The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-04

Francis Pug) Leppert, who has
been tossing COOS and high 500s
during the early season play in va
rious leagues at the Uptown, where
he is manager, scorched the alleys
for a 694 total in the Uptown
League last night. The popular
portSider tossed games of 258, 228
and 2O8, but with all that his Coca
Cola team collapsed and dropped
two games to Citizens Gas. Joe
Danna showed best for the Gas boys
with 582. The only other honor
count in this circuit came from
Bader, who combined 212, 209 and
237 for 658 for the Bader Coffee
team. His team also suffered two
time trimming from the Harpers
Garage, who had Forsythe's 588 as
their leading score.
Norman Hamilton showed a 588,
and his total gave the HooSier Pete
the edge in their double win over
Indiana Wheel and Rims. Conner,
at 573, starred for the losing team.
Koch Furnitures took the odd game
from Ko-We-Bas, Link being best
in this series with a 582 for Ko-
We-Bas.
Although the Indianapolis League
had ten FASTENERS over the 600
mark, no sensational team scores
were turned in during the play. The
real highlight of the evening was
the initial defeat of the Cooks
Goldblume. When the evening
started they boosted a string of
twelve staight wins and no losses
for the season. They made it thir-
teen at the expense of the Fox Jail
House team in the initial game, and
the dropped the second by a five
pin margin. They came back, how
ever, in the nightcap to make it
two out of three for the evening.
John Fehr led the Beer boys with
his fourth straight 600 count in this
league. a 612. Larry Cobler had 619
for the Fox team. Booher became
the first member of the Chambers
team to enter the select class, when
he tossed a 600 for the boys from
Shelbyville, enabling them to win
the rubber from Coca Colas.
Kriner connected for Gil, aiding
his Hitzelberger team to a double
win over Berghof Beers. Carl Har-
din, who last week was just over the
line for his first honor count of the
season, came back strong last night
and lambaSted the pins for 651
total. Don NIcNew also fired his
second straight 600, stopping at 635,
and the two-man combination gave
Gregory 81 Appel the odd game in
their series with Hare-Chevrolet.
The winners showed a 1899 in their
first game for the best score of the
session.
Ted Arnold'S league-leading $50
combined with StevenSon'S 623, gave
the Rose Tire a clean sweep over the
Russell Cafeterias. 1t was Steven
sons third honor count in the In
dianapoliS League. Charlie Cray
again was in the pocket and wound
up with a 618. giving his Fall City
Hi-Brus a triple victory over Miller
Tires. 1t was the eighth straight
loss for the Tire team, which was
one of the preseason favoriteS &c
lead the league.
jess Pritchett Jr. seems to be
grabbing the limelight from his
well-known father. He was "over the
hump" again with a Clio for the
Wonder Bars. With Stubbie Mat
thews aiding him with GOA, their
team whitewaShed the Marmon-
HerringtonS. Pritchett's initial
effort, a 256, was the leading game
of the evening.
pers in the North SIDE Business Men S
League. turned in totals OF 626 and 63l
Their combined efforts gave tie Peppers
Monroe-Kimmel Furniture took a two 70
one decision from Fire Titles. A. Kimmel
vas short OF the honor roll when he
halted at 596 Millers Tavern took two
from Fails City. while Wonder Bars and
Safety Boosters made clean sweeps over
the Heidenreich Florists and Prospect
Gas.
Carl Kick put three double centuries
together for q go. 20 lead the scoring IN
the Uptown Citizens Gas League Rich
ards had 596 and Johnnie Murphy 500
for runner-up positions. Prospect No. 1
and Distribution No. took all games
from Prospect No. ? and Main Office No
9, while two 10 one victories resulted for
the Distribution No. S. Prospect No.
and Distribution No. over the Prospect
No. Z. Main Otloe No. 10 and Distribution
No. 6.
wishmeyers S57 was leading total in
the Mutual MIX League. Chocolate Drink
took three from Buttern TX, while double
winS resulted for the creams, Cottage
Cheese and Dreamed Buttermilk over
Whipping Cream. MIX and Nursery Milk.