The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-05
BY BERNARD HARMON

dent all over the city last night as
whirlwind of strikes produced a
new individual three-game record
for the season, a perfect 300 score,
and many new league records.
Arch Heiss, rolling with the Indi-
annapolis Towel Supply team of the
Fountain Square Recreation League,
combined games of 243, BAT and 275
for 765 total, eclipSing the former
high three-game series of Red
Mounts, rolled on Nov. 2 in the same
league. Carl Sturm Of the Indiana
National Bank team No. of the
Bankers League laid twelve straight
strikes in the pocket for the first
perfect game of the season in league
competition. Adam Lang's 300 game
of Oct. % was the top score previ-
Gus to Sturms brilliant exhibition.
Heisss team benefited greatly by
his huge total and posted a series
total of 1888 from games of 938,
1O11 and 1884, winning twice over
the opposing Falls City Hi-Brus.
Charlie CrayS GIG and Ray Rober-
sons 500 featured for the Hi-Brus.
With four members over the 600
mark, the Cooks Goldblume car
ried off the team honorS Of the Ses-
sion, when games of 1929, 1O48 and
ga for 1921 gave them the only
5000 total in the city last night, as
well as a clean sweep Of their Sc
ries with the Polar Ice and Fuel
team. For the Cook team, John
Fehr had 696. Jess Pritchett, 636;
Ed Striebeck, 625, and Lee Carmin,
606 Fehr, who had connected for
a TOT on Thursday night barely
missed making it two zoos in a
row, when the ten pin failed to
drop on his first delivery in the
tenth frame of his final game. Fehr
needed this strike to get over the
700 mark. Red Mounts with a 604
and Pug Seyfrie6 with COL were the
honors shooters Of the Polar team.
Carl Mindach with a 655 series
led the DIX Gasoline team to
triple victory over the Coca Colas,
who had Joe Danna's 584 as their
feature count. The DIX team
cracked out a 1920 game during the
series. Weber MilkS, aided greatly
by a $50 from Frank Ralko and a
COZ from Hank Shriver, took two
games from the Fox Jail House
team. Bert BruderS 592 was the best
individual total of the losers.
Although Sturm sandwiched his
perfect game between a pair Of 155S,
his series Melted him a 610 total,
which was the highest individual
| series of the Bankers session at the
Pritchett Alleys. Inasmuch as the
Bankers League is a sanctioned or
ganization, Sturm'S 300 game will
/ bring him the usual American Bowl
/ ing Congress awards.
The Indiana National No. pas
timers opened the evenings engage
ment by setting a new league record
| for a single game, when they con-
nected for a 1913. They easily won
! this contest and then proceeded to
coast and dropped their next two to
| the opposing Indiana Trust squad.
| Sturm'S 800 game gave the Indiana
National No. IS their only victory
of their series with the Merchants
National In this winning game the
IndiananS connected for a 1908
/ total.
other series of this loop found
Public Service No. l and Indiana
National No. l winning twice over
the Union Trust Co. and Public
Service No. 2.
The strike wave also hit the Washing
/ ton League bowling at the Illinois alleys.
| eleven members OF this circuit passing the
500 mark during the evenings pastlmlng.
/ Bob Kelley wound up his series with a
\ 264 game Tor 656 total and carried on
/ the individual scoring honorS. Bowling
I with the Kings Indiana Billiards. Kelley
/ leading total coupled with series Of 62l
/ by Harry Wheeler and a 6l2 from Charlie
Mahoney. gave that team a two-to-one
victory over the Wooden Shoe Beers. who
/ opened with 1852 game for their lone
win. The winners had series total OF
Bueb 2R 81 t6e o. w sSS 200 sbo team
/ opened with a 253 and closed with 204.
but lac middle game held him TO s
The Berghof Beers. in winning three
games over the Schmitt Insurance team.
/. posted the highest team series OF the
session. games OF 963. e6S and 1925 giving
them 1886. Three members of this team
posted honor counts, Dan Abbott getting
SOS
Underwood Transfers. with Rudy Boes-
{ necker at SIS Earl Goodhue at sl3 and
/ Bob Kennedy at sos won three times o er
1 the Hoosier Opticals. Wheelers Lunch
/ also won their series from the Indiana polls
I Paint & Color Co via the shutout route.
I Leonard Goals won twice from the Coca
/ colas and the Capitol Ice team took a
pair from the Quaker State Oils. WeatherS
/ OF the Quaker States had a SOB series.
/ Frank Black after opening with a 277
+ game fell by the waysioe and failed TO
reach 600. Producing a 10 in his middle
/ game and a l52 nightcap he halted one
| short OF the coveted mark at 500.
Louie Dugan with sac series carried of
| the Individual honors of the Knights of
Columbus League. bowling at the Del
aware alleys. All team series were decided
BY 70 scores. the Jones-Maley Co., Joe
Glatts DRUG Store. Block opticals and