The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28
Big individual Totals Are Missing, but Three
NeW Team Records Are Set in Fountain Pin Loon

the Denbys, who had $40 by Paul
Striebeck as their top individual
count.
n 1EBER'S BREWERS, in posting
Il a new season record for team
totals in the Washington League.
went into three-Way tie for the loop
leadership. With games of 961, 967
and 1887, they totaled 1865 and won
three times over the opposing Capt.
tol Ice Co. Jimmie Hurt and John
Blue, pair of old timers in the
bowling field, led the teams scoring
with totals of 612 and 609. Kehl had
the best count of the losers. a $40.
Kernel Opticals saw a pair of
teams horn in" on their leadership
as they dropped the final game to
the H. E. Schmitt Insurance. The
Insurance team grabbed the tilt with
1855 windup. and during the Ses-
sion developed trio of 600 individ-
ual counts, one the evenings best of
the circuit. Ernie McKinnon tackled
a 275 nightcap game on openers of
200 and 1873 to total 658. Hoereth
and Mccall had GIG and els. while
Pug Seyfried paced the Kernels
with 656.
Coca Cola got in on the three-way tie
for the Washington leadership through a
clean sweep Of its series over the Falls
Guy Hl-Bru. Holman with 63l and
Morris No with sos were the top scorers of
the winners The three leaders have
records of nine wins and three defeats.
Led by a 646 from Paul Cooper, Max
Patton cafe emerged on the long end of
the Board of Trade. Hy Red downed the
McCarty Furniture team in two games
and Hoosier Optical took a pair from
Pennzoil in the remaining team series,
which failed to produce a 500 total
The ten honor counts posted in the
league represented a new high for the
season, and coupled with the Liebers new
mark, made it big evening for this
The second Of the Joan Of Arc Leagues
opened its season at the Uptown Alleys
last night with J. Lang furnishing the
feature series of the inaugural session. a
607. Barrett. with a SOS. assumed the
runner-up position. All team series re-
suited in double victories, Uptown Tavern.
Barret Coal. A. C. Crum Jewellers, Uptown
Cleaners and Missouri Pacific nosing out
Duffy Malts. J. J. Blackwells Davey Op-
tometrists, Pittman-Riee Coal and Farrell
GRANTEES.
When Hurley failed to post his usual top
series in the East Side Social League,
bowling at the Delaware Alleys, McShay
grabbed the spotlight through a 545. Bo-
sart Tavern and Zerr's Market scored
shutouts in last nights series: Emerson
Theater and Blackwell Undertakers being
their victims Sinclair Motor Service took
two from Oriental Tavern and Smittie' S
Barber Shop naboed pair from Circle
City Service.
Goodies 6l2 was the top individual series
of the South Side Recreation League at
the Fountain Square ALLEYS. Leo Miles
took runnerup honors on 595. c. Smiths
Enos Coal and Jacks Place won shutonts
over Paramount Glass. Budwelser Buffet
and Thomnsons. as Balm Service Station
took an odd rsme decision from Fountain
Square State Bank.
Modern Insulators made It six in row
in the Construction League, when they
downed H. Liebers three times IN last
nights session at Pritchetts S. Brandt
Bros. and Utility Insulators also were
victorious through clean sweeps, the shut
out victims being Spickelmeier Fuel and
Mcclure & Shook. Double wins resulted
for w. P. Jungclaus H. C. Ent Materials
and Railroad Mems Building q Savings
over Stewart Carey, Johnson-Maas Lumber
and Hayes Bros, Inc, Two -600s were