The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
BY BERNARD HARMON

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tie regular Thursday schedules were
run of on the various alleys of the
city.
Seven hundred totals continued to
come in pairs, Johnny Fehr and Les
Koelling being the latest keglecs to
spank the naples for select counts.
Both brilliant performances came
in the final season session Of the
Printing Crafts League at the
Pritchett alleys. Fehr reached
724 on games of 230. OFT and
217, while Koelling combined 227, 234
and 245 for a 706. 1t was the initial
700 total of the season for Koelung,
who has repeatedly threatened the
mark only to be stopped by one bad
game.
Cornelius Sweep Three
Fehr's big count, combined with a
612 from Al Meyer, gave the Cor
nelius Printing Co. a 2947 total and
three time win over the Advance
Electrotypes. They had games Of
976, 966 and 1905 in reaching their
total, which proved best in the loops
session.
Although Carl Monkey loaned the
aid of a GOT to Koelling and his
Bingham Rollers, the team was un-
able to make a clean sweep OF the
series with the Thomas Restaurants,
who took the final game. Reynolds,
with a GIG, was the star performer
of the losers. The Bingham team
totaled 1920 on games of 1854, 1886
and 900.
The indianapolis Star, with
Charley Tyner as the chief scorer
with a 636, BANKED the Sterling
Tayerns. while Eddie Ten Eyck led
the APP Association TO a triple win
over the ROLES Printing Co., when
he fired a 604.
Jack Thidebeau pelted the pins
for a 664 total as the Real SILK
League went through the PAGES at
the Pritchett alleys. Games OF 24o,
1874 and 234 gave this pin ace his
huge total, which proved to be good
for the show position of the cltyS
individualiStS.
The Hot Shots and Indians were
three-time winners in last nights
contests, their shutOut victims being
the Guttersnipes and Alley Rats.
Head Hunters failed to make clean
sweep of their series when they
dropped one game to the Gulley
Brushes.
Jerry Prochaska was in rare form
as he took his regular turn IN the
Universal League last night, thump-
ing the naples for games OF 1856
241 and 226 to total 663. Although
the 600 mark was threatened by sew
pral other individuals Of the circuit,
Gene Ruff was the only other keg-
Ter to reach the honor class, Guy
putting him over.
The Log Taverns, led by Rutll,
scored the only shutout victory OF
the leagues session at the Prltchett
alleys. They trimmed the Polk
Sanitary Milks in all three games.
The Coca -Colas, Louie's Tavern,
Heidenreich Florists and Fadley-
Birrs took odd game decisions over
the Dutch Masters, Blue Point Serv-
ice Station, Vollmer Meats ana
Eagle Greek Nurseries.
Out at the Parkway Alleys, where
the Parkway Recreation League was
| in session. Harry Roller was the out
standing individualist, 656 series
gaining him the top berth. Fouch,
teaming with Roller on the Ritz
TavernS, connected for 612 and this
duo spelled defeat for the opposing
Beach and ArthurS in all three
games of their series. Sweeney Of the
| losers closed with 245 that netted
him a GOT. Powers with a 612 and
Len Sylvester with 600 were the only
other individuals to equal 500.
No team was able to duplicate the
Ritz triple victory, all other series
being decided by 2-to-1 scores
Bakers Lunch, Kingan & Co., Rob
erts Milk. Eagle Creek Nursery and
Worrel Cleaners were the winners
with Acme Monon Coal Co., Fair
filed Florists, Garrick Theater, Farm
Bureau and HooSier PeteS on the
losing ends.
The usual brilliant scoring session of the
St. Philip No. League failed TO develop
as the eight teams went through tnelr
! PAGES But two 500 totals emerged from
| the two nights of action, Lou Meyer post
! ing a 632 and Bob Marion totallng 60l.
M c. Mescals and BerghoH Beers
gained shutout victories over the Lyons
| Pharmacy and Sterling Beers, as the Kal,
! tenbach Five and Print Krafts two-tlmed
the Rosner Pharmacy and Pittman-Rlce
Coal Co.
The only 600 series posted in the st;
| Catherine League last night came from Ed
! Cooney who totaled GLIB in his three
games Charley Schafer. after big start,
! failed to connect in his final game and
halted at SOL, which was good for runner
up honors, and enough to give his Weber
Milk team the edge in their to triumph
| over Cooney's Thoman Shoe Store outht.
| Sauter's Tavern scored double win
! over the Lauck Funeral Home, a single
pin victory gaining them their deciding
game. Fountain Square FurrlCures and
! Trefy's Inn we're more fortunate in their
conquests, winning shutout victories over
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