The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-12

Where They Meet Tonight
 Alleys 1-2: Vaitukaitis vs Yana-
 Alleys s-4: Kazlanslkas ..vs Dull
 Alleys 5-s: Bobbin vs Lesunaitis.
 Alleys 7-8: Verbickas ws Bivainis
 Alleys 9-10: Jenusaitis vs Ar nauskas. r-y.-' ts5 '.-'te-
 It's too good, to be true but a fact nevertheless, Eddie Corset Satula ST of Kazlauskas team bowls against Eddie iSatuln JrS Of Vaitukaitis team. To prevent jun ior'n bowling Satula senior hid his sons shoes but notsto be outdone Eddie Junior located a pair Of boots and hotfooted 1t down to the alleys, his score of 3S4 to his dad's 300 proves that you can't keep good man down. This one of those "take you tongue out Of your shoe and say something" stories, en what. -.s. . es.y,
 Incidently, Corset Satula with his 800, Happy Lasky who caught more fish (suclxers) In Maine tnan he hit pins on the alleys naa tne team's lowest score with Eos, Al Kasidas with his "as usual over a0O scOre, or 32B, Charlie Dubaus- Ikas 3f4 and Captain Kaxlauskas with a4O hit a total of 1885 which was more than enough to win from Vaitukaitis and Oust the sex ton from first place. ib
 Another surprise upset was the way Sheriff Jenusaitis and his de- puties rode roughshod over the Verbickas clan for a game win, Wonder Bread Joe Yanavich's 3b6 will he protest as his opponent claims Joe slides not less than backyard" 3 feet and 3 inches over the foul line thereby taking an unfair advantage. Doctor stan eslow hit 99 the first game, holding an Indian club in your left nand for balance worked to perfection' didn't 1t, Doc?
 Martin Jacobs, leadoff man on Biyainis team was given Iarc- well party after bowling. Jacobs Is taking his annual vacation to Eu.. rome on the DO-x and was ten- dered d gift of 8 balls nnd 10 pins with which to practice while en route. Bon voyage Martin, shake hands with the Prince of Wales for us but be careful of the horses he gives you to ride on.
 My. oh my, can it be possible. After rolling the highest score Of his, bowling career last week and receiving favorable press reports Druggist Bill Kenausis pulls Brodie and topples over the insig- nificant sum of 78 pins with a spare in the first game for a total of 261, while the other extreme was the veteran John Rtuch Dan isavage who staged a comeback and almost defeated Arnauskas single handed with score of S6S. had Capt Jonuk Lesunaitis rolled his usual game his team would have 2 games on the winning side of the ledger instead of one.
 That gay BaIladero, Capt Ice Arnausl<as assisted by Doc Sclens. .Joe Klisk and Joe Grables rolled sO4-S25-2D2 and SO5. respectively for a team total of i455 which gave them 6 2 game win and 4th nlace in the team standing. A prctty girl spectator stopped to watch the above team in action. and would you believe 1t, Joe KIish's score sheet immediately bee came blacIxened with spares and strikes, what is this thing called inspiration? Another mystery Is what made Doc SeleEs look 50 tired and worn out. Looks like an- other case for Licut Baianda and sI,eriff .Ienue0ifis
 At the expense of Capt Ed Bob bins fast clipping quintet Fritz pulslxis climbed into the drivers seat and now heads the league. his brother Anthony with Hop Hher0n of the opposition as pacemaker smashed his way to new high three score of ,3S4. No more chance of stopping this Duisltis aust than there is of knocking over n elephant with c pea shooter.
 Aud what ds you know; Iicslt lialanfla popped over 114 pins uAhich putn to aiaasne AA Judxo