The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
Pritchett and
Stemm Mark
p'7OO' Series
CITY Ten-Pin Aces Polish OF
Bright Season in
High Style.
BY BFRNARD HARMON


High Style.
BY BERNARD HARMON
As tVo Of the citys fastest ten
pin leagues stepped out Of the 1885
picture last night. pair Of pas
timers posted TOO totals as a parting
gesture. Jess Pritchett connected
for a 7Os in the indianapolis League
and Paul Stemm slapped out 705
IN the Uptown Recreation circuit. II
vas the third TOO Of the season for
each Of these hard-hittng keglers.
Gregory & Appel carried of the
team honors. passing the 5000 mark
twice during the evening as the
indianapolis loop rolled double
headers Scoring was heavy IN
both halves Of the bargain Dill, 80
individuals having passed the 600
mark.
other BOWlers Star
Pritchett rolled his top count in
the opening series. getting games Of
23i. PSI and pa 10 accomplish the
feat. I'd Stevenson and Nan SchOtt
also pounded the pins hard. the
former getting a 500 p "Stevie"
wound up At 694
other 600's we're posted by the
following: Joe Fulton. 672: John
Murphy. $50. Gene Zwiesler, $50:
Carl Hardin. $50. Don McNew. Sal;
Clarence Mack. 633; Ted Arnold
$50. Lefty Behrens. 6l8: Larry Cob
Ter SIS. Charley Cray. GIL. Lee Car
min. sl1. Freddie Schleimer. $40:
Bill Brunot 500. Bob Hughes, SOB;
Leo Ahearn, sol. and Jiggs wager,
500.
Gregory Squad Shines
In this set. the Gregory & APP
pei team posted its best series OF the
evening. a 1851 from games Of 1l04
1860 and 997. The tremendous total
enabled them to take a triple win
over the opposing Berghof Beers.
Other team results in the opening
sets showed the Falls City Hi-Brus
and Cooks COldblumeS as three
time winners over the Hare Chevro-
let and WOndeTbar as the MarmOn-
Harrington. RuSset Cafeteria Fox
Jail House and Rose Tire Co won
two each from the Miller Tires,
Chambers Ranges. HitzlebergerS and
Coca -COlas.
Frank Liebtag with games of 218,
276 and l89 for 6s3 was high in
dividual Of the big finale. Bill Bru-
not set the pace for his Gregory
teams second 5000 of the evening
when he hit for 673. The "Gregs"
closed with games 1O49. 1912 and 983.
which was good for a shutout vic
tory over the Coca COlas, and a
perfect evening for their team.
No other team was able to make
a clean sweep of their league wind
ups. every winner having gained a
2-tO-l decision over their opponents.
Winners were MarmOn -HerringtonS
Miller Tires. Fox Jail House, Cham
bers Ranges. WOnderbar and Cooks
GOldblume Their victims were the
BerghOf Beers. Russell Cafeteria.
Falls City Hi-Bru. Rose Tires, Hare
Chevrolet and Hitzelbergers.
500 shootrs IN the second session. other
than Llebrag and Brunot we're Alex Kriner.
SIS John Fehr Gas. Nan Schott ga. Carl
Hardin. 60 jess Pritchett. 639 Lefty
Behrens. 63f. Carl Mindach. 626. John
Bruder 6l9 walt English. SIC. Booher
SIS. Paul Sfriebeck SIS. Ed Sfriebeck. .
6lt. Prank Black. si3; Ed Stevenson, 500.
Tom Senier. 500 and Dan Abbott. 6O4
Cooks Goldbiume finished IN nrst place
nine games In front OF Gregory d Appel.
The teams season record was 80 victories
TmHH an
winning four Of last nights games passed
the Berghof Beers and wound up IN NTH
Place other teams retained their previous
positions.
High scoring featured the. Uptown
session. Stemm pacing eight other
FASTENERS who passed the 500 mark during
the evening Stemm assembled his 705 series
when he banged our games Of 233. 238
gsme took runneruD honorS on a 653-
Other honor shooters were Pug Leppfrt.
s4s. Fai Riley. 633; Clarence Russell 623.
Harry wheeler. go, Norman Hamilton.
sls. Russ Buley. sos. and Lou Dennerline.
Team results Of the session found the
Ko-we-Ba Brands as the only three-time
winner. Their victim was the Coca Cola
team. Prospect Gas. featuring 1924
diana Wheel & Rim took two from
HarperS Garage ana HooSier PeteS. who
finished IN hrst place IN the final team
STANDINGS. gained an odd game decision
over the Koch Furnitures.
Individual scoring in the Citizens Gas
CO. League at the Uptown suffered a re-
lapse during lsSt nights session. only Two
500 totals being rolled Joe Danna
Rhiis Frank sourbier Sol W vas II the e0' run
nerup Distribution No. won three
frosfpsei fG IN P4 ospSn No Dis, Hh1e
fton NJ and Main Office No Q took two
No ? Main Office No. II and Prospect
Deery's s7t vas the only honor count
posted in the Moore & Fox Insurance
Realtors shut our the FIRE Insurance and
Fox specials we're tWo-timfng the Moore S,le
4 Fox and Life Insurance.
:, compleline. IT'S ls34-95 schedule the
North Side Business Mems League. cur
loose with some brilliant scoring last
Rm Eso ma SIS BASED Bsssa Ps s6o
mark during the evening- Games OF 220.
Others % reach he honor class Were
Never with SIS. Iieher with 632 HuSSonE
Nth SIS Dorneli with sl4. Kuhns Vl.h1
and Burton with SOC.
ro TX EaI,niture took three
clnched their hold on frSt place The
Sso9.qoiSes F5s''is s59gTiS Se ss a. i
Sni iAs o1posinS Miiiers Tavern Sow
closed the season with double wins over
the Fails CITY Hi-Bru and Dr. PenperS
games T and lost iSst % duriins the season. while
tn FireIiteS had record OF 70 victories
aEainr IS losses.
Tablets won three cameS from Dentals
IN the I'll Liilv league 40 Pritchetts. Tor
the only Shufout Of he session The loon
winds ID ifs seasons activities next wees
In other series EliNeTs took two from the
PItE Extracts 40 timed the uetinS snd
Poftrs ssined a 7-to-i edse over the
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