The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-25
Ellxs' Bowling
 News

News
 The high single for the week Iwas not taken until the last game on the last night of the week displayed some of his old time form and brought in a IA score.
 Jim Courtney and his chopping butchers finally go warmed up and made clean sweep of their three games against the Loughran capped by the absence of two of his men.
 There was plenty of excitement bn the alleys last Monday evening during the Reiily-Harpin match. According to reliable reports, at1to- mobile tires changed hands quite frequently. Bill Faeth had the pleasure of holding one for the longest period Of time. but the boys felt sorry for him having to carry it home and saved him the trouble by bowling an extra match after regular league game.
 Leaman Harvey had a little tough luck knocking over some marks last week but he was pin- ming them out in championship style. In the flnal game he col- lected sS without the aid of any marks.
 We would like to know whether or not. Charlie Charpentier could talk above whisper last week when he got home. It appeared as though his vocal chords had been slight strained.
 ] Carl Gemino finished up one game with Q double strike and and with the help of Bill Cava- naugh's 128 score saved the North Finders from receiving . complete whitewashing.
 Things do not look too bright 50 lar this season for the Champs of last year. To-day we ind them rest ing on the opposite end of the ladder, to which they finished last season. But according to Warren Cooke, don't let that fool you, the season is young yet. Z.
 Jack Bennett and his gang suf- 1ered their first heavy loss of the season and with 1t their hold on first place fin the standing when they were taken over for. three games by Joe Finley and company. Frank Keefe featured the upset with his 132 score.
 The Monaghan-Mascolo contest .was one of the closest and hardest fought games of the year. two games being settled by three pins. The Topnotchers won the first game in championship fashion, making five marks in the final two boxes, with Nick DeNicola and Doc Cottiero collecting two apiece. Captain Monaghan saved his team in the final game with his 122 score. sa
 After . poor start, Lord's team came through to win the last two games and. bettled . score against the WaterviIle Aggregation, who busted them from prize money two years ago. It was Q lucky break for Jim Lord though, that they didn't need . substitute and secure the services of Den Buckley.
 Pat Gribbon hit 131 in his final game but that wasn't enough as Bill Cahill's men were all showing good form, all going over the 100 ningham led the way in this con- test with his 120 score. Otto Herr mann displayed his best form of the season, hitting over the 100 mark in every game. Looks as though this team was going to start going places. M The representatives from the vile lage made famous by Abe Debunks CT, have finally acquired their one big ambition in the bowling league, for tonight we find them resting on top of the pile. The boys work ed hard and sure earned it. Dan Sullivan hit 04 without any marks and Joe Jarlett's 144 score will prove tt.
 After the Mcverry- Dvileslkis match passed the first game there was plenty of good bowling and collected PISA pins in the last two games, with the Fighting Irish" winning the odd game. The power team had to hit SIT to win their one game. N "
 ID. Y. Buckley explained the Me- Partland team this week owing to the absence of Patsy, and he prov ed to be q real captain. His good bowling accounted for two games which lifted the team from tho depths of the cellar. Last Weeks Results (Nov. fe-20)
 Reilly 2, Harpin i.