The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-30

The waning season found a
sprinkling of nice 600 counts among
the few leagues still in action, as
they took their regular turns on the
city's alleys last night.
The South Side Business Mems
League, rolling at the Fountain
Square Alleys furnished most of the
fireworks, eleven individuals of the
loop passing the 900 mark. Ed
Stevenson placed high in the league
and took city-wide honors when, he
smacked out games of 266, 224 and
1911 for a 681 total. Phil BiSeSi of
same circuit took runnerup honorS
on a GIT.
No clean sweeps were registered as
the eight clubs We'd for team honorS,
every series being decided through 2
to l scores. DIX Service posted a
better total than the opposing
Heidenreich Florists, but lost two of
its three games. The winners had a
2945, featuring a 1919 game, while
the losers totaled 2959 with the aid
of a 1907, 600 scorers in this contest
were oscar Behrens, Paul Stemm
and Carl Mindach with $40, GIG and
613 for the Florists and Bisesi with
his GIT and George Kahl with COL
for the DIX.
StevenSon'S 681 went for naught,
as his Brenn Five failed to lend any
aid and dropped pair to the Polar
Ice & Fuel, which topped the team
scoring of the city on 1892. The
team had games of 1925, 1858 and
| 9O4. Bob Wuensch with $40, Bob
Wilmoth with 637 and Thad Ted
rowe with 625 made the top total
possible.
Koch Furniture with Runyon's
602 as its pace setter took two
games from the Een.is Bag, which
failed to land man in the 600
class. Walter Stahlhut at 575 was
the high individual of the team. No
honor series appeared in the
Voight Mortuary-Stahlhut Jeweler
conflict, won by the former, to l..
Schmaltz at 588 was best for the
Weights while Gene Rufhis SIT
paced the losers.
A pair of 600 totals, one from
John Bentley and one from Frank
Stumph was all the 12-team Evan
gelical League could produce during
its session at FTitchetts. Bentley
had 623 and Stumph 612. The
Dodgers and Reds were three-time
winners, their shutout victims being
the Cubs and Senators. Other con-
tests went to the Giants, Indians,
Browns and White Sox, who took
odd-game decisions over the Yanks,
Cardinals, Pirates and Athletics.
The only individual to reach 600
in the Service Club League at the
Parkway was Gil Mize, who totaled
610 in his three games. The j. c.
Perry team in its three-time victory
over the McIlvaine-Kothe Post,
posted a 1905 game that featured
the team shooting. Republic Coal
and Metropolitan Coal also scored
three-game victories, banking the
Bayuk Phillies and City Securities.
Double wins were taken by Ride the
Interurban, Hadley-Mahoney and
Kautz Stationery over w. j. Holli-
day, LevinSon Hats and Crown
Laundry.
The Fraternal League also showed but
one honor count during its pastiming at
the Illinois. GrenZ had 604 to top the
individuals. while Walt Hickman took
runnerup position on a 500. Creme-O-Gold
and Indiana Bell Telephone took Shutout
victories over the Schwegman Grocery
and Teeter Drugs, as the East End Cot
tage Cheese. Indianapolis Towel Supply
and Dickey Mouse Cafe won twice over
the Crown Laundry. Breakfast Shop and
Gun Club.
Joe Burelo nabbed the spotlight in the
George Hitz League at the Pritchett Alleys.
He had a SGT series that oEt5none all
other individual counts. His Sales De-
partment benefited by his nice total.
winning all three games from the Load
ing Dept. In the other team series Ship
ping Dept. took a pair from the Office.
In the Oil League at the Illinois Elder
was again head man. 500 gaining his
last nights honors. Linco No. Jared