The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-08
BY BERNARD HARMON

DLhINfARD l1tAhN1OIN
CWINGING back into action after
~ a two-weeks layoff, pin loops OF
the city, which display their wares
on Tuesday night, produced some OF
the finest strike and spare exhibit
tions of the current season as they
paraded the decks during last nights
sessions. Although the soloists
failed to duplicate the trio of 700S
posted on Monday, three series OF
$50 or better emerged from the eve
ning's pastiming.
A newcomer in high scoring ranks
loomed at the head of the list when
jim Perry, a member Of the Linton
Radio team of the Parkway Recre-
alton League No. 2, crashed the
naples for games of 234, 243 anc
217 for 694 total 1t was the high
est series ever turned in by the
North Side youngster who is in hi;
second year of league competition
The bullying count easily outdis.
tanced all loop rivals and led his
Radio aggregation to shutout vic
tory over the opposing Leon Tailers
No other individual reached 600 in
the remaining matches in which
Nip N Sip and Prest- O-Lite Bat
terry BANKED IIink & Dink and Coca
Cola and Falls City Hi-Brus, North
western Milk and Aristocrat Bal
won twice over Heidenreich Flow
ers, Mccullough and Carsons.
TRAILING Perry by two pin.
i was Johnny Kiesel, youthful
East Side flash, who in his three
games in the st. Philip No. l loop
garnered a 692 that was good for
city-wide runnerup honors. 1t was
the seasons best for Kiesel and was
assembled through games of 244, 212
and 236.
Although Bob Marien gave
KieseEs Cooks Goldblume 629, the
team took a double walloping from
the opposing ROLES Printing Co.,
which carried off team honors of the
evening with 3047 on games of
1905, $50 and 1902. Four members
of the Printers passed the 500 mark
Ed Sargent getting 635, Paul Gas
tineau, 632, and Lee Foley and John
Barrett, 60Ss.
Walt Henderson gave Michaelis &
McCahill a 654 and Tony Mccain
tackled up 610 for Lieber Lager,
but Henderson's mates proved bet
ter scorers than McCann's and the
Michaelis boys copied all three
games. In the remaining team
clashes Coca Cola and Falls City
Hi Brus won dd-game decisions
over First Premium Beer and S & S
Service Station.
COMPLETING the trio Of heavy
~ hitters was Phil Besesi, who
with games of 221, 231 and 238, as
sembled 500 in the meeting Of the
Fountain Square Merchants circuit
at the Fountain Square Alleys. He
easily outscored all rivals, no other
member being able to reach 600 in
three efforts.
Jardina Bros. through BiseSi's ster-
ling performance, had no difficulty
in downing Elsner- Roberts three
times. Wagon Wheel Tavern and
Indiana Candy also nabbed shut
outs, Jacks Place and Schulz &
Son being the victims. Robbins
Market took two of their three
games from Commiskey Drugs.
=
Herb Lawrenz finished far ahead of all
competitors in the Commercial League
matches at the Illinois Alleys. SIS gain
ing him the top spot of the evening. A
$50 from Jones, Sellers COL and BENEFITS
600 completed the quartet OF honor counts
that emerged from the session.
Lawrenz'S series made possible through
games of 221, ell and 23s, boosted the
Merchants National Bank to triple
victory over Beveridge Paper Co. Sellers
also proved valuable to his indianapolis
News aggregation in its shutout over Sugar
Greek Creamery. Jones' Geo j. Mayors
won an odd game decision over Benefits
Gray, Gribben 4 Gray.
In other contests Central States
Envelope, P. r. Mallory and A. C. w. of
A. BANKED Schlosser Oak Grove Butter
Crescent Paper Co. and Frank Hatfield
Fords as Spencer House Cafe took TIVE
timer aver Indiana Film, Transit Co