The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-18
BY BERNARD HARMON

Linking games of 999, 1887 and
1912 to a handicap Of 100 pins the
Rose Tire team of the Indianapolis
League totaled 1878 to top an entry
of 40 teams in the annual f1ve-man
sweepstakes staged at the Central
alleys over the weekend. Ted Ar
mold set the pace for the winning
aggregation with a 672 series, Bill
Tarrant followed closely at 665,
Johnny Murphy had 654 and Glib
Smith a $50.
Cooks Goldblumes wound up in
the runnerup position, games of
1876, 1908 and 996 and a handicap
of 16 pins, netting them a 1851. Lee
Carmin and Jess Pritchett were the
outstanding individuals of the Sec
ond placers, using series of GIL and
655 to gain the laurelS. Third place
went to the Fox Jail House, which,
paced by Bert Bruder's 667 series,
totaled BIG with the aid of 1853 gift
pins.
Behrens PAGES RestaurauterS
Fourth place was won by the In
dianapolis Restaurant Association
on a total of 3109. The ReStau-
rauters' handicap was Sc. Oscar
Behrens southpawed himself a 662
total to take the spotlight for the
team. Bill Brunot gave the Greg
ory & Appels a $50 while Carl Har-
din produced 658, and that team
landed in fifth position on 1904,
including a handicap of "a. Sixth
money went to the Underwood
Transfers, VINO used a handicap of
66 pins to gain a total of 1884. Rudy
Boesnecker was the outstanding in
dividual for his team, getting a
SAC.
Russell Smith, who operated the
event, found time to appear with
four different teams, and each time
he passed the 600 mark. He had a
pair of GAPS, a 610 and 600, but
failed to finish in the money. Dan
Abbott also saw $50 go to waste
when his teammates failed to click.
A quartet of Richmond teams in
vaded the city yesterday, meeting
four local teams in .three-game
matches, and the Indianapolis
squads turned in victories in every
clash.
At the Pritchett alleys the Cooks
Goldblumes gave one of the visiting
aggregations severe drubbing,
using games of 1918, 1890 and 1041
to total 1904 against the Richmond
f1ve's PITT. Outstanding individuals
of this series were Lee Carmin witE
a 653 for the Cooks and Tommy
Zavokas with $50 for the losers.
In another match at the same
alleys, a picked team of local fem
mime FASTENERS outclaSSed a quintet
of women kegelers from Richmond,
1902 to 2240. The huge total COM
piled by the locals came from games
of 912, GAS and GAS, and featured
individual totals of 500 by Race
Johns and a 592 by Lucille Rice.
At the Illinois alleys another pair
of Quaker City quintets we're TAX
ing a beating from a pair of picked
fives from the local drives. Illinois
Alleys No. copied their set from
the Richmond Alleys No. l, 27I8 to
1858, while the Illinois Alleys No. 2
outscored the Joston Paint Co. of
Richmond, 1850 to 2427.
League scores of last week brought out
some OF the best individual and team
totals Of the present season. several new
records being established during the fve
days of pastiming.
The Berghof Beers. rolling in the Wash
ington League on Friday night hung UP
the highest threegame total Of the season.
when they welded games of 1921, 1865 and
l045 to reach 1921. The Polar Ice & Fuel
team Of the South Side Business Mems
League continued their tremendous scoring
when they dynamited the naples for
totals of 31I7 and 3025 during appearances
in the south side loop. The former series
gained through games Of 1904, 1850 and
1868. It was the highest three-game
total of the league during the current
season. TheHteam posted their 302S in