The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-06
Berghoff Bowlers Pile Up
Marvellous Total of Pins

Optical T and scott Tr aI iO won two from
optical. Bill Sargent returned to his
former drives and led this league with a
score of GOT on games of 1877, 224 and 216.
led the st. Joan or Arc play at the Up
on the run, defeating this club, three
times. All other contests were decided two
to one Pittman-Rice Coal, Farrell Gran
lite. Duffy Malt and Barrett Coal defeating
Missouri Pacific Davey Optomitrist. Kelly
Builders and State Auto Insurance.
at the Illinois alleys resulted in a clean
sweep for Ordinary Life and Preferred
Annuity from Family Income and Modified
Pay Ife om TWenf Yeaf dor nanS
Cardiff with 203, 2O4 and 1874, provided
the sticks needed for the Overcoat team
on the Indiana alleys, to win three from
the Coats. Trousers and Vests lost two to
Suits and Topcoats during the other con-
tests.
The, result was two to. one during, the
Casualty League games at the Central al
Casualty, New Amsterdam and Aetna
Casualty. Tony Mccain closed with a 218
to lead the list with a score of SOL.
At the Fountain Square alleys, the first
weeks play of the annual 1000 scratch
team event vii! be rolled with flock of
event always attracts large entry and
some suitable prize awards are given 20
the successful teams The entry fee is So
per team, bowling extra.
Another freak shot was successful
during the Avalon League play when Haug
cut down the ACT split. Veterans of the
game always will advise the novice to try
for two Of these three pins, coneding an
open fran, but if the boys keep cutting
them down. the whole syste mmay be
changed; This is the second time during
the week that the As was made Frank
Coval secretary of the Avalon loop, quit
worrying about the business end of bowling
long enough gz} to produce the league-leading
GA: Pietz, 500 and Charlie Cray. the 'old
SISSY 500, with the high game OF 246.
:, The he Mems lens Optical League play. resulted
Sottlite Lenses over Block optical and Fox
Optical Moore nosed out Shoemaker, $50
to 5S4, for Individual honors.
Carl Hardin is on the trail of Jack Hunt
and his fourteen consecutive 500 totals.
HIS 62O that again led the Post Office
League last night was the ninth in row
for him. Bland was next to Hardin with
Poor" Jess Pritchett was only knocking
SO he decided that he needed a new ball.
Well. the darn thing. arrived Friday and
Jess tried it out as follows: 203 258 and
267, total. 1913. Yes. boys, the King is
slipping. See you'll
Jack Hunt was back in the 500 circle
while rolling with the Fall City team of
the City League. having 627. Mack slipped
over the line with two pins to spare. The
Aoosier Coffee team, -Qpponnts of the Fall
CITY, Will roll later. The Barbasol Quintet
is - Slipping. the teams latest set showing
1925 without 500 count being recorded.
Elk Boosters only took advantage once,
two, games Marott Shoes looked very
good; while winning three games from
Hotel Antlers, their totsl being 5000 with
Rasmussen, Hurt and Cobler counting
637, ,621 and 615. For the losers Hare
rolled Git. Jess Pritchett had 634 for
Jones-Maley, but the Indiana Wheel and
Rim team supported Boesnecker'S 624
better and they won two games from the
JIM quintet.