The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-19

My. oh my, how that fur did fly. For excitement of the highest order and an exhibition of pinning out, the battle for first place between Dulskis and Kazlauskas took the cake. Although Capt Fritz Dulskis took two out of three 1t was not until the last box of the third game that Fritz smashed out the margin of victory with @ strike ana a spare to boot.
 A mild surprise was handed to Kazlauskas in the form of 2SO score by Ed Happy Lasky. lead on man. You have to know Ed and his game to appreciate Q 280 score from him, another surprise pack age was Charlie Dubauskas with 3O6. while Al Kasidas and Capt Zalauskas rolled their usual games of 3I2 and SIS respectively. Capt Fritz Dulslkis was high scorer TOT his team with 3S6.
 Billie Ice Arnauskas with S53 led the way to a three-game win over Sheriff Jenusaitis who turned in his poorest game of the season. with the exception of the lead on men Doctor Staneslow and Cibuls- kis who tied with scores of 206: every man on Arnauskas' quintet whitewashed his opponent with Capt Jenusaitis taking double coat of whitewash from Capt AT. nauskas to tho merry tune Of S4S to 2SO. I'm sorry. sheriff, as LOOK into the "knowitall crystaP can see you with pick and shovel dig- ging desperately by the more you dig the deeper you seem to go, wonder if this neams your are headed for the cellar position.
 Sexton Vaitukaitis with & total score of 1439 to Yanavicns l4oV managed to squirm out In front score for a first division team: and look. Wally Pitcavage found holes bir enough to slide o cake of Ice through and rolled a disappointing ID score the first game, wats malta Wally, even Judge Bronsky did better that that, yes. and Matty BAlanda the poorest bowler In the league tied you with q 79 also.
 The observer would like to know why Capt Ed Yanavich never takes his hat off? incidentally Ed. Mike Stokes and the cigar merchant Charley Lasky rolled 309-308 re- spectively, not forgetting the 267 that our globe trotter. Alexaitis bowled. How many of you boys know that Alexaitis was one of the principal speakers at St Joseph's hall last Sunday night, ask him about 1t.
 Capt Ed Bobbin and his boys tangled with Jonuk Lesunaitis' Plumbers and, after 0 hard battle, emerged the winners in out of contests. Capt Bobbin made good boast that if he didn't defeat Ba- landa he would quit bowling and rolled 2B2 against Matty's 243. An- other interesting conflict that that between Hop Sheron and Butch Danisavage with Hop hopping on top with 342 to 324 score. We could say a word about that meat pur- yeyero. John Stokes. but you know what happened to announcer Ted HusinE for using that word "pu- trid" during the Harvard football game.
 Brony Bivainis decided that the cellar position was a little too cool for the winter months and with the aid. of Al Vaitukaitis 304 and his own 8Ol score. defeated Pat Yer picks and hopped out of the foun- dalton position. Whitey Zubras was the only Verbicks man to hit over 800. No Justice Joe March received no justice from the breaks he got with the resultant no justice score of 263. Johnny stankus got real hot the Ist game and burned up the alleys for a l0s score but breeze cooled him off and s7-9l was the best John could do after that.