The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-02
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BY BERNARD HARMON

Johnny Fehr fell nine pins short
of posting his fifth TOO total of the
season during last nights session Of
the indianapolis League, but with
his SOL he copied citywide indi-
vidual honorS by a large margin.
With three other members of the
Cooks Goldblumes backing up Fehr
with 600 counts, they assembled the
evenings highest team total, games
of 1893, 1899 and 1911, giving them
a 3199. With this heavy lombard
ment they easily outdiStanced the
opposing RusSet Cafeteria in all
three games of their series Eddie
| Striebeck contributed 658, and
Lee Carmin and Jess Pritchett 620S
for the winners, while Bob Hughes
paced the losers with $50.
Falls City Hi-BruS also presented
quartet of honor shooters and
when the smoke of their three-game
battle had cleared they had COL
lected a 30O8 that gave them a
shutout victory over the Wonderbar
With Bud Argus at 625, Jack Hunt
Charley Cray at 609 the Brus fired
games of 1881, 1000 and GIT. Percy
Henry's 619 was the best the losers
had to offer.
Lou Daugherty, Leo Ahearn and
Rudy Boesnecker. with totals of 645,
629 and SOB gave the Berghoff Beers
a triple win over the Chambers
Ranges. The team totaled 3009 with
games of 1915, 936 and 1858. The
Chambers failed to land a man in
the honor class.
Although Bert Bruder gave the
Fox Jail House a 668, the Gregory
e. Appel team. with a trio of 600
shooters, outScored them in two of
their games. The Gregory's sand
wiched a 915 between a 1913 and
1000 to fall below the 5000 mark for
the first time in several weeks.
Arch HeiSS with 637, Joe Fulton with
635 and Bill Brunot with GOT were
the top scorers of the team, which
totaled 1898.
Hare Chevrolet two-timed the
Hitzelberger's Chicken Dinners, Lou
Holtz with GA featuring for the
winners, while Ray Thomas with $50
was the outstanding individual of
the losers. The Coca-Colas failed
to show a 600 shooter, but they
gained a 2-to-1 win over the Miller
Tires. who had Oscar BehrenS with
637 as their top scorer. A 1923
finish gave the Marmon- Herring
ton double victory over the Rose
Tire Co. With no honor counts on
either team, Nan Schott's 500 for the
winners and Bud Schools 592 for the
losers featured.
The Citizens Gas Co League Of the Up
town Alleys again produced some nifty
scoring featS. seven individuals of the loop
going over the 500 mark in last nights
session. George Benefel. who has been
cracking out big counts for the last few
weeks. paced the select class with a $50
A 26s game boosted Frank sourbier into
a 652 that was good for the runner up
honors of the loop. Other outstanding
scorers were Ray Hi with 627.. Fred
Sill Paul Crosier with sO4 and Johnny
Murphy with sos
Prospect No 1 and Distribution No. 6
turned in triple victories over Distribution
No. and Distribution No. Z. as Distrlbu-
ton No 5, Prospect No ! and Prospect No.
2 took pair each from the Main Office
No. 9, Prospect No. 3 ana Main Office
None of the four winning teams Of the
Uptown Recreation League were able to
nights nights session ION The leadIis Hooser s Pete Pete
! aggrega ton. sporting a 1913 middle game.
took pair from thes coca-Ccla, Les Keel