The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-08
BY BERNARD HARMON

Lou Fahrbach finally chased away
a jinx that has halted him on
several occasions during the present
season when big total was in
sight. Rolling in the Prlntcraft
League at the Pritchett alleys, Fahr-
bach pounded the naples to 670
tune for the best individual total in
the city during the evenings pas
timing. Games Of 245, 228 and 205
gained him the pacemaker.
Les Koeling joined in with Fahr-
bach with a 500, and the pair fur
nished most Of the fireworks in the
Bingham Rollers triple win over the
Thomas Restaurants, who had CAT
from Butch Xix as their best total
The Bingham boys, in their three
time victory, posted games of 1887
929 and 1907 for a 2973 total. The
losers opened strong with 101l,
but dropped to 923 and 933, to wind
up at 1872.
Charlie Tyner, after opening at
100, slipped over a 265 and a 215 to
take the runner-up honors of the
circuit with $50. His brilliant count
gave the indianapolis Star team a
double victory over the opposing
Sterling Taverns, who had Zeke
Heckman's 548 as their best series.
Ollie Krebs, with a 638, led the
ROLES Printing team to two-to-
one win over the AP Association.
George Wales 576 was the best the
losers had to offer.
Dick Hickey located the head pin
during his series with the st. Cath
crimes League at the Fountain
Square alleys and posted 666 that
proved to be the second best series
of the evening throughout the city
Games of 21O, 232 and 226 gave him
his huge total.
Bauman, at 589, and Thoman,
with $50, were second and third high
in this loop. Sauter's Tavern won a
pair from the Lauck Funeral Home,
the Lauck kegelers winning their
lone game by a tWo-pin margin. The
Weber Milks took an odd game de-
ciSion over the Thoman's Shoes,
when Sheaffer put his team over in
the final game with 249. Hickey's
top series gave the Trefy's Inn
double win over the Wizard Ma
chimes. Schuster Goals rolled with
out opposition.
Bud Argus found Ralph Stone
cipher a hard man to elude during
the L. S. AyreS' session at Pritchett'S
last night. for when Argus had COM
pleted his three game series with
GAS total he found "Stoney" had
turned in an exact copy of his series.
These two boys were the only mem
bers of this league to pass the 600
mark. Walter Lang trailed the pair
with a 585. Maytag Washers and
Grunow Refrigerators took Shutout
victories from the AGC Shirts and
Belnord Shirts, while the Stein
Blochs and Lavico Products won
two-to-one decisions over the Estate
Ranges and Knox Hats.
Three members of the. Industrial League
posted 500 totals ais during r. ne regular oIs
Monkey paced the trio, with a 621, Dudley
had 606, and H. Wheeler, a 602 Triple
wins went to the Peoples Motor Coach,
Bixby and Maccabee teams their victims
being the Meier Packing, indianapolis
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Odd games decisions were taken by the
Indianapolis Screw Products. Indiana Pro-
visions, Inland Containers, and L. Strauss
& Co. over the Circle Engraving, In
dianapolis News. Prest-O-Lite No. 2, and
indianapolis Railways.
Joe Frishsgf led the scoring t5s S e the
alleys HeyTn pair of double centuries netting
him $40 total. The 30th-st Branch
BANKED the Irvington Branch for the
only clean sweep Of the season South SIDE
and the West-st Branch won twice over
the West Michigan-st Branch.
With no tremendous individual scoring
in the Parkway Recreation League. a
1901 single game effort on the part OF
nings play. The Tavern boys won their
first game with their big count and then
continued their winning ways to make
clean sweep of their series with the
Co. and Farm Bureau also slipped over
| shutout victories during the session;
Victims being the Beach & Arthurs and
Garrick Theater teams. Double wins Went
to the Kingan 81 Co., Fairfield Florists and
| Worrell Cleaners over the Roberts Milk
Hoosier, PeteS and Highland No. l. In
Walton, with a 612, Matthews, with 594
and Erler. at 5S4.
Jerry Proschaska led quintet of 600
shooters during the Universal Leagues
session at the Pritchett Alleys last night
when he totaled 651 for his three games
put Don McNew over with 635, Gene
| Rufl turned in a 500 and Rudy Boes-
neck kerr by T Sn5 of 247 finish wound
The Log Taverns. with an opening
game of zoos, totaled 2914 to make a
clean sweep Of their series dde over the VOL
Polk's Milk a 1853 and a triple win over
the Dutch Masters Cigars In the other
Point Service and Eagle Greek Nurseries
beat the Coca Colas, Heidenreich Flor
lists and Louie's Taverns via the two to
one route.
In the Posey League at the Fountain
Square Alleys, Jolly sprouted the best in
dividual total of the session when he
scored a 5l8 series The Roses. and Lilacs
were in full bloom and won three games
each from the Sunfowers and Tulips. The
Pansies and Daisies wilted during one
game with the Garaniums and Lilies
winding up the evenings entertainment
with double wins.
Two 6oOs were posted in the Real Silk
League at the Pritchett alleys, Jack Thibo-
deau having a 626 and Rainey a GIG. Hot
Shots proved to be the hot shots of the
session in their triple win over the Gulley
Brushes. Alley Rats were, cheese to
the Guttersnipes when they beat fhem two
games. Head Hunters found couple Of
heads in the guise of victories in their
series with the Indians.
Jack Frost Sugars were returned the
only triple victors Of last nights G: D.
Kenny session at the Delaware alleys.
Their three-time victims were the Green
wood Rices. Two to ones went to the 1880
CofTees and Norwood Coffees over the
Kenco Coffees and Domino Sugars. Lead
ing individualists were Beckner. with 572,
NJ Fox. with 562. and J. Friejie, with
! $50.
Pug Leppert used his southpaw slants
for a 612 series to lead the individual
scoring of the intermediate League at the
Uptown alleys. Pitts. with a 585. took
runnerup honors. while Hargitt',s STA was
good for third. Eastern Goals took a
/ three-time victory over the Coca Colas.
40th-st Merchants with a single pin win
/ in their opening game held the Enos
| Goals to a two to one decision, Uptown
/ Taverns bested the E. Johnson Goals in
4 two of their games and the Sherer Elec-
/ tries took the rubber from the Wiles
/ g. Wilson's.
| Beck, with a 557. was the pace-setter in
/ the Citizens Gas Co. League at the
! JJDtOWn ALLEYS Triple wins went to the