The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-13

"Bean Shooter" Jack Dunphy's Hi-Jackers took three .from Fitz- geralds Sweet Peas" The feature of this contest was the rolling of the Smith Brothers, Trade and Mark. Following his defeat the only statement Fitzgerald had to make public was "Wait until next time" " The Hi-Jackers. by the way also had high pinfall.
 The exhibition given by Bud Kennedy was a corker. He was off, fered big money to travel with the Vaga bonds, but he insists that it is receiving from Ryans Apple Knockers" Incidentally folks, Bro ther Kennedy Is good baritone singer.
 The "Out Casts'' outcasted two games from the Coughlin "Vaga- bonds" but dropped the third when France LawIor threw couple of double strikes Gone more and he'd a been out twice) Garvey and Jack Kelly featured for the victors, which Lawlor and Caffery lost for the losers.
 In spite of the fact that he is bow-legged, J. Arthur Farren has a habit of fakinE his throws. In doing this he excites his opponent. All of which means that We hope for an early spring.
 Calling your attention to the ball thrown by Dan Commerford that he calls the Gold Standard. It looks to us as though the gold standard needs a little more push" Also to the much talked about five ball which turned out to be a false alarm. Then to the peculiar back twist of Cy Dunphy. This looks like q reverse swan dive.
 Regardless of the expense Bill Dwyer has gone to the trouble of signing up Joe Dunphy, Francis Lawlor. and J. Arthur Farren. If these boys don't come through their days in this league are num- bered. We have no room in our hearts for high priced men who don't deliver.
 Vincent Kelly made several heroic efforts to save the night for his mates but brother Charles re- fused to be taken over. The Kellys are strongly represented in this league and are all good maple top piers.
 Dynamite Mitchell told his crew that they would not be allowed to bowl with roller skates on any more. He also told them that if they had to indulge in this popular pastime to rise early in the morn ing and do so. This training he believes will improve their bowl ing. And how they need it those Has Beens."
 John Phelan and Tom FitZmau- rice reported covered with medals. They had enough on them to fill as big glass case as this. They broke down and confessed that the tokens of esteem belonged to Jim Phelan, Waterbury's best picolo player, who was present at the alleys in person.
 The Ryan Apple Knockers" have been complaining to the league officials. (How about it Dwycr? about the distance the "Has Beens" slide over the foul line.
 So in order to stop this We are asking you UDwyer) to outfit the "Has Beens" with skid chains. If for no other reason than to keep Kennedy quiet.
 The outfits in action Thursday were: '.. Sweet Peas vs Hi-Jackcrs-
 Sweet Peas--Erancis Fitzgerald,
 Fl. McGrath, Trade Smith, Dan
 Commerword.
 Hi-Jackers-Jack Dunphy, John
 Phelan, Mark Smith, Al Her.
 bert.
 Apple Knockers vs Has Bccns-
 Apple Knockers - Harry Ryan,
 Bud Knenedy, Bill Dwyer, Joe
 Dunphy.
 Has Beens--Pop Mitch>,I, Tom
 Fltzmaurice, Joe Coughlin, J.
 Arthur Farren.
 Out Casts vs VagabOnds-
 Out Casts-Put Garvey, Charles
 Kelly, Cy Dunphy, Jack Kelly. : Vagabonds - Francis Coughlin.
 William Kelly, Francis Lawlor
 Jim Caffery.