The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-16

The second 700 total of the evening came
from Tom Selmler OF the HillcreSl Coun-
Alleys. Opening With a 25s. SelmIer
s4pped slipped 10 2o9 in his second at
rs 1t " was the best total of the season
IN the HIllcrest loo and the initial 40
Of selmiers 10 wears OF ,5 oo9,Eling No No
threatened Selmiers supremacy. Joe Full
tons 59s being the nearest APPROACH.
Selmier'S team. the Selmier Caodies had
no trouble in winning three times over
Roves Roughs in the rough when they
DRIVERS we're smacking them far. and
BANKED the Woods Irons and the Darn
adv Puts we're only Stvmieo once IN their
three game tussle with the Davidson S
StymieS-
Twelve 500 totals emerged from the
Fountain Square Recreation Leagues ses-
sion last night Oscar Behrens paced
;he Geo cooks COD Blume ace AGAIN oStscored
all teams with a 30l7 total. All teams
results gave the winners odd game de
cisions over their opponents. no shutouts
John Fehr was again in TOP form and
leo the Cook team IN posting Its nj
Fehr had a $50 and his team a 3O17. No
other members of the Goldblumes reached
class iiS Lee Csrmin 5ss. jess Pritchett. SIS
ana Larry Fox S94. Opposlng the Beer
tssm va ne S Ss tSe.ps Se Vc
toSv Vhen thev COPIED the middle fracas
With 1858 count. Eddie Hornberger
FoN with 500 we're the outstanding
scorers Tor the. Fox team
RehrenS top(count came from games OF
12S 25s ana 1855. cut II failed to gain his
team an eCge over he opposing Indian
apoIis Towel supply, which naboed a pair
o. wins BY virtue 81 a single pm victory
out a go and Arch Hess a 62S Tor the
winners. The DIX team posted 1850
IN winning its lone contest. The Towel
team featured 1922 nigh same
With Les Keeling pounding the sticks
70 the tune OF a So and Bob Wuensch IN
The POCKET with 6o2. the Polar Ice &
Dick Nordhold was top scorer Tor thelosers
with a $50. Seyfried Of the Polars ano
McVey OF the Webers we're one short OF
me honor mark with 59ss. The Ice team
Led By Ed Stevenson with e0s ana Joe
reached lO47 IN It's center game.
Danna with a SIS. the Coca ColaS took a
BTus. wnen they closed with games OF
1851 and 1905 Bud Argus presented the
best total for the winners. So.
The mixed doubles. scheduled al the Il
lii.o.s A.egs tomorrow niglt. Is attract
Ing a large entry similar event heIo
Two weeSs. ago proved popular arc II IL. Is
expected that tomorrow nights anaE VIII
lraW a record entry Eancicsps VIII oe
gwen The parlneaS and q CLASSY PIE l-ss
is assured. For information cali the l.
lnois A.4eys.
Harry Ledene. the l4-year-old wonder
from Chicago Wll oe the next star 10 ap-
pear N TINS CITY on the Bowling Pro-
prietors Association Parade OF Cham
psonS. LeCene viii open a two-oay en-
gagement with an appearance al the
Prllchett Alleys al 3 so D. m. Monday eno
Vil snow az the Uptown at s D. N. that
night. on Tuesday he Is caroec 20 snow
az The Antler AlleyS al $50 D. m. and al
the Parkway al $50 D. N.
Ledene started his ten pin career az
the age OF 10 as a member OF SauuelSon 5
KIDS team OF Chicago. He recently huns
I'd a 26S game snc eos series IN one OF
the Windy Citys leagues Last year Lar
ceue appeared in the A. B. c. tournament
and posted a Sil total.
This coming champ Will face several OF
the Younger outstanding stars OF the city
IN his visit here