The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-31
BY BERNARD HARMON

BY BERNARD HARMON
The fast Indianapolis League
failed to produce any huge team
totals during last nights session at
the Pritchett Alleys. but it did pro-
vide the two leading individual
series Of the city.
Bruce johnson of the Wonder
Bar team connected for a 693 on
games of 232. 224 and 237 to top
the scoring Of the many keglers
performing in Wednesday night
loops. jess Pritchett put on a whirl-
wind finish to place second, getting
sol on 1872, 230 and 279
Gregory & Appels, in their dou
bic victory over the Fox Jail House
team, collected the best team total
of the Indianapolis session, a 2948
John Murphy with STA, and Carl
Hardin with 637, did the heavy
firing for the winners, while Eddie
Hornberger's 623 was the outstand-
ing score Of the losers.
COOS No Avail
Although Ed Stevenson hit for
622 and Bud Schoch for GIT, the
Rose Tires failed to do better than
win one game from the opposing
Marmon -Herringtons, who had a
SOB by Milt Wimberly as their top
total Another team, the Coca
Colas. produced two 600 shooters,
but won only one game. Their OPP
ponents were the Miller Tires. In
this series, Frank Black. with 607
and Tom Selmier, with 622, featured
for the COkes. while Dan Glubka's
els was best for the Tire team. The
winners wound up the evening with
1907 game.
Stubbie Matthews fired GA
series, which combined with johns
tons top count, enabled the Won
der Bars to win twice over the Fall
City Hi-Brus Tom Quill, who las
been firing COOS with regularity Of
late, again was over, with a 624,
the best individual total for the
losers. To win their lone contest,
the Beermen fired a 1011 middle
game. The Berghof Beer-Cham-
bers Range series failed to produce
a 600 total. Lou Daugherty, with
SGT, being high for the Berghoffs,
while Plymate's SIC proved best for
the Chambers. The Beer team won
the series, two to one.
4S For Veteran
PritchettS huge total which was
his forty-eighth 600 in league play
this season, was the only honor
count of the Cooks Goldblumes, but
it was enough to give them the
edge over the Russell Cafeterias,
who they defeated in all three
games. Bob Darnaby's sci set the
pace for the Shutout victims. The
best single game total the Cookmen
could garner last night was a 1907.
Hare Chevrolets also turned in a
triple win, the Hitzelberger Chicken
Dinners taking the whiteWaShing A
$40 from Ivan Holtz and a 628 from
Carl Schneider aided the Hare
team in its three wins, while Russ
Miller's SIT was the best the losers
could produce. The winners opened
with their best game, 1924
Russ Smith Central Alley manager,
blasted the pins to the tune of a 6S5
total to. lead the scoring in the Moore
alleys. Games of 244. 221 and 900 brought
Smith his pace-setting total. Rolling with
get much support from his team mates
decision to the opposing Fox Specials, who
n n
Sos from games of 2O7, 233 and 225. The
winners closed their evenings perform
Harry Scarborough who supplied the
only other 600 of the circuits session, a
his Auto insurance team finished he90 on the the
snort end Of two-to-one score in its
series ser iy WITH the ReaOrf f T9rns e;2 beSed
while the Moore g. Fox five rolled with
out opposition.
Theising Of the Kroger Grocery League
netted him a COB for his evenings work
Of the loops session at the Indiana Al
Ieys. Jewels took three games from the
Bakery. CONSTRUCTIONS took a pair from
the Batonia Club and the French team
bested the Embassys in two of their con-
tests.
Buttermilks won three games from the
FOUNTAIN Square Alleys. Creams, Nursery
MIX and Chocolate Drinks took two each
from the Cream Buttermilks. Whipping
Cream and Mil6s. Gauker's COS was the
best individual total of the session.
In the St. Johns EVANGELICAL League at
the Fountain drives, RlchterS 592 was the
best of the evening. In this session Fisher
ElectTics TOO, took three games from the
Grocery. Mastny & Co, and Knannlein
Drugs bested the H. w Reimans. w. H.
Hohlts and Janitz Groceries in two of
their games.
Jess Roe again proved to be the top
shooter in the Rough Notes League at the
Delaware Alleys. Pounding out games OF
col. $50 and 1913. he totaled ga. Everett
Rice also was in the pocket during this
session, getting 6ls in his three games
Run Nutz won three games from the Hy-
bawls while The Hot Shots took a two-to-
one WIN over the Chumps.
All team series of the Chevrolet Body
by twO-tO-one scores. Teams No. 2 and
s we're winners over teams No l. 8 and 5
Ba6cock topped the individual scoring
with a $50
Malarkey was again in good form as he
TOOK MS regular turn with Inter-Club
nered. $50 for the evenings best indi-
vidual total. No team OF this circuit was
able 10 get away with a Shutout victory
al series being won by two-to-one scores
Unity. Mutual Lumbermen. Universal IN
dams and A B. C.s while the losers we're
Optlmists. Universal Yankees. MercatorS
and Exchange Service.
The VIM. H. Block League usually finds
scorer. and "Goldie' again produced in
the loops session at the Illinois Alleys
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