The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-21
Marley Hits us Total
for BerghOH Pin Team
Posts Brilliant Score in St. Philip No. Loop; Chuck
Klein Takes Runner-U Up LaureIS

tue of Hunt leading count and 599 from
B tIroI ~ p posted new season u, Aigh
up. with a 1899 game, the team totaled
29l4 for the new mark, and a double win
over the Bingham Rollers. A 646 by Lou
Fahrbach and a 612 by Les KoelIing kept
the Binghams in the midst of the battle
during the series
Eddie Ten Eyck, with a 633 series. led
the ROLES Printing Co. The Indianapolis
Star, by virtue of Charlie Tyner's SOL
count also took triple wins; the victims be
ing took two from the Advance Electro
types, John Fehr getting the only honor
count of the series, 6l2.
Joe Friehage closed his evenings engage
carred N OF the 1'2 nd9dgs la1res in a he
Fletcher Trust Co. League at the Central
ALLEYS ALLEYS Al u. team series we're won BY 10
Branch and South Side Branch winning
from !rvington Branch, West Side Branch
and Main Office.
In the Polar Ice &, Fuel Co. session at
the Central alleys Ice froze out the Fuels
with double victory. Iron Fireman melt
ed the Freezers. winning twice. and the
who won all three games Williams with
555, paced the individuals of this league.
Cotters belted the Bushings for a triple
victory over the OFFSETS and the Pins
pinned the Rollers twice in the Diamond
Brugmans 542 proved to be the top in
dividual total of the evenings session.
Only two series were completed in the
ware Recreation alleys Domino Sugars
aided by FoX's leading individual SAG
series, took a shutout victory over the
brace from the Jack Frost sugars Green
wood Rice and Norwood Cofees were I'M
opposed
In the Women Golfers League at the
Parkway Recreation, Mrs. Lee, with a 465
series. was again the outstanding in
dlvidual. Only two series were COM
Club No. / which team took three from
the Broadmoor No. 2. and the Highland
No. IS who won twice over the Broad
No. / and Country Club No. 2 viii bowl
at later date.
Po5ey league the Fou3 1P9nef squa are
alleys and by the time his series mad
reached full bi9om it added up at 563, the
Roses and Geraniums defed the chilly
breezeS to beat the Sunlowers and
PansIeS in all three of their games, while
the Liiacs and Lilacs and lilies won
twice from the Tulips and DAISIES.
Rice,s 606 set the pace in the Real
alleys Glev BRUSHES qMn and Hot 6Re sh Pg' too
triple wins over the Alley Rats and Head
Hunters, while Guttersnipes took two from
the Indiana.
Jack Underwood's 612 series and COS
by Pitts were the only honor counts turned
in during the session of the intermediate
Wilson was the only team in the circuit
70 win three games, the victims being
we're WEI Coca coias 4othst MePcha ntHneF
Johnson Coal Co. and Schultz FurnitureS
who took two each from the Enos Coal
and Uptown Taverns.
In the Citizens Gas Co. League at the
games from the Prospect No. as the Dis
tr.bution No. >. Distribution No and
Nam Office grabbed double victories over
and Prospect No, g. Fred Beck led the
individual scoring with 54S total.
out 657 sereis for the best ii indi Individual
count in the AutOmotiNe League at the
800 wa1s With $40 toal f for his Sef fhre 5e
games Sinclair Refining. Co. took triple
yin from the Ellis Trucking Co, Eagle
Machine Co. won three from Inland Bat
terv, Citizens Motor Car bested the State
auto insurance IN two of their games and
the Boards Brake Service won the odd
game from the outlaws.
Chris Rasmussen had a sos and Charley
MalarAy i 602 IN the Elks League at the
Hotel Antlers Alleys. Two series were onl-
p'eted in this loop. Mobilgas win ing
twice from the Bailev's Insurance ant the
White Furniture taking a pair from he
Smith d Youngs La Fendrich's and team
No. were without opposition.
F Muerer'S $50 wss the high individual
total IN the Ipalco League at the Illinois
Alevs. where Main Office shut out the Re
search Dept. the Mill-Sts took three from
the Nonames and the Morrls-sts won a
pair from Hardng-st