The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07
BY BERNARD HARMON


Eddie Striebeck was away to
slow start in his indianapolis League
series of last night, but when he
wound up the series with a perfect
/ 800 score it boosted his tally to 709,
the best individual total of the city
in league play. 1t also aided the
Cooks Goldblumes to a 3O41 total
and a triple win over the opposing
Hare Chevrolets.
Striebeck had games of 1873 and
226 to go with his 300 game, netting
him his second 700 within a week.
His first came last Friday in the
Fountain Square Recreation loop.
Striebeck now has two 800 scores to
his credit. for during the 1884
season. he produced the necessary
- consecutive strikes. This perfect
game also came during an Indian
lpOliS League appearance.
The Cookmen had games of 934,
1O47 and 1000 to reach their 3041,
which was their tenth 5000 of the
season in the indianapolis circuit.
jess Pritchett ST.. had a 629, and
John Fehr. a Sol, for the BlumeS,
while Frank Hare led the scoring OF
the losers with a 594.
Fulton PAGES GregOrys
Berghof Beers placed three men
in the 600 class during their series
and wound up as triple victors over
the Coca Cola team. Eddie Schott
had a 624. Leo Ahearn, a Gle, and
Walt Hickman, a COL. The team
tOtaled 1916 in three games, a 1920
middle game featuring the series.
For the Coca Cola team, Tom Sell
mier had the best total, q 594.
Joe Fulton was in rare form dur
ing his appearance with the Gregory
& Appels and gave that team a
brilliant 698 series. pacing a two
time win over the Miller Tires.
Fulton had games of 226. 215 and
257 in reaching his huge total. which
was good for city-wide runnerup
hOnOrS.
+ The Gregory team totaled 1859,
winding up with games of 1908 and
1000. The losers used a 1909 in
! winning their game. Bill Brunot
and Dan Glubka were the only
other honor shooters of this series,
the former totaling 6O2 for the
winners. while Glubka gave the
+ losers a sos.
MarmOn HerringtOns Win
Marmon Herringtons grabbed a
pair from the Falls City Hi-Brus,
Chris Rasmussen with 627 and Nan
SchOtt with 616 featuring for the
winners. while Charley Cray. with a
GA. and Jack Hunt. with a 6O9. were
best for the losers. Russell Cafe
terra also proved TO be odd-game
winners in their series with the Hit
zelberger's Chicken Dinners. The
RuSSettS wound up their series with
a lO43 game. Bob Darnaby. with a
631 for the winners, and Ray
Tomas. with a $50 for the losers,
were the leading scorers.
Led by a 622 from "Jiggs" Wager
and 607 from "Riney" Rhinehardt
the Chambers Ranges outScored the
f Fox JallhouSe team in two of their
three games. The Foxes wound up
with a 1922 game for their lone VIC
tory. Eddie Hornberger and Larry
CObler. with series Of 63l and 6l6.
were best for the Fox team. Al
Schumacher Smacked out the only
800 total in the Rose Wonder
ar series. won by the former. 2 to
I. Schumacher had a 623 for the
Winners. Dick Nordholt was best for
ne losers with a 59S
The Hoosier Pete team continued to
[ lombard the pins. and Paul Stemm con-
-iDueo his 500 shooting as the Uptown
/ Recreation loop went through its schedule
as and EOS totaled $50. and with the
/ AID Of 609 from Lester Koelling aided
/ the Petes team 20 1856 total and
saG,ou' ylS,ory o SI5 d 5he ProsPee6, Gas
/ the winners their leading total For the
| tured
Closing with a 1905 game. the Harpers
the Ko-we-Ba Coffee team. FORSYTH save
i the winners 6l3. while A ssh from Riley
| vas ne best score OF the losing team.
/ John Bader won twice over the John Koch
i FurnitureS. and the Coca Colas triumphed
| over the Indiana Wheel & Rims in two
I OF their three games.
] Following The regular League schedule
I the HooSier Pete team rolled A postponed
series. and a. the end Of the three games
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