The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-28
BY BERNARD HARMON

Joe Rea pulled the iron man
stunt in local bowling circles last
night when, in two league appear
ances, he posted totals of 692 and
606. The former was the best of last
nights league sessions, while his 686
was good enough to net him the
runnerup honors.
His 692 series came during the
session of the Uptown Recreation
League on games of 224, 237 and 231,
and led his HOosier Pete team to
1920 total in their three-game vic
tory over the Indiana Wheel and
Rims. The Petes squad had games
of 967, 1879 and 974. Paul Stemm
and Les Koelling loaned their aid to
the huge total with series of GIG and
615. Laughlin was the best scorer
of the losing aggregation, his $50
giving him that honor.
Share Second LaureIs
Freddie Westover and Russ Buley
fired $50 totals to divide the runner
up honors of the Uptown session.
Westover, however, received more
support from his team mates, and,
with the aid of a GOT from Carl
Kiefer, led the Harper Garage to a
double victory over the Bader
Coffees. When Buley's mates failed
to click, his John Koch Furnitures
dropped a 2-to-1 decision to the Ko-
We-Ba Coffee team. Led by 602
by Joe Danna, the Prospect Gas
team took pair from the Coca
Colas.
The Harper team had a 1013game
during its series, while the Gas Co.
team posted 1910 opener.
Rea's second best" came in the
regular session of the Citizens Gas
Co. League, also bowling on the
Uptown drives Games of 234, ZIG
and 236 gave him his 686 in this
loop, but the best his Prospect No.
team could do was win twice over
the Prospect No. 3's. Norman
Hamilton fired 651 and boosted his
Distribution No. aggregation to
double victory over the Distribution
No. rs who had w. Johnson, with
612, and Snyder, with GOT, as their
leading individuals.
Other series in the loop resulted
in two time wins for the Prospect
No. 4, Main Office No. 9 and Main
Office No. 10 over the Distribution
No. 8, Distribution No. 5 and Main
Office No. 10.
Percy Henry, making his first
league appearance in several years,
led the Wonder Bar team to a new
three-game total record for the sea-
son in the indianapolis League.
Henry slammed out games of 232,
pa and 237 for a 663 to take the
high individual honorS Of last nights
session of the circuit
Bruce Johnson and Stub Mat
theWS joined in with totals of 678 and
COL to give the team a 1854 in its
three-game series. Fred Schlei-
merS 500 and Dick Nordholt's sos
rounded out the huge count, which
came from games of 1912, 1864 and
1923. With this kind of pin-smash-
ing they had little difficulty in
making a clean sweep of their
series with the Berghoff Beers, who
failed to place a man in the 900
class. Leo Ahearn and Lou Daugh-
erty had 58Os for the high honorS
OF the Beer team.
Jailers Win Thrice
Raymond Fox connected for $50
and Bert Bruder for a 619 to give
the Fox Jail House three game
victory over the Coca Cola team.
Frank Black was leading scorer for
the losers, with CAB. Marmon-
Harrington was the only other triple
winner of the session, the victims
being the Russell Cafeteria. Ed
Weigel featured for the winners,
with COL, while Doc Kemper was
high man of the Russell squad, with
627.
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