The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-26
BY BERNARD HARMON

A week Of hectic league scoring
wound up last night with the fast
Fountain Square Recreation Loop
setting the pace. With a floor av-
erage of 968, this league presented
two team totals better than 5000,
four better than 1900, one individual
with a 700 total and fourteen 9TH
ers passing the 600 mark. The floor
average of the circuit was the best
Of the season in any league
Joe Fulton, on games Of 1876, 286
and 233, tCtaled TIC for the best in
dividual scoring Of the city in last
nights league competition. In his
second game, with ten strikes in a
row and 2 perfect score in sight, he
failed to carry the and Z pins on
his eleventh try, but after cleaning
the spare, he proceeded to strike out
for his 288. Fultons 700 count was
the fifth Of the week in five days of
league competition.
Cooks Goldblumes in their triple
victory over the Fox Jail House
team, turned in games of 966, 1898
and 1O44 to total 3108, their second
3lOO of the week. The others came
IN Wednesday nights session of the
Indianapolis League. To reach this
tremendous score Jess Pritchett ST..
contributed 676, Lee Carmin a 657.
Ed Striebeck a SGT, John Fehr a 594.
and Larry Fox 582 The losers
tOtaled 1885 in their three games,
George Meeker with Glib, Bert Brud-
er with COZ, and Raymond Fox with
600, featuring the individual scoring.
Johnnie Murphy joined Fulton in
boosting the Indianapolis Towel
Supply team to a double win over
the DIX Gasolines, the youthful
star connecting for $40. The COM
bination of Oscar Behrens and Paul
Stemm. who have turned in some
brilliant scoring exhibitions during
the week, was again active for the
DIX team, which scored 693 and 655.
The winning team had a 1902 total
from games of $50. 1913 and 1899
while the losers posted a 1880 from
games of 9O6, 1899 and 1898.
Three members of the Polar Ice
and Fuel team posted 600 totals to
give that aggregation a three-game
victory over the Weber Milks.
Aided by CAT from Thad Tedrowe,
622 from Red Mounts and a 604
from Nan Schott the team totaled
1912, including a 1904 finish. For
the Weber team, a $50 by Don Nc
New was the best individual series.
Falls City Hi-Brus took two vic
tories over the Coca-ColaS, totaling
1882 in their series. A 1922 middle
game was the top score. In this
series, three members of the Hi
Bru'S posted honor counts. Bud
Argus had 652. Jack Hunt, 632, and
Tom Quill, GIT. The Cokes took the
last game BY virtue of a 1858 game.
Fred Schleilner was their best in
dividual scorer, with a 500 total.
In the Washington. League, performing
az the Illinois Alleys. eleven honor
sion. Underwood Transfers totaled 30l2
Tor the best team scoring while Gene
RUM seq the pace among the individual
Games Of 1926. 1859 and GIT brought the
/ leading total TO the Underwood team. but
failed TO give them a clean sweep Of
with 1913 game the Cokes held the pace
settlers to a two-game victory. For the
UNDERWOOD team Roy Goodhue had a 624
John Blue a 625 and Bill Bowen COL.
Holman ais Buley starred 1or the losers
with series Of 63S snd 637.
Starting the evening with a 1908 game.
NE Niarotr Shoe tet n posted 1928 total
1 g taks triple y.etory ever the opposing
The winners featured this seriss with a
o2S total The Capitol Ice seam with
hunls 64S and coo from L. Smith made
a clean sweep OF their series with the IN
middle game boosted the winners to a
ZsOl total. Wooden She's Beers also won
Inelr series via the Shutout route. the
5ooSier Optcals being the victims.
S En se Ma5Sey s ss his team IN their triple
Dad Hanna turned in a SIS and Lou
Daugherty go 10 give the Berghoff Beers
8 double win over the Quaker State Oils
GRABBED double decision over the Leon
era Goals. 70 Individual in this series
reached the 600 marx.
Kerney with eos and Bradley with col
.eo the Individual scoring of the United
Mutual Lie Insurance League at the
Illinois Alleys. Ordinary Life and Modi-
hed Lie shut out the Preferred Annuity
ana r-Endowments as the 20-Pay
Lies TOOK TWO from the Family Income.
IN the St Joan Of Arc League at the
Uptown. Lamb and NJ. McManamon staged
battle for the individual honors. the
former winning out when he totaled 565
70 McManamons 56l. The NJ. H Farrell
GRANTEES and Missouri Pacific took triple
wlnS oyer the Plttman Rice Coal and Won