The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-21
BY BERNARD HARMON

TENP1N SpillerS of the city Kept
= abreast of Old Man Winter
yesterday as far as breaking rec
ords was concerned, for during last
nights league gatherings new high
marks popped up in several circuits.
Down at the Fountain Square, the
NAPLES took an awful Furnishing as
the eight teams of the Fountain
Square Recreation League presented
three totals better than 800, with
20 individuals passing the 600 mark
to establish 992 flor average, the
to establish 992 floor average, the
highest of the season and one of
the best in the city's bowling his
tory. During the session John Fehr
became the initial pastimer to post
three zoos during the current season.
And while all this was going on
Ted KuhnS tackled up the first 700
total the Insurance League had ever
recorded to top all solo counts Of
the city, Mrs. Evelyn Wiesman
moved 648 pins from the alleys to
establish a season record in the
feminine ranks and the Washing
ton League in its session at the Hi
noiS enjoyed it's highest scoring of
the present campaign with II 600
totals and a new three-game team
record as the high lights.
Cooks Total 1864
Cooks GOldblune went on another
scoring rampage in the Fountain
Square circuit, when, with every
member over the 600 mark, it totaled
1854 from games of 1165, 1045 and
1854. Opposing the BlUsnes was
Marott Shoes, who despite being
outscored by almost 100 pins took
two games from the loop-leaders.
The Shoemen with games of 1908,
1893 and 1864 totaled 3165. For
the Cookmen, John Fehr's 705, made
possible through games of 278, 220
and 207 was the top spot in scoring.
Other scores of the team were as
follows: DON Johnson, SIS; Jess
Pritchett Sr., GAL; John Murphy, $50
and Lee Carmin, 61O. For the
Marotts, Ed Stevenson's $50 from
22O, 233 and PSI set the pace over
Paul Stenm's 667, Carl Minda his
629 and Oscar Behren's 623.
Cray Posts Seasons Best
Charley Cray, who during the last
few weeks of action has been toss
ing plenty of COOS, led Falls City
Hi-Brus to 3135 total, which
gained it an easy three-game VIC
tory over Acetylene Products Co.
He totaled 600. The Brus had games
Of 900, HOO and 1045, while counts
of 225, 230 and 235 gave Cray his
big series. Ray Roberson's 649, Carl
Hardin's 637 and Red Mounts 612
rounded out the Brus quartet of big
scorers. The losers also presented
four honor counts, Bert Bruder get
ting 625, George Meeker and Jack
Hunt 609s and Arch Heiss, COB.
BoWes Sealfast, featuring Dan
Abbot's 500 and Fonnie Snyder
619, took shutout victory over
Charles DENLY Cigars, who failed to
land member in the 600 class Lie
Der Layers BANKED Sterling Beer in
the remaining team clash, Phil
Bisesi Of the winners topping the
individual scoring with 637.
1t is often said uniforms don't make
the player but in the case of Kuhn it
seemed to be an exception, for as he
established the all time record of the
Insurance loop, he was appearing in one
of the Stone-Stafford & Stones nifty new
shirts, furnished by Blake Stone, head
of the firm. And how this boy did show
his appreciation, 221, 255 and 246. 722
total that should easily be the high spot
of the loops performances for a long
time.
The Stone team after dropping its first
game went out and smothered the Under
writer's Adjustment in the two following
battles. New Amsterdam, in winning
three times over Gregory g. Appel gained
two games on the leading U. S. F. g. c.,
which lost a pair of Globe Indemnity.
for II. ]. Spier Co. and Western Adjust
ment over Inspection Bureau and Hoosier
| Underwriters and double victories for
a casually anu EQultaDIe Lie
over Connecticut General and Insurance
Exchange.
Mrs. Wiesman's record breaker resulted
! from games OF 2l3. 223 and 2l2 which
proved 5f great value TO Bowes Seal Fast
| in its crucial series with their old rivals
Sunshine Cleaners. The Seal Fasts through
shutout retained first place and now
i hold a five-game margin over the Cleaners
Alice Shea and Helen Weise tried hard tc
keep the Sunshires in the victory column
with totals of 57S and ssh, The Seal FastS
on games of 1858, 9l4 and S71 totaled 2643.
Other winning aggregations Of the looI
won their series through two-to-one de-
cisions. Lieber Layers. Falls City Hi-BruS
and Marott Shoes emerging victorious over
| Marks, Coca-Cola and Circle City Beer
Helen Thomas with $50 for the Marks Ice
| Fullmer with $50 for the Falls City anc
Mildred Ruschaupt with 544 for the
Layers featured the contests.
The Lieber Lager-Max Patton Cafe CLASH
! OF the Washington session furnilhed tn,