The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-25
~-~-DOlUn the Alleys ~
BY BERNARD HARMON

Led by Phil Bisesi's second TOO
total of the season, the Dutch
Masters Cigar team of the Uni
versal League last night posted
games of 1908, 1104 and 1907 to
total Bill, and make a clean sweep
of its series over the Coca Cola
team. The 1104 single game and
the Bill three-game totals were not
only season records for this circuit
but among the best in the history
of the league.
BiseSi, who had connected for a
706 total earlier in the season in
the South Side Business Mems
League, halted just one pin short of
a perfect score in his middle game
of last nights scoring spree. With
IL strikes in a row he left the
5 pin standing on his twelfth at
tempt, to see his 300 hopes fade.
He will, however, he rewarded with
the usual A. B. G. medal for his
299 game, as the Universal League
is sanctioned organization.
Bisesi's other games of 239 and
100 gave him a total of 728.
Wilbur Hansen and Pete Ernst,
with series of 615 and sos, aided
the Masters record breaking
scores. For the Coca Cola team,
Jerry Prochaska was leading
scorer, with Gil.
The Log Tavern, with Don Nc
News COG featuring, won two games
from the Polk Sanitary Milk Co.,
which had Paul Smith, with a GOA,
series as its leading individual. Neal
King cracked out a 649 to lead the
way in the Eagle Creek Nurseries
double win over the Fadley-Birr
team. Riley's 545 was the best total
of the losers.
The Blue Point Service won two
times over the Louie'S Tavern. In
this series, a 628 by Bud Schoch of
the losers and SIG from Parker of
the winners were the best individ-
ual totals. No 600s emerged from
the Heidenreich FloriSts-Vollmer
Bros. Meats series, which was won
by the former team, two to one.
Heidenreich's SIS for the winners
and ST. by Banika of the losers
we're the best scores of the tilt.
Harry Wheeler added to his long
list of 900 scores by slapping out a
Gas in the Industrial League last
night. He was rolling with the In
dianapolis Screw Products, who,
during their three-game victory over
the Peoples Motor Coach Co., posted
new high single game for the
season in this league. An opening
1912 game brought the honor. Cad
ick'S SOB was the only other 600
total of the leagues session, held at
the Indiana alleys. Team results of
other series showed indianapolis
News Circulation, Meier Packing Co.,
Prest-O-Lite No. l and Macabees
as triple winners over the Circle
Engraving Co., indianapolis Rail
ways, Indiana Provisions and L.
Strauss & Co. Two game wins were
taken by the Bixbys and Indianap-
oils News over the Inland Contain
erS and Prest-O-Lite No. 2.
Six individuals passed the 600
mark during last nights session of
the Printing Crafts League at the
Pritchett alleys. Ed Werner topped
the honor counts with a 638, Paul
Striebeck had 625, George Vale 624,
John Fehr, $40, Herman Schoch 612
and Jess Roe, 600. Bingham Rollers
won three times over the Sterling
TavernS, Thomas Restaurants took
two from The Indianapolis Star,
Cornelius Printing downed the
ROLES Printing Co. twice and the
Advance Electrotypes took the odd
game from AP Associations.
Triple victories were won by the Ellis
Trucking Co, State Auto Insurance and
League at the Illinois Alleys last night.
Their shutout victims were the Beard 5
zen's Motor Car teams. S. Clark with a
ESQ total led the individual scoring Of
the session.
In the st. Philip No. 2 League. John
Barrett topped all individual efforts with
a 638 series Chuck Markey was the only
500 mark, a 627 putting him over. Pitt
manRice Coal Co. was the only three
time winner Of the session. the victims be-
ing the Rosner Pharmacy. Two out of
three decisions were taken by Berghof
Beers, Print-Krafts and Lyons Pharmacy
and Sterling Beers.
A quartet Of 500 totals appeared in the
weekly session of the Parkway Recreation
League. last night, Heids 624 being the
best Of the evening. Dittrich had 622
worrell Cleaners and Fairfield Florists
were triple winners over Bakers Lunch
and Farm Bureau. while the Ritz Tav-
erns. Highland No. 1. Garrick Theater
and Acme Monon Goals took two each
from the Hoosier Pete. Roberts Mix.
In the intermediate League at the
Uptown Alleys, Booth. with a 623. and
Leppert. with 6l3. were the leading indi-
vidualS. EnoS Goals shut out the Edwards
Engraving Co. Uptown Taverns won twice
from the 40th-st Merchants. E. johnson
Goals took a pair from Sherer Electrics
Eastern Goals in two games.
No team in the Diamond Chain League
was able to make clean sweep OF It's
series at Pritchetts last night. Golfers
Side Plates and Pins won two to one scores
Hausman. at 5S5. was the leading lndl-
vidual.
Ed Tomlinson fired q SIS to top the
individual scoring of the L. S. Ayres
League at the Prltchett Alleys last night
won three. times over the Grunows and
Relnord shirts while the Stein BlocnS.