The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-11
N>-DOuUn the AIIeys -
BY BERNARD HARMON

Although ten 500 totals we're post
ed in the Indianapolis League at
Pritchett's last night, team scoring
was just fair as compared TO past
/ performances. -Four 1000 games
were turned in. with no 1000 counts
making an appearance during the
evenings performance. Clarence
Schott topped all individual efforts
when he collected 234. 226 and 20l
for 66I. but his Marmon- Harrington
team was unable to win a game. the
Cooks Goldblumes taking three.
Jesse Pritchett, who has recovered
from his recent slump, smashed
the naples for a 653 total. while
Lee Carmin bagged 604, to give the
Blumes their edge. The triple win
gave them seventeen victories out Of
eighteen starts for the season. Paul
Strebeck halted right in front Of
the honor mark at 500. and aided
with a sol from Frank Liebtag, the
Hare Chevrolets made it three
straight at the expense Of Berghof
Beers. Raymond Fox posted 6l9
TO lead the Fox Jail quintet to a
triple victory over Russell Cafeteria.
Frank Black had 602 for the Coca
Colas. who took the odd game from
Wonder Bars. Freddie Schleimer
tOed the mark at 600 for the latter
team. The combined efforts of Arch
HeisS and Joe Fulton gave Gregory
e. Appel one-game edge over the
Rose Tire Company. Reiss had 635
and Fulton 618, while Schonecker
was best for the Tire team with 500.
When Carl Hardin failed to appear
in the Gregory lineup it marked the
first time IN his fourth season with
that team that he has failed to be
on their firing line. Chambers Gas
Ranges took a pair of games from
Miller Tires. Booher had a SAB for
the Chambers and Lefty Behrens a
$40 for the Millers. Jack Hunts 584
was the best total in the Falls City
Hitzelberger series, which was taken
by the latter team two to one.
Again Pug Leppert led all COM
petitors in the Uptown Leagues
weekly session. The popular port
slider crashed out 646 on games of
PAS, 1876 and 205. He performed
with the Coca Cola team, rolling
without opposition. TWO other
honor counts we're posted and they
both came from HoOsier Pete team
members. Harry Wheeler had 609
and Paul TENN 634, enabling their
team to post a 2,9O9 total for the
evening and win three games from
the Citizens Gas team. The Hoo
siers wound up with 1856 game.
Rex Dawson had a 500 and Jack
Underwood a sol to give the Bader
Coffees a double win over the Koch
Furnitures. Harper'S Garage took
the rubber from KoWeba Coffees.
Links sos was the outstanding score
of this series.
Triple victories we're taken by the
Main Office No. 10 and Prospect No.
As from the Distribution No. 6 and
Distribution No 5, in the Citizens
Gas league at the Uptown. Other
series were taken two to one by the
Prospect No. 2, Main Office No. 9
and Distribution No from the Dis
tribution No. 8, Prospect No. 3 and
Prospect No. l. Jack Underwood'S
562 was the best individual total.
The North Side Business Mems League
at the Parkway produced the best scor
ing of the season for that loop. Six
honor counts we're pounded out by the
FASTENERS of the league. with Art Bak
er'S SCI setting the pace. Bakers brill
liant performance went for naught when
his Prospect Gas team was shut out in
its series with Firette Products. B.
Kimmers 638 furnished the winning punch
for the Monroe Kimmel Furniture team
IN taking three in a row from Sovereign
Realty. Paul Sylvester cut loose with
from Miller's Tavern Hnuck and Vorel-