The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-22
BY BERNARD HARMON

BY BERNARD HARMON
ONCE making his debut in the
~ Printcraft League, George
Scheidel, former Terre Haute PIN
Spiller, has had the honor Of lead
ing the individual parade on several
occasions, but last night he let loose
a volley Of strikes that produced
the highest solo count Of the season
in the loop.
He battered the sticks for games
of 225, 224 and PA that gained him
693, which proved the top count
of the evening among the hun
dreds of FASTENERS participating in
league games throughout the city.
His Quality Flowers were slow in
lending him support, but when they
got busy the team won the second
and third games, after dropping the
initial tilt. They showed their
greatest power in the final affair,
when they reached 1851, that rep
resentS the circuits best single game
during the present campaign.
Scheidel's performance was about
the only thing of Importance in the
leagues matches at Pritchett's AL
leys, although two other members
crossed the 600 line. Lou Fahrbach
tossed a $50 that led his Bingham
Rollers to double triumph over
Advance Electrotypes, and Walt
Hickman turned in a GIT as his In
dianapolis Star team took a two
time trimming from Century Lunch.
In the remaining team series ROLES
Printing outscored Cornelius Print
ing twice.
ID UNNER-UP honors of last
IN nights league campaigning
were taken by Bob Dittrich, who
tackled up new individual series
record in the Fletcher Trust cir
cult, which does it's bowling at the
Delaware Alleys. Dittrich reached
673 on games of 234, 224 and 215,
leading his West Side Branch to
a shutout victory over Thirtieth-st
Branch. Emil Kuhn of the losers
was the only other banker to dis
play his ten-pin skill. He had a
604. Broad Ripple won three over
Main Office, West Michigan BANKED
South Side and West indianapolis
won a pair from East Side in other
team matches.
Another season record was established
during the weekly matches of Industrial
League at the Indiana Alleys, when
Gene Ruff drilled the pocket for a $50
that proved the best series turned in
by any member during the loops IL
weeks of action. The top count, which
was good for city-wide show position
among last nights performers, came
through games of 235, 293 and POI. Rufus
Republic Creosoting team was unop-
posed in its series. Two other maple
spillers posted honor counts during the
evening, Charlie Menges totaling $40 in
his three tries as Carl Hardin derived
COG from his efforts.
Triple wins were taken by General
Outdoor Advertising, Prest-O-Lite, Polar
Ice and Fuel and Maccabees over Bemis
Bag, L. Strauss Co., Universal Car
loading and indianapolis Railways. Two
to one victories resulted for Indianap-
OuS SCEcN anu pOilS
News over Cenlivre Beer and E-Z Bake
Flour. Indianapolis Glove Co. and In
land Containers were without opposition.
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trio of outstanding totals emerged
from the Automotive League games at
Mohler and Abraham 6I5s and Crofts sos,
Jones-Maley, Inc. shut out Denny Motor
Service. Inland Battery won a trio from
Beard Brake Service and Hoosier Casualty
took two from Indiana Tire and Rubber
Co. in the team conflicts.
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Harold Goldsmith, who stacked up his
initial 600 count of the season on Wednes-
day night in the VIM. H. Block League
continued his heavy hitting in last night
intermediate League contests where he
totaled 633 to top all loop rivals. Frank
Johns Jr. and Leo Hale chased him with
604s Safety Boosters dropped their first
two games to Schultz Furniture, but in
winning the nightcap affair posted a new
single-game record for the season, a 1926.
No team was able to take three in row
during the session. Eastern Coal Co. Coca
Cola and Fishers Pharmacy winning twice
over Sherer Electric, Indiana Candy and
Uptown Tavern.
Art Baker with $40 and Len sylvester with
SOB proved the outstanding soloists. Pear
Bowers & Hindel and Ritz Tavern, Beich
Whiz Farm Bureau and Kingan & Co.
took two-timers over Garrick Theater, Mil
ler's Tavern and Acme Monon Coal in the
team clashes.