The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-09
BY BERNARD HARMON

After achieving high honors on
foreign soil over the weekend, Jess
Pritchett ST.. returned to local bat
lie grounds last night and continued
his heavy bombardment with 713
series that topped all individual
counts of the evening.
Pritchett's series occurred during
the session of the OptimiSts League
at the Pritchett alleys and was OBJ
tanned through games Of 278, 212
and 223. Clarence Irish was the
only other kegler of this loop to get
over the 600 mark, 612 gaining him
that distinction.
No team of the circuit scored a
shutout victory during last nights
pastiming, two to one wins decid-
ing all contests. Teams No. l, 2
and 4 were victorious over teams
No. 3, and 6.
Norval (Spiv) Ward took runner
up honors of the evening when he
collected 658 pins during his appear
ance with the Heidenreich Floral
team in the South Side Business
Mems League at the Fountain
Square Alleys Opposing the Flor
ais was the Brenn Five, who with
a pair of 600 totals, could do no
better than win one game. Ed Stew
enson gave the team a 623, while
Art Brenn connected for a 610.
The Polar Ice and Fuel FASTENERS
had Bobby Wilmoth with 642 as
their head man in their two-game
victory over the Bake g. Vans DIX
Service. Joe Rea was the leading
scorer of the losers, with 500
series.
Voight Mortuary won two times
over the Bemis Bags, no individual
of either team connecting for an
honor count. Schmaltz' SIT was
best for the winners and Snyder's
592 led the scoring of the losers.
The Mortuary team closed its series
with a 1017 game.
Ted Arnold led the Stahlhut
jewelers. to the lone shutout victory
of the evening when he connected
for a 604 total The victims, the
Koch Furnitures, had Frank Roth's
572 as their outstanding total.
The George H. Hitz g. Co. League,
a newcomer in bowling circles this
season. has shown steady improve
ment as the season progresses, and
high scores are becoming more fire.
quent each week.
In last nights session at the
Pritchett alleys, Lee Board pounded
out 634 series that topped all pre-
vious individual efforts. A 258 mid
die game also represented record,
it being by far the best single game
posted during the campaign. Joe
Burello, with pair of double CEN
turtles. also passed the 600 mark
during last nights performance. He
totaled sos. Clean sweep victories
were taken by the Shipping Depart
ment and Sales Department teams
over the Office and Loading Depart
ment.
Dick Nordholt with a 637. George
PEPPER with a Gil. and Frank Held
with a COL were the honor shooters
during last nights session of the
Reformed Church League at the
Pritchett alleys Art Pritchard was
only one pin short of Joining the
trio, hating on 500. Second Re-
formed No. l won three times over
Trinity. Pleasant Run two-timed
Second Reformed No. 2, Emmanuel
No. l outscored First Reformed in
pair. and Emmanuel No. 2 won
twice from Second Reformed No. 8.
No. 500 totals appeared during the Serv-
ice Club League session at the Parkway
Alleys last night. Karl NesSler's 596 being
Weathers was ten pins light at SEQ Ride
the IntefurbanS took the only shutout VIC
tory. their victims oeine. the J. c. Perrys
Iwo-time winners were the W. j. Holiday,
kau.z Stationery. Republic Coal & Coke
Metropolitan Coal and Hadley-Mohonev
who won from the McIlvaine- Kothe Bayuk
PhillieS Crown Laundry, Levinson Hats
and City Securities.
The indianapolis Automotive League. one
OF the city's oldest orgs nizations. finished
It's season with last nights schedule az
the Hotel Antlers Alleys. Lorenz Weissman
performing a pinch-hitting role for the
Cartwright Grinders topped the individual
scoring OF the evening on a 6l9. Tom
B-own cracked out a $40 and Howard
Abraham a COS.
The Cartwright team took a triple win
over the GRAPHIC Products, Applegate
Service blsnSed the Lubrite Refining and
Aarmon Harrington took a brace from the
Indians Wheel & Rim.
Flnal standings OF the loop found the
Applegate Garage az the top with a record
OF @ wins and y losses. eight games better
than the second place Indiana Wheel &
Rim aggregation. Bob HaagSma headed
the individual average list with 1866 for
IS eaneS. Others 70 finish high were wal
ter Lauehlin. Tom Brown and Freddie
Herther
In the absence of 500 totals 2 $50 bv
John Bader topped the individual scoring
OF the Lions Club League at the Antlers
Alleys. Whiskers and Names downed the
Ears and Heads in all three games as the
Hides and Claws took odd-game decisions
over the Teeth and Tails.
zoos game from the Giants and q 6ii
total from c. Hohif were hiehiightS OF last
nights session OF the Evangellcal League
a. Pritchett'x. The Giants Pirates ard
RAJ shut out the White Sox. Cardinals
ana Dodgers - the Cubs. Indians and