The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-10
More Pitchers To Aid Mack
Web Shop Bowling
 Marbles

Cowboy" Bill Anderson and his galloping Spare Hands took over two out of three decisions from Smoky" Toby Cabs Stampers in the feature bowling bill of the Web Shop league last Friday night. at the Grand AL leys. After dropping the first game by fourteen pins by 8 score of 390 to 376, the Spare Hands came back strong by winning the next two .tilts, Ss7-3S1, and 398 to 392.
 The town of Shelton was well represented last Friday, when two we'll known sport figures of that town, dropped into the Brass City to see their native son in action. The two we'll known sport. celebrities were none other than James w. An- dcrsOn, father of Bill Anderson, and Mir Bartlett, another former all- around athlete accompanied James w. into this city.
 Cowboy" Bill gave a fine exhibi- tion on the alleys, connecting for 100. 96 and 105. for grand total of 301 pinfall for the evenings ex- enough to cause the Stamper's downfall.
 Tho league leading Rubber Room aggregation held on to their eight game lead, by taking two out of three from the Shippers. The Ship. pers are now ready to battle with the Carpenters for the cellar berth position.
 With only six more weeks to go, it is doubtful whether the Rubber Room boys can be nosed out of first place with a fine lead of 8 games, although anything could happen in any sport.
 The Machine Room, with "Gabby" Gus Gregory playing the leading role defeated the Carpenters in best two out of three matches. Gregory crashed out 09, 1O7 and S6, for the evenings fine work.
 President George A. Langlois of the Web Shop league, who was working hard all winter to make a success, will appoint a committee in the near future to make plans for arrangements for the coming bowl ing league banquet.
 Station A. NJ. Co now broadcast ing We sec George "Canute" GaynOr wearing big broad smile, following his bowling exhibition at the Grand Alleys, when he copped high single for the night with a mark of 125, and proceeded to take the high three strings also, with 3S1. So why shouldn't he smile, especial ly after having 8 fine night. Dave GilbcrtsOn, one of our leagues biggest followers has rccupcrated from n bad cold, returning to his duties at tho factory, and his return was mostly welcomed by his friends, and members of the bowling loop George Burns and Johnny ManzO, cO-managers of the Grand Alleys could be sene giving advice on the art of bowling to the young element every Friday night Jimmy "COrncracker" Harty, the hustling VcrInOntcr, has slipped con- siderably in bowling since the acci- dent he was involved in several months ago, and since then Jim's average went tumbling downward. Don't get discouraged Harty, old boy, there is still n half a dozen games to play, and you are bound to geth the breaks yet before the sea- son is over Poor "Midgie'' Byron, one of the Rubber Room star bOwlers may be lost to the team for probably two weeks or for the re- mainder of the season. due to his in- jurics he received last Saturday evening. The members of the bowl- ing league wish to express their sympathics, and nrc hoping for his CTS, is a brother of the COlluciO boys speedy recovery. Mickey Col luciO, bashfu1 pinstcr of the Stamp who open up the Lucky Strike radio program over the WEAF station Who knows but that Mike who is wonder at punching piano keys with a local orchestra, may also ad- vance into the big city soon |. Ray Mcnard, captain and anchor man of the Carpenters was feeling very blue, during his off night cx- hibition against the Machinists, but we sec Jacko Fitzgerald batting Ray on the back. and encouraging him throughout the three hard tussels :. . Ray Keefe, the big mountain man of the Spare Hands, is climbing up slow but sure in the individual bowling average with 77.22 |. Ray who had poor start is one boy that wasn't discouraged but kept on working hard. and we wouldn't be surprised to sec Ray hitting over the so mark before the season is over |. . Station A. M. Co now signing off until next week |. Good night folks.
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