The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-27
(By Lotta srikesanspares)

(By LOtte StrikesanspaFes)
 The honor for the most original
 stunt of the evening goes to no
 justice Joe March of Pat Verbick's 6 lowly cellar team, Dulskis had de- feated verbicks the first two games and looked a sure winner for the third game also. But ah -enter Joe Psychology" March.
 Joe. instructed his teammates to
 root and yell for their opponents
 and so effective was their strategy that not one Dulskis man rolled a
 100 score, thereby making the final
 score Dulskis 2, Verbicks i. Our
 brown derby is off to you Joe. Now laugh this one off. Ferret Shukaitis was at one time both .
 hero and Q bust. He got . strike in the second game and figuring that the game was over and in his teams favor threw the next three balls into the gutter and losing the game by one pin. His captain. Jonuk Iesunaitis, after Q ten min- ute rest to recuperate from the shock, appealed to the chairman of the league and insisted that Shukaitis be expelled from the league. As Ted Husing would say, that was Q putrid play on the Fer ret's part which gave Kazlauskas Q 2 game win.
 Ed Yanavich strengthened his team with the addition to Charles Barber Stankevice who clipped the pins hither and yon so consistent ly that his team won out of from Sheriff Jenusaitis and his Manchurian brigands who were figuring compound interest with their official scorekeeper wonder bread Yanavich instead of concen- trating on bowling. These boys must have money in the bank (sand).
 John Butch Danisavage wal seen in Q huddle with officials of
 the 0. l.. a P Co regarding a new. ly organized corporation composed of Isaac Walton enthusiasts. Re- suit was that extra juice was put in the pins for Butch who hit 324 and caused the observer to remark that Xmas and Santa Claus came
 more than once . year for some people.
 Engineer Joe Stiklius minus the
 services of his star Captain Ed Bobbin" could not get enough steam into his four horsemen and a one game win from Sexton Vattu.
 kaitis was the best that they could
 do.
 nANIlN I<<> Ar.a avrAA Nzyn n
 the recipient of. lucky break when
 his team came out front with I two game win from Bivainis. The total scores were 1415.1414. Had Arnauslkas lost Doctor Selens would have received the Bronx cheer fol | he sure found the holes for Q dis.
 heartening tO4, 7S, 80, total 262 score.
 THE COMMITTEE HAS A SUR. PRISE TO ANNOUNCE TO ALI BOWLING LEAGUE ON NEXT MEMBERS OF THE l.. I. F THURSDAY NIGHT. A TIP-GEI DOWN TO ST JOsEPH'S ALLEYS AND GET LOTS OF PRACTICE
 AS IT WILL BE TO YOUR AD- VANTAGE WHEN YOU HEAR
 THE GOOD NEWS.
 Surprises last week: Ed Lasky
 rolling fO7. Al Kasidas hitting less
 than 800, Doctor Stanesl0w with nc
 practice rolled 5f pins above his
 average. How many of you know
 that Doc is an accomplished paint
 CT, I mean artist, not the kind oi painting that two soup Lesunaitis
 does. Alexaitis, the globe trottcr
 and Doc rolled identical scores oi
 271. Judge Bronsky and Lieut. Mat
 Balanda are fighting it out for low
 average. Wonder why nobod!
 wants the booby prize? Banker Ed
 Kabemckas has promised us ven
 ison dinner upon his return from
 a two weeks hunting trip in Maine Ats all.