The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-22
BY BERNARD HARMON

Heidenreich Florists of the South
Side Business Mems League, rolling
at the Fountain Square Alleys post
ed 3091 series for the best team
total of the city last night. Dan
Abbott, taking his regular turn with
the Prosecutors of the Courthouse
League, became the first individual
to post two 700 totals during the
present season when he smeared
the naples for a 709, the best in
dividual series of the evening. Alb
bolts initial entry into the 100
Club" came on Oct. % in the st.
Philip League, when he totaled 706.
Five individual totals passed the
600 mark during the South Side
Business Mems session and, mas
much as four of them were mem
bers of the Heidenreich team, that
aggregation assembled the 3091.
Games of 1868, 1912 and 986 put
them over. Paul Stemm and Oscar
Behrens, who on Sunday outScored
90 teams in the Central doubles
tourney, led the scoring for the
Florists with scores of 681 and GIL,
while Norville Ward and Tom Quill
loaned their aid with COB and COZ.
With such heavy artillery at work,
the team had no difficulty in taking
three wins over the opposing Bake
81 Vans DIX Service team, which
had Joe Danna, with a ga, the only
other honor count of the evening,
as its leading individual.
Other teams series of the circuit
found the BemiS Bags as triple
winners over the Koch Furnitures,
Stahlhut jewelers. two time victors
over the Voight Mortuary, and
Polar Ice & Fuels taking the odd
game from the Brenn Five.
Abbott's 709 total came from
games of 203, 259 and 247, but with
all of these fireworks, the Prosecu-
tors could do no better than to win
a single game from the Assessors
team. Clayton Riggsbee, who had
the only other count over the 600
line, 610, also saw his efforts tossed
to the winds, as his Clerks team
dropped pair to the Union Titles.
The Treasurers also were double
winners in their series with the Sur
veyors. Lawyers rolled without OPP
position.
Jess Pritchett ST., with more 600
totals to his credit during the sea-
son than any other bowlers in the
city, was just ready to step into the
100 class" last night when he did
something he isn't in the habit Of
doing and that is to blow" spare
But the veteran "breezed" one by
the ten pin amid a flock of strikes
and halted at 6S3, the second best
total of last nights league perform
ances. This total came in the OPP
timistS' session at the Pritchett AL
leyS and gave his No. l team a two
time win over the No IS, who had
as their feature shooter, Charlie Nc
Cahill, with a COB. Pritchett's and
McCahill's honor counts were the
only ones of the evenings pastiming.
Two other contests Of this league
were decided by two to one scores,
the No. IS and No. IS winning from
the No. rs and No. As.
as the Reformed Church went through its
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QoeTlie,SS LEO the he quartet with, SAT. Ed
and Charley Cray. a sos. @'1'' Wv
Triple wins we're taken by the Pleasant
Run Second Reformed No. and Second
trinity and First Reformed. Imm1laSnruei
No. : won pair from Second Reformed
Charlie Bloom. Lee Carmin and Jack
Christ. tangled in a three-way battle for
individual honors of the Indianapolis
noon. and when everything was over the
session the Mailers No 10 took three
Tce oTeP the the MssTs "NSS No. FG and T tRe
Freshmen took two from the Mosers.
alleys, Paul Cooper of the Indiana Bell
Telephone team posted new high three
game total Of the season for this circuit !
m the Of ho nos 2 M o0a 2a % F Sss td0g
runner-up. honors. with Hardacre's 500 |
being good for third. The East End Cot |
tase NneeSe. with MOoremanS $50, TOOK |
three games over the Breakfast Shoppe |
Coopers heavy assault gave the Bell Tele- |
phone boys clean sweep of their series |
WITH the Creme-O-Golos. Dickey Mouse |
Cafe took two from the Schwegman Groc- |
cry and the Gun Clubmen were double /
winners over the Crown Laundry. Teeters /
Drugs were unopposed.
In the State Highway League at Pritch- |
cts. Wayford Johnson paced the individ !
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