The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-11
BY BERNARD HARMON

Dan Abbott's twenty-siXth honor
count of the season, 672, not only
carried off the individual honors of
the Court House League, but it
proved to be the best total of the
evening among the city'S various
leagues. Abbott piled up his total
on games of BAT, 22O and 205. No
other member of this league
bowling at the Delaware Alleys, was
able to reach the 600 class, Fuzz
Hungate, with SIS, and Secretary
Ettinger, with 572, being the near
est approaches.
In the team play, Union Titles
swept their series with the Treasur-
erS. Abbott's Prosecutors took a
pair from the Lawyers. Clerks won
twice from the Surveyors and the
Assessors slipped over a couple on
the highways.
Nan Schott's $40 series led the
South Side Business Mems session
at the Fountain Square Alleys. Six
other individuals were over the
600 mark. Joe Danna cracking his
third straight in this league, 628,
Bob Kelly getting $40, Carl
Kiefer a GIG, Clarence Baker a 615,
Paul Stemm GOT and Bob
Wuensch a 606. Stemms honor
count was his oath of the season.
Polar Ice & Fuel Co. posted a
series of 2947, with a high game
of 1865, and toow three games from
the Voigt Mortuary team. The
Bemis Bags, aided by Schott'S lead
ing total, eaSed over with a two
game victory in their set with the
Heidenreich Florists. The winners
showed at 1923 game in their
middle effort. Koch FurnitureS won
twice from the Bake 81 Vans DIX
Service and the Stahlhut jewelers.
copied a pair from the Brenn Five.
In the Fraternal League at the
Illinois alleys, two to one victories
featured all team series, The Creme
O-Golds, Gun Club, Dickey Mouse
Cafe and East End Cottage Cheese
winning twice from the Teeters
Drugs, Breakfast Shop, indianapolis
Towel Supply and Crown Laundry
teams. The Indiana Bell Telephone
team was without opposition. No
600 scores made their appearance in
the league during the evenings play.
Jess Halls 500 was the best total
posted. Cooper trailed Hall by one
pin, getting a sos.
Baltimore & Ohio, New Central
and Chicago & Northwestern teams
won triple victories over the Indi-
ana Railroad, Chesapeake & Ohio
and Illinois Central in the Trans
portation League at the Pritchett
alleys. Monon Route and Louisville
& Nashville took double victories
from the Southern Pacific and Indi-
annapolis Union. Papst used three
200 games to give himself the
leagues leading individual total, a
627.
In the Indianapolis Star League at the
put him over for the leading individual
total of the matinee session. Corners lead
eoan came fro from Wat ne ns
lust oreezed over with 2 col. Wrong Fonts
took a shutout VICTORY from the Quags: as
ing the Mosers and Mailers No. 10 in two
of their three-game series. The oppon-
entS Of the FRESHMAN team will bowl at a
later date.
The Athletics we're the only three-game
winners in the Evangelical League during
last nights play at the Pritchett alleys.
Their shutout victims were the Dodgers.
White Sox Pirates, Indians Cardinals
ana Ya1sS won d tF Rs6s iT 0a s ss Ps
Taylors 597 carried of the individual
honors.
T. BurelIo was head man in the Geo.
Hitz Co. League. also showing az Pritch-
ett's His total was 526. Loading Dept.
and Shipping Dept. took two-to-one deci-
sions from the Sales Dept. and Office
teams.
When Charlie Cray failed to reach the
select class in last nights session Of the
Reformed Church League, Dick Nordholdt
used his SIC 10 carry of the individual
honors. Herb Guntz was again over with
a sos total AL team series in this cir
cult, bowling st the Pritchett Recreation.
were decided by two-to-one scores. the
Pleasant Run, Second Reformed No. l,
Trinity and Second Reformed No. ? win
ming from Emmanuel No. 2. Emmanuel No.
No. s.
Lippincotts and Jones teams of the Ro-
tsry League made clean sweeps OF their
three-esme series with the MitchellS and
Falls in last nights session Of the Ro-
tary League at the Indiana alleys. Herd
richs won twice from the Selmiers. Springs
took pair from the OStermeyers. Daveys
twice bested the Bochstahlers and the
Heads noSed out the Rykers two 10 one
Tom Selmier'S Sal was the leading in
dividual score Of this circuit.
Maiarkey rolled a 592 for high individual
honors. as thg HorSefeathers and Flivyers
COPIED threesgames each from the CO