The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-12
Pin Gossip
BY BERNARD HARMON

ett's Alleys.
Prochaska. after a 1872 start,
found the range, and pelted the
naples for counts Of PIT and 2l0.
Opposing his Coca Cola team was
the Fadley-Birr aggregation, which,
with the aid of a 6O9 from Art Sachs,
held the Cokes to a two-time vic
tory.
Louie's Tavern, featuring a l04l
opening game and a go series by
Schier, swamped the opposing Eagle
Greek Nursery with a triple win.
Rudy Boesnecker's 554 was the best
count Of the losing aggregation.
Even with Ed Weigel's 6O4, the only
honor count of the series; Vollmer
Meats failed TO take a game from
the Log Taverns, who had as their
head man Gene Ruff with STA.
Oliver Altum used a 500 to set
the pace in the Blue Point Service
Stations double victory over the
Heidenreich Florists. Herb Guntz
was the outstanding individual Of
the losers. a 57S putting him at the
top. Folks MIX two-timed the
Dutch Master Cigars, Charlie Days
GIT featuring for the winners, with
a 500 from Bill Brunot being tops
for the losers.
A pair of 233s combined with
1872 gave Bert Sering a 648 thai
melted him city-wide runnerup
honors of the evening. His series
came during the session of the ElkS
League at the Hotel Antlers Alleys,
and was the only honor count of
that circuit. Grady neared the
mark at 596
Clevenger BANKED the Mobilgas
team. La Fendrichs took three from
the Heidenreich Florists Bailey'S
bested the White Furni-
ture in two games and Smith and
Young'S scored a 2-to-1 victory over
the Clevengers.
In the L. S. Ayres League at the
Pritchett Alleys, it was Bud Argus
turn to lead the individuals, but Art
Fry had something to say about it
and showed the noisy one into the
runnerup position when he CON-
nected for a 622. Argus had GLIB
and Joe Michaelis, who was also
to fire 500, wound up six
pins short of the mark at 594.
Lavico Products won three games
from the Grunows for the only
shutout of the evening. Two-time
winners were Estate Ranges, Society
Brand, Belnord Shirts and Maytag
Washers, who had as their victims
the Knox Hats, Stein Bloch, AMC
Shirts and Elgin Watches.
Neal Mcintyre. who knows a few tricks
about golf showed the boys Of the Park
way Recreation League that he was also
a bowler during last nights session of
the loop at the North Side Drives. He
skidded his ball into the Ia pocket just
like he drops in his puts. and wound up
his evenings performance with COG
series that proved to be the lone honor
Three teams of the circuit copied shut
out victories. Kingan & Co Farm Bureau
and Bakers Lunch blanking Acme-Monon
Coal, Fairfield Florists and Worrell Clean
scores Garrick Theater. Eagle Greek
Nursery and HooSier Pete nosing out Beach
& Arthur Roberts MIX and Ritz Tavern.
Christensen was one pin short of the
800 mark in last nights session of the
Diamond Chain League at Pritchetts. but
he e2s 5op fhe az coers %on RTes
lines over the Pins. Sideplates Shutout the
8ushings and the Offsets took an odd
game decision from the Rollers.
In the Automotive League at. the Illinois
Alleys. LLOYD JACOBS outscored the loops
FASTENERS o with 6Ss series Paul Kramer
honors and Oren Van Buren, produced a
SOS that netted him the show position
and Eagle Machine emerged victorious in
all three games Of their series with the
laws. Sinclair Refining halted the Citi-
Zens Motor Cars attempts to Join the
shutout victOrs when they copied the
middle game.
With no 600 totals appearing in the
IneNstrial Leagues session at the Indiana
set the pace in the individual scoring
race. The Inland Container. Bixby. Indi-
n@oS NJ NS o6k r6 Wns o aeq Pe fnd
annapolis News. Peoples Motor Coach, L.
Strauss & Co. and Meier Packing. Co.
PToducts. PTes- Ollie No. II ana nd Macca-
bees over the indianapolis Railways. Circle
Engraving and Indiana Provisions.
The St. Philip No. League. which
usually supplies the top scores on Thurs
day nights. failed to carry out its program
totals appeared. Tom Casserly posting the
-op count, a 63l John Kiesel used a 255
opener to reach GIG and Lou Meyer fol-
owed up pair of 1925 with 226 that
No 5000 totals we're assembled by the
sight teams in action, 1905 closing game
from the Sterling Beers providing the team
feature The Beers won a pair from the
opposing Pittman Rice Coal Co. Rosner
Pharmacy and Printcraft followed suit.
with the Lyons Pharmacy and Berghoff
'alls team was in class of its own.
aking three games from the Kaltenbach
Five.
that gave him the leading individual
nonors OF two leagues performing at the
Uptown alleys. His best total, SAT,
came during the Citizens Gas Co. League
session and was the only honor count
produced by that circuit.
Shutout victories featured the team
Prospect No. : and Distribution No. l
winning three times over the Distribution
No. ?. Distribution No. 4, Distribution No
and Prospect No. s.
Beck's second honor series Of the eve
ning COG. vas tops among the indi-
NlCtdlS OF lle intermediate League.
Charley Mills was also in the select class
with a COL Beck's Enos Coal FASTENERS
featured the team performances of the
evening. when they toppled 1924 NAPLES
in their nightcsp game.
They were victorious in all games of
their series with the 40th-st Merchants
Johnson Coal CO. and Coca Cola were
also triple winners. their victims being
the Uptown Tavern and Eastern Coal Co
Wles & Wilson was victorious in two
eames with the Sherer Electrics.
The Posev Leaguers failed to bloom