The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-26

the indianapolis loop schedule. The
teams, and % individuals.
A pair of 700 totals, one good for
high season honorS, were over
Swallowed by the doings Of the Cook
men, who posted a pair Of season
records themselves. When every
man of the all-Star aggregation
tackled nice 600 total behind his
name, the team wound up with a
1929 that was the best three-game
figure of the infant campaign. Open
/ ing with a 1926, another best Sc
far" they followed with 1864 and
1899.
Only one game of the Is rolled
by the Cook team members was be-
low 200, that being a 181 by Lee
Carmin. John Murphy paced the
team with a 683 from 233, 245 and
205; Don Johnson and John Fehr
| posted their fourth consecutive
honor counts in the circuit, series of
$50 and 600, as. Lee Carmin and
Jess Pritchett made their seasons
debut in the leagues honor class
with 627 and Gal.
SchOtt Crashes Pins
Marmon-H Harrington opposed the
Cook squad, and although it took
q shellacking the series was fea-
tured by Nan Schott with I'll, the
best individual total assembled by
any paStimer of the city during the
season. AS his mates went down
to defeat, Nan dished out few Joe
Louis punches ana lambasted the
naples for games of 252, 234 and
225. Last nights triple win gave the
Cookmen a season record of II VIC
tories against one loss.
Arch HeisS, the portly leadoff
man for Acetylene Products. dyna-
mited the pins with a ITO series
good for runner-up honors. How
ever. he gained one point on Schott
by seeing his huge total, which came
from games of 259, 238 and 213
lead his team to a triple win over
the opposing Coca Cola, who failed
to produce an honor count in its
three games.
When four of the Falls City Hi
Brus cracked out COOS the team
! emerged victorious in all three
/ gGmes with the Bowes Seal Fast
piling up 1902 total in the triple
massacre. Ray Robertson tumbleo
672, Carl Hardin pounded out a Col
Joe Fulton had 610 and Charlie Cray
wound up at GOA The team used
/ games of 1898, 900 and 1914 in gain
ing its runner-up series. For the
BoweS team, Dan Abbott cracked
out his initial 600, a 612.
Narott Shoes Star
The third 300 of the evening
came from Marott Shoes. who with
games of 1868, 1920 and 1912 halted
right on the mark, and with it took
a triple win over the Lieber Brew
erS. Scorchy Behrens .scorched the
/ drives with a sizzling 691 from
games of DAT. 212 and 232 to top the
1 scoring of the winners. Larry
I Cobler, a veteran of many a cam
| paign, made a fine comeback with q
/ 636 and Harry Wheeler had Gil Leo
Ahearn's GOA was tops for the losers
Lieber Layers, who were resting in
second place in the team standings
previous to last nights activities
! found themselves replaced by the
Klee'S Set-Ups after the strike furry
had ended. The Kleemen beat the
Layers in all three games, Charlie
Tyner with GA and Manuel Schon-
ecker with sol starring. The Win
ners now trail the Goldblumes by
/ two games with nine games wor
/ and three lost.
Crystals Make Sweep
A trio of 600s gave the Crysta
Flash a clean sweep victory over the
Stube Club, which failed to produce
a 600 shooter. Frank Liebtag had
sos, Gene Zweisler a 694 and jess
Pritchett Jr. 600 for the Flashes
II S. AyreS & Co. made shutout vic.
tories unanimous by downing the
Sterling Beers in all three games
No 500 totals appeared in this series
Although records were shattered
/ the floor average of the league failed
to reach a new high when the low
scoring of a few of the teams held
it to 954 Thirteen single game