The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-04
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(BY SHORT CIRCUIT sAM.)

That's what we call setting an ex-
ample for your team, Ray.
We heard Ed bly,, our hard
working treasurer, state the other
night on the alleys TINT II was u
pleasure to offlclatc In this smooth.
ly.run league as there were no out
standing fees due from any menu
Der OF the league. Glad to hear II,
ED.
Hank Double Barreled" Downey
let out n whoop of joy when Ole
Martel rushed over and told him
that his name had been pulled
from the hat for the attendance
prize.
Ray Lautcnschalgcr, who did the
| collecting from the members OF the
league mt the Wooster alleys last
Wednesday night, announced just
prior to his tour of the alleys
"Wc'Il now have the sad music,"
and then all the boys started to
dig at once. Nothing like being
to the point, ch, Ray?
As there has been an unusual
number of requests that the bow
ling banquet to held on the Satur-
day night following the closing of
the league. the organization COM
mite desiring to comply with the
wishes of the majority, have about
decided that 1t will go on that day.
This affair Is one which Is looked
forward to by the league members
as 1t Is q gathering at which one
can be assured of having a good
time.
It has been rumored that G. j.
Allen has been quietly but earnest
ly practicing ON alleys here and
there. We hope that Charlie has
definitely made up his mind to be
q member of the league next year.
A few years back Charlie not only
had fairly good average, but
kept in mighty good standing with
the pin boys, scOrekeepcrs. etc.,
which, of course, didn't work any
hardship on his scores. Well be
seeing you, Charlie.
ole Martel, the major general
of the league, stepped out and
showed the herd the way he used
to knock 'em last year. When he
was calling our attention to his
confided that it was the first time
that it was on the happy side of
800. Maybe Fred Drummond's
coaching has helped some, ole.
Although many of the boys of
our league are addicts OF the LEM
and CulbertsOn systems of playing
bridge, this has I'm no way affected
their attendance on the bowling
alleys during the entire season.
We congratulate You for there is q
time and place for everything.
After watching John "Quincy"
Adams take down several difficult
spare leaves, Tom Dodds oplned
that Johnny should have been
transferred to Seymour several
weeks ago as the change has had
q good effect on his bowling. Don't
you think that 500 OF the Martyrs
should move down the valley,
Tom?
II there were q prize offered 90
the bowler having the most cODl-
Portable delivery IN the league, u
would no doubt, be awarded %
"IteaiafOr" doe piikingt0n as he
has mo peers In this line. doe just
walks np 20 the foul line. takes q
sight, ANA with nn unbelievable
small amount of exerfi0n, lots the
sphere glide down the alley. Dick
Ilyland says the only thing that he
needs 90 add 20 his comfort II .
rocking chair.
We saw Millionaire c0Iueoi pat
q strike on top Of q spare ana later
those sildes0ver marks. we were
Of the opinion that be was out 20
place his name on the honor roll.
bat somathIng went wrong In kis
other two Names 20 that ne tlisf
ahonf broke into the 500 column.
Al Kidding aside. this lad IN one
Of the leagues most improved bow