The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-29
BY BERNARD HARMON


John Blue, manager of the Hi
nolS Alleys, and one of the out
standing tenpin knights of the city
for many years, slapped out games
of DAG, 249 and 2O6 for 7O1 total
in the Washington League last
night. Blue, a member of the IN
oerwood Transfers, was the eight
zenith bowler to pass the 700 mark
during the seasons pastiming, and
his big series gave the Transfer
team a three-time win over the
Quaker State Oils.
A 629 by Bill Sargent and a 500
from John Barrett for the Wooden
Shoe Beer team failed to offset a
663 by Ley of the Schmitt Insurance
/ team and the Insurance boys won
a o-Out-Of- three decision. Frank
Black with 626 carried the Leonard
Coal Co. over for a triple victory,
the indianapolis Paint and Color
Co. taking the drubbing. No 600
series appeared as the Capitol Ice
and HOosier Optical teams tangled
in series, taken by the Ice team
via the shutout route. Kings Indi-
ana Billiards and Coca Cola teams
were unoppoSed in their series.
Paul Stemm, with his twenty
sixth 600 count of the season, a 656,
| led the individualistS as the Foun-
tain Square Recreation League went
through its PAGES at the Foun-
tain alleys. Eight other individuals
passed the 600 line during the ses-
sion.
Red Mounts, with GIG, was the
high point man in the Polar Ice &
Fuel Co.'S triple win over the Falls
/ City Hi-BruS. Ray RobertSon'S $50
was the best the Hi-Brus had to Of
fer. Stemm's leading total did not
get much support from other mem
bers of the DIX Gasoline team and
it lost a pair to the Fox Jail
House, who had George Meeker, with
GA, and Raymond Fox, with COG, as
| the leading individuals. The Fox
men closed with a 1881 game to
give them their odd game edge.
Freddie Schleimer and Joe Danna
re-entered the 600 class last night
and with totals of 626 and COL put
the Coca-Colas over for two-time
victory in their series with the Weber
NIilks. The losers failed to produce
a 600, Don McNew's 566 being the
nearest approach. The second place
Indianapolis Towel Supply team
tangled with the first place Cooks
Goldblumes, but failed to cut down
the leaders percentage, the Cook
men winning two of the three
games. Jess Pritchett ST.. topped the
individual totals of the winners with
a $40 series, while Paul Striebeck,
with COS, and John Murphy, with
COL, were outstanding for the Towel
team. The Goldblumes had a 1907
middle game, while the losers were
over 1000 in two of their contests,
getting 1902 and 1919.
In the St. Joan of Arc League at the
Uptown alleys. A. c. Crunl jewelers. and
Missouri Pacific took shutout victories
over the J. J. Blackwell and Sons and
Duffy Malt Foods teams. M. H. Farrell
GRANTEES won two from the Barrett Coal
Co., American Estates took a pair from
the Wonder Bars and the Pittman- Rice
Coal grabbed an odd game decision from
the Davey, Optometrists. Beck's 500
series was the outstanding individual total
of the session.
Charlie Mccain fired a 500 in the
South Side Recreation League at the
Fountain Square alleys, and with this
total carried of the Individual honors of
the session. All team series were taken
via the shutout route, the BudweiseT
Buffet, Leon Tailoring and Troy Oils win
ming three times over the Enos Coal. Jacks
Place and Citizens Gas.
In the Hillcrest League at the Pritchett
alleys Wallie Pietz topped the individuals
lists with a SIS total as his Selmiers
Caddies made clean sweep of their series
with the Youngs Drivers. Warrens Traps
and Kempers Divots we're double winners
over the Spicks Stymies and Woods Irons
Three 600 totals emerged from the
the Pritchett Alleys. Herb Lawrenz was
top man with SAG Carl Koepper con;
nected for a 638 and Glen Tumey totaled
623 for his series. The Merchants National
Bank and Indiana National No. 8 took
| triple wins over the Public Service No.
and Public Service No. teams. as the