The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-20
BENEDICT BOWLING
 NOTES

to no one but the Water Department
 team. J. B. Smiths being the victor
 in the three games played then. The
 games were closely contested and
 not decided until the last block. The
 North End Y was packed to the
 rafters with enthusiastic fans who
 were roofing for their teams to come
 through. Horns, and every known
 instrument to produce a noise were
 in constant use. Pauly Moynihan
 the young gentleman with the flow
 ing locks of auburn hair, was lead-
 ing the cheering for the damp team
 with Loretta Brickel. assisting him.
 While Margaret Moriarty was inject
 ing the old fight in the Smithers.
 Dixie Muihern was the star of the
 evening hitting the pins for an aver
 age of 3S1. which is good score in
 any league, and John Scully was
 close behind him. Ed Harvey was
 presented with a gold plated deer
 horn by the league officials for re- cognition for the very valuable ser-
 vices which he has given the league
 this season. Henry Minnicucci was
 the acting gasman for the evening
 when Henry started to bowl the
 noise began and he had hard job
 keeping the balls on the alley. John-
 Ay ANOAuAI a1lLCl WSCh ldyOll
 came back and aided materially in
 his teams victory. Cookie Shea and Jack Delaney both sported sore throats the following day due to the blaring they gave Minnicucci and Harvey. Thomas Lawlor the new member of the water department is hitting the pins in great style, Tom is soon going to make a speech about making a one pin spare. There was so much perfume in the air that Tato~Ryan was thrown off his game. All the girls were roofing for that Adonis, Frank Sheehy and he re- warded them by bowling 9 99 score.
 Jack Mikit with his boys from the Waterbury Mattress company must have lived mp to their motto: "Invest in Rest" for they invested enough games from Chatfield & Chatficld. Jack has his boys all tuned up to jump into first place before the month is over. Mir Walker the pOpu- lar proprietor of the Mattress com pany promised each one of his boys 8 new and better mattress so they can sleep better nights (and work better days) if they win first place. Mir Walker Is very popular with his boys and is backing them to win.
 Joe DeLauritis and his Cement Mixers from Chatfield & Chatfield's | again fell by the wayside dropping all three games to Jack 6 Co. Joe Is doing everything possible to bring them out of the slump they are in. l Joe sherman's speech in presenting Colonel Harvey with his medal was | a masterpiece and we think that Joe has been reading up on Shakespeare and Confucius. Study up Joe some day, you may be a toastmaster or | some other sort of pest. Cy Sar- dinski Shorty Nardozzi and Joe | Long are all fine bowlers providing they can get a little more practice.
 The battle between Tracy's BuiId- CTS and the Pill Mixers from the l Ap0thecaries Hall was an old fashioned humdinger all the way | through. Ernie Tracy's bunch was . little too much for the boys from | the end or Is 1t the beginning of | the street. Ernie Johnson was back l from two wel1s in Havana and Flor | ida, he brought back a sunburn and l Captain Tracy we're the big noise in | the victory. Hobbie rolling his usual | game trying to keep them out of the l guttcrs and Fish Flamagetti was very much in evidence by the fine game he rolled. Fish is serious | thinking of entering the tournament at Washington (a checker tOurna- ment). Shellac BOzyski tried hard to bring his team in the victory column he even went so far as to bring up the girls from the Hall to cheer for them and we must give them credit. The girls know how to encourage any team. The girls are . great bunch and we hope to sec them some more. Shorty Wayne | after coming in all the way from Oakvillc was tired out and did more to help the opposition than his own team. :. Johnny Curtis Is already making plans for> the banquet. We don't F know what made Louis Rettina bowl 90 well. but we did see him paying quite a bit of attention to girl in red. And Doc Friana, the man with the spotless shirt, Is a regular shiek as far as the women are con- cerned. Better pay more attention to bowling. Doc,
 Edward Harvey. the popular J. E. Smith captain, hAs consented to N l11akc Q speech on the secret of hls HI succcae n the near future. U