The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-21
EIks' Bowling
 Chatter

There doesn't seem to be any stopping Hugo Lange for the popular member of the Elks' Trio captured the weekly honor again with a 143 single, which Is the third timethis year he has taken the weekly prize. Incidently this 143 score is the high single to date.
 Another new record was created by the members of Tom Lawlor's team, when in their first string the i've men all bowled their string without anyone making a mark. It is very unusual to have fifty boxes without some kind of mark and 1t has been suggested that a new prize be posted for high team single withoua mark. However, the Lawlor men came back strong in the second game to take their usual one point.
 Al Hadlcy' was fin the pink of condition Hast week and with some help from Aid Donahue and Pete Pr0novost, the Teachers had little difficulty taking three points from Cooke, going over the 800 mark in each gUme.
 Although the games between Dr Cottiero's teaim and All-Watertown were supposed to be postponed owing to the lodge meeting, which had been advanced one night to allow the officers to take in Dan bury District Deputy night, the boys bowled much to the sorrow of Joe Jarlott, who suffered his first complete upset of the season, failing to come within twenty pins of his average in any game. |
 Bill Cavanaugh did his best to keep the North Finders in the lime light, but his opponents were also hitting them and tho teams had to be content with an even split. Bill collected 05 pins i'm the last five boxes of first game to put this game and the point for pinfall on ice. They had . pinfau of 1,546.
 The verriker, Monaghan and Gribbon- Blanchard matches were also postponed owing to the meet ing but Gribbon gave the oppon- ents break in not bowling Thurs day night as scheduled, %iiW r,
 Dick Hyland finally got going in his real stride and the Flanagan
 men took three points from Reilly
 All games were close and interest
 ing as there were numerous marks
 made by both teams in the final
 boxes.
 After losing the first game by 4G pins, which also gave the Tirem cn enough pins to take point for pin- fall, Joe Harpin stepped out and hit 138 to take second contest. Marks by all the team and a mark in the last box by Harold Brennan bowling in anchor position, gave the Harpin men their second close victory.
 Captain Joe Wolff took it upon
 himself to boost up his team this CTS took the first game with some
 week. After the Star Water Plumb.
 spectacular bowling Joe stepped
 out and hit 128 and 12f in the
 other two contests to win these
 games and also take pinfa1. I The leading role of the week
 was played by Frank Leary. who
 was the outstanding star on the Cahill team. These boys made, his-
 tory in taking four points from the
 East End Butchers, whose hold on
 first place was also lowered.
 Herman Lux made a great at-
 tempt to save his team in the first
 game by going out on seven fill
 spare to tie the game, but in the
 playoff the Waterville boys won
 out and this break started them
 off on 0 spurt which gave them
 four points.
 High scores featured the Mas.
 colO- -DyilesI<is match with tho
 POwermcn getting the better Ol
 the argument. Cy's 13f won the first game, while EmiPs 120 took the only game for the Topnotchers and Hugo Iangc's 14S won tho third game as we'll as pinfal. Ev. cry man of the TOpnOtchers fin.
 ished up with a mark in their win Emil going out on q double strike to collect A pins !n last two boxes Inst Weeks Results (Dec 12-10) Finley 3-Lawlor 1.
 Harpin 2-Demenske 2. Courtney 0-CAhill 4.
 Flanagan 3-Reiliy l.