The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
Francis Xauier Pdrish
L. |. P. Bowling League Gossip

.1ssF A little knocls-a little boost First it's you7tl,en its me. No harm idoae--sts lalb fin fun. (By Lotta Strikcsanspares) [, Get that ood-pin outside it
 over - I hope you missTI'm sorry heard from every bench as the boys either hit or missed those naples. r Joe Stiklius and his engineers
 worked like trOjans and managed to take 2 games from captain Vaitukat-
 tis but the loss of that one game cost them first place, Captain Joe
 with 347 was his teams best scorer, and strange as 1t may seem lead off man, Alexaitis,, came next with PIP. Good work. Alex. Then Giosky with 311, Bill Kenausis sos, and sOuth-
 paw Kankal drew up nthc rear with 8 262. t,.ae
 |, Hank Kenausis with the evenings high single of IA and total of 333 led the Vaitukaitis clan. Bivainis and Cradles rolled the same numbers. positions, 2S9 and 298 respectively, Doctor Staneslow etherized the
 naples for 255 score and Captain vaitukaitis held down the anchor position with a 328 total.
 Sheriff Jenusaitis put Beef Stokes
 into cold storage for 3 games. there-
 by taking sole possession of first
 place. The sheriff's big shot was Billie Ice ArAauskas who burned up ftNA nvunvo ru,1fvn n 2H0 fnfAv .VnnnaAt. tfs 314. Banker Ed Kazcmckas 20S, Ed hits those 100 scores quite regu-
 lar now. Bradunas 28O and Corset
 Satula 270 e
 When a team goes into cold stor- age their bowling arms naturally stiffen up as the following scores in-
 dicate. Captain Beef Stokes was the stiffest of the lot. with 269, Galgot
 271. Sun Parlor Dan Stokes 2s5.
 while an exception to the rule was
 Dulskis who .pooned put 339. Brass pipe Jokabaitis and his gang bent, wrapped and twisted
 brass pipe around Yanavich and his gang for 2 game win which auto-
 matically reversed their standing in the league with. Yanavich now Oc-
 cupying the cellar.
 | Doctor Selens with 123-102-98. total 323, was Jokys spark plug and high scorer Wally Pitcavage was right behind with 319 and Captain lNewlywed Jokabaitis turned in a be-
 low his average score of 293.
 Yanavich team total of 1,45S was
 as follows: Captain John BPS. his
 brother Joe, 311, veteran John Danf" | 0n QnO nVrd f1Nn EsdG TAGEV and .BObbin. divided .517 between them with Bobbin hitting 255, while
 Lasky, the man who originated
 "FOrd Swimming" pinned out 262. An upset was furnished when Father Kazlauskas sunk the good l ship Sheron for 3 games, Sheron and
 his squad had 8 spares in the first game with nothing but pin filters
 score. Stankevice's BPS was the only redeeming feature while Butkus. Bill Lesunaitis and Captain Sheron rolled 2S6-251 and 279 respectively. Father Kazlauskas with 134, the | last game rolled total of 343. John
 Stankus 284, Blakeslcc 282, and No
 Justice Joe March found plenty of
 holes but no pine and hit but PSI.
 Upset number 2 was furnished by
 Captain Charles Dubauskas and conn.,
 pany. These boys caught Peter Griz- | kauskas in the throes of slump ! and took three games just as easy as | rolling off a log.
 Charles, new man. Vaitukaitis,
 brother to Captain John, turned in
 high there with SIS, Anchor Jonuk
 Icsunaitis 312. while Murph Kcnsau-
 sis, Jack Orintas and Captain Du-
 bauskas were in the also bOwled
 class with scores of 284-204 and 277. | John March was the only member l of Petes team to, roll 100 and the
 following scores speak louder than
 words. Barber Gerulaftis 249. Dre-
 vinskas 262. John March BOA. Lin- gis 286 and Captain Grizkauskas
 249, Drevinskas 262. John March BOA. Lingis 286 and Captain Griz-
 akuskas 257, even bowling left hand
 couldn't shake Pete's losing jinx.
 ger Jack Kairis post a please wipe
 your feet sign at the entrance to
 the alleys, the alleys were cleaned,
 polished and varnished to such an
 extent that 1t was almost a shame
 to dirty them. Can't get away frOrt
 it. Manager Kairis is sure some
 pumpkins when it comes to keeping
 mp bowling alley appearances. the
 same goes for Jack also. Ain't dat
 sumpin?