The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-06
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BY BERNARD HARMON

BERNAI
Last nights leading individual
score came from the Uptown alleys,
where Harry Link, rolling in the
Recreation League, posted series
of SGT from games of 245, 228 and
1874.
With the aiC of Art Sacks 500,
Links Ko-We-Ba Coffees made a
clean sweep of their series with the
Bader Coffee team. John Bader,
with a 573, topped the individual
scoring of the losers. Freddie West
over was in good form, and con-
nected for a 632 to lead the Har-
perS Garage to triple win over
the Koch Furnitures. Cari Kiefer,
who last week posted a 700 total IN
this league, helped the Garage team
along with a sol series. Dyne's STA
was the best showing made for the
losing KochS.
Hoosier Petes, who have been
smacking the naples for huge
totals, eased up little last night,
taking two games from the Coca
ColaS. without a 600 total. Harry
Wheeler mad 586 and Paul Stemm a
SGT for tie winning team, while Pug
Leppert's 500 was high for the
losers.
The Prospect Gas team took
pair from the Indiana Wheel and
Rim, the latter rollers making use
of a 1905 in their lone victory. For
the Gas team, George Heiney had a
624, and Joe Danna a 500. F. Den
nyS 562 was the best individual
offering from the Wheel and Rim
team
Although no huge totals appeared
in the Indianapolis League last
night, twelve individuals in that cir
cult passed the 600 mark, with a 649
by Lee Carmin setting the pace.
Aiding Carmin in the Cooks
Goldblume triple victory over the
Hare Chevrolets was Ed Striebeck,
with a els, and John Fehr, at sos.
Jess Pritchett Sr, who had stretched
his consecutive 900 streak" to six
in an earlier league connected for a
498 total in this series. Frank
Hare's 583 topped the individuals
for the Chevrolet team.
Freddie Schleimer had $40 for
the Wonder Bars and Glib Smith a
554 for the Rose Tire Co., in the
formers three-game victory. FoX'S
Jail HouSerS were also a three-time
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the Chambers Ranges. Larry Cobler
topped the Fox aggregation with
SIG, while Booher'S 513 was the best
the losers could offer.
Falls City Hi-Brus took a pair
from the Observation-Disclosures,
winding up the evening with a 1000
game. Frank Argus, with 634, and
Ray Robertson, with GOT, gave the
Hi-Brus their winning margin,
While Nan Schott, with 61O, and
Frank Afford, with COG, kept the
Narmon team in the running. The
Berghoff Beers snapped their 5000
mark" last night, failing to make
five in a row when they halted at
2,837. Their best showing was made
in their second game, when they
connected for a 1906. Bowling
against the Coca-Colas. they eased
out a two-to-one victory. George
Campbell fired a GIL for the losing
CokeS.
The Gregory 4 Appel team connected
for of s2 s8s and ies2 for w The
Don McNe S at ISIS SIS ana Carl l Hardin mis at
60l. they took two games from the Miller
Tires. who had a $50 from Carl Mindach.
feature counts. The Tire team posted
a l04T 10 win one game. Hitzelbergers
Won twice from the az Russsett cafeterias.
and Dick Nordholt with a 585 for the
losers. featuring.
The North Side Business Mems League
enjoyed one of the best scoring sessions
OF the season in the weekly whirl at the
totals we're posted during me evenings
pastiming a 6SS by Hank Schriver ton
ping all other counts. HaagSman had $40.
6O4. and Roller 6o4.
sssereign Realtys mace a clean sweep
safe Re soosess sTabbed n three from the
Prospect Gas team. Monroe-Klmmels took
a pair from the Firetite Products and
City H-Brus. The Heidenreich Flowers
were GnoppoSeo.
C. weathers. with a 500 topped all
competitors in the Ipalco League session
at the Illinois Alleys. The Research De-
psrtment won three times from the MIL
Streets. Main Floors took two from the
Harding Streets and Morris Street took
the rubber from the Line Department.
Extracts took three from Dentsls.
EliXerS shutout the Powders, and the
Tablets grabbed a three-time victory over
the Iletins in the Eli Lilly Mems League
at the Pritchett alleys SyrupS won
couple from the Pills in the other con-
test Of this league. Charlie Mccain again
took individual honors. his $50 total put
ting him over.
In the Eli Lilly Leadies' League. also az |
Pritchett'S, Emily Palmer. with q 449. /
proved 10 be the leading individual. Mer- |
thiolateS and Spiritex won three games /
each from the Americans and Amytals, !
while double victories we're taken by /
the Borozins and Tablets from the Ex- |
tEalin and Ma Haungs.
jess Pritehett sr. posted 64s series.
70 top the individuals IN the Inter-Cluo /
League session az the Pritchett alleys. Il /
was the sixth consecutive honor count for !
The veteran hnf ha hnlfad his march later /