The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-12

Though the current bowling sea-
son still is in its infancy. FASTENERS
Of the city last night gave the
NAPLES one Of the severest pun
ishings Of recent years as the few
early starters displayed their wares
on local drives.
Louis Koehler, South Side star.
who has been in the limehght for
years as a high average kegler,
turned in the first 700 total of his
bowling career. Koehler. who has
been within few pins Of the COW
eted mark on many occasions,
finally added the needed punch TO
put him over as he appeared in the
St. John Evangelical League during
its opening nights schedule at the
Fountain Square Alleys. Games Of
276. 2l3 and 22l gained the veteran
ITO total.
The indianapolis League, facing
the pins for the second time this
season, presented % individual
totals better than 600, a feat that
1t accomplished only once during
the whole of last season. When
the furry Of strikes came to an end,
the loop had amaSsed q floor av-
erage of 96420, which surpassed
anything the circuit accomplished
during the whole of the 1934-35 sea-
son, when a 956 average proved
high.
Murphy Goes Big
John Fchr, Don Johnson and
Johnnie Murphy again turned in 600
totals for the Cooks Goldblumes,
the latter tossing the loops best in
dividual effort, a 696. The latest
addition to Jess Pritchett's aggrega-
ton swept 279 pins into the pits in
his final effort, and combining it
with openers of 201 and ZIG wound
up his evenings engagement with
the leading total. Fehr had els
and Johnson a 633.
The triple 600 combination led
the COOkmen to a 3067 total, their
second of the season in the In
dianapOlis loop. a 1101 finish boost
ed them to the evenings best total
and aided them in making a clean
sweep Of their series over the L. S.
Ayres five The three-game win
left them the only undefeated team
IN the loop. Bill Brunot collected
his second 600 Of the season to lead
the Ayres scoring. He had Gil.
Hi-Brus Reverse Result
Falls City Hi-Brus followed its
three-game loss of last week. with a
triple victory in last nights contests.
Combining games Of 1913, 1927 and
1921 the Brus threatened the Cooks
high mark with a 3076. The victims
of the calcimine were the Acetylene
Products. Six hundred shooters in
the battle of the two teams were
plentiful, Carl Hardin leading the
sextet of honor totalers with a 678,
the runnerup of the session. The big
boy of Il hits en- fame had games
of 213. 253 and 212. Charley Cray
with 626, Joe Fulton with GLIB and
Red Mounts with 610 Joined Hardin
in making it large evening for the
Falls City team. Dan Hornbeck,
with GA, and Jack Hunt with 6O8,
were the leading shooters of the
losers.
Stube Club Passes 5000
Ten pins behind the Falls City
team was the Stube Club. which
totaled 3066 on games of 988, 987 and
1901 to make a clean sweep of its
series with the MarOtt Shoes. Bruce
johnson and Milt Wimberly gave
the STUDIES 667 and 633. while Lefty
BehrenS. with 653, and Paul Stemm,
with Gil, kept the Shoemen in the
midst of the fight. Johnson poened
with 279 game.
Tom DOc) Quill of the Sterling
Beers gave the gallery one of the
greatest exhibitions of never give
up" when he refused to say uncle"
after a miserable 147 start. The
South Side tooth puller followed
with games Of 248 and 279 to finish
the evening with the third best in
dividual effort of the session, a
674.
Clarence Mack gave the team a
636 and the combination of honor
totals gained the Sterlings a triple
win over the Coca Cola, which was
one of the two teams failing to show
a 600 shooter.
BOweS Win ShutOut
BOwes Seal Fast was also in a
shutout mood, taking three in
row from the Crystal Flash Gas.
FOnnie Snyder was the leading
scorer Of the series, giving the win
ners a 603 Larry Fox and Dan Alb
bott were just a few pins short of
the honor mark, the former getting
500 and Abbott sos. Curt Wray
neared the mark for the losers,
totaling 500.
A trio of big scores gave the Lie
Der Layers a two-tO-one victory over
the Observation-Disclosures. Phil
Bisesi with 664, Jerry O'Grady with
CAB, and Herman Bohne with 634,
were the honor shooters for the
winners. while Lorenz Wiesman
topped the scoring Of the losers with