The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-11
BY BERNARD HARMON

BY BERNARD HARMON
The low scoring wave that was
much in evidence during the earlier
part of the week was tossed to the
winds as Thursday leagues took to
the alleys last night.
With Bill Middaw hitting for 704,
and a teammate, Jack Hunt, con-
Meeting for 675, the Thomas Res
taurants of the Printing Crafts
League, bowling at Pritchetts,
totaled 1902 on games of zoos, 989
and 1908.
Middaws huge total resulted from
games of PAT, 1913 and 264. His 700
was the twenty-f1rst posted in
league competition this season. Hunt
had ZIG, 234 and 225, for his 675
series. The Restaurant team was
unopposed, the ROLES Printing being
scheduled to roll at a later date.
When Bunk Ward posted a 264
nightcap game, it put him over the
600 line with Gal, and aided the APP
Association to a two-time victory
over the opposing Bingham Rollers,
who had Lou Fahrbach'S SIC as
their feature count. The Indianap-
oils Star defeated the Cornelius
Printing Co. in two of their three
/ games, Owen Fancher of the Star,
with 584, and Al Meyer of the Cor
nelius team, with a 500, being the
leading individuals. The Advance
Electrotype-S Sterling Tavern series,
/ won by the former team, 3-to-0,
was without a 600 total, Bud Schoch
/ of the winners and RoeSener of the
losers featuring with totals of 557
and 500.
/ Four 600 totals made their ap-
! pearance in the Elks League session
/ at the Hotel AntlerS alleys, and, in
asmuch as three of them came from
/ members of the White Furniture
/ team, that aggregation totaled 1880
in winning three games over the
| Richie Furnitures. The winners
/ reached their total with games
of 1893. 1925 and 1912. Ray
/ Chrisney. with 679 from games Of
227, 215 and 239, led the team and
was given brilliant support by
Chown and Malarkey, who had
series of GAL and 627. Chrisney's
total was good for runnerup honors
of the city's various leagues per-
forming last night.
The remaining 600 score of the
Elks circuit came from Stark, who
reached SIT. enabling his Bailey's
, Insurance team to make a clean
sweep of its series over the Number
is. La FendrichS also came out on
top in all three games of their
series with the Smith g. Youngs
/. Clifton's SIT was high for the VIM
nerS, while a 581 from Haagsnla
topped the scoring OF the losers.
Ed Miller. rolling with the 4oth-st Mer-
+ chants Of the intermediate League at the
Uptown alleys. found the pocket last night
2i2 and 22s for a SIS total Only one
other honor count was posted during the
session. Pug Leppert continuing his re-
cent comeback with a 63S series
Miller's brilliant scoring exhibition LED
! the Merchants TO a triple victory over the
/ Edwards Engineering co. Eastern Goals
I also we're winners via the shutout route.
I their victims being the Wiles & Wilson
Motor Service. Other series we're taken by
2 10 / scores. the johnson Goals. Schultz
/ Furnitures and Sherer Electrlcs winning
/ from the Coca Colas. Enos Coal Co. and
/ Uptown Taverns.
With a three-game total Of 663. Don Nc
New set the pace among the individual
in the Universal League bowling at the
Pritchett alleys Rudy BoesnacSer also
was N rare form. posting a 65S as his eve
/ rings contribution. Other honor counts
pete Ernst at 6ls. and sutphin, with a
Eagle Greek Nurseries and Heidenreich
u Florists scored three-game victories over
the Coca Colas and Folks Milks. while
Vollmer Bros. Meats. Louie Tavern and
3 LoE TavernS won twice over the blne I'm
Point Service, Fadles -Blrrs. ana D@sch
Master Cigars.
Games of 25s. 2sl and l7s qaye Len
Sylvester s62 total ara tHe e aelsaqGS1
Leagues session last night. Four other
members Of This loop reached tae coveted
marx KIRBY 5ns s' soc 5e0s The S wo44e
/ Cleaners. led by SylyesteT's leading count.
topped the Hoosier Petes in all three
th aciiSS series i with the Beach & Arthurs
( via the Shutout route. while the klngans
/ we're tripping the Fairfield Florists three
times Acme Monon Goa. took pair from
the Bakers Lunch, Farm Bureaus won
twice over the Highlands and the Rob-
erts MIX won the rubber from the Gar
. rick Theater.
Il was Joe Miohaelis's turn 70 lead the
L. S Ayres League last night and he
lived up 10 the occrsie- py posting a b25
total for the best series OF the session
az the Pritchett alleys. Belnord Shirts
Estate Ranges and Lavico Products were
three-time winners over the Society Brand
Maytag washers and Stein BlochS. as the
Knox Pats ans AssS Shirts took two each
from ne Brunows and Elgin watches.
nomino Sugars won three times from
the Kenco coffees. $50 Coffees took a pair
from the Jack Frost Sugars and the Nor
wood Coffees hested the Greenwood Rice
IN TWO OF their games as the c. d. Kenny
Toled theiE regular weekly session at the