The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-13
BY BERNARD HARMON

THE wave of low scoring that
L. predominated over the city S
league bOWlers during the early part
of last week seems to have vanished
this week, for the FASTENERS in &C
ton last night produced some nifty
totals.
Top honors of the evening went
to Les Koelling, who after rapping
the naples for several 900 counts
on previous occasions, rocketed to a
$780, his seasons best. The bullying
series, which came during the Com
mercial Leagues session at the Hi
nois, was garnered through games
of 1879, 246 and 254, which proved
the bulWark of offense in the Indi-
annapolis News double victory over
Gray. Gribben & Gray. Some fine
support from his mates in the final
tilt gave the News aggregation a
1926, the best single game of the
season in the loop
Koelling was alone in his 800
shooting, although a trio of rivals
threatened with 590s. Larry Dietz
halted one stick under the mark in
leading the Merchants National
Bank to two-game triumph over
Schlosser Oak Grove Butter Curt
Wray and Dad Hanna, opposing
anchor men in the Central States
Envelope-A. c. w. of A match col
lected totals of sos and sos, re-
spectively, but Wray's support was
best and the Envelope team an
neXed two of the three games.
George j. Mayer and Spencer
House Cafe turned in triple wins
over Sugar Greek Creamery and P.
R. Mallory Co, while Indiana Film
Transit and Frank Hatfield Fords
won twice from Beveridge Paper
and Crescent Paper in other team
series.
CHUCK MARKEY'S $50, rolled in
W the st. Phillip No. l loop, was
good for runnerup honors of the
evening, while 653 from Walt Hen
derson Of the same league copied
the show position. -Four other
members of the circuit posted
honor counts, Clarence Dickman
having 648, Tony Mccain, 615;
John Barrett, 610 and Butch Xix
| 603.
Cooks Goldblume was the only
three game winner of the session,
| its victim being S. & S. Service Sta
ton. Odd-game decisions were taken
| by Michaelis & McCahill, ROLES
Printing and Lieber Layers over
First Premium Beer, Falls City Hi
Bru and Coca Cola. The Lieber's
wound up their series with a 1908
game.
Pritchett's Recreation League ENJOYED
/ some nice scoring as five members passed
the 900 mark Carl Moxley headed the
hard hitting quintet with 646, Len .syI-
Hickman, $40, and Frank FTiddle, Sol Bar
ney Galbreth threatened to go over when
246 centerpiece gave him a seq.
lie miserabie for silver Circle itS Bar b b
losing streak to so consecutive games;
Mlnsey Cleaners in double victory over
| Indianapolis Glove Co.; Dransfield Monu-
ments besting Coca Cola in a pair; Hiige-
meier Packers nosing out Bemis Bags
twice and Fendrick Restaurants winnine
! the rubber over A. &. J.
The team standings of the Franklin
Jewelry Ladies League remained unchanged
aaur curing last nights matches at the
winning twice over their opponents Sun
Shlne Cleaners, featuring Lucy Court s
527 and Lucille Rice's SOL took a pair from
/ Coca Cola. Evelyn Wiesman with SGT and
Eva Dawson with 500 led Bowes Seal Fast
Lathrop at sos Marott Shoes conouered
hoch Furniture twice, both teams having
a trio Of 500 shooters. For the winners,
ander. 526: and Irene Mahoney. sos. Stella
/ Weathers had 535 and Damsel Baxter and
irene Mahoney SIS for the Kochs No
Happy Wonder Baker-Hotel AntIers series,
won oy the former. two TO one.
Three 800 totals we're posted in the
South Merchants League as it faced the
Weaver collected $50. Bork, 624. and Dunn
Sos Double wins featured the team
clashes Wagon Wheel Tavern. Jack 5
over Indiana Candy. Schulz & Son and
Comiskey Drugs.
In the Community League at the Up-
| town Alleys, Al Radiator Service, Ad-
crete took shutout victories over C. Franck
!. Tire Co., Motor Express and Cutie Shoe
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