The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-15
Standing.

WACA
 The first man to take weekly high single for the second time this year was Hugo Lange, whose 139 score meant more to the Power team than the weekly honor did.
 warren Cooks 'sMilitiamen" were on tho firing line last week winning the first two games by good safe margins. The Flanagan team set out in the third game to evene matters up but their 541 score was a few pins short of giving them the extra point for pinfall.
 Good bowling on the part of Jack Schulzi gave the Highland erS' victory in the first two games, but the strong finish of George Gearing and Dr Shanahan gave their team the last game and pin- fall.
 Billy Thompson saved his mates from receiving a complete white. washing with his f13 score in the first game, which gave his team their only point with 2 pins to spare. The Cahill team were all battling few pins better than their average.
 Although his fill on the spare in the last box wasn't so large, it was just enough to give his team their only win and John Collins was the honored member of the McPar- tland crew this week.
 After losing the first game, the East End Butchers got 8 little a- fraid that they might lost their hold on first place and started to bowl. There was no hope for the "Tiremen' after that, Capt Court ney featuring in the second game and Jack Pracny in the final. Jim's 1S1 score also gave this team the point for pinfall.. Some captain. -:-
 Charlie Ahearn and Bill Sitzer finally got Tommy Lawlor's team team a point win, which is the first time this year the boys took more than one. Capt Lawlor bet ter see to 1t that Charlie is on hand every week.
 The DeNicOla brothers, Dr & Nick, were the outstanding men in the "TopnOtchers" 3 point win over the "ViIlagers' Bill Dunleavy was knocking them off in great shape and responsible for the one win of the "Viilagers," but could take no more without some help, which he did not receive.
 -:-
 The Lux Clockmen did all their stuff in the first game to offset Jack 130 score and win by two pins. After this Wolff's East End CTS had all their own way.
 The boys from Watertown suf. fered defeat fin the initial game a- gainst the "Lumbermen" due to the marks made by Tommy Lawlor and John SculIy at the end of game, but the small town boys come from fighting stock and went right fin to take other two games as well as pinfall.
 Bill verriker's "Paintmen' are in a slump after their good start and this week took only one game principally through the generosity of Dr Cottiero's team, who showed better form to take last two games and pinfall.
 We might look forward to some moro high scores from Joe Har- pins All Americans, as Tommy Murray is getting around in shape. showing some of his real form for the first time last week.
 -:-
 One of the best matches played on the Elk alleys in several years occurred between Pope and Reilly with the North Finders taking three points. The Reilly men, with Bill Sullivan taking the leading role, with 132 score, took the final game.
 The North Enders created q new high mark of 1917 while their opponents knocked over 15S6. Tony Pope and Bill Cavanaugh (Havc you heard about the new bowler fin the Cayanaugh family led the parade with their 353 and SAP scores respectively.
 Jack ReilIy's team has sure been hitting them consistently during the past three weeks and deserve to be higher up in the standing. Their pinfall for the past three weks has been 15S1, 1896 and 1886.
 -.
 The publicity secured by the North Enders appears to have ir- Fitated the boys from the Power House and if such Is the case lets hope itdon't happen again or some of our teams won't even know they arc in the league. 10 was just three nights after the Pepe-Reiliy match that the Powermcn had their fling and the best they could manage at that time was 1929, only five pins better than the record created by Bepe. Hugo Langc, Ed Mclean. Ind Capt D'Vileshis took the hon. rs with sss, S4s and ss2 scores