The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-05
BY BERNARD HARMON

League kegelers Of the city were
off TO a flying start as new week
was initiated with last nights ses-
sions. One 700 series was posted
while six other individuals were over
the $50 mark. Team series, how
ever, were not out OF the ordinary,
only one 5000 score being posted.
Dan Abbott led the individuals with
a 70l total IN the Courthouse League,
while the Polar Ice and Fuel Co.
passed the 1000 mark in the South
Side Business Mems loop.
Abbott's top total came from
games Of 248, 279 and ia, but it
failed to win a game Tor his Prose-
cutor team, which dropped its Sc
ries to the opposing Union Titles.
who had Don johnson clicking with
a 677 series.
Fuzz Hungate again rose 10 the
occasion and hammered out a 642
series to give his Assessors team a
two to ore decision over the Sur
veyOrs. The Treasurers, despite
Norris Swhears 610, dropped a pair
10 the Lawyers. In the other team
series the Highways took an odd
game decision over the Clerks.
The Polar teams 3O58 total came
from games Of 1910. 934 and TIA.
the final game being the best single
score of the season in the South
Side loop. Four members of the
team passed the 600 mark during
the scoring spree, Bobby Wilmoth
having a CAT. the best individual
effort of the leagues session. Bob
Kelly had a Gal. Thad Tedrowe a
626 and Bob Wuensch a 602. This
combination Of scoring gave the
team the only clean sweep Of the
evening. shutout victims being the
Bemis Bag Co.
Johnson, with oil, led the
Koch Furniture team TO a twO-game
victory over the Brenns Five. Ed
Stevenson. with SIS. was top shooter
for the losers. The Heidenreich
Florists won twice over the Stahlhut
jewelers.. Stemm pacing the team
with a 600 total.
Walter More of the Indiana Bell
Telephone team connected for a $50
total in last nights session of the
Fraternal League at the Illinois
alleys. Games of 256. 216 and 218
Melted him his big series. which was
good for city-wide runnerup honors
Chester Barkman joined More with
a SOC total. The Telephone team
was unopposed. its opponents be-
ing carded to roll at a later date.
other series in this circuit found
the Dickey Mouse Cafe, Breakfast
Shoppe, Schwegman Grocery and
Gun Club winning two out of three
decisions over the Creme-O-GoldS,
Crown Laundry. East End Cottage
Cheese and Indianapolis Towel Co.
The Indianapolis Star League. in its
matinee session at the Prltchett alleys pre-
scented a trio of huge 600 counts. owen
Fancher was best Of the three with Col
Walt Hickman had 651 and Lee Car
min a 649. All teams series were won by
2-to-l scores the Wheels Mailers No. /
and Wrong Fonts winning odd game de-
cisiOns from the MailerS No. 10. MoSers
and PreSsmen No 81
Gil Mize wound UP his series in the
Service Club with a 273 game. which put
him over for a $50 total the best of the
loops session at the Parkway alleys last
night. Karl KeSsler totaled 63i for the
only other honor count of the evening.
The CITY Securities won a three-game de-
cision over the W. J. Holidays for the
lnlv clean sweep victory. Other series
vent 10 the Ride The Interurban. Bayuk
ohlllieS. j. c. Perry. Republic Coal and
fadlev- Mahonev who won twice from the
ISautz Stationery. Crown Laundry. Lev
inson Hats. McIlvaine-K Post and
Metropolitan Coal
Wavford Johnson posted the best total
as the State Highway League went through
its weekly schedule at the Pritchett alleys.
He carried of the honorS bv virtue of 4
$40 series George Lehman took runner