The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-04
BY BERNARD HARMON

w the discard, pin-spillers of
the city who display their scor-
ing prowess on Friday, launched
their 1886 campaigns last night.
Topping ali FASTENERS in action
was the veteran Dan Abbott, who
| finished strong in his Fountain
Square Recreation League series to
miss the 700 mark by two pins. His
698 set the pace for Bowes Seal
FastS 3141 series, the best team
total of the evening. Abbott tossed
games of 225, pa and 259 which,
with Ed StriebeckS $685. Fonnie
Snyder's $40 and Raymond Foxs
500 gave the Doves aggregation
counts of 1882, $50 and 1910 and
sweep of its series over Sterling
Beer.
Lee Carmin's SOL that set the
pace in the Cooks Goldblume's
three time victory over Lieber Lager,
was good for runnerup honOrs. Jess
Pritchett Sr. tossed 6S1 and John
Fehr 621, the heavy hitting trio
giving the BIumes a 1880 total
through games of 1921, 1112 and 9a7.
Herman BOhne's GA was the top
solo series of the Layers.
Acetylene Products handed Ma
rott Shoes double setback, George
Meeker with GIG and Bert Bruder
with COS, starring for the winners,
while Oscar Behrens with 6O7 and
Ed Stevenson with COG featured for
the losers. Carl Hardins 635 set
the pace for the Falls City Hi
Brus in their odd game decision over
Charles DENLY Cigars.
THE best exhibition of pin-top-
Il ping outside Of the Fountain
circuit came from the Big Four
League. where Walter CLASH Eng
lish, setting up a new season indi-
vidual series record, totaled $50.
He had games of 238, 202 and 212,
! leading the Beech Grove Locomo-
tives to two-game victory over
Department Accounting No. l.
Beech Grove Car Department picked
up two games on the leading Cen
eral Superintendent through
sweep of its series over Department
Accounting No. 2. The leaders
dropped pair to Beech Grove Elec-
tries. Beech Grove Wheel Shop
was unoppoSed in its series. The
loop rolls at the Central Alleys.
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Seeding in the Washington League. in
/ he
par, Earl Goodhue's 6ss being good for
individual honors and his Lieber Brew
ers' 296S the top team total of the gath
ering. John Blue and Dad Hanna helped
the Brewers when they tackled series of
sos and S9' to Goodhue's pacemaker. Civ
ing the team games of 9s1. 1921 and 96s,
and shutout victory over Hoosier Opti-
CAL Berton Stout's 500 was the best
the losers had to offer.
Paced by Russ Buley's 6S4, Coca Cola
tossed 2904 series that gave II a triple
win over Capitol Ice Co. The winners
opened strong with games of 1927 and 1907
but skidded to an $50 final ]. e. Kernel
Optical protected its league leadership
with three-game victory over Mccarthy
Furniture. Eddie Boerger and Bob
Wuensch were the top scorers of the win
ners, Boerger turning in 619 while
Wuensch missed the 900 mark by = single
pan in his trio of games.
The only other honor series of the ses-
sion came from Myron NewIin who in
leading his Penzoil aggregation to an odd
game decision over Max Patton Cafe
turned in SIG total. A 26s middle game
put him over and aided his team TO a 1881.
Hy-Rcd BANKED Board Of Trade. Grunow
took pair from Falls City Lager and
Illinois Five took the odd-game from H.
Z, Schmitt Insurance in other tits.
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The battle for top honors of the team
Standings in the Construction League
Jailed 10 change IN last nights matches
OF the loop al the Pritchett Alleys Brand.
Bros. Co. and Stewart-Carev Glass Co. co.
leaders. each winning their series through
shutouts. The former team BANKED
Johnson-Maas Lumber Co: while the Ste
warts took three games from Utility In
sulation and Sales Corp. II. Lieber Co
ana Railroad Mems Building and Savings
also won through shutouts. Mcclure &
shook and Spickelmeier Fuel being the
victims. Modern Home Insulators out
scored HAYES Bros. twice and VIM
= Jungclaus nabbed q pair over Harry c
Int Materials in other clashes. Aided by
s24e opener, Horn totaled ga 10 top the