The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-29
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BY BERNARD HARMON

Last weeks sessions of the various
leagues rolling their weekly sched-
ules on the local alleys, brought out
some Of the best scoring of the sea-
son.
One new record was posted when
the Cooks Goldblume, rolling in the
Fountain Square Recreation on Fri
day night, connected for a 3,147
three-game total. This surpassed
their 1920 posted on the opening
night Of the season. This team also
enjoyed a brilliant scoring session
in its appearance in the Indianapolis
league on Wednesday night, when it
totaled 1900 even.
The DIX Gasoline team of the
Fountain Loop also was in tip top
form and showed a 3,098 total for
their evenings work. The Berghof
Beers, who have been steadily climb
ing in the indianapolis and Wash
ington Leagues, posted two new high
scores in the former league, when
they lambasted out a single game of
1.085 and a three-game total Of
3,079. They also were near the
5000 mark in the Washington, stop
ping at 1908.
Heidenreich Florists had 1874 in
the South Side Business Mems
League and Kings Billiards a 1925
in the Washington.
The 1000 mark for single game
was passed ninteen times during
last weeks play, the Cooks team
connecting five times to lead all
other teams. They had 1908 and
LOTT in the Indianapolis and 1909,
1882 and 1856 in the Fountain
Square Recreation. BerghoffS
moved down 1893 and 1929 in the
Indianapolis loop and a 1,088 in
the Washington, while DIX Gas
oline connected three times in the
Fountain Recreation, getting 1924,
1859 and LOIS.
Heidenreich had a pair in the
South Side Business Mems League.
a 1.019 and a 1,075. Other teams
who we're over the 1000 line in one
of their games were: Gregory &
Appel Gndianapolis) 1025; Polar
Ice and Fuel (South Side Bust
ness, 1902; Bowes Seal Fast
(HooSier A. c., 1912; Hoosier
Pete uptown, 1.O76; White Fur
niture (Elks), 1O25, and APP AS
ISOLATION printing Crafts, 1852.
Two more individuals passed the 700
mark dgTns Of the bs wss6 bringing up the
Basil Dad Hanna enjoyed his best series
Of the season when he PACED the In
Of s7s Le and 2 Nh M on 3
topped all other single game efforts of the
season IN TINS League his III was not
leads this division with a 1923.
Dan Abbott put on the best one-man
show Of the week when he connected for
one TOO and three 500 totals in his four
appearances. After spilling the naples
fo- counts OF 6ll in the Courthouse League
and 68l in the Delaware Doubles on Mon
day night. this veteran cut loose with
eos in the St. Philip No. l League on
Tuesday. night; This total came from
perfect week. Abbott slapped out a 500 in
the Washington League on Friday night.
Henry Bunch was the hard luck bowler
OF the ZOO marx His 500 came in the
| weekly session of the Elks League. oscar
/ BehrenS. who had previously posted a ga
in the South Side Business Mems League,
I duplicated this score in his regular turn
E in the Fountain Square Recreation. Stark
I enjoyed his best series of the season. a
/ 674 in the Elks League turning the trick.
whirls. setting ST. in the Indianapolis and
$40 in the Fountain Square. Other in
/ dividusls With better than $50 scores for
ST. Philip No /. Herman Bohne 664. in
the Delaware doubles. Spiv Ward $50. in
/ the Fountain Square Recreation. Gehhardt
Hunt. $50 in the Printing Crafts: Far
Hardin. $50. in the Indianapolis The
S 2GE ina all pGe local leagues we Was YETI the
highest OF the season when IL reached
io3. exclusive Of the two zoos.
The various church leagues. taking their
weekly turns on local alleys. are enjov-
ing some Of the best scoring in the
I according 70 the latest averages are: St.
Joan Of Arc NATIONAL. Pug Leppert. 100;
St. Joan Of Arc American. Tom Morris.
| 1872, McVickers. $50. and Jim Sweeney: $50;
/ Evangeheal A, Menges. 1876: Bob Hart
Church ir Charlie CRAY Is9:' Russ oberlies.
lS7. and Fred Tegeler. l65: Indianapolis
church. McCarthy. IFS; Joe Danna u.
/ Cooney. 1856: Harold Thoman. 1874. and
Freddie kinnan l64, ST, John Evangelical.
Louie Koehler. 1872. Bill Schoch. IT'S. and
I Otto Richter. 172.
Individual averages in some of the
I various ladies leagues throughout the city
show the following leaders: Spencer Cafe.
Josephine Schmidt, l6l. Lucille KrebS. l57.
and Mrs. Adam Lang. i56. Ladies Social.
Blanche Meyer. l76. Evelyn Weissman. 176.
and Eva Dawson, IT'S; Block Optical. Laura
I Alexander. IT'S: Dorothy Shea. III. and
/ Helen McAnly. ITO; Indiana Ladies.
Gertrude Stahl. l5s. Nettie Crane I57, and
Laura CsrSten. ISL.
( Strikes and Spares Will be shown al the
1 Palace Theater during the week OF Nov.
2. under the sponsorship Of the Indian
( apols Alley Proprietors Association. In
I connection with the picture the ssSocis-
ton viii conduct Learn 70 Bowl cam
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