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

Adam Lang, rolling in the South
Side Business Mems League at the
Fountain Square Alleys, last night
| cracked the naples for a 703 total
70 lead the clty's individual scorers.
Lang opened his series with 4 pair
Of 236s, topping them of With a
233. He was the only member Of
his Heidenreich Florist team 10 pass
the 600 mark, but inasmuch rs the
opposing Bemis Bag had no il
diyiduals with tremendous scores,
the Florists breezed through to a
triple win. They opened the eve
ming with a 1887 game. For the
Bag aggregation, a 563 by Nan
SchOtt a the best individual score.
With three members Of each team
passing the 900 mark, the Koch
Furnitures and Bake 81 Vans DIX
Service teams fought a thrilling
series the Kochites winning out.
t~WO-to-OIie. The winners posted
games of 934. 1919 and 1881 for a
1884 total while the D-X's, or.
games Of 1923, 1909 and $50, wound
Up vi hta 1888. For the Furniture
team, Walter Stahluhut had mis-
seasons best total, a 668, Ramsey
had a els and Runyon, a Gil. Joe
Danna posted a 662, Ted Lands a
642 and Joe Rea a GIL for the Bake
& Vans.
With Ray HockerSmith furnishing
a Goa series, the Stahlhut Jewel
ers won two games over the Brenn
Five. For the losers, Ted Arnold's
500 proved the best individual total.
The jewelers. the final contest
with a 1914 game. The Polar Ice
and Fuel team had Bob Wilmoth at
628 tand Bob Wuensch at COL to win
twice over the Voight Mortuarys,
who had as their leading individual,
P. Field with 582.
Three 600 totals appeared during
the Courthouse League session at
the Delaware Alleys. Gene Zwiesler
led the trio with a 633, Dan Abbott
had a 626 and Don Johnson, a ga.
Prosecutors won three times over
the Clerks, Union Titles took two
from the Assessors, Lawyers won a
pair from the Surveyors and High
ways got away with a 2-tO-1 de-
cision over the Treasurers.
Jess Pritchett in the Optimist
last night smacked out a 673 total
for his eleventh consecutive honor
count in league competition. No
other individuals in this loop were
able to pass the 600 mark, Carl
Meyer, with 597, and Fred Kirsch-
ner, with 588, being the nearest
approaches. Team No. l made a
clean sweep of its series with the
No. As ard teams No. 5 and 6 took
t~wo-to-one decisions over Teams
No. 3 and 2.
Prltchett alleys, Brill turned in the best
When 'q he connected for a 637 total. crav
P f2e6 sussd64fF Was R0od for the he sR RoS; p oaa
ton. All team series We're won by two
ant Run. Trinity and First Reformed
defeating the Emmanuel No. l. Second Re-
formed No. /. Second Reformed No. 3 and
S~Nc+0 w.
Smith OF the Indiana Railroad was the
only individual to reach 500 as the Trans
at the Pritchett alleys. He wound up the
evenings series with a 614 total. No team
Clean mn sweep ieep aafi' contests oHt I B5eeifnss decided BY
two-to-one scores. Southern Pacific.
Indiana Railroad and Illinois Central were
the winning. sggregations. while the Chesa-
pseake & Ohio. GShicag9 4 GHoTtthyssteTnd
Baltimore & Ohio we're the losers.
viduaIis. Of the State Highway. League
session at Prltchett's. his 606 series gain
ing him the honors. Audits and Culverts
twice from the Girders and Slabs.
Antiers ALLEYS. Claws took three games
from the Names, Tails won twice over
to one. and the Whiskers eased over a
two-to-one win on the Teeth. The leading
individual was Krutsinger. who had a 588.
woodruf-pl and St. Marks teams took
shutout victories over Edwin Ray and
Broadway BaptiSts in the Indianapolis
leyS. Beech Grove No. l and Fountain
Square won twice over Beech Grove Chris
tians and Calvary U. BIS. j. Riley LED
the individual scoring with a 6O6, w: Ar
mold had a 579 and E. McKinnon a 57S.
IN the Fraternal League at the Illinois,
Wolf with a $50 and Schwegman with a
553 led the individual scoring. and mas
much as both we're members of the
SchWegman Grocery team that aggrega-
ton took a triple win from the opposing
Crown LaUndrvS. Indiana Bell Telephones
also won their series via the shutout
route. their victims being the Breakfast
Shop. other series vent to the Creme
O-Golds. Dickey Mouse Cafe and East
End Cottage Cheese who won twice from
the indianapolis Towels, Teeter Drugs and
Gun Club.
Moore's SIP was the leading individual
total Of the Junior Chamber OF Commerce
at the Parkway. Piel with a 492
set the pace in the ShOrtridge High School
League at the same alleys, n the Park
way Ladies had as their leading individu-
alist. Demaree, at 44S.
Roberts led the individual scoring Of
the Exchange League at the Central,
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT