The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-21

each, the indianapolis Water Co. and
FraternsI Leagues. one boy each; st.
Philip League, two children. and the
Parkway Recreation, one child.
BY BERNARD HARMON
Chuck" Markey, who missed 100
total on Tuesday night when he
drew an $40 split, had better
fortune last night and went over
with It's total in the St Philip No
2 League. The youthful East Side
star garnered his total from games
of 227, 221 and 267. thereby be-
coming the fifteenth member of this
years ZOO Club"
Another youngster took the Sec
ond honors. 19-year-old Johnny
KieseI posting a 667 series. Bill
Marien was also in the honor class,
with GAG.
The NJ. G. Mescalls took three
games from the Lyons Pharmacy,
Kaltenbach Insurance shut out the
Rosner Pharmacy, Berghoff Beers,
aided by Markey's brilliant total
won twice from Sterling Beers and
the Pittman-Rice Coal Company
took two from the Print Crafts.
Chuck Klein. who was forced to
the Sidelines during the earlier part
of the season. last night made his
Ond league appearance and
ped out a 672 series. which was
9 1 for high hOnors in the Uni
v. al League, and proved to be the
second best of the various leagues
Of the city. Chuck made his league
debut on Wednesday night with a
654, and if he continues this kind
of bowling he will find himself in
the ten-pin spotlight as we'll as in
the baseball headlines Six other
members of the Universal circuit.
bowling at the PritChett Alleys. were
past the 600 mark in their weekly
fling at the naples.
Bud Schoch turned in a go SER
les for the Louie'S Taverns as they
took a triple victory over the Voll-
mer Bros. Meats, who had Bill
VOLTS SD as their leading individual
total. When three members of the
Dutch Masters wound up in the 600
class. that team emerged with trio
Of wins over the HeidenreiCh Flor
lists. The winners closed their SER
les with a 1925 game. For the
Masters. Joe Rea HAD a 633. Phil
BiseSi, 623. and Bill Brunot, 600,
while Sutphin. with a 500, showed
best for the Florists.
Klein's leading total, coupled with
a 613 from Paul Smith, put the
Folk Sanitary NIilkS over for dou-
BILE triumph. the Eagle Creek
Nursery being their losing OPP
ponents. Kings 5eS topped the in
dividual shooting for the Nursery
team. Blue Point Service took a
pair from the Coca-ColaS, Ray
Hcckersmith featuring for the win
ners with a SOS. while Jerry Pro-
ChaSka took the spotlight for the
Cokes, with a GOA total. Fadley-
B,rrs won two from the Log Taverns,
Tompkins of the winners and Riley
of the losers posting the feature
series. 567 and 592 respectively.
In a lively session of the Parkway
Recreation League last night three
individuals posted honor counts. A
623 by Welton was the top total. r.
Mason had q 615 and Kennie Powers
a 60S. Triple victories resulted for
the Hoosier peteS. Kingan & Co. and
Ritz Taverns. their shutout victims
being the Garrick Theater, Beach g.
Arthurs and Farm Bureau. The
Bayer's Lunch and Worrell Cleaners
took two apiece from Roberts Milk
and -Monon Goals. Fairfield
Florists were unopposed in their
series.
Turner walloped the NAPLES for a 500
total. finishing far out IN front of the
dustrial League bowling az the Indiana
alleys. He had games Of lis. 24s and 2S4
for his leading series Triple wins we're
taken bv the Msccabees. Bixbv's People 5
Motor Coach Inland Containers and IN
diana polls Screw Products over the Meier
Packing Co. Circle Engraving. Presto
Lite No J. L. Strauss & Co. and Indiana
Indianapolis News Circulation over the
Prest-C-Lite No. and the Indiana polls
Railways over The Indianapolis News
team
Jack Hunt provided the leading individ-
u=l total in the Printing Craft League az
Frltchett's last nsght when ne totaled 646