The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-31
BY BERNARD HARMON


Carroll Tomey of the Gyro League,
bowling at the Parkway Recreation
alleys, led the various leagues OF
the city's bowling fraternity last
night when he connected for games
of 217, 1879 and 235 for a 651 total.
This total enabled the No. 9 team
to take a pair of games from the
No. team.
Teams No. l and 8 made clean
sweeps of their series with the No.
rs and rs. Team No. 6 emerged
one game better than team No. TO-,
while team No. took a pair at the
expense of team No. 5.
While the male bowlers Of the city
were showing only mediocre scores,
the members of the fairer sex took
the spotlight for the evening. AT
the Hotel Antlers alleys, the Ladies
Social Club produced eleven sets
better than 500. Helen Weise con-
nected for a SIT on games of 2l4,
178 and 1876 to carry off the leading
honors in this league. Helen KrltSch
and Ethel Maher divided the run
ner-up honors with 541's.
Others over the 500 mark were
Race Johns, 539; Kathryn Meeker,
535; Amy Mcdaniel, $40; Edna Ka-
gel, 512; Damsel Baxter, $40; Ber-
tina Toumy, 500; Irene Mahoney, $685.
and Maize Lathrop, SOP.
Team results showed shutout SER
les prevailing in all contests. Marott
Shoe Company, BoWeS Seal Fast,
Meeker Five and Lathrop-Moyer
taking triple wins from Grenwald S
Meats, Happy Wonder Bakers, Hotel
Antlers Five and Falls City Hi-Bru'
In the Spencer Cafe Ladies'
League rolling at the Prltchett
alleys, Marion Price was close to
the 900 mark with a 582 total.
Opening with 231, she connected
for games of 161 and 100, leading
the way to three-game victory for
the American Central Life team over
the Queens Shoppe. Lucille Krlbs
had two double centuries to give
her a $40 total, while Josephine
Schmidt showed a 208 game in her
542 series.
Other winners in this league did
not prove as fortunate as the Amer
lean Central team, all contests be-
ing taken two to one. The Kribs
Five, Hungarian Bread, Franks,
Meyers, Wright Oldsmobiles and
East End Greenhouse edged out
wins over the Heidenreich Florists,
Club Steaks, Ham and Eggs, North
ern Beach Pool, Fulles Five and Sir
loin Steaks.
The Meters cracked out a three
to nothing victory over the Mains
in the indianapolis Water Company
League at the Pritchett alleys.
Hydrants and Valves each took a
pair from Filters and Pumps. Fer
guson's STA was the leading individ-
ual count.
Leonhardt's 623 was the leading
individual total in the Hoosier Ath-
letic Club League. Shutout series
were gained by the Coca Cola, Bar
rett Coal and Bowes Seal Fast, with
the indianapolis Office Supply, John
Hancock Mutual Insurance and Hat
field Electrics as their victims. Pot
ter Coal and Material took a brace
from Block Opticals.
In the Rotary Club at the Indiana
Alleys. D. Clark nosed out Shafer BY one
pin for ind idual honors. The former
had 567 to Skaters SOC. The Hobbs. Fox.
Seioert and Manouge teams took three
game victories from Brown, Wiley. Hall
and Harris ouintets. while two 10 ones
were taken BY Dunhams. Murphys, and
Hohlts with the Ackermans, Winslows and
Henrys on the short ends OF the scoring.
A 534 by Brosnan proved to be the lead
ing total OF the Herh-Jones League. Three
games we're taken by the Pohshers, who
had the Office No. ! as their opponents.
Die Department No. won twice from the
Engravers as the Ringrpakers took a double
victory from the Striking Department. In
the other series in this loop. bowling az
the Indiana Alleys, Engravers forfeited
their series to the Die Department No. J.
Four six hundred totals emerged dur
ing the session of the Pritchest Reerea-
ton League at the Prltchett alleys. Mur-
phys leading count Of 62s. coupled with
3 COZ By DOC" LonsswoEth gave the