The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-28
BY BERNARD HARMON

DOWlerS striving without success 10
hit the 700 mark this season, one
OF the younger FASTENERS warmed up
and connected last night. Young
Jess" Pritchett, son of the we'll
known jess ST, found the pocket
in the Pritchett Recreation League,
connecting for games of 227, 234 and
240 to total 70l. The elder Pritchett
has not yet reached the 700 mark
during his league play of this sea-
son.
Rolling with the L. S. Ayres team,
young Pritchetts top total, COM
bined with a 600 by Art Fry, gave
the Ayres team a triple win over the
opposing Real Silk squad. BENZ of
the losers had a 582 for their lead
ing count.
Eddie BOerger, with a 258 middle
game, slapped out his initial honor
count Of the season. stopping at 638,
giving the Fendrich Restaurants a
clean sweep of their three games
with the Hibben- Hollwegs. Doc
Longsworth's $50 was the best in
dividual offering of the losing team
Sunshine Cleaners, with Moore at
583. won a Shutout victory over the
Louie's Tavern aggregation. Horns
$40 featured for the Tavern team
Thomas Restaurants were also
triple winners, their shutOut VIC
Tins being the Hilgemeier Packers
Caddick's $50 was top count for the
winners, while Reimer led the scor-
ing for the losers with a 553
Dorm Good SOdaS won twice from
the Royal TailOrs in & series fea-
turing a $50 by Felkner of the Tai
lors. and a $40 by Kellum of the
Dorm team. Universal Beverages
we're also double winners, taking a
pair from Green's Tavern. In this
series, a 587 by Schmalz of the Bev-
erage team. and a $40 by Gene Ruff
Of the Greens featured.
The St. Philip No. l leaguers con-
tinued their pin slaughtering tactics
Of the past few weeks, nine bowlers
in this loop finishing over the 900
line" Dan Abbott, who dropped to
533 in the Delaware Doubles on
Monday night after rolling five con-
secutive honor counts. returned to
form in a hurry. and slammed out a
683 TO take city-wide runner-up
honors of the evening. Abbott had
games of 246. 203 and 234 for the
Mckinney for Treasurer team
which took three games from the
Kirschner Auto Service.
Henry Franz entered the 600 class
for the first time this season, with
a 6I0 series for the Mckinney team
Joe Kirkhoff's 500 was the best total
shown for the losers.
Tony Mccain wound up his eve
nings work with a brilliant 27I
game for a GIL total. A team mate
Herb KoSSman, had a 642, but with
these two honor counts. the S & S
Service Station could do no better
than take a single game from the
Cassidy Fuel team.
The final game of this series
proved to be a thriller, the Fuel
team winning by a 1.017 to 1,012
score. John Barrett connected for
the best total of the Cssady team
when he slipped over with a Sol.
The Mic-Lis-McCahill team took
triple win from the Indianapolis
Candy and Tobacco Company, Bill
Sargent and Bob Marien of the
winners featuring with series Of So
and 6O4. John Blue paced the losers
with a 637 count.
Chuck Markey had little trouble
in outScoring his twin" johnnie
Kiesel. getting a 664 total while
Kiesel stopped at 44S. his poorest
series Of the season. These two boy;
were performing with the WoOder
Shoe Beers, who rolled without op'
position.
The Meters took three games from tn,
FILTERS. Mains shut out the Pumps anS
the Hvdrants won twice from The Valves
iesqr,e Al PriichettS. Mac McCrearl
7 carried OF the individual honoTs. with Z
So series.
A Gil by SNYDER topped all individual
Efforts in the HooSier Athletic Club League
at the Priichett alleys LeonearoI had
sea Is take ruuner-6p position. The IN
dianapolis Ofice supply team won three
cames from the John Hancock Mutua
/ Insurance team FOR the only clean SWEEP
~ ne session Block Optical. Coca Cola
and Potter Coal and Material won tElc'
from me Doves Seal Past, Barrett Goa
and Hatfield Electrlcs.
For the second consecutive week. youns
Frankie Johns topped all individuals Y
the CITIZENS Gas Company League az th'