The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-06
BY LEFTY LEE


The Berghoff Beer team of the
Washington League, that rolls on
the Illinois alleys, easily took the
top honorS for all leagues in the
city last night, when they crashed
the naples for games of 1852, 1,040
and LIP, total of 3,204.
Every member Of this team was
over the 600 mark during this SET
Ahearn rolling 673; Dad Hanna,
ESQ., Hornbeck, GAS; w. Hickman
635, and Miller, COL. The team was
rolling games at which its oppon-
ents will have to do plenty of shoot
ing later, if they wish to turn in
any wins.
The Newman Candy team had
Spencer rolling games Of 218, 224
and 247, total Of $50, that led this
squad to a triple win over Mausner
Beer. With Earl Goodhue leading
the way, the Schlitz team won two
games from Kaiser Fire Service.
Goodhues total was 654.
John Blue was back in the 800
class, with 629, and the Coca Cola
team won two games from Pharis
Tires. The final contest in this
loop resulted in an odd game win
for Fall City Lager from Hoosier
Optical. John Beam found a foun-
tain Of youth some place and pro-
duced GOT, his second 600 series this
week. Bennett, a member Of the
winning team, had COG.
Three new records for the season
were posted during the Construc-
ton League play at the Pritchett
alleys last night, the H. C. Ent Ma
terial rolling 1,087 and 2,941 for high
single and high three-game totals,
and Bill Hurrle pounding out a GIT
for new individual mark, for three
games. Rogers counted ga, Lochle,
GIG, and Arnold, 609.
In team play, Brandt Brothers
and Johnson-Maas won three from
Freyn Brothers and Railway Build
ing and Loan, as the H. G. Emf
squad won two from Mil-Va-Co-
Heat.
-, The Marott Shoe Store team Of the
Block Optical Ladies League had a single
game score OF 928 and three-game total
over the S. and S. Service team. Other
contests We're decided two to one. Kings
bury Beer Fox Jail Birds, B9wes Seal
Beer. defeating Julian Goldman Store,
McGaw Insurance. Jack G.. Carr, Coca
Cola and Real Silk. Race Johns scored a
total of 563 that headed a long list of 500
counts. Meyer had SOL. Bunch 502; WeiSe
519; Weisman, 500 Mahoney, SCI; Shea.
SOL; Tourney. 537; Finn, 527 Alexander,
5I2; Court, 500; Pyle, sos; milestone 5l2;
Carston. 5O4" Schmidt. SOL Marks. 5l4
and Orphey. SIP.
The Bowes Seal Fast ladies team will
roll a girls team from Fl Wayne in a
special match at the Pritchett allays to-
night at $50.
winner of the 200 scratch sweepstakes that
will be rolled on the St. Philip alleys to-
day and, Sunday. The, entry fee of 81
covers all expense for this play.
Ed Stevenson rolled total of 651 to
lead the play, during the Recreation series
at the Fountain Square alleys. His count
also was the reason the Seven Up team
Towel and Apron Supply. Sauters Tavern
also Won three from Boards Brake Service
when Ward and Stemm counted 602 and
SOL The Goldsmith Sales and DR.. Pepper
series was hard fought. the Sales team
Hill rolled Gil and 6O7. as Hiatt and
Silver Edge Beer rolled games at which
their opponents will roll later. Mathews
posted 6O4 for this team.
During, the K. of C. series at the Della
ware alleys the J. J. Blackwell & Son
team Won three games from Pittman-Rice