The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-26
BY BERNARD HARMON

Playing the leading role of last
nights pin show was Manuel
Schonecker, who, through a TOO
series in the Optical League
matches at the Central, nabbed the
spotlight over rivals of ID loops in
action throughout the city.
Although many a 600 total has
been left in the wake of the spin
ming spheroid delivered by the youth
from out Northeast, last nights
series was his initial 700 of the sea-
son, and the only one posted in the
optical Leagues history. He was in
action with Shuron Optical Co. and
used games of 236, 247 and PIT for
his top count His teammates
failed to lend him the proper sup
port and dropped two Of their three
game series to White-E aines Opti-
cal Co.
No fancy scoring appeared in
other contests of the loop, which
were also decided through odd
game decisions. DR.. j. E. Kernels,
American Opticals and Optome-
trists were victorious over Contin-
entail Opticals, Universal Bifocals
and Fox Optical Co.
NUT at the st. Philip Alleys,
" Butch Xix tossed $50 series
that was good for city wide run
ner-up honors of the evening. He
had games of 1913, 225 and 236 while
rolling with Cooks Goldblumes of
the st. Philip No. 1 League. When
Johnny Kiesel and Lou Meyer joined
him with counts of $40 and 500 the
aggregation made a sweep of its
series over ROLES Printing Co.,
totaling 1891 with the aid of 1884
John Barrett was high scorer of
the losers with 500.
In other contests Chuck Markey
led First Premium Beer to a dou-
BILE win over Coca Cola with a 627,
Ed Sargent with 617, paced Falls
City Hi-Brus in its pair of victories
over S g. S Service Station and
Tony Mccain through a 26S finish
totaled 621 for Lieber Lager, which
nabbed an odd-game decision over
Michaelis -McC ahilI.
DURING his second game in the
~ Pritchett Recreation League
it appeared that Freddie Shaw was
on his way to another 700 series,
but when he slipped to 1853 in the
nightcap affair, he wound up at
655. He had opened with 213, and
a string of strikes in the middle
affair gave him a 279 and a golden
opportunity to fire his third 700 of
the season. The 655 led his Hilge-
meier Packers to shutout victory
over Indianapolis Glove Co.
Herman Bohne gave Silver Circle
Bars 642, but the team was I'M
opposed, and will have to wait to
determine whether they are off on
winning streak or another string
Of beatings. Bob Weimer tossed a
608 as his Universal Beverage nabbed
Two games from Fendrich Restaur-
ant, which had Paul Fields 615 as
its top series. In other matches
A e. j blanked BemiS Bags, Willsey
Cleaners took a pair from Thomas
Restaurant and Mccullough Print
ing Co. nabbed the odd game over
Dransfleld Monuments.
The Hoosier Athletic Club boys gave
the NAPLES a severe lacing in their
matches at the Pritchett Alleys last night,
seven soloists posting 600 totals during
the session
Freddie Schmtt, who has been tossing
COOS of all kinds in the last week or two
led the scoring with 651 blast. Bat the
top series failed to give his Indianapolis
Office Supply edge in its series with
Kernel Optical. The Kernel boys gave
Jack Hunts 612 more support and they
won, two to one. Bill Merely and Lean
der King cut loose with series of 63S and
63i, and their BoweS Seal Fasts set up
season record when they totaled 2942 in
their trio of games. The heavy hitting
Melted them triple win over the op-
posing Coca Colas.
Barrett Cosl Co. was also victorious over
the shutout route, H. A. C, Boosters be-
ing the victim. Wallie Piez paced the
winners with 6t5.. John Hancock Mutual
Life Insurance, featuring Owen Fancher's
6S2 won twice over Potter Coal e. Ma
terial, who had Larry Rudbeck's 64S as
its top count