The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-20
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 Bowling Gossip |N

trouble was, Bob Nelson.
 THE FORECAST
 Potter vs D'Vileskis. 3 to score with Potter on the short end.
 Baker vs Kiely. Baker is liable to be caught mapping and get a 3 point spanking.
 Mills vs Roberts. Mills moves up 3 points.
 Pray vs Leroy. A to 1 victory for Leroy.
 Moriarty vs Flanagan. Flanagan gets one point.
 Lautenschlager vs Mclean. An even break.
 Murphy vs Colucci. Murphy gets padded points.
 Mellon vs Sullivan. Sullivan mauls Mellon points.
 Galipeau vs Dodds. Dodds may win l point.
 Last .yeck's prize winners. Roy O'Ncil had no competition for the high three. Bob Snow led the high single parade. The high team prize was captured by Jack Roberts clan. The attendance money was annexed by Johnny Burg. "Ben- nah" GOIdstein went home with the Kicker Prize also the ticket that entities him to the stool straddling privilege at Genlots.
 Bob Lagerquist the assistant an- chorman of Jack Roberts team, tarried long enough after the games to chide us bit because we picked his team to go wrong and they crossed the dope by winning four points. Well, Bob, they tell us that your 308 went big way in helping the gang over the top. Also Bob. you will note I picked the gang to go three in reverse again this week, so you'd better stick to the same guns you used last week or it may be our turn to wear the kid boots.
 TIE BAND WAGON
 Ray ONcil Is the band master again this week. His 35S made the boys sit up and take notice. John DcVito. the double barrelled squir. rel hunter, finished with 351. Bob Snow and his 337 gave Ed Mclean something 10 remember. Vic Baker who slayed the pins for 333, gets place on the wagon. George Lefty" Smith Is tabled for his 332. "Wilb" Stone ran mess of marks up to 327. Buster" Wal lace laid the lumber for 325 which places him among the great. Frank Byrnes dirticd the sheet to the tune of 324, so he's back on the wagon after a weeks absence, Here's our friend Nick Calabrcse getting another ride, for his 3f9, Frank Melons 310 indicates the gallant attempt he made to keep his team in the fight. Jack Mor- iarty finished with 317, so his hefty frame graces the wagon. Frank | "Rabbits'' Chichetti receives n mention for his 317. H. "Buck- ingham" Bcrgin welted the wood for 316. Getting to be regular customer, Buck. A. Joseph COlucci and George Sullivan are on. Each with 314. "Stuie" Heitman made the grade by rolling 31I. That dapper little man, Frankie Zurlo. was way off form in the first two games, even though his pal Joe Pilkington took him under his | wing. When Joes advice failed to steady him we though the jig was up. but he perked up a bit in the last game, when a young magazine salesman came along and rooted for him.
 Observed after the games: Eddie Imbert. Pete Lewis and a few more of the Real Estate boys roll. ing on Il blood match. Fred Drum. mOnd, Howard Humphries, Jerry Davis and several other COnstruc. ton Department Ia.ls shooting tht big balls q tthe mammoth pins. w. tried 1t, went home and used tIIt rubbing Iiniment. Buck Bergin ella wing the hal lattired in an frOr hat. Reminded us of g Tamman, leader. ole Martel digging d0wI into his black bag to pay And, Carroll for tbe boys pln exercise. 
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