The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
BY BERNARD HARMON

NARL HARDIN, the portly lead
" off man Tor Falls City Hi-Brus
of the Fountain Square Recreation
League, topped all solo performances
in the city last night when he
smacked out the fourteenth 700
series of the current season dur
ing the loops pastiming at the
Fountain alleys. Bob Wuensch
threatened to top the mark but fell
five pins short, as he went through
his PAGES in the Washington League
matches.
Hardin uncorked games of 206, 255
and 244 for 705 and when Red Mounts
tossed $40 and Ray Robertson, 626,
the Fall City team took two games
over the league leading Cooks Gold
blumes. The double win cut the
leaders lead over the Hi-Bru ag-
gregatiOn to a single game. The
winners had games of 992, 1888 and
1017 for 1892 total, but were out
scored by their rivals who garnered
a 3097 from 925, 1040 and 1882. Four
Cookmen passed 600 during the bat
tie John Fehr having 646, Lee Car
min, 631. Jess Pritchett Sr.. 626, and
Don Johnson, 624. The Goldblume's
total was the best in the city last
night.
A quartet of Bowes Seal Fast
members drilled the pocket for 600
totals, giving the team a 3085 series
and the only shutout victory of the
evening. Games of 1881, 1905 and
1049 gained it the three wins over
Acetylene Products Co. Lou Daugh-
erty led the winners 600 quartet
with 643, Dan Abbott had a 632,
Fonnie Snyder, 625, and Ed STRIFE
beck, COB. For the losers, Arch Heiss
and Bert Bruder were outstanding
with GIG and 610.
Thad Tedrowe and Raymond Fox
turned in 604 and 600 for Sterling
Beer, giving the team a two-to-one
victory over Marott Shoes. Paul
Stemm'S nineteenth 600 series of the
season, 500, featured for the losers.
The ChaS. DenbyS two-gamc win
over Lieber Lager represented the
first series that team has won dur
ing its activities in the Fountain
loop. Herman Bohne posted the
best total of the two teams, reach
ing 627 for the Layers.
u
Wuenchs sos, which was the best in
dividual series of the Washington cir
cult during the current season. featured
21S finish. which, with openers of 2S7
and $50 brought him TO within five pins
| of the coveted zoo mark. Two team
| mates of Wuensch were also in fine
form, Eddie Boerger getting $50 and
| Pug Seyfried \ SOS. that boosted j. F.
| Kernel 0pticals TO 2965 total and
triple win over the opposing Hy-Red
Gasoline. Games of 962. 9ie and 1861
| gave the winners their big series.
Although Lieber's Brewers had a trio
of COO totals. they failed to win game
from Coca Cola. which totaled 1859 in
! taking the three tussles. The openins
game of the series was thriller. the
Cokes needing 1928 TO top the lois of
the Lieber's. John Blue with 6SS, Chris
Rasmussen with SEQ and Earl Good
| hue with 619 formed the hard hitting
! trio for the losers. Al Holman of the
Cokes opened his series with a string of
StrlkeS mat netted him the highest
single game of the season in the league
ESQ. but when he fioundered in his
next try. his evenings total added 65S.
Doc Dynes also went big for the winners,
getting 61S.
kirt Lieber had another of his big
nights, moving down ell for Grunows
on games - 255, 20S. and 2lS. He failed
TO receive any backing from his mates
and the team dropped two games to
Mccarthy Furniture, which had a 6O2
from Billie Rooster as its best contribu-
ton. oliver Cross and Bill Myers
tossed 634 and 500 for the Hoosier Opti-
Gals. giving them double victory over
Capital Ice Co. No 500 series were reg
istered in other team matches in which
H. E. Schmitt Insurance. Illinois Five
and PennIoil took odd game decisions
over Board of Trade, Max Patton Cafe
and Falls City Lager.
.
six totals over the zoe mark were writ
ten across the score sheets of the ST.
Cecilia League. 67l by Ray Boehm being
I the outstanding count of the sextet.
| Games OF 246. 22o and EOS gave this pas
timer his big count; Others over the line
Cayanaugh and Litzelmar. with 6l0s and
Krebs with 602.
Oeftering -Litzelman No. and DIFFERING
Litzelman No. we're the only triple win
ners in the team series. their shutout vic
TINS being Pioneer Tavern and LaueA