The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-11
Pin Gossip
BY BERNARD HARMON

BY BERNARD HARMON
Though the fast indianapolis
League provided the best team
scores Of last nights league sched-
ules, individual honors went 70
members Of the Eli Lilly Co. and
North Side Business Mems circuits
Charlie Mccain, a member Of the
Powder team of the Lilly League,
provided the evenings best series
when he hammered out the biggest
total Of his two years of league
bowling. Waxing games of 23O, 203
and 258, he totaled 691 for city
wide honors and the best total OF
the season in the Lilly circuit. Two
other honor totals appeared during
the loops session at the Pritchett S
Alleys, Ed Huck having a 631 and
Harold RuSchaupt a 607.
In the team series, shutout vic
tories we're taken by the Elixers,
Powders and Syrups over the Tab
lets, pills and Extracts.
Iletins failed to make the 3-to-O
scores unanimous when they
dropped the middle game to the
opposing Dental five.
Al Berberich located the pocket
during his appearance in the North
Side Business Mems League at the
Parkway, and garnered 682 pins,
which made him the city's second
best bowler during last night
league sessions. Al collected his
brilliant total on games of 269. 1872
and 22l. Other 600 shooters in the
North Side loop were Henry ZitIaf.
with $40; Bill DoWdell, with GA. and
Dick KRONER, with 600.
Berberich's Falls City Hi-Brus
upset the Heidenreich Florists in
all three games, SOVEREIGN Realty
took it's series from the DR.. Peppers
via the shutout route, Monroe
Kimmel Furniture bested the
Miller's Tavern twice and the Fire
tlte Products two-timed the Safety
Boosters.
p In the Indianapolis League at the
IIllcnetl ALLEYS. Cooks Goldblume again
TOD team total. The Cookmen hit 3lO4 on q
a triple victory over the Marmon- Herring
ION Lee Carmin with the loops best in
pPi riiabai total 67O led The scoring: Jess
objected 6o G SIS from Rs a Ed s S9nH Fsa5
the best individual effort of the losers
johnny kleSpl. the VOflfbful
that led the Wonderbars TO they pee J9Ia6
win over the Coca Cola team Ton, sa :
mier anchored the losers with a $50 series
a a PAIR OF honor counts. CAB by Phil
The Miller Tires enough edge Pe"f re "a gave
Ranges who had "Rine7' Ri G hFds' So
-, Gregory & Appel again topped the 5000
gave Them lfn gam sG22 oil lo22 1904 and 99f
bv Joe Fulton made possible The nE zoe
Total and netted the team a shutout VIC
l9rF over the Rose Tire Co. Ted Arnold s
57l was tops for the losers '-0-~
g, RuSSet Cafeteria had Walt English al
90. Doc kemper at Glib ana Bob Hughes
which was good for a clean sWeep over
Inc FoA jan House. Bert Bruder tried
hard to keep the Fox team in the fight
berger provided a SOB. but no victories
II6 G3 sslteu., dne RusSets used games of 1907
@HA3 anu SSt 4OI LHelT Dig series
Fred Meyer gave the Htzelberger team
a 800. put When his teammates failed to
cHck. the team dropped every game to the
1 TO- 1Todnc rams G 6nSo HiBrus Who failed
neared the mark at sos. Berghof Beef
was the only winning team of the eve
through shutout. The opposing Hare
CneEIoiet team saw to this then il
cracked out a 1915 middle game: which
gave It the lone victory. Walt deckman
with 65O and Lou Daugherty with Gil
were outstanding for the Beer team while
raul Strlebeck's 588 was best for the
Harvey Hamilton. who on Tuesday night
Corrected nice 600 total. continued his
the individual efforts in the Uptown
Recreation League last night. Three
other members Of the circuit Joined Ham
llton with 600 totals. Art Sacks having
$50. Russ Buley 618. and Lawrence Den
nerline $40.
only three-time winners of the session,
@ss ay %Rs * KooS F9 a BssS:
edge by virtue of a single pin victory in
the final game. Ko-We-Ba Brands were
Prospect Gas posted a 1904 for a Single
victory. Harpers Garage shaded the
Hoosler Pete team. 2 to l.
johnny Murphy featured the individual
performances, Of the Citizens Gas Co
League at the Uptown with a 665 anc
honors when they posted games of 1908
854 and 1899 for 290l total. Murphy
was not alone in his, 600 shooting, foui
others having reached the desired spot
during the evenings. paStiming, Ed Nc
Kinnon scored a 634. Bill Holt Whitfield
himself into a 6o7 and otie Boston IN hi III
600 even.
Prospect No. and Prospect No. :
No. 4 and Distribution No. 5. while two
time wins went to the Prospect No. /
Distribution No. {. and Distribution No. I
No. and Main Office No. 9.
In the lockwood League at the 1ndi.
ChaserS two-timed the Hub Hounds an
outstanding total OF the session.
The first of the many spring league.
that will be inaugurated in local bowling
circles during the next few weeks goi
under way at the Indiana Alleys last
night when mixed league, sponsored by
the Kay Jewellery Co, opened a ten-week
schedule. Webb Wallace used a SIS tC
outscore the male topplers. while An
Meta Cranes 5l4 lea the scoring of the
the team series. No. l. and being vic.
torious over teams No. ?, and 6.
In the rush to grab the spotlight from
Jess Pritchett who failed to reach 50C
in the Inter-Cub League last night, Bur
nett Strohm finished first with a So
series. No team Of this circuit perform
ing at the Pritchett Alleys was able t
evaCe the loss column, al, series beins
decided through 2-to-1 scores. Universal
Yankees. Universal Indians Exchange
Service and A. B. c. conquered the Mer-
Gator, Lumbermens Insurance, Optimist!
and Exchange Unity.
Huge scores were missing, but ho
ff4s-ea Cd enI mia ~
VIM. H. Block League FASTENERS got to.