The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-18

Oh pun SplIIlUg OF CIle evening as u
Fountain Square Recreation last nil
The Heidenreich Florists, OH games
of 1015, 1923 and 992, pounded out
a sensational 5000 total during their
series, while eight individuals crossed
the 600 mark.
The leading individual scoring of
the evening, however, went to men,
berS of the Courthouse and Frater-
nal Leagues; 654s were posted by
Don Johnson of the former league
and by Jess Hall of the Fraternal
loop.
Three members of the Heidenreich
team scored honor counts, Adam
Lang getting GAL, Joe Danna GIG
and Paul Stemm 608. Lang's GAL
was the league pleading score. Dan
mas 600 series was his fifth con-
secutive in league competition, while
Paul Stemm'S honor count was his
twenty fifth of the present season.
With this scoring combination, the
Florists won three times from the
opposing Koch Furnitures, who had
two members. Frank Roth and Al
Mueller, in the 600 class, with 619
each.
Stahlhut jewelers. were also win
ners via the shutout route, their
victims being the Polar Ice and Fuel
team. Their series included a 1015
game. No COOS appeared Ted Ar
mold, with 592 for the winners, and
Bob Wuensch, with 579 for the
losers, featuring. Bemis Bags won
twice from DIX Service, Nan Schott
of the Bemis team getting 618, fall
ing to Isl in his final game after
going in" with 467. Phil Bisesi
was top man for the losers, with a
COS series. The Brenn Five won
two from the Voight's Mortuary,
Johnny Sahm featuring for the
losers with a 614. Eddie Ten Eyck
turned in the best total for the
Brenns, $40.
In the Courthouse session at
the Delaware, johnson obtained his
654 total through games of 246, 202
and 206 Four other members of
this league were over the 600 mark,
Chevrolet getting 62S, Riley 614, Alb
bott, 612, and zweissler, 602. The
TreaSurers took the only Shutout
series of the session, winning from
the Assessors three times. Clerks
downed the Lawyers in two of their
games. Prosecutors took a pair from
the Surveyors and the Highways
won twice over the Union Titles.
In the Fraternal League, which
bowls at the Illinois Alleys, Jess Hall
tied Johnson'S Courthouse series
when he connected for games of
189, 258 and POT for his 654. Only
one other member of the circuit
posted an honor count. Miller went
over with a GOT. Three teams won
their series by 3-to-0 scores, the
Crown Laundry, Schwegman Gro
Gerry and Gun Club teams shutting
out the Teeters Drugs, indianapolis
Towel Co. and Creme-O- Colds.
Dickey Mouse Cafe and Indiana Bell
Telephone took a pair each from
the Breakfast Shop and East End
Cottage Cheese.
Green. with a 597 series, topped all in
dividual scoring in the Petroleum League
at the Illinois alleys. Hoosier Petes and
Gaseteria won shutout victories over the
Double victories went to the Linco No
and Linco No. 2 their victims being the
Hines was again the outstanding bowler
in tbs Indianapolis Church Lea que per-
forming on the Fountain Square alleys.
in this league. Beech Grove No. took
their series from the Fountain Squares
via the shutout route, while the Beech
ruff Place nosed out the Cavalry u BIS,
Edwin Rays and Broadway Baptists by two
10 one scores.
Francis schmitt posted a SGT for the
best individual scoring in the St Joan Of
h AEi LsAE Es q THE Renbp as y' eam
with three wins. Speaks and Finn were
also three-time winners. their shutout
victims being the scott d ITSckipg Com;
scores. the Uptown Cleaners. General
Tires and w. J. Robinsons winning from
the Wonder Bars. Indiana Railroads and
Hatfield Electrics.
In the Kiwanis League at the Indiana
alleys. Bob Heuslin nosed out Shannon
berger, $50 TO ssh, to carry Of the high
individual series crown Of the evening
The Osthermeyers and Rykers were triple
winners over the Mitchells and Heads
while other series were takn 2-to-l bv
the Selmiers. Daveys, Bockstahlers and
Falls from the Lippincotts, Herdrichs
Jones and Springs.
prdd,a vvrioht etanrad 70 tba fror4 .,
the transportation League, his 63S series
carrying of the individual honors of the
session held at the Pritchett Alleys. Jen-
nings smacked out q 268 game to wind up
his series with $40. Wayne ESkridge went
over with q e04 and Tom Brennan toppled
Goa sticks In his try. Indiana Railroad
won three times from the Louisville &
Nashville. New York CentralS took q trio
Of uirs over the Indianannlls uTion- Chi.