The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-24

the Beer team totaled 1897 and,
with a 64-pin handicap, finished 81
pins ahead of the second-place
Cooks Goldblumes. Ahearns gi-
gantic series came from games of
265, 211 and 278 Dan Abbott had
694, Lou Dougherty. COS, Dad
Hanna, SIT, and Walt Hickman,
SGT, to round out the scoring for
the winning aggregation.
Every member Of the GoldblumeS
was over the 600 mark, as the sec
ond place team totaled 314O from
games of 1862. 1859 and 1919, which,
with their added 30-pin handicap,
gave them a gross score Of 3170.
Ed Striebeck led the team with a
685, Larry Fox had 626, Jess Pritch-
EFT Sr., 622, Lee Carmin GOT and
John Fehr 600.
The Fox Jail House team, with
a 1928 total, including a 190-pin
handicap, took third place, with
George NIeeker's 629 series as their
top individual score. Louie's Tav-
ern in fourth place had BIS total
with the aid of 294 pins handicap.
Horn led the team with 625.
Gregory & Appel, who held the
lead over last week end, would up in
fifth place with a 3112, their handi-
cap being 81 pins. Arch HeisS was
the outstanding individualist of the
ffth-placers, by virtue OF a 657
series.
Last weeks league schedule
brought out the best individual
scoring of the present season, 1875
totals being over the 600 mark.
Chuck Marley, one of the city's
youthful pin stars, scored the lone
700 total of the week, slapping out
games of DOT, 221 and 267 for It's
in the st. Philip No. ? League on
Thursday night. He had missed the
700 mark in his appearance in the
St. Philip No. l League on Tuesday
night by only pins, winding up
with a 694 in this series. A 621 was
also scored by Markey in one Of his
other league appearances, putting
him over the 600 mark in three
times in four appearances for the
week.
Frank BUD Argus, rolling with the
Falls City Hi-Bru's in the Fountain
needed a double in the tenth frame Of his
hnal game for 700 count. but failed to
connect for the necessary strikes and
of the week. "Boney' Gorsuch, with
6ss. in the Citizens Gas Co; League at
weeks individual race. Jess Pritchett ST..
added three 500 totals to his long string
pounding out series OF 68S. $50 and $50
in four league appearances His top count
came in Wednesday nights session of the
Inter-CTub League. Chuck Klein. making
his first league appearances Of the season,
falling short in the Fountain Square
Recreation on Friday night, after posting
a 672 in the Universal and a 654 in the
Indiana polls earlier in the week.
Other individuals who slapped out totals
better than $50 curing the weeks ,ppastiLm-
$50 and $50 Nan SchOtt. SIS, Loren Weiss
mar. Sos. John Fehr. 663. Bud kimmel.
662: Graham Turner. $50; Bud Schoch. $50;
$50; Harry Link, 653: Fred Schleimer. 65l.
and Cd Striebeck. $50.
The Cooks Goldblumes belted the pins
for a pair of 300 totals in their two
leseU5s appearance Of the week. their
1888 u he Indianapolis League setting
a new three-game record OF the season
Of this series also proved to be good for
season record for the league. Other
Games Of the series we're t007 and 1923.
II the Fountain Square Recreation loop,
the goldman pounded out games of 99S,
.Iitzelberger Chicken Dinner. who opposed
the Goldblumes in their series in the IN
dianESolis were also in rare form. their
series on totaling 3:oSi games Of 966.
again passed the 5000 mark in The South
Side Business Mems League at the
Fountain Alleys Games of 1915 1923
and 9s2 gave them their big series
The Ko-we-Ba Brands team of the Up
sons city record when they rounded out
a 1889 same during their Wednesday
nights series. Twenty-Five other games in
the various circuits passed the 1000 mark
during the weeks pastiming.
The Lathrop-Moyers posted the best
team scores of the week of the various
ladies' leagues their 1852 series ana 81
&C me in the Ladies social League topping
all other team efforts. Helen McAnlv. with
topped the INDIVIDUAL scoring among the
feminine FASTENERS. Nettie Crane with
SIS Lucy Court with SOL. Dorothy Finn
with 554 and $50 and Maize Lsthrop with
SIS. were other leading individuals.
With the conclusion of the annual Pot
Of Gold Tournament Yesterday. the LOCAL
pastiners will gather at the 81. PHILIP
Ailevs over the next weekend 10 We Tor
III. S. Net Scores