The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-23

lacked two pins of that posted by
the Bowes, they won two of the tits.
Joe Fulton added a GOT to Hardin s
topper and the two-way combina-
ton gave the Brus games of 1890,
963 and $50 and a 3042 total. With
Larry Fox at est, Dan Abbott at $50
and Milt Wimberly at 621, the
Bowes turned in counts of 1915,
1884 and 934 for a 3044.
Johnson Totals $50
Cooks Goldblume also took two
time beating, despite the fact that
they outscored Marmon- Harrington
Both teams were in rare form, Ed
Schott with 626, Walt Hickman with
622, Chris Rasmussen with GLIB, Lo-
REM Wiesman with 608 and Nan
Schott with $40, giving the Marmons
games of 967, 1901 and 1911, 3039
total. Don johnson paced the
Cooks with games of 224, 257 and
209, good for a 500, and when John
ny Murphy totaled GA, Jess Pritch-
EFT Sr. 600, John Fehr 500 and Lee
Carmin $50 the team turned in
games of lilo, 987, 986, for 1888.
Manuel Schonecker's 672 gave
Klee's Set-Up enough edge to nab
two victories from Lieber Lager, who
had Ed Stevenson's 672 as their top
total. The winners opened at 101S
and wound up with a 1915. Three
members of the unopposed Crystal
Flash passed the 600 mark, Gene
Zwissler getting 633, Dick Nordholt
$40 and Frank Liebtag COS. The
team featured a 1925 centerpiece.
Acetylene Products, who were also
unopposed, featured 643 from
Frank Afford. In the remaining
Christmas Day series, L. S. Ayres
BANKED Sterling Beer.
Cooks Goldblume featured the
opening session when they tackled
up 1909 total through games of
l045, 1853 and 1905. Pritchett with
$50, Murphy with 668, johnson with
663, Fehr with 632 and Carmin with
SIT made the bullying series possible
With the brilliant performance they
easily won three games over
Sterling Beer, which failed TO land a
man in the 600 class.
Snyder Stars in Opener
Fonnie Snyder was the star soloist
of the curtain-raisers, a 686 gaining
him the spotlight. He had games
of 225, 1873 and 278, and when Dan
Abbott and Milt Wimberly helped
with totals of CSC and 643, the Bowes
Seal Fasts totaled 3134 from games
of 993, 1855 and 1896. They won
two games over Acetylene Products,
who had Jack Hunt with 657, Dan
Hornbeck with 648 and Bert Bru-
der with $40 as their star perform
ers. The losers featured a 1856 mid
die game that gave them one-pin
victory.
A quartet of 6OOs won Klee's Set
Up a pair of games over Marott's
Shoes. Bud Schoch's $50, Ted Ar
nolds 623, Charley Tyner's 615 and
Manuel Schonecker's 607 boosted the
Set Ups to games of 974, 994, 1897
and a 3065 total. For the losers, who
tackled up 1929 in their middle
game, Ed Stevenson featured with
612. Falls City Hi-Brus trounced
Crystal Flash Gasoline three times
when they totaled 3161 through
counts of 1924, 1852 and 985. Joe
Fulton's 665, Paul Striebeck's $50,
Carl Hardin's GAS and Charley
Cray's 633 made the big series posi-
BILE.
Bud Argus helped L. S. Ayres &
Co. to a shut-out victory over Lie
Der Layers with a $50. Phil Bisesi's
608 was the best solo performance
of the losers. John Blue and Dad
Hanna contributed series of 632 and
Glib, respectively, to the Lieber
Brewers, who were unopposed. In the
remaining contest of the regular