The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-31
L. l. P. Bowling Gossip
A little knock-A little boost,
First its me-Then it's you;
No harm done-It's all in fun.
(By Lolita Strikesanspares)

(By Lolita Strikesanspares)
Well gang it's just around the
corner, April 23rd is the day of the
L. /. P. bowling league banquet
and the place is st Joseph's hall.
Better break the news to that best
girl and start to spruce up yourself
for the committee has assured the
writer that this years feast will
create more comment than Henry
Ford's news cars. Let's go.
With but one more week to 60
IL looks like Sexton Vaitukattts
and his sexties will cop first prize.
Second place is still tOSs-up be-
tween Billie ArnauskaS and FRITZ
Dulskis with but q lone game sep
arating them.
Lieutenant Detective Matty Ba-
landa and Sheriff Jenusaitis I'M
earthed a. plot whereby Arnauskas
had FRITZ locked in what is known
as the specialists room of st Jo-
seph's alleys last Saturday night
where he was to be kept until after
to-night's games and thereby as
surfing Arnauskas of second place.
but alas, had Billie cut the tele-
phone wires everything would have
gone according to Hoyle. Dulskis
located the phone, called the sher-
if who in turn sent Hop Sheron
hopping for help and in less time
than it takes to tell Fritz was out
in the wide open spaces of Con-
gress avenue looking for the man
who did him dirt. Can't keep a
good man down can you Fritz?
incidentally Sheriff Jenusaitis
aided and abetted by that demon
Democrat bowler, Jack KOpiczh,
who rolled 1928 and $3.50 respective.
ly, put the skids under their near.
est competitor, Captain BaltrukO.
mis- for 8 games, the sheriff has
been in the throes of q months
slump but came out of 1t with q
bang and IL we had another 119
weeks to bowl he undoubtedly
would be up amongst the list three
about the 118th week.
Captain Ed Bobbin and his legal
lights were thrown for a two game
loss by Dulskis and therein lies a
tale, last week Hop Sheron and
Stiklius were among the missing
and Capt. Bobbin, John Stokes
and Bradunas won games. This
week with full strength, Bobbin
won but / game. You figure it
out I can't! And to add insult to
injury, Sheriff Jenusaitis glanced
at the scoreboard and upon noting
Hop Sheron's 80 score the first
game he let out ha, ha, ha, that
was worse than Tarzan's war cry.
Lest we forget John Butch Stokes
rolled 1913 which was high score on
Bobbins team.
Well, well, well, my, oh my. and
what have you, Captain Jonuk
Ilesunaitis tied an oversize horse
shoe around his neck and crashed
the naples for a 1853 score the End
game which ties Fritz Du1skis for
high SINGLE God work JOnuk that
"Croolxis" ball of yours must have
had a rabbits foot tied to it. Drug
gist Bill Kenausis turned in a S25
score which was End to JOnuk's
BAT. In spite of Jonuk's high
score Arnauskas took 2 out Of 3
games.
Capt. Ed Yanavich by losing 2
to Orintas goes into a tie for 9Th
place with Bobbin while Kazlau-
skas who dropped 8 to Vaitukaitis
will have to fight to remain in 4th
position. Tonight will tell the
story.
In closing this weeks column 1t
would not be amiss for the whole
Il. I. p. gang TO rise and give three
rousing Hip. Hip, Hoorays for the
most successful year the Llth.
uanians have had In sports in some
time. First the X. of II. basketball
team stole the honors and COPIED
the senior city championship tro-
ply; second, the Brooklyn Juniors,
q quintet composed OF Ldthuanians.
waded through the opposition and
took first honors and the cup for
the championship OF Brooklyn
and Town Plot. last but not least
our hats are on % our upstate
nelghbors, the Hartford X. Of Il.
girls captained by Helen Strauss.
who entered the Eastern States
championship tournament and
came through with flying c0Iore
and q cup that yon could pat half
tho ocean Into. Not 10 bad--cb.
wiiaf7 AMI t0 he real optimistic
watch the u. ]. p. 30 man bowling