The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-21
MYTH nearly 100 ten-pin leagues

.Wl,TH nearly 100 ten-pin leagues
week, seasons records by both indi-
viduals and teams were established
IN many of the loops.
New city-Wide marks were posted
in several instances, the most out
standing of the array being the in
dividual series total Of TAO, hung up
by Johnny Murphy, and the 1890
game of Lieber Layers in the
Fountain Square Recreation circuit.
The above mentioned were the only
new highs set up among the male
kegelers, other top exhibitions hav-
ing emerged among the feminine
ranks during the Franklin JeWelry
and Kernel Optical sessions.
Murphy garnered his record series
during the South Side Business
Mems League matches of Monday
night from games 244, 257 and 239.
His total was nine pins better than
the former high, established by Lee
Carmin three nights previous.
Jess Pritchett ST.. the old macs
tro." connected for his seasons
initial TOO total to take runner-up
honors among the individuals.
Pritchett, who was off to his usual
slow start as the seasons schedules
were inaugurated, turned in games
Of 1879, 276 and 255 for a 100 in
the OptimiSts session, also bowling
on Monday night.
NLAUDE NOGGLE. a newcomer
~ in league bowling, was nine
pins short of the coveted mark. as
he took his weekly fling in The
Merchants League of the st. Ce-
celia Alleys on Friday. Noggle
posted the first and only 900 series
Of his short bowling career. when
he combined games of 223, 230 and
228 for 691.
Other outstanding series of the
week were: Paul Stemm Gndian-
apolisl, CTS; Frank Liebtag Qndian-
apoliS), 672; Lorenz Wiesman (Elks).
$50; Arch HeiSs indianapolis $50;
Milt Wimberly (Fountain Square
Recreation), 500; Manuel Shon-
ecker indianapolis. 667: Walter
English (UniversaD, 664; Earl
Goodhue Washington, 663: Jack
Hunt Qndianapolis), 661; Bill Re-
gan Commercially, $50; Lester
Koelling Commercially, Csc; Don
Johnson Indianapolis. SIS: Harry
Flory (OptimisD, 654; Leo Ahearn
indianapolis, 654. Herman
Bohne indianapolis, 654, and Dan
Abbott fountain Square Recrea-
tion), $50 Ed Faust'S 289 game in
the Pennhoff Grille League was the
best single game of the week.
Bake & Vans DIX Service Of the
South Side Business Mems League
took team honors. when they
reached $40 on 1918, 1921 and ga.
Runner-up honors went to Acety-
lene Products who, during their IN
dianapolis League appearance, to-
tailed 1884. Cooks Goldblume passed
the 5000 mark for the six time this
season during their Indianapolis
appearance with a 31O4 that was
good for the show position.
nTHER teams passing 5000 dur
~ ing five days of action were
Bowes Seal Fast with 1886 in the
Fountain Square; Lieber Lager,
which through its record 1890 game
reached 3058 in the Fountain loop;
Russell Cafeteria with 3027 in the
Universal, and Marott Shoes with
5000 in the Indianapolis.
Katherine Meeker was eight pins
short of 900 during her appear
ance in the Franklin Jewelry League,
but the 500 represented the best in
dividual series of the season in the
various ladies' leagues. Bowes Seal
Fast during the Kernel Optical
session of Friday night tackled up
two team records for the current
campaign, 2674 total and a 966
game gaining them the honors.
Tournament play is to be inaugurated
over the coming week end. a fve-man
handicap sweepstakes being booked at the
Pritchett Alleys. Jess Pritchett Sr and
Jack Hunt, managers of the establishment,
are cunning for an entry of 100 teams and
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