Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1938 — Page 27

24 Indianapolis League

Keglers Capture Places ‘On Bowling Honor List

Fonnie Snyder’s 691 Tops Individuals as Barbasol Quintet Leads Teams With 3214: Keiser Continues High-Scoring Pace.

"Just about the time the bowling honor roll contracts a dangerous case of anemia along comes the Indianapolis League to doctor it up. For the firstMtwo days of this week the honor count list all but collapsed and would have looked like a deflated balloon last night had not the Indian-

apolis circuit keglers pumped it full, [ey completely dominated the night's play. Twenty-four of them gisde he fionor roll, they captured wne first six places and 20 of the first 22, five of their squads hit quintet totals of over -3000 and 12 teams rolled 2700 or better. The two keglers to sneak in the Indianapolis League’s first 13 honor game rollers were Jeff Atherton of Mutual Milk and Carl Kiefer of the Interclub circuit—both with a 664. The other pair among the 20 Pritchett Alley loop lumber-getters were Paulsen of Central No. 2 with a 639 and Ed Keiser of Interclub with a 636. Keiser last week shot the season’s first perfect game and is continuing the hot pace initiated by that feat. He usually averages around 195. ? The Indianapolis team to take high quintet honors was the Barbasols’ with a powerful 3214. Each member of the squad, except Lee

s > Carmin, hit well over the 600 mark

_ JORNSON ccscosssccss 200

and Lee missed by only eight pins. Fonnie Snyder’s 691 paced the group, Don Johnson—with a beautiful 278 final game—smacked out a 671, John Fehr posted a 635 as he finished strongly with a 266, and Phil Bisesi rolled consistently for a 625. Their score: BARBASOLS 228

Snyder ccceccesscoces 201 267— 691

278— 671 200— 502

Carmin .ccoccssccec. 202 211— 625

Bisesi ..ccoct00c00000 200 FeRE cvssvossonsosrss 191 266— 635 “994 1222 3214 Take a look at that final game of 1222! Their opponents, the Russet Cafeteria, hit well throughout the squad as they scored a 2908. The Falls City Beers rolled an even 3100 with games of 1068, 1088 and 944. Four members of the squad hit 600 or better as they downed L. S. Ayres, two to one. Herff-Jones shaded the Bowes Seal Fast by three pins to take their match, two to one. Bowes took the first game 1076 to 1037, Herff-Jones annexed the middle one, 1058 to 1005 and then won the match, 996 to 993. A 244 by John Murphy in his final game as the last man to roll clinched the victory. The total difference was only 11 pins. The Ajax Beers finished ahead of the Conkle Funeral Home as they rolled a good 2961. Coca Cola shut out the Chasers, La Fendrich took the odd game from Marotts and while the Barbasols were blazing out their 3214 total the Russet Cafeteria grabbed one game from them. The Russets intial 1037 roll was too good as the Barbasols could only garner a 994. The honor count list: Fonnie Snyder, Indianapolis eeocoesse 691 Moere, Indianapolis . 675 Leo Ahern, Indianapolis . 672 Don Johnson, Indianapolis ... 671 John Murphy, Indianapolis .ceecese.s 667 Carl Mindach, Indianapolis .... Jeff Atherton, Mutual Milk <ceeeees. Carl Kiefer, Interclub Ed Striebeck, Indianpaolis .. Manual Schonecker, Indianapolis ..... English, Indianapetis . Carl Hardin, Indianapolis ..cceece. Evan Stuart, Indianapolis Paulsen, Central No. 2 . Ed Keiser, Interclub Frank Argus, Iadianasolis secsssnnsse John Fehr, Indianapolis ,. . Pete Ernst, Indianapolis

. Fred Schliemer. Indianapolis .

Phil Bisesi, Indianapolis ... Joe Fulton, Indianapolis . Gib Smith, Indianapolis .. Al Schoch, Post Office Adams, St. Johns Evangelical Stegemeier, Interclub Paul Kernel, K. of C. Dan Glubka, Indianapolis . Lambkin, Interclub Bill Brunet, Indianapolis .. Jerry O’Grady, Indianapolis . Ray Roberson, Indianapolis .. Myers, Indianapolis . Bill Tarrant, Indianapolis ccccccsccee Ted Wright, Mutual Milk Rachman, Post Office Jacob Freije, K. of C. ...c.s Kirby, Interclub The Roberson Coal Co. “League ladies were also getting plenty of lumber. Helen Kritsch paced them with a heavy 546. Baxter shot a 535, Goldie Rufli rolled a 529, and Wiesman hit a 528. Cenfyal Alleys PAULSEN of the Berghoff Beer squad hit a 639 to lead the Central

No. 2 League and pace his quintet to a straight game triumph. Wayne

esessceccves

ceiving and Engineering. Purchasing and Inspection took two.

Other Alleys

In the Mountain Valley Water League at the Hotel Antlers lanes, Firestone Service and Apex Grill swept their games while Bond Bakers captured a pair. The Mutual Milk League, rolling at Fountain Square had three-time winners in Wholesome, Fresh and Health. JEFF ATHERTON paced the league with a 664 and TED WRIGHT scored a 603. Adams of the Superior Oil Squad in the St. Johns Evangelical circuit, also at Fountain Square, led the league with a 614. Hohlt & Son took three as Riemans, Hermann Funeral and Fishers finished ahead twice. The Wildcats stopped the Demons, two to one, in the Vonnegut Girls loop at the Pennsylvania Alleys.

I. U. Runners Seek 16th Straight Win

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Oct. 27.— Indiana University’s cross-country team, with a record of 15 consecutive dual meet victories, will meet Michigan State Saturday at East Lansing, Mich. in its toughest assignment of the season to date. The hustling Hoosiers, led by Mel Trutt, senior, have defeated both Butler and Purdue in meets already run this year, both cver three and one-half mile courses. Indiana’s remaining schedule is: Oct. 29—Michigan State at East Lansing. Nov. 4—Ohio State at Bloom-

12—State Intercollegiate meet at Butler, Indianapolis. Nov. 19—Big Ten meet at Purdue, Lafayette. Nov. 21—National Collegiate A. A. meet at East Lansing.

Kansas City Blues Get 2 Bee Hurlers

BOSTON, Oct. 27(U. P.).—The Boston Bees today assigned the contracts of Pitchers John Babish and Thomas Reis outright to the Kansas City Blues of the American Association. The players go to Kansas City in part payment for Eddie Miller, shortstop purchased from Kansas City last July.

Test for All Horses

A saliva test was given to every winner at Thorncliff Park in Canada this season. Previously the test was given to two winners a day, picked at random.

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also captured three. Two-to-one vic-

tories were annexed by Majestic i

Heating, Oak Grove, Dairies and Stengers Oasis,

Illinois Alleys

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McGinnity Motors and Schwitzer- | Cummins won without the loss of a | ji

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Cream, Schwitzer-Cummins No. 2, Wessners Market, Schwitzer-Cum-mins No. 4 and Acme Furniture.

Indiana Alleys

Supervisor and Deadletters wou i

all games in the Postoffice League.

Parcel Post, Postal Savings, Substi-

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three-game winners in Personel, Re-

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36 Gophers to Make Northwestern Trip

Cardinal : Pros Stay in Slump

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 27 (U. P.). —The Minnesota regulars took part in a light defensive drill today, avoiding contact plays. Coach Bernie Bierman announced that 36 men will make the trip to Northwestern Saturday for the Gophers’ first game away from home.

EVANSTON, Ill, Oct. 27 (U. PR). —A defense against Minnesota's aerial attack occupied the Northwestern Wildcats today as Coach Lynn Waldorf warned his squad against Van Every’s passes. Waldorf sa!d his team was in “fine shape” to meet the Gophers Saturday.

ERIE, Pa. Oct. 37 (U. P.).—The Chicago Cardinals, hard luck club of the National Football League, were buried deeper in the Western | Division cellar today after a 7-0 defeat by the Philadelphia Eagles. A fumble by Chicago Halfback Sloan on the nine-yard line just as ‘the first period ended set up the Philadelphia touchdown. Two line plays carried the ball to the six and the Eagles resorted to passing. The first was incomplete, then Dave Smukler threw one to Joe Carter in the end zone for the touchdown.

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