The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-30
BY BERNARD HARMON


TINE crash of the naples that
L. echoed over the vicinity of the
St. Philip Bowling Alleys shortly
after midnight this morning came
from the mineralites of the final
squad of pin spillers competing in
the ninth annual Singles Sweep
stakes" at the East Side drives.
And the loudest crash was evil
IDENTITY from the delivery of Chuck
Markey, who with. games of 233,
239, 233, 212 and a 24-pin handicap
totaled GAL to nab first place and
the $50 prize that went with it.
The sensational strike spree of
the youthful East Slider spelled the
downfall of the veteran Jack Hunt,
who on Saturday had assumed the
lead through a $40 from games of
100, PA, 233, 287 and a handi-
cap of Is pins.
Bill Nichols, who recently rolled
the first 600 of his tenpin career,
nabbed third prize through a 906,
while the laxative Bud Argus
landed in fourth on an 1877 total.
Others to finish in the prize money
were as follows: Fifth, Neil King,
800; sixth, Gene White, 981; sew
enth, Johnny Murphy, 1878; eighth,
Dad Hanna, 873; ninth, WhiteSides,
1863; tenth, Pete Ernst, 868, and
eleventh, Ted Arnold 866. The
prize for high single game outside
Of the above winners went to Thad
TedroWe on a PAT.
Checks for the winners will be
available as soon as all score sheets
and handicaps of the 152 partici-
pants are audited. Bill Sargent was
in charge Of the event.
IN week cut short because of the
4 Christmas holiday which took
almost fifty teams out of action,
Carl Hardin and Herman Bohne
shared the individual honors, each
posting a 686 series.
Hardin linked games of PIT, 233
and 236 while performing in the
Printcrafts League Thursday night,
while Bohne, in leading the pas
timers in action on Friday night,
tossed games of 232, 221 and 233 in
the Fountain Square Recreation
circuit.
Phil Bisesi added to his long list
Of seasons pin achievements with a
676 in the Fountain Square circuit,
while oscar Buses, in leading a trio
Of star performances in Thursdays
session of the Automotive League
totaled STA. Lloyd Jacobs 6S1 and
Noah MishlerS 653 were the other
outstanding series of the Automotive
session.
Paul Taylor Jr., rolling in the
four Kiefer-Stewart League,
gave members of that circuit a tar
get to shoot at when he tackled up
GIL. Jess Pritchett ST.. continued
his strike rampage with a 665 in
the Fountain circuit, while Wally
Palmer hung up his seasons best
as he toiled in the North Side Bust
ness Mems weekly session on Mon
day.
Other outstanding solo acts of the
three days Of kegling were Joe
Danna'S 600 and Ed Striebeck's 655
in the Fountain Square, Stan Mar
tins Goo in the intermediate, Don
JohnSon's $50 in the Court House
and Charley Rinnes 652 in the
Evangenical.
1ieber Brewers and Cooks Gold
blume were the only teams to pass
5000, both totals coming in the
Fountain Square session. The for
mer aggregation, with Bohne and
Bisesi setting the pace, totaled 3138
on games of loaf, 1884 and 1857,
while the Cookmen, through games
of 1910, 1913 and 1901, reached 1884
The sudden death of Harry ochiltree in
Florida on Christmas day took from local
tenpin ranks one of its most ardent boost
erS.
Mr.. ochiltree for the past twenty five
years had been associated with various
loops in the city and at the time of his
death was the individual leader of the
kiwanis keague with a 1S5 average. One
of the outstanding performances of
his pin career came in October, 1884.
when he turned in the initial 200 total
of the l93i-35 season. While the ewes of
the bowling fraternity we're focused on