The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03

THE Indianapolis League again
Il furnished the feature scoring in
last nights ten pin circles, when "a
individuals passed the 900 mark and
pair of teams went over 5000 in
their trio of efforts.
Paul Stemm. in posting his sew
enth 600 count of the season fell
two pins short of making it his ini-
tial 700 but his 698 proved to be
the outstanding individual series of
the evening.
Jess Pritchett ST., taking runner
up honorS among the Wednesday
night FASTENERS, hung up his seas
on's best total, a 682. Stemm'S 698
came from games of 246, 1914 and
259, and when three other members
of his Marott Shoe team contribu-
ted honor counts and the fifth a
SCI, that team hung up the best
total of the evening, a 3l72, and
along with it outScored the opposing
Lieber Layers in all three games.
Pritchett in Big Series
The Marott aggregation had
games of 1915, 981 and 1116 to
smother the opposition, who, after
running up string of eight straight
wins as the season opened, have lost
their last seven starts. Harry Wheel
err, with 665: Ed Stevenson, with 6i2,
and Carl Mindach, with 606, we're
the other 600 shooters of the Shoe
men, while Larry Cobler had sol.
Pritchett's 682. from games Of 255.
225 and 2O2, coupled with a Glib from
John Fehr, gave the Cooks Gold
blumes a triple win over the Klee S
Set-Up and rocketed them to a
firmer grip on first place in the loop
standings. They now lead with a
record of IA victories and one defeat.
The series marked the first time
this season that the Cookmen had
fallen below 5000, and the fifth time
that Fehr had posted a 500 series,
during the five weeks of play in the
indianapolis circuit.
SchOtt Brothers Connect
Lieber Layers in winning three
games from Crystal Flash used
games of 1913, 1888 and 964 to total
1850. A trio of members in the 900
class with the remaining pair in the
590'S enabled them to amasS their
huge total. Neil King collected a
$50, Dad Hanna. els, and Leo
Ahearn, 603 John Blue, SGT, and
Earl Goodhue. sos. For the losing
Flashes, Frank Liebtag turned in a
sos.
A brother act spelled defeat for
the Sterling Beers as they faced the
Marmon- Herringtons, for Nan and
Eddie Schott were clicking with
series of Gil and 610, and when
Walt Hickman chimed in with a
610, the HerringtonS breezed through
for three easy wins. With Larry
Fox and Fonnie Snyder at GIT and
Ed Striebeck at 500, the Doves Seal
Fast emerged with three victories
over the Coco Cola team, which had
Tom Selmier, with a Glib, as its top
scorer.
Acetylenes Take Two
Acetylene Products nabbed a pair
from L. S. Ayres & Co. Bert Bruder
with 62l. and Jack Hunt with 500
featuring for the winners. as Don
McNew with SAG topped the losers.
Falls City Hi-Bru and Stube Club
each had a pair of 900 totals, but
the former team connected in the
pinches to grab an odd-game deci-
sion. Carl Hardin and Charlie
Cray hung up the best totals for
Brus, Harding having 667 and Cray
602. Bruce JohnSon's 654 and Paul
Striebeck's 626 we're outstanding for
the STUDIES. The winners had games
of 1899 and 1910 in their series
while the losers went big in the
opener with 1921.
Last nights results throws the
fight for runnerup position into a
three way tie, Falls City, MarottS
and Klees Set-Ups each having nine
wins and six defeats.
Bill Sargent. who was "shelved" during
the latter part of the l934-35 season be-
cause OF illness. has made a real come
back in his two appearances in the
knights OK Columbus League He followed
up his $50 opening nights series with a
so last night. Sargent had games Of
series his Blackwell Funeral Home dropped
a pair Of games TO the opposing Scott
Trucking. who had Tony McCanns 622 as
its feature series.
Frank Ralko slammed out honor count
No. ?. a Sal in the Casey circuit. but he
TOO saw his efforts wasted as the Pitt
maurice Coal took a three-time beating
from the J. z. Kernel Opticals. Karl
Kernel furnished the most wood for the
winners. getting e07 in his three trys
Nickers SIS led the Hoosier opucals TO
a tWo-time decision over the j. G. Glatt'S
Drugs and the Penn Coal. with Louie
Dugan in the spotlieht with sos nabbed
a pair from Jones & Maley. Inc,
The Uptown Recreation had 4 quintet OF
honor counts dotting the Scorebooks dur
ing last nights session. Joe Danna. with
a $50. set the pace. Bill Bowen followed
a 246 windup netting him el3. Z. TAYLOR
had a Gil. Joe Res sos and Newlin sos
Hoosier Pete took a frner grip on first
place. by taking q two-out -of-three de-
cision over the Beck Coal & Coke CITY
Market made a clean sweep over the op-
posing L. Strauss team, Coca Colas shut
out Bader Coffee and Harper's Garage
nabbed a pair from Indiana Wheel g. Rim
in the remaining team series.
Frank Johns Sr evidently had a hard
time living down that leading series his