The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-28
BY BERNARD HARMON

Jack Underwood. diminutive ten
pin star of the Citizens Gas Co.,
and an officer of the City Bowling
Association for many years last
night became the seventeenth local
kegeler to pass the 700 mark this
season.
Rolling with the Enos Coal Co.
team of the intermediate League at
the Uptown Alleys, Underwood
pelted the NAPLES for games of 243,
237 and 232 for 712 total
The Enos team, with the aid OF
UnderwOOd's huge total, took pair
of wins from the Eastern Coal Co.,
which stayed IN the midst of the
battle during the entire series
through the efforts of Bradley and
Hale, who connected for 626 and
GOA. The Coca-Colas won twice over
the Uptown Taverns, while the
Wiles & Wilson, Johnson Coal Co.,
and A. Shultz FurnitureS took triple
victories over the Fortieth-st Mer-
chants, Edwards Engraving and
Sherer Electrics.
The combined efforts of Joe Rea,
with the leagues individual high
total, a 638, and Bill BrunOt, with
COZ, failed to stop the Eagle Greek
Nurseries as they took an odd game
decision from the Dutch Masters in
last nights session of the Universal
League at the Pritchett Alleys. Neal
King, with a $40, was top man for
the winners.
The Coca Colas and Log Taverns
won two games each over the Voll-
mer Bros. Meats and Louie's Tav-
ems, no 600 counts appearing in
either series. The Heidenreich
FloraIs had a 609 from Sutphin and
a 900 from H. Smith, but they were
unopposed. Ray Hockersmith
cracked out a 633 for the Blue Point
Service Stations, who also were
without opponents.
A 612 from Faust was the best in
dividual total posted in the regular
session of the Automotive League
at the Illinois Alleys. Lloyd Jacobs
was again in the 600 class, with
GOT series. State Auto Insurance
was the only triple winner of the
evening, the Shutout victim being
the Ellis Trucking Co. Citizens
Motor Car took Two from the SIN
clair Refining Co., Eagle Machines
grabbed a pair from the Outlaws
and the Inland Battery Co. took the
odd game from the Boards Brake
Service.
The holiday season cut into the schedule
of the Printing Crafts League, rolling at
P piefed cbaF phy T EMe Se With 647 the
leagues best individual score. led the In
dianapols Star team az TO- ooup5 4;+ Ic{fory
Hunt at 637 and Butch Xix at 598, the
Thomas Restaurants took two from the
the scoring for the losers with a 636 Sc
ries. Les Koelling added to his 900 col
t the Bingham Rollers. who were Without
opponents. The Sterling Tayerns also were
unopposed.
The Worrell Cleaners we're the only
triple winners in, the Parkway Recreation
League last night, They shut out the
Re R3gan & Col 6goseT P9tes Acme
Monon Goals and Ritz Tayerns. with the
Florists and Roberts Milks on the losing
ends, CIarrick Theatre was unopposed. In
dividnal honors were taken by Laxen, who
posted 602 series. Carl Granneman took
runner-up position with a 597.
In the. Elks' League, bowling. at the
Hotel Antlers alleys 624 series from Bob
Haagsma topped the individual totals OF
the session. All team series were, decided
by 2-to-1 scores, the Mobilgas Bailey'S In
surance and White Furnitures taking two
games each from the Smith & Youngs,
Heidenrcich Florists and La Fendrich
Cigars.
The st. Philips No. 2 League had Mike
Casserly, with a 636 series. as the indi-
vidual leader. Other 600 totals were pro-
duced by Bill Sargent. who had a 626. and
Tom Casserly. who had GA: The Kalten-
Rice Coal Co. and Print-Krafts took two
games each from the Lyons Pharmacy,
Rosner Pharmacy. Berghof Beers and
Sterling Beers.
Harold Dwenger again proved to be the
top scorer in the St. GATHERINGS League
at the Fountain Square alleys. His 6l2
gave him the high honors. Fountain Square
Furniture Coz Sauters Tavern and WizaFa