The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

Still needing but one victory to clinch the Web Shop bowling leogue championship for 1881, the Rubber Room boys faltered and dropped three games to their jinxed rivals, the Machinists. Manager Pauline cohorts together into huddle and commence to clinch the title very soon.
 One of the biggest attractions in. yOlving two of the best factory teams Is slated for Wednesday night, at the Grand alleys at o'clock. As 1t is an inter-factory affair, great interest is being shown by followers or l. both teams. who will turn out to witness the great match game be. tween Doc" Dante's Gasmen and
 George LanglOis unbeatable Non- GaSmen.
 Both pilots were modest when in- terviewed for statement to the paper, but this is what these gabby boys predict for this coming We'd nesday nights battle. Manager Doc" Dente: eve are ready. We're going to beat 'cnl. Every one of our bOwlcFs are 10 pms or better than the NOn- -iasscrs.
 We lost our best man in "Midgic' Byron, when the Non- -Gassers dread. cd sure defeat, but even with our
 best man out of the lineup, we are confident of giving our rivals bad beating. With Menard and, Lang. loisc in the opposing teams lineup, we will not only cop high three but winning the high teams DinfaIl for the night" This is what our modest ''Nonpareil' George LangIois of the Gasscrs has to say about Wednes-
 days game. His statement: "The Non- -Gasscrs is easily an 100 per cent better quintet than the Gassers. but due to the fact that I am pcr- forming with them, our team will
 be only 50 per cent better. but that will be sufficient to send our rivals. the Gasfncn down into the cellar for
 three defeats.'
 The probable lineups presented by the managers of the Gasmen and the Non-Gassers for this Wednes- day nights big match game: GASSMEN: Gaynor Strout, Greg ory, Calo Dente.
 NON-GASSERS: Menard, March Langlois. Micale. Guzzardi. Judges: Herb Edwards and Ray Keefe.
 The Machine Room boys certainly seemed to have the Indian sign OD the Rubber Room outfit this sea. son. by winning 8 out of the 15 games.
 The Machinists have one of ths the circuit. with Happy GuzzardL "Gabby'' Gregory, "Rah. Rah" Eel lon and Specs Edwards in it's lines
 up. It was unfortunate that they suffered too many bad breaks | throughout the season, but even so, they are in tie for second place with the Spare Hands. That boy. Toby Smokey Calo. captain of the Stampers. lived up to
 his mOnicker last week. by burning
 up the alleys. with S27 for three
 games. and connecting for high
 single for the night with a mark
 of 1S4. which was nearly enough to
 beat the Shippers single handed in
 the second game.
 With only Joe Pearson and Ray l Menard being the only members to make an appearance in the lineup of the Carpenters last week, they
 managed to give the four members
 of the Spare Hands tough tussel especially the last game which they
 dropped by one pin.
 Two more weeks and our league
 will close the 1881 season of the Web | Shop bowling league. The boys are
 amxiOusly awaiting the day of the
 banquet which will be set for some time after Easter.
 Imports of linen piece goods into China last year were nearly double those of 1929.
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