The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-24

IL Torrance again emerged from
the indianapolis League session at
Pritchett's Alleys, where Bud
Schoch fell three pins short of a
TOO total with a 697 that topped
every individual effort of the city
With second place in the team
standing at stake, Schochs Klees
Set Up faced Marott Shoes, and
despite his huge series which result
ed from games of 211, 253 and 233,
the Klee's found themselves showed
down a notch through a double
beating. Paul Stemm, anchoring
Tor the Shoemen, was the main rea-
son the Klees dropped the pair, for
this hard-hitting kegeler was but 10
pins behind Schools count, gar
nering a 687 from games of 226, 203
and 258. Oscar Behrens with a 61O
and Larry Cobler with 602 Joined
Stemm as honor shooters and the
winners totaled 3055 through games
of 1911, 972 and 1912. Manuel
Schonecker added a $50 to Schools
SGT, bat the combination was not
enough to halt the onrushing Ma
rott team, which lost it's only game
when the Klee's banged out a 1901
in its middle try.
Lieber Layers High
Lieber Lager tackled up 1869 to-
tai that was the best of the league,
the best in the city and good for
triple victory over the opposing L.
S. Ayres team. They had games of
1910, 1868 and 991. made possible
through Phil Bisesis 673, Herman
Bohne's GIG and Milt Wimberlys
615. A 579 by Bill Brunot was the
best series collected by losers.
John Fehr continued his 600
shooting as Cooks Goldblume
stretched its winning streak to II
consecutive games by downing
Sterling Beers three times Fehr
has not failed to hang up an honor
count during his eight indianapolis
loop performances, his 614 of last
night keeping the string intact. Don
johnson, in leading the Cookmen,
posted his seventh 600 in the loop
when he hit for 644 Lee Carmin
became the third honor shooter for
the winners with 604 Roy Haislup
featured for the losers with COL. The
Blumes totaled 3016 on 1913, 979
and 1924
Marmons Win Shutout
Walt Hickman had Gil that led
M q 10 -
victory over Coca Cola. The winners
closed with a 1040. Three members
of the Falls City Hi-Bru passed 600
as the team won two games over
Crystal Flash Gasoline. Red Mounts
had 634, Charlie Cray, 608, and Ray
Robertson, COG. The team featured
a 1893 opening game.
Acetylene products also flashed a
trio of 600's as it took a pair from
Doves Seal Fast, Bert Bruder
reaching 644; Arch Heiss, GIT, and
Jack Hunt, 610. Fonnie Snyder
starred for the losers with a 625.
The Acetylenes posted a 1890
in its second game Lieber Brewers
won twice from Stube Club, Leo
Ahern featuring for the winners
with a 636, while Ken Koelling
topped the scoring of the losers With
500.
1--WE 600 totals emerged from the
Il Uptown Recreation League
matches at the Uptown Alleys, Ar
thur Rowley topping the quintet
with a $40, that boosted his Ko-
We-Ba Coffees to a two time win
over the league-leading Hoosier
Petes, who had a 572 from Les
Koelling as its best individual
series.
Dannie Elder took runner-up hon.
ors on 637 for l., Strauss & Co.,
which doWned Coca Cola in two
games. Bob Burns connected for 616
as his Kimmel Furnitures took the
only shutout victory of the session
over Indiana Wheel and Rims.
Freddie Shaw tackled up 615 in
the Harper's Garage double victory
over City Market Pug Leppert's GA
for the Bader Coffee failed TO re-
celVe any support ana the team
dropped a pair to Beck's Coal and
Coke, which had Red Granneman' S
500 as its outstanding total
Main Office No. 10 pushed Prospect
No. out of their way in the three-wav
battle for first place in the Citizens
Gas Co. "A" League but they failed to
shake off the Prospect No. 3 team, during
the leagues action at the Uptown
Alleys last night. The No los were tied
with the two Prospect teams previous
to last nights session, but by winning
twice over Prospect No. they emerged
to find the only other team sharing the
top honors was Prospect No, 3. which
won two from Prospect No. 1.
Distribution M. was the nnIx three