The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-08

this league of ours is going over.
 That we are going to have one
 of our most successful seasons
 is attested by the absentee list,
 which is the real barometer by
 which the success of any league
 can be measured. Only two of
 the boys were missing and both a
 of them were on the sick list. It
 will not surprise us to see every
 team with a full quota on hand to put on their act at tomorrow
 nights games.
 Below is listed the schedule of tomorrow nights matches and you will not that we have endeavored to pick the winners. If your gang Is on the wrong side of the column don't be too ready with the verbal barrage, remember you too might have picked Notre Dame to take iPtt. It's all in fun and 1t will give you something to talk about. So here goes:
 Potter vs Galipeau. Three points for the Potters.
 Moriarty vs Roberts. Even Stew
 Mellon vs Flanagan. Mellon will take three points.
 Lautenschlager vs Mills. Mills goes down four points. D'vileskis vs Leroy. Fifty-fifty. Murphy vs Pray. Murphy takes all but one.
 Culver vs Kiely. Culver may get one.
 Dodds vs Baker. Three for Bak- CT.
 Coiucci vs Mclean. Mac wraps up everything.
 Ben Mellor, the Martyrs anchor man, got going in a big way after a bad start on the previous week. In one of his boxes in the second game his first ball got away from l him and rolled into the gutter. He | for a 10 pin spare. No wonder the l Martyrs eased out with four points at the expense of Ray Mills Collar Ads.
 | The Band Wagon < Ray Lautenschlager swings the baton for the band this week. His | 359 brought him the honor. Fred Valero's 334 places him in the sec- ond chair. The Lakewood cliff dweller sure horizontalled the | wood. Vic Baker makes the grade I with his 326. Wasn't enough to take the Cowboys. was it, Vic? | Arcovia toppled the lumber for l 324. He's a first yearer in the league but right now he looks like a top number. Nick Calabrese's s23 helped bring Ed McLean's l gang in with 8 clean slate. Burt Waner's 322 kept the pinboy reach | ing for the fallen wood. Frank Mel lon knows. how to pick them, Burt. Vernon Cole had a great night. His total was 321. Jack Red 'Moriarty brought in 32O. Going big this year timber tumbling, Keep 1t up, Ben. Howard Humphries waylaid the l lumber for 317. The big boy had his fast one going into the pocket | in a very consistent manner. Al yaitakaitis gets a tab this week for his .3l6. Si D'Vileskis finished with l 314. Quite way down on the list | for you. Si. Becky Hitchcock spilled 'en for SIS. The southern climate Il must have it's benefits, Beck. Ray Mills came in with 311. Ditto for Bill Young and Hugo Lange. Dave Brown is in the conductors chair. Davey shtAifled the maple this week for 310. z
 Gene O'Neil just about made the kickers' class but he got his com pensation in the form of the at tendance prize.
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 Bowling L,cague signing on. Sec you all tomorrow night ana
 don't forget that B:16 is supposed
 to be starting time.
 We note with interest Jim I Kieiy's selection of probable win- ners which includes the prediction l that Kiely,s team will win three points. Wesii await the outcome.