The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09
Pin Gossip
BY BERNARD HARMON

Johnny Murphy. youthful East
Side pinster last night became the
fifth bowler to post his second 100
total during this seasons league
play. Murphy. who had 731 in the
st. Philip League recently con-
nected for a 724 in the Fountain
Square Recreation. to lead the
citys scoring for the evening.
Cooks Goldblume made it four
300O's in a row in this loop when
they blasted their way TO a 3097
during last nights series. DIX
Gasoline also passed the 5000 mark
with 40 pins to spare.
The Goldblumes gained their
huge total through games Of 1908,
1918 and 1878, and along with it
took three games from the opposing
Weber Milks. Hank Shriver of the
losing team had the leagues run
ner-up series, a 686. Dick Nordholt
gave the Weberites a 623, while Jess
Pritchett, Sr. whit 654. Lee Carmin
with 64S and Ed Striebeck with 618
furnished the bulk of the winners
pinnage.
Games of 1898, 1901 and 955 gave
the DIX team their 3049 total as
well as q clean sweep of their
series over the Falls City Hi-Brus.
Oscar Behrens with 654, Spiv Ward
with SAB and Adam Lang with 629
were the big guns for the Gasoline
team. The Beermen were without
an honor shooter.
Murphy's 724 came from games of
205, $50 and 263 and coupled with
609 from Arch Heis gave the In
dianapolis Towel 81 Apron Supply
team a 2-to-l decision over the Fox
Jail House. The Jailers had no 600
totals during their series.
The combination of Joe Danna
and Pril Bisesi gave the Coca
Colas two 600 totals but failed to
win them more than a single game
in their series with the Polar Ice
g. Fuel Co. Danna had GIT and
Bisesi 610.
The second best individual total
in the city last night came from Ed
Stevenson who smacked the pins
for a 678 by sandwiching in 278
between a pair of zoos in the Con-
League. No other individ-
ual in the circuit reached 900 dur
Jig the session at the Pritchett
alleys. Tarrant finished at 585,
Sookle and Horn had 576's and
Childers SIS.
Stevenson'S H. G. Ent Materials
were without opposition during their
series. Spickelmeyer Fuels won a
pair from the Freyn Bros, Inc,
while all other contests were decided
via the shutouu route. Domestic In
sulators, Stewart Carey Glass Co.,
w. P. JungclauS and Brandt Bros.
were the three time winners, while
Lumber Co., Hayes
Bros, Inc, Railroad Mems Building
and Savings Association and Geiger
Peters were the losing combinations.
George Ley opened his series in
the Washington League last night
with nine strikes in row, but when
the ten pin stood up on his tenth
delivery he finished at 277. A pair
of 1915 followed and netted him
$50 total, the best of the leagues
session at the Illinois alleys. Five
other individuals passed the 600
mark, John Blue getting a 645, Roy
Goodhue a 634, Chuck Markey 628,
Lou Daugherty a GLIB and Herman
Bohne COL.
Underwood Transfers pounded out
games of 952, 1892 and 989 to lead
the team scoring and take triple
win over the Capitol Ice team.
Marott Shoes, Coca-Colas and Leon
ard Goals were also three-game
winners, their shutout victims being
the Schmitt Insurance, Indianapolis
Paint and Color Co. and Wheelers
Lunch. The Wooden Shoe Beers
dropped a pair to the Berghoff
Beers.