The Indianapolis times., 1935-11-28
BY BERNARD HARMON


IF Leo Ahearn and Arch Heiss
n sail into that Thanksgiving din
ner like they sailed into those ten
pins last night, there will be no
doubt about their appetites being
we'll satisfied.
Ahearn showed the rail birds who
gather around Pritchett's to LOOK
over the regular Wednesday night
sessions Of the Indianapolis League,
just why he carries the best aver
age in the city today, by sinking
enough strikes to gain a 746, the
highest three-game total OF the sea-
son among local kegelers.
Heiss, the portly timepiece en-
pert, joined Lee Carmin and Nan
Schott as two time 700 shooters by
lambasting the naples for TIC
Trying hard to catch up with this
pin duo was Jack Hunt
but when it was all over, one little
pin Cor maybe it was big) separat-
ed Jack and his 700.
Ahearn produced his record total,
when he followed a 258 opener with
pair Cf 244S as lead-off man for
the Lieber Brewers, and when John
Blue anchored the quintet with
661, the tWo-Way combination proved
too much for the opposing Marmon-
Harrington, and they dropped all
three games. The winners amassed
3105 through games of 1048, 1929
and 1923. Nan Schott was the only
Marmon pastimer to pass 600, 622
boosting him over.
The top and bottom of Acetylene
Products lineup was Heiss and
Hunt, and with such heavy hitterS
thanking the team, they won their
series from Sterling Beer over the
shutout route Heiss had 232, 238
and 246 in his big exhibition, while
Hunt garnered his 500 on 212, 267
and 220. The winners passed 5000
when games of 965, 1119 and 984
added 3068. Roy HaiSlup had 625
and Dutch Meyers, 612, for the
Sterlings, whose best effort was
1909 middle game.
-Four members of Cooks Gold
blume posted COOS to give the team
the best total of the evening. With
Don Johnson at 673, Jess Pritch-
EFT Sr. at 656. John Fehr at
6S2 and Lee Carmin at COL the
Blumes scared to Sis on games of
1000 1043 and 1912. They won two
of their three tuSSleS over Bowes
oSf v1 inh
lone victory by virtue of 1046 CEN
terpiece, which thanked by 987 and
999 netted them a 1882. Lou Daugh-
crty, Ed Striebeck and Fonnie Sny-
der was the powerhouse trio of the
Seal Fasts, series of 657, 656 and 621
being their respective contributions.
Phil BiSeSi was the only 600 shoot
er of the Lieber Lager -Stube Club
clash, but his CAT gave the former
team enough edge to win three
times. Honor counts were num-
erous in other team series, Jim Sti-
bal getting 642, Paul Quass, 61S,
and George Campbell, GIT, for the
Coca-Colas, who won twice over
Marott'S Shoes. The losers showed
trio of hard hitters, Oscar Beh-
renS turning in GA, Carl Mindach.
GOT, and Ed Stevenson, COG. Crystal
Flash featured Dan Glubka's 631 in
its two-time victory over klee's
Set-Up. Although Falls City Hi
Bru had Charley Cray at GIL, and
Carl Hardin at 61S, it lost the odd
game to L. s. Ayres g. Co., which
bad a GAO from Bud Argus as its
pacemaker. The Brus needed a 1045
TO win the final game.
The Uptown Recreation League
pastimers opened their Thanksgiving
hunting activities by cunning for big
totals and when the evenings firing
had came to an end. a quartet emerged
pretty good marksman. Harry Link hit
the bulls-eye for a 6Si, Bob Burns took
good aim and sarnered a 655, Doc
Morgan was well satisfied with 6i5 and
Chuck Markey was appeased with sos.
Links ammunition games of 20i.
s55 and 225, but with all his banging.
Ko-We-Ba Coffees lost twice to Harpers
Garage. Burns in his sharpshooting hit
for 2IS, 21. and 225 to give Kimmell
Furniture twogame win over Coca
Cola, Morgan's quintet. Markey's series
may not have been as good as the other
honor shooters, but his Beck's Coal &
Coke team was more fortunate in their
quest of victories, taking three from
City Market. In the remaining team
match. c. & ID. Battery outscored Bader
Coffee twice.
.
Jim Cook outdiStanced all rivals of the
Intcr-Club League, bowling az Prtchett's
with 626 George Campbell in his warm
up for the Indianapolis League session.
connected for a 623 10 make il an eve
ming to Re thankful for Two to one vic
tories decided the four team matches Ex-
change Unity. Mutual Insurance. Mercator
and Hv-Red winning from Ediphone Ex-
change Lame Bulls. A. B. C's and Cara
van Club. Exchange Service and Lions
Club were without opposition.
Jim Hollenhaugh was four pins short of
600 in the Polk Sanitary MIX League
hut the 500 was easily good for solo honors
Of last nights matches at the Fountain
Square Alleys. Bireleys Orangeade took
the only shutout OF the evening. Choco-