The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-05

with 10 totals OF OUU OF Detltl
written across the score sheets Of
the lid-lfting schedule and several
others over the $50 mark. the Indi-
annapolis League last night proved
70 tenpin followers that its reputa-
ton as the city's premier loop was
to be upheld during the 1855 sea-
son. The loop rolls at Pritchetts
Alleys.
Twelve Of the IA teams
making up the circuit produced one
OF more honor shooters and two Of
the teams passed the 5000 mark.
Nan Schott copied the individual
honors with a total of 683 on games
Of 2l3, BIS and 255 his final game
being the best single count OF the
session. His huge total aided the
Marmon Harrington team to a 1929
series and a clean sweep over the
Striebecks. who had Bernie John
son with a SAB as leading shooter.
GoIdbIumes Start Fast
Cooks Goldblumes. last seasons
outstanding team. got off to flying
start, posting a 1854 from games Of
1929. 1927 and 999, TO lead the team
1coring of the opening night. Don
Johnson and Johnny Murphy, the
latest additions to jess Pritchetts
lineup OF prima donnas, led the
scoring of the team with totals of
GIG and 631. John Fehr, a consist
ant 500 shooter for many a season.
got away with a GIG starter, to aid
the COokmen in their three-tlme
victory over the opposing Falls City
Layers. Joe F'ulton's 500 was best
for the losers.
With Percy Henry at 6l4 and
Freddie Schleimer at Gil, Lieber
Layers made it three in a row over
the COca-COlas. Paul Quass tossed
a 618 to pace the Cokes. The new
" organized Bowes Seal Fast team
averted a shut-Out, when they
slipped over a one pin victory on the
Klee's Set Ups in the final game.
The Klee boys had little difficulty
in taking the first two tits. Charlie
Tyner starred for the winners with
a 635, while Ed Striebeck was best
for the losers with a GOT.
Brunot Hits 618
Bill Brunot fired a 618 and Don
McNew a 900 to give L. S. Ayres a
double victory over Underwood
Transfers, who had as their top
score J. Hanna's 621. Flap Jacks
used Carl Mindach's Gal and Lefty
Behrens' GIT as a stimulant in their
two to one victory over the Acety-
lene Products. The losers also pro-
duced a pair of 500 shooters, George
Meeker posting a 500 and Jack Hunt
a COL. Crystal Flash Gasoline took
two from Sterling Beer, Curt Wray
of the winners getting a COZ and
Ed Hornberger of the losers a $50.
Last nights opening session
caused old-timers to sit up and take
notice, for the scoring produced was
of a mid-seasOn caIiber. Nine weeks
had passed in the 1934-35 season,
before eighteen individuals were
able to pass the 900 mark on the
same night Only five turned the
trick in last seasons lid-hfters, and
the floor average for the night was
9O3, compared with a 943 for last
night. With such performance on
new pins and newly shellacked
alleys, followers of the game don't
know Just what to expect" when
the boys really get warmed up.
A quintet of mineralite tossers
went over the 600 mark in the ini-
tial session of the Uptown Recrea-
ton League at the Uptown Alleys
last night. A. Kimmel's 637 topped
the individual scoring and boosted
his Kimmel Furnitures to a double
win over the L. Strauss & Co. five.
Clarence Baker aided the winners
with 626. while Bowen was the
outstanding man for the Strauss
team with a 500 series.
John Bader gave Bader Coffees a
GIT to set the pace in the teams two
time triumph over the Ko-We-B
Coffees. Held paced the losers with
a 581 total. Dynes gave the In
dianapolis Candy Co. a COS, but his
teammates failed to rally to his
support and the team dropped all
three games to the Beck Coal and
Coke aggregation. Ray Hill pro-
duced the leading total for the Beck
men, 602.
Coca-Cola also made a clean
sweep, Indiana Wheel and Rim
being the shutout victims. Tay-
lor's 500 featured for the Win
ners. while SGT by Chown
was the best the losers had to offer.
HooSier PeteS, last years league
champions. got off to nice start,