The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
A little knock. a little boost.
 First it's you, then it's me, No harm done. it's all in fun.
(By Lotta Strikesanspares.)

(By LOtta Strikesanspares.) Gurgle. gurgle, gurgle-that sink ing sound is nothing more than the good ship Jenusaitis, fioundering about and finally hitting bottom like a depth bomb. Captain Jenusaitis stuck to his ship to the very last as evidenced by his 315 score, but Ed die Ice Satula with "A game and total of 237 was the evening flop Banker Ed kaZemekas scattered the naples hither and yon for 263; Bra dumas an even 300, while Billie Ar nauskas was overcome by the heat (hot under the collar) and couldn't do better than PTS.
 Captain Joe Stiklius aided and abctted by Alcksaitis with 294, Kankcl 255, Spark Plug GIosky BOP. and Druggist Kenausis with sos bOmbardcd Jcnusatis from all sides. Success was achieved by Captain Stiklius when he came through with strikes and spares in the last two boxes of every game for q total of 362. Needless to say Joe won $ games and first place in the team standing.
 But for crazy bowling Captain Charles Dubauskas team takes the cake. In the first game Skabeikis. Murph Kenausis. Jack Orintas Jonuk Lesunaitis and Captain Charles got 8 strikes and , spares between them. All they had to do was close their eyes. throw the ball and mark resulted. Their victims were none other than the badly abused Captain sheron and com pany.
 Somewhere it is said that if a per- l son smite you on the check turn thou the other cheek and let them smitc that one also. Oh yeah! said Captain ShcrOn. Dubauskas "smit- cti'' our checks the first game and
 beat us by 70 pins 563 to 493 and now lets smite them back. When reversed with Dubauskas on the short end by 58 pins, 546 to 48S.. The third game was lulu. Dubau- skas was 61 pins up in the 6th box with what looked like a sure victory but just to be real revcngefuI Butkus got n spare. Bill Lcsunaittis two spares. Stankcvicc another and CaP- tain SherOn got 4 spares in q row which knocked that 61 pin lead for cooked hat and won the game by 2 pins. Seems as though the only kind of strikes Dubauskas got the third game were the baseball kind. cOyly remarked Al Kasidas.
 Another hot number was fur nished by Captain Pete Grizkauskas and Brass Pipe Jokabaitis with Griz coming out in front by the prover- bial nose and taking games from Joky. Captain Griz went off on an other spree when he garnered IF marks for scores of 11O-147 and 129 for a total of 3S6. The way Pete controlled that inch agate was a sight for sore eyes. Lingis and John March hit over the 300 mark with sos and 301 respectively.
 The Demon Democrat Pinsters. captaincd by Jack ''knObby' KOpiczh, issue sweeping def to the married men of the l.. I. P. note.
 Captain Father Kazlauskas and his quintet consisting of Johny Stan- kus with 293, Blakeslee 27S. Francis 1 261 and No Justice Joe March with
 309 came through with marks when they were most needed and copped
 2 games from Captain Stokes.
 Rocknc Stokes four horsemen
 q should say bcefmen) Jacobs with 282, Sun ParIor Dan Stokes 299,
 Pop DuIskis 334 and Rocks 245, gave them one pin more than Father KaZlauSkaS' total pinfaII 1423 to 1922 but unfortunately it's the games that count. Sorry stokes.
 Captain John Vaitukaitis with a team total score of but 1404 copped three games from Yanavich whose quintet turned in their lowest score of the season 1917. Johns lead-oif man, Hank kenauss. and Vaitukai- ts himself were high scorers with 3O6 and 317 while sandwiched in between were two spare Grables who had an off night with 279 and 'I'm good" Bivainis who was not so good and hit but PIT.
 Captain Brass pipe JOkubaitis cnIIatcd Griz's performance by get = 1 ting ii marks for total of 331
 which score proved to bc a santa Claus as 1t won for JOky the attend nnce prize of $22.5O. sort of wedding gift so to speak. Doc Sclens seems to specialize in 90 scores and got
 more last week. Reminds you of that special sale 99c marked down from $1.OO. Shukaitis also rolled a | 99 game and a total of 2S2. Ed
 Yanavich 3O9 and Wally PitcavaSe
 3O5.
 Attorney Ed Bobbin smiled a nxNA