The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-04
BY BERNARD HARMON

Joe Danna figured that if Cos
would lead the South Side Business
Mems League last week, it should
be just as good this week, so the
stocky South Side pastimer posted
another sos to lead that league last
night. Games of 233, 225 and 237
brought him his total, which also
proved to be good for high honors
of the city's various Monday night
leagues. II was his fifth straight
honor count in league competition.
With Danna's leadership, the
Bake g. Van team copied three
games from the Stahlhut Jewellers,
totaling 2937 on games of GAL, 1049
and CAT. Glib Smith paced the
Stahlhut team with a 635 series.
Nan Schott combined three dou-
BILE centuries to give himself a series
of 664. enabling his Bemis Bag team
to win a pair from the Brenns Five.
Tom Quill had SGT top count for
the losing team.
Norville (Spiv) Ward had a 600,
and Les Koelling a sos for the
Heidenreich Florists, who took
two-to-one decision from the Voight
Mortuary. Eddie Schott connect
ed for a 637 for the high individual
total for the Voight aggregation.
The Weights made use of a 1899
game in their lone victory.
The Polar Ice and Fuels took all
three games from the Koch Furni-
lures. Kelley posting a 649 for the
vfrf91 rrrl1i1n
with SEQ, was best for the Kcchs.
The Court House League speeded
up last night and presented FIVE 600
individual series in their session on
the Delaware Alleys. Gene ZweisSler,
with games of 213, 202 and 237 for a
652. placed first among the pas
timers. johnson had a $50, Hessman
a 626, Abbott a els and SnodgrasS
612 1t was Abbotts twenty-third
total of the present season. The
Union Titles made a clean sweep Of
their series with the Assessors, while
the Treasurers, Prosecutors and Sur
veyors had the Highways, Clerks and
Lawyers as their victims in two-to-
one victories.
Walt Hickman ran his consecutive
string of 600 series to eight in his
appearance in the indianapolis
Star League at Pritchetts yesterday
afternoon. but found the going a
little tougher in the Fraternal
League last night. and snapped that
string when he stopped at $50. In
tho Stars matinee session, Hickman
ran second to Lee Carmin. who
posted a GIT for top honors. Mailers
No. l took three games from Wrong
Fonts as the Mailers No. 10 and
Mosers were grabbing a pair each
from the Quads and Freshmen.
The Fraternal League, perform
ing on the Illinois Alleys. in the abb
sence of honor counts had 592 by
Hanley as high total. Dickey Mouse
Cafe and Indiana Bell Telephone
were triple winners over the TeeterS
ri 7t Shop. r. e
"a O-Golds took two from the Indian
apolis Toilet and Apron Supply, Gun
Club was twice victorious in the Sc
ries with the East End Cottage
Cheese, and the Crown Laundry
eased over a double win on the
Schwegman Grocery.
the Illinois alleys we're decided by two-to-
one scores. Winning teams were the
and Gasteria. their victims being the
Hoosier Pete teams. Green's SIS was the
best individual count rolled in this loop.
St. Marks and Edwin Ray turned in
triple wins over the Broadway Baptists
apoAs Church League at the Fountain
Square alleys. Beech Grove Christian and
Cavalry U s won twice from the
The Southern Pacific and New York
Centrals made clean sweeps Of their
Louisville & Nashville teams in the
Transportation League. other results in
the the chieaso & Northwests cIHa. : Monon
Route. and Indianapolis Union winning
a brace from the Chesapeake 4 Ohio.
sammie TeSzis Connected for sos '. series gfS
20 lead the individuals.
Jess Pritchett kept pace with Joe
Dams. making II ave honor counts in
succession. By poundins out the optimists,
sos Sy Bert A seln s' we're '' the he o nly
scores IN the 500 class in this League
bowling AZ the Pritchett alleys. Two 70
4 No. 5 and No. 9 teams over The No
IS. as and Is
Charlie Cray connected for his ninth
500 series in the Reformed Church League
AZ the Pritchett Alleys last night. II
brought his total for the season IN various
leagues 10 txenfy-two Herb GuntI and
I'd Schoch we're also in the select class
With series counts Of SOS and co.. Team
series resulted in double wins for the
second Reformed No. ;. Trinity and Sec
ond Reformed No ! over the First Re-
formed. Second Reformed No. : and I'm
manuel No. Z.
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