The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-14
BY BERNARD HARMON


Eleven individual totals were over
the 500 mark in the weekly round Of
the St. Philip No. l League last
night. 1t was one of the biggest
scoring sessions ever produced on
the east side drives.
Bill Sargent pounded out the
highest total of the evening. reach
ing 694 on games Of DDS, 213 and 256.
Bill Owens. a team mate on the
Mic-Lis McCahill team, pressed Sar-
gent closely with a 692. coming from
games Of 223, 276 and 1913. With
this scoring combination the Mic
Lis McCahill FASTENERS went over
the 5000 mark with games of 955,
| OTIS and 997. a total of 3027. Their
opponents. the S. & S. Service Sta
ton. took a severe drubbing, losing
the three-game series. Jake Friejie
was the only member of the S. 81 S.
team to reach an honor count. a
pair of two hundreds putting him
over for a SOB
With three members in the "Se-
lect class" the Wooden Shoe Beer
team collected the best team total
of the session. Tom Casserly had
664. Johnnie KieSel. Csc. and Chuck
Marley. 632. TO give the Beer team
a 1904 series total. The games were
1856. lob and 1910. which was tar
too much wood to give the opposing
Kirschners a chance. and they took
a three game beating.
Ed Sargent upheld the Sargent
name by giving the Falls City Hi
Brus a 676 series on games of 1856,
26s and 222
Although two members of the OPP
posing Mckinney for Treasurer
squad had honor counts. the Hi
Brus COPIED a 2-to-1 decision. Raj
terry had a $50 and Dan Abbott
621 for the McKinneyS. The win
ners closed the series with a 1,031
game.
John Barrett fired games Of 239.
224 and 2l3 for a 676. TO give the
Cassidy Fuel team a triple victory
over the Illinois alleys. John Blue
showed a 604 for the best count on
the losing Illinois team. Casadys
reached 2.911 for their series on
games Of 1.O0l. S9l and 1913 The
floor average Of the league was GAS.
the best of its present season.
Mrs Amy Mcdaniel became the
first lady bowler in the city to go
over the 500 mark this season when
she pounded the naples for games
Of DIS. 100 and pit. to total 622. in
the Ladies Social League at the
Hotel Antlers alleys last night.
With $50 by Eva Dawson. the
BOwes Seal Fast team won three
games from the Meeker Five. Dam
sci Baxter had a 533 for the losers.
With Urmston at 53S. the Happy
Wonder Bakers scored a shutout
victory over the Hotel Antler Five.
Lathrop- Meyers took three games
from the Greenwald'S Meats. Doro-
thy Pyle. Helen KritSch and Race
John featured this series with
counts OF $50. 527 and $50.
Eight members of the Falls City
Hi-Bru and Marott Shoe teams
went over the 500 mark in the series
between those teams. taken by the
former. two TO one. Scores Of sos
by Mrs. Kagel. 52S by Della Harlan.
$50 by Blanche Mas. and SAL By
Maize Lathrop featured.
For the Marott team. Irene Ma
honey had $40. Tourney 5l2. Stuart
543, and Laura Alexander SAP.
Hendricks. with a $50 series led the in
ciflcual scoring IN the Fraternsl League
40 the Illinois alleys Rutch McAlen con-
tnued his scoring spree with q 62s while
Lester Keeling added another 500 10 ms
long stTing. With 8 COS. Three time wins
vers taken BY the Crescent Paper Com
pany snd Indianapolis News teams. with
IRE SchloSser Bros. and Z. 3. Price teams
forming The opposition. Sears-Rosbuck
snc GEORGE :. Mayer took Two apiece from,
the Indiana Fiim Transit and BeveridEe
Paper Company. Spencer House Cafe was
uncppoSed-
Mason had the only hornr rnur- IN +Ns