The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-15

in the Connecticut Light & Power Company Bowling league matches this week. It was a tough night on the teams holding forth at the top of the list for in most every case they were matched with their brothers, whom they considered as also-rans and figured as easy meat for the big boys, but the meat proved exceedingly tough for In most every case the also-rans ad- ministered sound spankings to the big shots of the league. Guess 1t was a case of over confidence.
 Tho standing is more compact as q result of the uDscts. Hugo Lange and his Acrobats are OIl the top, leading Buster Wallace's Wrestling Crew by one point. Jim- my Pray's Silent Five are in a tic for thrid place with Jack Murphy's Foxes, while the Wildcats captured by Otto Moullettc eased up into q deadlock for fourth place with BOt Nclson's Steam Rollers. The last two weeks have been real tough on the Rollers. We think that en. gineer Tom Flanagan should a. gain rcpack those leaky valves Ii the Rollers wish to continue tC ride near the top of the heap.
 Here's where we pat ourselves on the back. Remember we told you that Hugo Lange's clan was goining to perch on the top rung When Si D'Vileskis' Dare Devils didn't knock the Langes off theii perch, we don't think that the Langes have a thing to worry a. bout. Although they were defeat. ed in two games they spille @ ( enough pins in the game they wor to ease out with the pin fall point and here's one for the book-the Lange outfit, although on the short end of the score for two games won the high three prizes. Ain that sumpin!
 Did you notice the team s D'Vileskis' stepped out with this week? With Gus Breny filling z vacancy they sure look like ar outfit that is going places. Gu proved what an asset he Is going to be when he horizontalled tn, pins for 346. It was enough tt bring him the high three iron Yes, we will venture to say tha "Srs" gang is slated to ride in tho second berth before many weeks
 Another of Mir D'Vileskis' bow lcrs, who Is anything but hOl( back to tho team, is John Joy. J0hI continues to boost the old average every week. You can't tell us an! longer that it's just luck, John.
 Becky" Hitchcock's Fighting Cougars did not live up to theil name in their match with Ra! Culver's Culprits and ended on thu sOrrOWful end of q four to Zer( point score. Johnny DiVitO, wht has been In 6 slump for severn weeks came to town with som, nice games which were largely in strumental in putting the Culvcr on the happy side of the column 14O in the second game earned thu high single jack for MT DiVitO The rolling of "Pcte" Peterson wa another reason why the Cougar went home snarling to themselves The way he marked them up in tn, first game had his team mates Ted Breithaupt and Bob Lagerquis on their feet urging him on to g' out and win the high single duke. Jack Roberts Politicians greaset the skids for Joe Galipeau's Trou badours with the result that Joe gang slid down the hill points The Politicians rolled over 1,500 Double Barrelled" Downey an, "Realtor' Joe Pilkington furnishe, most of the ammunition for Rob erts and Company.
 | WARNING: Keep away from Jo l Galipeau for at least forty -eigh | hours after his team is on tn wrong end of a point upset Especially don't call him up tn next day and inquire as to the wei fare of his team. If you doubt us try 1t some time and believe m | your ears will burn. The gang il the drafting room can substantial | this. Some one In that departmen called the little iron man up las week and did his face get red?
 Jack Murphy, who is one of tn prominent members of the Hall an Chain league, invited us to dr0 into the alleys when the Mir an Mrs League were doing their roll ing If we wished to get m 0pti full of good bowling. Sunday nigll VIC decided to accept Johns tnyit ation and went down to see tfl Hall and Chalmers put on their ac
 Arriving at tho end of the fr, game tho first night that grcetc us was the score. sheet topped wit
 the name of !. Murphy. Followin Mr Murphy's name in the t0ts columns were the numerals Si 4 J0Iy did not know we were ln al!
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