The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-14
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
COOkmen Assault Records
in Dazzling Pin Session
Every Member of GoIdbume Team Goes Over 900 Line
as New Marks Are Posted in indianapolis Loop.
BY BERNARD HARMON

Only 10 Of the IA teams Of the
Indianapolis League were in action
last night, but these 10 turned in
one of the best scoring perform
ances of the season. The Cooks
Goldblumes posted a new three
game and single-game record for
the season in this loop, the floor
average of the 10 teams was 963,
the best of any previous session, and
l8 individuals passed the 500 marx,
which was fireworks aplenty for one
night. The top individual score OF
the city. however, came from the
Central Alleys, where Russell Smith
connected for a 685 series.
1926 Single Game
The Cooks new three game rec
ord was 3141 and came from totals
of 1904, 1925 and 1011, the 1925 be-
ing the new single game high. Dur
ing this series every member of the
Cooks team passed the 600 line. This
feat in itself is one that had not
been accomplished at any time
this season. John Fehr had 663, Ed
Striebeck 624, Jess Pritchett ST., 622,
Larry Fox GLIB and Lee Carmin GA.
With such heavy firing, the team
had little trouble in winning all
three games of its series with the
Coca -COlas. Including last nights
triple win, the Cookmen have Is
straight victories to their credit in
this loop. For the losing COca-Colas,
Frank Black had 500 for the best
individual scoring.
The mon-HerringtOns, unop-
posed in last nights series, cracked
the naples for a 3039, getting games
of GIT, 979 and 1888. Chris Rass-
mussen led the scoring for the Mar
mon team, posting $40 total on
games of 224, 179 and 267. Nan
Schott had a 637, Ed Weigel, 500,
and Milt Wimberly, 586.
Cray Tops SOlOiSts
The best individual total of the
session came from Charlie Cray
who, with games of 221, 242 and 214,
reached GIT in his appearance with
the Falls City Hi-BruS. The Falls
City team also had a 600 by Bud
Argus and a COG from Pete Ernst,
but, even with this trio of 600 shoot
ers, were able to win only single
game from the opposing Berghoff
Beers, who had as their top scorers,
Lou Daugherty, with COL, and Leo
Ahearn, with 585. The Falls City
team took its lone win by virtue
of a 1924 game, while the Berghof1s
copied the final tilt with 1908.
The Miller Tire team won two
games of its series over the Hare
Chevrolets. Oscar Behrens, with a
628, and Dan Glubka, with 602,
featuring for the Millers and Frank
Liebtag and Carl Schneider, with
6O8 and COS, being top-Scorers for
the Hares. The Millers posted a
1910 opening game. A 1017 middle
game saved the Chambers Ranges
from a triple beating by the Wonder
Bars, the latter team winning the
first and third games. Fred Schlei-
mer led the scoring for the winners,
with a 628, while Booher was best
for the Chambers team, with a 586.
Murphy Repeats
The Gregory & Appel team, which
was also without competition had a
pair of honor totals. Johnnie Muir
ply posted his second Of the eve
ming when he blasted out 652,
while Joe Fulton connected for a
500. Arch Heiss had a SGT. Murphy
had opened his evenings exhibition.
at the Uptown Alleys on the early
shift with a 663.