The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-06

AAeS0AH MA4Anes 0OAhhC OA BAAC B4A4AGo were so close that the anChOemeHl and on several occasions it was not until the very last balI was rolled that the winner was known. nt might also be said that the point system of scoring sure is the s.nerts," for some of the teamns that were two down at the end of the second game went hayvvire i'm the third, cOpping enough pins to. not only win the game to eRse out with the total pinfall for the night. Whoever originated this idea should be presented with . leather medal.
 Jimmy Pray's gang had 3 per- feet evening, coming through with four points at the expense of Ray Lautenschlager's Nicer Do Wells" This puts Jimmy's aggregation one point in the lead over Bob" Nell sons steam rollers. with whom they were tied.
 Johnnie DiVito, that cool one who is the anchormam on Culyef's team, gave the boys something to shoot at when he tOtallcd 39S for the night. Boy, oh boy. how this lad did spill those pins He sure was Q heart breaker to Bill Klob- edanz against whose team he rolled. Bill had visions of winning the last game as his team was scv. eral pins to the good up the last two boxes. But, alas, my friends, man DiVitO who came through in n o<w,ln ~wafn, n couple of marks and good fllls-- Nicc work. Johnnie, and 1t didn't hurt the old average bit.
 The rest. of the gang on Culyer's team take the opportunity to thank the aforementioned John DiVfto as 1t was his fine bowling that brought them the dough which is awarded weekly to the team with high total. You should. boys.
 Ray Farrell is among the honor. able mentioned this. week. His to. tai of 354 for the night would have been good enough on most any other time to walk out with the glory in one of the games when he went to bat with only two boxes to roll with his team 13 pins i'm the sink. He turned in three marks in 8 row, bringing his team under wire seven pins to the gOod-thc camera is out of focus. Ray, or we'd run your picture. Speaking of pictures reminds us of the one that Tom Dodds pulled on Johnnie Adams. John after summing up his scores for the night remarked to Frank Byrnes that he was of the opinion that we should run his picture as he aver aged fairly near ninety. Tom, you probably know, is in the know in the quarters of prominent build ing in town, the entrance of which is distinguished at night by the burning of green light. When his picture he told him of cer- tain gallery in this building and he could fix 1t up to have him photo- graphed from the front and side. We don't blame you for reneging, John.
 We, had been waiting for the Heitman brothers to meet on the alleys as bowling opponents. Well, 1t happened Wednesday night when they opposed each other on different teams. Stcwic beat Hcinle two games but Hcinie took Stewie i'm total pinfall. They both went homo with something to crow about.
 Lost, strayed or stolen, one team captain answering to the name of Bill Grover. Last seen On the first day of the current hunting season entering the woods near Rocky River accompanied by four dogs, two guns and one gun bearer. Any one knowing the whereabouts of the afore-described young man would do we'll to get In touch with the other, four members of his team as they are in dark. deep wa ters and badly in need of navi- gator. Turn that gun the other way. Bill. 1t may be loaded.
 Ray O'Neil, that quiet one, ip- formed us that 1t was a Hunk" Anderson shift in the line.up of his team that caused them to win two games. Maybe you have the dope, Ray, we'd be delighted to go in n huddlc with you if you will let us in on the shift before next week.
 Sherm Knapp Is of the cucum- Der variety as far as being both cred by his opponents banning. The boys might just as we'll keep their lips buttoned for all the ef- feet 1t has on Sherm.
 Many years ago, as reward for good behavior, we were taken by our male parent on Sunday after noons to sec Q team, with the very political name of the Second Wards, play football. On this team was a light-haired. stocly young man to whom the ball was always given when Q few yards meant first down. He most generally made the necessary yartlagc. Much water has gone over the dam since those days and this yard gaincr of yesterday has hair that is now light in numbers, also there Is a substantial increase in the circum- ference of tho waist line. but Inc goes merily on getting his battle thrills out of golf and bowling. We arc referring to none other than the one and only Jack Roberts. one of the leagues best sports. On your feet, Jack. ,.
 Frank Mellon, the wild airedale tanner from out east, still manages to keep the old average up near the one hundred mark. There are rumors afioat that he Is thinking of waiyering his lead-off man. Watch out, Ray.
 Vince Hayes is showing quite an improvement in his bowling con- sidering that this is his first year at the sport. We think that Vince Is getting a little practice on the side. ,.f t ,"t
 Stewie Heitman claims that he Is going to have Gus Bergin attach a small snow blow to his Austin and have him drive it up and down the alleys when 1t is his turn to bowl. Stewie thinks that this idea is going to put his team right in the running. We would add to this idea with the suggestion that Gus