The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
Pin Gossip
BY BERNARD HARMON

1t took the four-team league of
the Central States Envelope Co. to
furnish the leading individual total
Of last nights pin topping. George
Kristufek went into one of his scor-
ing Sprees and pounded out games
of 207, 259 and 2O4 to total 670
Right behind his was Charlie Cray
of the Hillcrest League. who smacked
out a $50 in his appearance in that
loop. High team honorS for the
evening went to the Underwood
Transfer team of the Washington
League, a 3OO3 giving them the
hOnors.
KriStufek's top series, which was
the seasons best in the Envelope
loop, gave his No. 3 team a clean
sweep over the No. 2 team. Curt
Wray loaned his aid in the three
time victory with SOL. The No. 4
team of the Envelope League took
a pair from the No. l team. The
No. 3'S evening total 2257, was an
other record in this four-man team
league, bowling at the Prltchett
Alleys.
Cray'S 500 came from games of
204, 220 and 245, and was one Of a
quartet of honor totals turned IN
during the Hillcrest session at the
Pritchett alleys. Doc Kemper had
629, Bob Darnaby, a 626, and
Haug, & Goo. RoweS RoughS and
RarnabyS Puts were three time
winners over the Woods Irons and
Seimier Caddies, while the KemperS
DivotS and WarrenS Traps were bet
ter than the DavidsonS Stymies and
Youngs Drivers in two of their three
games.
The Washington League enjoyed
one of the best scoring sessions of
the season, fourteen individuals
passing the 500 mark during the
evening. The Underwood team in
reaching its top team total, posted
games of OCT, 1854 and 982, gaining
shutout victory over the opposing
Schmitt Insurance team. John Blue
led the Underwood assault with a
566 total, the best of the session,
while Rudy Boesnecker, who on the
previous night had posted 100 Sc
rieS was again in scoring mood
and raped out a 656, which was
not only second best for the IN
derwood team, but gave him the
league runnerup honorS. Roy Good
hue joined the pair with a 610 to
give the team its big series. For
the losers George Ley, with the aid
of 278 finish, totaled 631 for his
three games.
Although the Berghoff Beers out
scored the Leonard Goals 1895 to
1865, they dropped two games to the
Coal boys. Dad Hanna, with 636,
Walt Hickman with 628 and Lou
Daugherty with 612 furnished most
Of the pins in the Beer teams bril-
liant series, while Frank Black,
Bright and Rutch McAllen with to-
tails of 655, ga and Glib boosted the
Leonard's scoring power. The Berg
hoffs had games of 1048, 952 and
995, while their opponents series
consisted of games of 962, 957 and
1O47.
Capitol Ice, with Glib Smith and
Larry Rudbeck at 637, took two
games from the Marott Shoe team,
which had as its leading individual
list Herman Bohne with GIT. Rud-
beck closed his series with a 278
game. Chuck Marley presented the
only 600 total in the Wooden Shoe
Beer-Wheeler Lunch series, won by
the former, two to one. Markey's 604
gave the Wooden Shoe boys the
edge. No honor counts appeared
in the other series of the loop, in
which the Coca-Colas won three
times over the Hoosier Opticals and
the Quaker State Oils took an odd
game decision over the Indianapo-
! lis Paint and Color Co.