The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-02

Just two short weeks and our bowling season hits home plate Tor what has been the most successful season the l.. I. F. gang have ever had. Our every want was antlcl- pated by Alley Manager Jack Kal- ris and never was there cause for complaint, the alleys are always in tip top condition, pin boy service was perfect "plus" and Father Val antiejus' moral support was appre- ciated by all.
 Now for the mud singing, by vir- ture of a two game win over Hop Sheron Sheriff Jcnutaitis took sole possession of 1st place. Jenusaitis took Sheron and company for a ride and his verbal hot shots just about ruined any chance that SherOn had of taking more than a single game. Arnauskas and JenuSaftis hit S24 and 314 while Stankevice was She- rons best man with 336 and Hop himself was next with 29S or plenty pins below the average.
 Captain Brass Pipe Jokabaitis surprised us by actually wrapping a length of brass pipe around En- gineer Stiklius four-man team for another two-game win and lost the third by a mere three pins, Jokys' boys are sure hellraisers when they hit their stride. Captain Joky hit a SIS, Doctor Selens, 305 and Wally Pitcavage smashed out a 363 score. Glosky was Stiklius big shot with $50 while Captain Joe bowled be- low par, or 290.
 As expected, Sexton Vaitukaitis led the onslaught upon Father Kaz- l lausISas and brought home the ba- con to the tune of three game win. The sexton is now in third place and but three games behind the leaders although he may meet a stumbling block tonight; a 37O score gave Vaitukaitts high three for the even- ing with Hank Kenausis and two spare Cradles close behind with 323 and 3O7 scores. Captain Father KaZ- Iauskas was his teams only 300 scorer (S15).
 Butcher John Stokes upset the writer's dope and instead of losing two games as expected, won two out of three from Dubauskas' best team on paper, and what a horse laugh Captain John gave me when the totals showed his team on top once again. Vic Galgot was Stokes best bet with 331 while for Du- | bauskas, Bonaventuras Augustus Murph Kenausis and Jonuk Lesun- aitis hit the high water mark with | 315 and 306 scores.
 Being tied with Yanavich for the cellar position evidently had no ap. peal for Carpenter Pete Grizkausxas from the way he trimmed Johnny and his gang all three games, Pete | decided that cellar masonry etc. was out of his line and figured one trade was enough for him, CaDtain Grizs 3O3 score practically cinched all three games while Captain Yana. vich also hit well over the 300 mark Incidentally Atty Ed BObbin hit the century mark (1OO) in the second game. No Ed, we don't say a word about the 1st or third game. This Weeks DOings The league leading Sheriff Jenu saitis and his deputies take on Pete l Grizkauskas and if last weeks three game win. can be taken as { return to form Peter and his boy should give the sheriff many anx ious moments. See this gang on al eys 7-S.
 Engineer Joe Stiklius will try ani | tear Dubauskas' best team on paper l to pieces and undoubtedly will do ss which also means that the pin boy on alleys 3-4 will have little nOr. work than usual. Sexton Vaitukai tis and Brass Pipe JoIxabaitis go a 1t on 5-0 and may the best tean win, picking a winner here is 6 o one and half dozen of the other. l Do It Now
 | There are only a few guest tick l cts for the banquet left. those O you who expect to bring a gues will greatly assist the committee by making ticket reservations tonigh and not wait until the last minute How many of you have offered sug. gestions that will help make our af' flair the biggest ever. Don't be bash. full, the more ideas and suggestioni the better the banquet, so what ga, l.. I. P. bowiers? Let's go.