The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-20

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session. Team scoring was also bet
ter than usual, with one 5000 total
and six single games were better
than the 1000 mark.
Fehr's 666, which was next best to
Walt Heckman's 668 for city-wide
honors, came on games of 233, 221,
and 212, but with the aid of a COG
from Larry Fox, the Cooks Gold
blumeS could cop only one game
from the Fox Jailhouse team. The
Goldblumes showed best in the in
itial game when they amassed 1,043
pins. The Jailhouse quintet fired a
1907 in their middle contest. 1t was
the first series the Cooks had lost
this season in either of the two
leagues they perform. in.
Ray ChriSney showed the best in
dividual for the Fox team, GIG.
Weber Milk Company, with Dick
Nordholt at $50, took a pair OF wins
from Polar Ice and Fuel team,
which had Thad Tedrowe's COG as its
best effort. Coca-Cola won pair
from Falls City Hi-Bru, Bill Holt
getting the only big count of the
series, COG.
Fred Schleimer, who on Wednes-
day night had a 723 total, stopped
short of the honor mark last night
with 500.
Tho ny CoeOl;no toooo oorrvioo
quintet of star bowlers who pre-
viously had won but seven out of
eighteen games, and had not yet
neared the 5000 mark, cut loose
with some Of the best scoring of
the season. With three members
over 600, the DIX boys connected for
games of 1923, 999 and 1,OO1 for
3,O26. The opposing Murphy Stars,
however, were also in form in the
middle game, getting 1923 for their
only victory of the series.
The series also saw two of the
city's leading bowIers, Johnny Muir
ply and Adam Lang, crashing the
honor mark for the first time of the
present season in this loop. Lang
had SAB and Murphy 649 Other
600 shooters in the series were Spiv
Ward, with 631, and Paul Stemm,
with 638.
Twelve, scores of better than 500 were
SHOWN SHOWN during the session of the Block
Blanche Meyers 56 s4Sge led the proceson
Coca Colas, scored a dual win oyer In
| contests resulted in triple victories for
the winning combina tons. Lathrop-
| Fast and Meekers- Five topped Falls CITY
Hi-Pru, Phoenix Press. TrisSals. Forwards
and Dr.. Chambers.
Pritchetfs. also showed some of the the sea-
sons best est scoring, when tf6ogr indiydpals
q the evening. with Tarrant at 615
Churchmann at 6O8 and Grim at 6Os fol-
Three game wins were taken by spick-
elmeier Fuel and w. P. Jungclaus Co. over
GGeiger p and PeteTs and J92hnson-Maas
Carey and HAYES Bros were double VIC
tors over the Railroad Mems Building and
Domestic Insulators and Pittsburgh Plate
Glass teams.
DR.. Kemper with $40 and Krutsinger.
with SOB, took individual honors in the
Hillcrest League at Pritchetts. Selmier's
Gaddies shut out Kemper's Diyots, Young's
Roughs. and spckelm iey e stfmies 0W won
the odd game from Darnabys Puts.
All series in the optical League were
fakeF two To- one With no Block , Optical
ming from American Optical Optometrists
and Paramount. The best individual scor-
ng in t5 eagg o gb6 the b In
in the St Joan of Arc League Lang's $40
being the nearest approach. and also the
best total of the session, held at the Up
in a row from Wonder Bars while the
American Estates. J; j Blackwell & Sons.
G CePs J.seT dea nd Das g 4 DT Ms
Products. Pittman-Rice Coal Co. NJ H.
Farrell Granite and Missouri Pacifcs.
Three soo's showed up in the weekly
session of the knights of Columbus league
at the Delaware. Alleys. Bill Sargent
BeSind H at 800 The OJ team 'i en
while the Penn Coal Hoosier Optical and
Scott Trucking teams could win only
pair from Pittman-Rice Coal. J. G. Glatt's
Drugs and Block Opticals.
Carl Kiefer's southpaw slants Melted
him a 609 total. which was enough TO
Isad the ssoTnE in the s9g5h Sds MF
Triple wins were taken BY Jacks Place.
Troy Oils and Leon Tailoring from Citi-
zens Cas- Rudweiser Bar and Rottlers
Cafeteria. Inland Coal won the rubber
from Enos Goals.
Curt Wrsvs 545 topped individual eff
forts in the Central States Envelope
League at Pritchetts. No took a triple
win from Team No 4 and Team No.
twice downed Team No. 3.
Tooley barely edged over the 600 mark
in the Bankers League. stopping on 602.
to lead this loop. bowling at the Pritehett
Recreation. Shutouts we're. taken BY Mer-
chants National and Public Service No.
?. their victims being Public Service No.
l and Indiana National No. 3. Double
wins resulted for Indiana National No. !
and Indiana Trust over Indiana National
No. ? and Union Trust Co.
Triple wins we're taken BY New Amster-
dam. Western Adjustment and Connect
cut General in the Insurance League,
bowling at the Central Alleys. Victims
we're Inspection Bureau. Equitable Life OF
New York and Hoosier Casualty. Rett-
cells 543 topped individual scoring.
Scoring in other leagues showed Drinks
500 Leading the Presto-Lite, Toles Sal as
best in the Standard OIL. the United Mu-
tual leader as Bradley with $50, and Kill
Ions 542 as best in the SwitzeE-Cummins
loop.