The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-30
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XXTHILE Mickey Mouse was eel
w ebrating his seventh birth
day, ten-pin FASTENERS OF the city
we're celebrating the end of a rec
| ord-breaking week of scoring that
dealt the elusive naples harder
jolt than the Chicago Cubs handed
] the dizziest of the Deans in cinch-
ing the National League pennant.
The hurricane descended on the
city as the Indianapolis League
went through its fourth round Of
games on Wednesday night, and
/ when calm had settled on Saturday
several new season records were left
in its wake. Cooks Goldblume as
sumed a Joe Louis attitude when
they thumped the pins to the tune
of a 1929 from games of 1925, 1904
and 1899 in the indianapolis League.
The initial blow of the series also
represented the best single game
effort of the season. They also
amassed a 3O06 in the Fountain
Square Recreation Friday night.
Seal Fast Second
Bowes Seal Fast, after a slow start
during the first three weeks of pas
timing, opened up with a 3134 in the
Fountain Square Recreation on Fri
day that was good for runner-up
honors of the week. Falls City Hi
Bru and Marott Shoes reached 300
in their indianapolis League series,
the former going over with two pins
to spare as the ShOemen halted
right on the mark. The sixth 5000
of the week came from Oscar Beh-
ren's Flap Jacks of the Fountain
loop The team had a 3065 includ-
ing a 1101 game.
When Nan Schott hit for a I'll
and Arch Heiss for TO in the In
dianapOlis session, it boosted the
total of 700 counts for the season to
six, mark that was not reached
last season until early November.
Schotts total is the best individual
effort of the season and came from
games of 252, 234 and 225. HeiSs
amassed his ITO from 259, 239 and
213.
2S9 by Wimberly
In falling two pins short of the
700 mark, NIilt Wimberly in his ap-
pearance with the Link-Belt League
tied the season record for the in
dividual high single game. His 289
opener duplicated that of Don
Johnson in the Courthouse League
two weeks before. Wimberly pro-
ceeded with games of 1877 and 212
for his 698.
Other high individual totals Of
the week were as follows: Oscar
Behrens Qndianapolis), 691 John
Murphy indianapolis, 683: Larry
Fox IF. S. Recreation), $50; Mat
Pohl (Polk's Sanitary Milk, $50;
Ray Robertson indianapolis, 672;
Jess Roe INSURANCE., 672. Don
Johnson indianapolis, $50; Newt
Werner (Printcraf0, 664; Oren
Van Buren, IS. S. Merchants, 662;
Carl Hardin Indianapolis. Gel; Joe
Danna uptown, 65S; Ray Hill
Uptown. 65S; Ernie McKinnon
Washington, 65S; Chuck Marley
(St. Philip No. y, 657; Len Sites
(Automotive), 657; Tom Selmier
CElks). CSC: Pug Seyfried (Wash-
ington). CSC; Paul Stemm CF. S.
Recreation, 654, and South Side
Business Mems, 652; George Shei-
del (Printcraft), 652: Bill Sargent
*. of c.. 652, and John Bader
uptown, $50.
THE calm of the fall evenings
Il will be pierced with the re-
bound of the 10-pin. when the
Movie Operators and Stage Hands
swing into action with their mid
night league at Pritchett's Alleys
Seventy-eight members of the
local Theatrical Stage Employees and
Moving Picture Machine Operators
Union have been invited to display
their wares in the opening session
Wednesday night. and with Mike
Mulry, promoter de luxe, at the helm
a big turnout is expected. The
night-owl league originated az the
TOAAAld4AA 0A0d4C d lev NGalS
ago. and after moving to Pritchett'S
for two seasons discontinued activi-
ties. But now, with participation in
the annual A. B. c. as their OBJ
jective. these boys will grab the OPP
portunity to warm up for the big
occasion.
While most 1o-pinners are rak-
ing the drives in search of big
scores these boys are busy grinding
away at their duties. and the mid
night hour is the only time that
they can go into action. Mulry asks
that all members of the Union be
present for the opening
Several leagues Of the city have failed
TO I'll their quota OF teams and are send
ing out an urgent call for additional
bowlers. With the A. 3. c. tourney her
next spring. every one in Indianapoli
should affiliate with some league
Opportunity is offered TO Join severe
loops, and interested parties should &
in touch with the alley managers vher
the leaEaes bowl. The North Side Bust