The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-16

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CCORING during the second week
- of the 1885 ten-pin season
gave evidence that existing records
are due for a tumble before the
campaign on the naples winds up
after the annual spring thaw next
April
A pair Of pastimers connected for
700 totals during the past week, to
boost the total number for the in
fant season to three In scanning
the records of last season, we find
that it was late october before such
THO Of totals had appeared in the
scor ebooks.
Tnree team totals over the 5000
malk, along with 73 individual totals
of 600 or better were other features
Of the five days of action.
r QUE KOEHLER, who mas been
IL firing at the elusive naples for
many years, connecting for $50 totals
on several occasions, finally breezed
over for a ITO as the st. John
Evangelical League swung into ac-
ton last Wednesday night. KOehler
lost little time in getting off to his
big start, opening his series with a
275. Games of 213 and 221 followed,
and the South Slider finally was able
to boast a 700 total.
John Fehr, member of Cooks
Goldblume, to whom huge totals are
far from rarities, posted his initial
TOO of the present season in the
Fountain Square Recreation League
Friday night, getting a 708 through
games of PIT, 238 and 253.
A MOTHER feature of the weeks
"A pastiming was the trio of 279
single game counts in the Indianap-
oils League Wednesday night. john
ny Murphy. in hanging up the third
best individual total of the week, a
696, wound up his series with a 279.
Tom doc Quill, who after getting
away to weak lat start also found
the range in his final game, smear
ing the pins for a 279, to raise his
evenings total to 674. Bruce john
son opened his series with 279,
and proceeded to stack up a 661
total
Other outstanding individuals Of
the week we're: Al Holman (Wash-
ington }, 666; Carl Hardin (Indpls),
678; Newt Werner Washington
671; Phil Bisesi (Fountain Square,, ,
664; Clarence Russell (Intermedi-
ate), 655; Oscar Behrens Indpls) j.,
653 and Joe Danna (Fountain
Square,, 651.
THE three leading team totals
i of the week all we're collected
in the Indianapolis League, Cooks
Goldblume getting 3087 on games
of 987, 999 and 1101; Falls City BOTS
on games of 1O18 1927 and 1881,
and Stube Club 1866 on 988, 987 and
.O91. The 1101 of the Cook team
topped the 81 games that passed the
1000 mark during the week.
Prospective members of the Holy
Cross League, now in the progress
of organization, are requested to be
present at the Delaware Alleys to-
night. A practice session will be
held and the various teams lined
up.
The Universal Club has entered
two teams in the Inter-Club circuit
that will open at Pritchett'S
Wednesday night. Horace Riggs
will lead a team composed Of Bur
nett Strohm, Dr. Paul Kernel,
George Mess, DR.. Dea Kyne, Tom
Carr and Bill Lewis, while, under
the captaincy of L. r. Carson, the
following pastimers will face the
naples: John Geiger, William Har-
rison, Earl Blessing, Eddie Fark,
James Marshall and Carter LeWal-
len.
BOWLINGGRAMs: Boosters of DR.. j. E.
Kernel predict that he is the dark horse
of the Washington League this season A
new pair of his own specs" leads the
dopesterS to rate him high g.. the bottom
fell out of the series started by Bill
Engelau of the Evangelical loop. Louie
Koehler pulled the WOOL over the eyes
of some of the boys in preparing for that
700 count-he coasted along with 473
as he initiated the season in the Evan
gelical haven't seen Johnnie Beams
name listed among the Fraternal League
pastimers-come on out John; Req
Haugh has served warning that he will
average 200 this season-better get going
Gerald &. glad to see Hugh OGara
in in the - middle Of last season, but his duties
are again centered here and well prob
ably hear more of him later. =. Ray
Rucker of Water Co. fame is back on
had a nice battle in the Pennhof loop
but Ed Vonburg's boys were too tough =. 8.
It's aboTt Ino time to hear something from
back for ~ more e''' and got away to a nice
start in the Universal
Heinie Asher spoiled good series in
the Birdie League when he warbled to
the tune of 126 in his finale. Stay
with 'em" is Doc Quilts new slogan . e.
glad to see Marott Shoes back in the
fold -: Dewey Bryant Polk Milk kegler
says he'll round into form before long e.
George Hermann has. his boys at the top
at last. "Goldie'' Goldsmith failed to
Wilbur Matthews W who has been - hitting
600's at the Parkway is the same
diminutive Wilbur who cracked out 300
at the old Century Alleys.
Harry Wheeler added some color to the
Industrial with that COB Hap"
Powers turned pleasant dream into a
brought sorrow to zeke Hickman in the
Printcraft Leo Hale seems to be off
on the right foot keep going Leo . .
watch the Burdsal Paints in the Elks. -
say about five members of that team . .
Freddie Weber used that 246 to a good
advantage. Carl Sturm, Of 300 fame,
didn't look like the Carl of last season
as he tossed the mineralite in the Bank
ers loop :. that East Side Social
League showed under their low scoring
session with oodles of pep E. "Alabam"
Etheridge had a hard time living down
that III of Friday night-stay with EN- Al
they'll fall sometime SHOOT IN
YOUR BOWLINGGRAMS.
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