The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-07
BY BERNARD HARMON

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the VIM. Il. Block Co. League, post
ed this city's best individual series
last night during the loop session
at the Illinois alleys. His top total,
a 676. came from games of l85, 269
and 222 and gave his Bigelow-San-
ford Rugs a triple victory over the
opposing Boys Clothing team. His
269 boosted his team to the best
single game that any team has reg
istered IN he l5agiIe during the sea-
son. a 1912. The Rug team in its
other games scored $50 and 795 for
a 2667 total.
Goldsmith was far out in front in
his series, for the second best indi-
vidual total Of the evening came
from Griffith, who had a 540. Crit
hth's Downstairs won twice in their
three-game series with the Magic
Chef Stoves.
The indianapolis League, rolling
at the Pritchett alleys, produced the
runner-up individual series of the
evening, when Phil Bisesi pounded
out a 674 to lead a string of II
honor shooters. The Gregory & APP
pei team hung up the only 5000 total
Of the session, getting BOOB IN their
three games.
Bill BrunOt, with 655. and Arch
HeisS, with GAO, paced the Gregorys-
WHO used games of $50, 1858 and
$50 to reach their top series. The
team won twice over the Berghof
Beer team, which again failed to
show a 600 shooter. Lou Daugherty
stopped two short Of the mark at
500.
Bisesi's league-leading series led
the Miller Tires TO a Shutout VIC
tory over the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Oscar Behrens. who was in the Mil
Ter lineup for the first time in two
weeks. helped the Tire boys along
with a 624. For the MarmonS. Chris
RasSmussen's SIT was the leading
total.
Only two members Of the leading
Cooks GOldblume team passed the
600 mark, but the Beermen
stretched their consecutive winning
streak in this league to II games
when they took a triple victory over
the Wonder Bars. A 1921 middle
game was their best of the series.
The series also halted the consecu-
tive 600 streak of Jess Pritchett ST..
who, IN attempting to make it an
even dozen in a row, failed to do
better than STA. The honor totals
Of the two teams came from Lee
Carmin and Larry Fox Of the win
ners, who had 500 and COS, and
Johnston Of the losers, who posted
a els.
Bob Darnaby hit for 600 as the
Russell Cafeteria BANKED the
Chambers Gas Ranges. A 554 from
Booher was the best total Of the
losing aggregation. With Charlie
Cray back in the 600 class with a
Gil, the Falls City Hi-Brus took two
games over the Hare Chevrolets,
winding up the evenings perform
ance with a 1O41 game. A COG from
Frank Liebtag was the best total Of
the Hare team.
The Hi~tzlebergers, after losing two
games to the Fox Jail House, wound
up with a 1912 game to break their
11-game losing streak. In this
series. Raymond Fox Of the Jailers
had a Go. while a 597 by Herman
Bohne topped the scoring of the
Hitzelberger squad. In winning
twice over the Coca Colas the Rose
Tires connected for a 1909 middle
game. Leading individualists Of this
series we're Ed Stevenson. with 500
for the winners. and Smith Of the
losers who had a $40 total.
Two 500 totals appeared as the Mutual
MIX League went through its weekly
sehedv,e at the Fountain Square ALLEYS.
when ne connected for a 6ls. while a
pair OF double centuries Melted WiSch-
never a 6o6. All team series were won
via the two-to-one route. Xxx Creams.
Nilks. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilks
winning from the Cream Buttermilk.
Cream. Chocolate Drink and Nursery
Nilks.
L weiland. with a so. led the in
Clvtdual scoring OF the s.. John Brother
hood League az the Fountain Square
alleys. Doc Wilkens and Louie Koehler
lied for the runnerup honors when they
halted az So each Teams series in this
loop also resulted in two-to-one victories
Snannlein Drugs, Janitz Grocery and
Reiman F1riStS won twice from the
Fisher EectricS. Hohit & Sons, MaStney
Co and George Hermsnns.
IN the Ipalco League at the Illinois
alleys. c Miller and 8 battled for
the individual leadership. the former win
INNS out when he totaled 566 against
shank SIS. Double wins also featured
n this league. Research Dept. Line Dept.
snd Morrls-st. beating the Harding-st.
Main OGice md &Ll-st IN two OF their
three games.
Cashiers won three times over the
Revenues. Clerks hesteG the Agents in
Two q their games and The Railways
took a pair from the Fields in the
Federal League session at the Illinois. A
SCI BY. sutton vas the best individual
total Of The evening.
With Jess Pritchett on the sidelinss. a
trio q Inter-Club League kegelers battied
FOR the individual leadership. Mslarkey,
with a 6s1, beat strohm. at Ga. and
Sering, az 6iT. The Optimists took the
only shutout OF the session. downing the
Universal Yankees three times. Uni
verSal indians and Exchange Unity won
twice over the Exchange Service and
Mutual LumbeTmen.
Kennie Koelling. with 8 ssT. nosed out
Mason. a. seS. to pace the i~ndividuaiists
of the American Central Life Iearua AZ