The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-27
Webb Shop Bowling
 Marbles

CTS. by winning over the Carpenters. won six straight games in two weeks, and again increased their leadership Tn the race for the Web Shop bowl ing loop championshtp, to an 6 game lead over the Stampers and Spare Hands. who are in q tie for second place with 26 wins and 26 losses, The Carpenters up to date have won put two games in 12 starts from the Hubber Room boys, and these de- 1eats mostly accounted for the team occupying the cellar berth.
 George ''Midgc' Byron, the most popular and we'll liked business man 0f tho South End section, and Jerry Gagan, the hard hitting French yOungster, turned in . nice bit of work for the Rubber Room bOunc. CTS, by helping them take. three games with their brilliant bowling. ByrOn collected 3O5, and Jerry with sos for three games featured for the leaders.
 In the tenth frame of the last game between the Rubber Room and the Carpenters, George Byron, Senior. connected strike, and with youngster, George "Sharkey" Byron. Junior. who received a nine filler to help his dad out. It won't be long before We will draft "Young Sharkey" Byron in our bowling league. and pit him up against his dad.
 Ken "Noisy" Strout, the 1850 bowler from Maine. failed to live up to his standard last Friday night, crashing out 07, 0S and 82 for 204, and "DOc" Dente was busy massag- ing StrOut's bowling arm with Mike Martins linimcnt all throughout the night.
 The Rubber Room team will meet their biggest jinxed team of the year when they battle the Machinists Friday night. The Machinists in three meetings of the season have won 2 out of g tussels.
 Our secretary, Al BaltrukOnis, had an off night last week, when he con- ncctcd for 05 in the second game, getting two strikes and two spares, and our disappointed Al, was much dOwnheartcd after the game, for his failure to hit over the 100 mark. It was this game that the BOunccrs won by three pins. beating the Car. penters 3SS to 3S5.
 Wow! What a setback for the roughly handled poor Machine Room outfit. Imagine, after climb ing into second place in the league standing, they were pushed back in- to fourth place when they dropped a triple header to Toby Smoky" Cabs Stampers, last week.
 To wish the Machinists further fvn tINn RrS-. championship of the Dusty League, Manager Doc" Dente of the Rubber Room bOunccrs presented "Gabby" Gus Gregory, Machinists captain, . pct mouse the day before the Stamp. CTS contest. However. after losing three games last Friday, "Gabby'' returned the little mascot back to it's former owner.
 crew. coaches Jack Kelly's Lith Lads, an amateur basketball team in his spare moments, while Irony Guszardi, another member who is leading the Machinists in the art of bowling, has busy night every Friday. Finishing with the Web Shop Bowling loop Fridays, he makes preparations to roll off his games with his team in the Recrea- ton League. one of the fastest bowl ing loops in the city.
 Sammy Micale of the Shippers and Will Anderson of the Spare Hands seem to lead the race in the individual bowling averages for the season.. Both men have played in 4S games. with the Shippers cap- tain having the edge in total pin fall with 5167, for an average of l07.31. while Anderson is close be- hind having a pinfall of 5,106, for an average of 1O6.18.
 The Rubber Room. Machine Room will be the headliner of the three games staged Friday night in the Web Shop Bowling League at the Grand Alleys.