The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-01
BY BERNARD HARMON

EIVE-MAN team handicap sweep
Il stakes will dominate the alley
tournaments during the current
season, Indianapolis Bowling Prop
rietors decided in a meeting yester-
day.
Seven of the ten establishments
affiliated with the proprietors' as
ISOLATION we're allotted tOurna-
mentS, the first to be conducted at
Pritchetts late this month. One
sweepstakes will be held each month,
the date of the tourney to be set by
the alley owner.
No plans we're made for singles or
doubles tournaments, but it is eX-
pected that the st. Philip Alleys
will hold it's annual New Years
Classic some time during the Christ
mas holidays.
Following the initial event at
Pritchett's. the program planned by
the association is as follows: No
vember, Illinois Alleys; December,
AntlerS Alleys; January, Fountain
Square Recreation; February, Indi-
ana Alleys; March, Uptown Recrea-
ton, and April, Central Alleys
With the city tournament Sched-
uled for the Parkway Recreation,
that establishment was not includ-
ed in the tournament allotment.
TWENTY THREE mems loops
Il saw action during last nights
league sessions, and from this vast
gathering of FASTENERS came 10 in
dividual totals better than 600 and
one team series over 5000.
Bob Hartman set the individual
pace when he cracked out games of
217, 226 and 90 for a 665 in the
Evangelical League session at
Prichett's. Three other members of
the league entered the honor class,
Val Schneider getting a 637, Bob
Bollinger a 619 and Louie Koehler
a GOA.
Koehler's total brought the Dodg-
ers to life, for after dropping IL
straight games, they emerged from
their slump to nab the Windup tilt
from the Browns. Tigers were the
only three time winners of the ses-
sion, their victims being the Card
inals. Other series went to the
Athletics, White Sox, Cubs, Indians
and Red Sox through two-to-one
decisions over Yanks, Reds, Pirates,
Senators and Giants.
CCORING in the South side
~ Business Mems League aC the
Fountain Square showed a decided
improvement over the initial three
weeks of action as the entire eight
teams faced the naples during last
nights session.
Phil Bisesi continued his early
season bombardment with a 600
series that took city-wide runner-up
honorS for the night, and when a
pair of his teammates joined him
with honor counts, the Bake &
VANS DIX aggregation totaled 3054
in making a clean sweep over the
Stahlhut Jewellers. It was the
twelfth straight victory for the DIX
team, which has yet to taste defeat
in the league. BiSesi had games of
211. 262 and 1877 in amassing his big
series, while the team used games Of
1893, 1892 and 989 for its top count.
John Murphy, with a Sal, and Bob
Wuensch, with 622, were the other
honor shooters Of the team.
Newman's CIV reached 1886 in
its triple victory over the Tydol
Gas, trio of its members also pass
ing the 900 mark. Paul Stemm had
est, Carl Mindach 646 and Oscar
Behrens 633. The team had games
of 953, 900 and 1O43 for its three
wins Bobbie Wilmoth, with the
only other 600, led the Heidenreich
Florists to a shutout victory over
the opposing Braden -Sutphin Inks.
Wllmoth had a 613. In the remain
ing team series Koch Furniture
grabbed pair from Cliff Meier
Coal Co.