The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-05

Y Asst nights heaviest ten-pin
~ bombardment again centered
around the Fountain Square Alleys,
where the fast-stepping Fountain
Square Recreation League supplied
the outstanding features.
Milt Wimberly, little disappoint-
ed after he missed the TOO mark by
two pins in the Link-Belt circuit
last week, added enough pressure
in his Fountain appearance last
night to become the e1enth pas
timer to reach the coveted mark
during the current season. He up
set 702 pins from games of 228, 243
and 231. His sizzling series, coupled
with GAO from Herman Bohne, en-
abled the Lieber Layers to knock the
Flap Jacks from the pinnacle in
the loop standings and go into tie
for that berth themselves. Games
of $50, 1916 and 995 gave the Layers
a 3031 total and a three-game vic
tory over the former leaders. Harry
Wheeler did all he could to keep
the Flaps at the top, contributing
the only honor series of that team,
a GET.
Cooks Set Records
When Jess Pritchett set out for
the World Series in Chicago, his
Cooks GoldblumeS promised to take
care of things during his absence,
and they did-and howl In running
their late winning streak up to sew
en- straight games, through a triple
win over the Acetylene Products,
they set new single game and
three-game records for the Foun-
tain loop, and moved into third
place in the team standings. Don
johnson led the assault with games
Of 236, 233 and 222 that netted him a
693 that was runner-up to Wimber-
ly'S 702 for city-Wide honor5. Lee
Carmin had 643; Johnny Murphy,
632, and Bill Brunot, who was
pinch-hitting for Pritchett, had d
602. The Blumes reached 1853 on
1041, 1908 and the new single game
record of 1104. For the losing
Acetylenes, George Meeker had 624
and Arch HeiSS, GIT.
El-BrUS rake Two
Falls City Hi-Brus, in taking two
Of its three games over BOWes Seal
Fast, used counts of 1090 1912 and
983 for a 3095 total The double
victory gained them tie with the
Lieber team for first place. Red
Mounts of the BruS was well on
his way to another 700 total, but
halted nine pins short when he fell
to 202 in his final game, after post
ing 269 and 220 in his openers. Ray
Robertson with a 627 and Joe Full
ton with 613 aided in boosting the
winners up notch. Ed Striebeck
with a 651 was outstanding for the
BoWes aggregation.
Sterling Beers and Charles DENLY
Cigars claShed in the remaining
series, the former team emerging
victorious in two of the tits Neither
team had a man in the 600 class.
Washington Loop in Action
When the IA teams of the Wash
ington League went into action at
the Illinois Alleys last night, three
teams shared the lead in the team
standings, but after the evening S
lambasting had ended, Lieber
Brewers were sole possessors of the
top spot.
The Browns won three times from
the HooSier Optical, to step one
game ahead of j. E. Kernel Opticals
and Coca Colas, who lost one game
each during the session. John Blue
featured the Brewers ascent with a
662, that was the leading individual
series of the circuit. Blue had games
of 210, PIG and 233 for the honorS
The teams season record is u vic
tories and three defeats.
McCarty Furniture was the team
that took the Kernels for their sin
gle-game defeat, while the Capital
Ice pulled the Cokes out of the
three-way tie. No 600 totals
emerged from either of the series.
H. E. Schmitt Insurance and Cru
nows joined the Lieber team as
three-time winners, their victims
being Illinois Five and Falls City
Layers. Al Foereth posted a 621 to
lead the SchmittS, while Lieber
proved best for the Grunows with
627
Newt Werner cracked out a 654
and Frank Liebtag a GIG for the
Max Patton Cafe, which took two
games from the Pennzoil, who had
a COS from Bennett as its feature
series. In the remaining team
series, Hy-Red won twice over
Board of Trade.
In the 16-team Insurance circuit, Mar
TN McMannamon set the pace, posting a
64l that led the Rough Notes team to
| shutout victory over Equitable Life. and
earned them first place in the stand
ings. Tony McCann. garnered the only
! other honor series Of the session al the
| Central Alleys, collecting s24 in his three
tries. His total also proved valuable to
his team. the Inspection Bureau. who
swept through the Fidelity Sc Casualty Iive
/ for three-game win.
U, S. F. & G.. New Amsterdam and
! Underwriters Adjustment also won over