The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-30
NAUGATUCK YMCA SPORT-O. O.GRAIMS
Bowling

Plenty of excitement reigned in the YMCA bowling alleys Wednes- day night when the final matches in the University League fall schedule were bowled. Dr H. c. Roff's team had been in first place and Martin Condon's team in sec- ond place. Roff's team had won 39 out of 48 points and Condon's men had captured 3S points. Cor don's team had a godd chance of winning this league but Roff's team were at their best and took points straight from Clarence Jones' team. Condon's men also bowled first rate and defeated James Montanari's team 1 to O., but Roff's team had the extra point needed to decide the winner. In other matches Fred Swenston's s team defeated Dante Montanari's s 3 to 1. 1208-1189. The remaining matches on this fall schedule will be bowled on Friday night of this week and the winter schedule will start January 2. Martin Condon took, high single honors last night bowling 153 in the second string. He also had high three strings of 3S5.
 New Schedule Jan 10
 The girls Twilight Bowling League will begin their winter schedule on January 10th. The new teams as selected by the commit tee who met Tuesday night are as follows: Anna Nolde, captain, Lil- Han Floss, Ruth Sparks, Betty Richardson, Bessie Bronson, Iva Schildgen. captain Mrs w. O'Don- nell, Hannah Murphy, Ina Lind strom, Florence Anderson: Isabel Carlson, captain, Bcrnice Rumney. Helen Sheldon, Anna Bowling, Deborah Kazemekas. Iva Goodrich; captain, Evelyn Klambt, Mildred Johnson, Marjorie Squires, Helen Barlow; Bertha Gilnack, captains Esther Goodrich, Anna Anderson. Martha Nichols, Mildred Holland l: Mae Cullen, captain, Julia McCar- thy, Marguerite Bowling, Marie Leary, Anna Mastes, Lorraine Hoadley, captain, Beatrice Shirley, Kathryn Lockwood, Marie Long, Mary Shirley: Mrs D. Reilly, cap- tain, Katherine Keegan, Catherine Brooks, Gertrude Dullard and Mary Meyers.
 The league will continue through fourteen weeks. Winners on the fall schedule league follow: Julia Me- Carthy, captain, Marie Long, Anna Bowling, Deborah Kazemekas and Lorraine Hoadley.
 Ping Pong
 The current YMCA ping-pong tourney Is proving to be one of the most successful ever held. There are thirty-seven fellows, divided into four different leagues entered in the tourney and all matches are being played on schedule.
 Matches this week follow: Cliff Swirski defeated Ellsworth Neary 21-16, and 21-11: Linton Renfroe defeated Alvin. Noble 21-18 and 21-13; John McGroary defeated Alec Walker 21-11, 17-21, and 21-14; Alvin Noble defeated Alec Walker 21-18 and 21-1S: Linton Renfroe defeated John McGroary 21-14 and 21-18: Linton Renfroc defeated Alec Walker 21-13 and 21-9; William Rado defeated Ed ward Palmoski 21-17- 13-21 and 21-7; Cliff Swirski defeated Will liam RadO 21-10, and 21-13; John Patterson defeated William Rado 21-19, 1921 and 21-16.
 Dinner Meeting
 The annual meeting and dinner of the YMCA Ladies' Auxiliary will be held Tuesday. January 8, 1883 at 1:15 D. m. in the "" cafeteria. A turkey dinner will be served.
 Officers for the coming year will be elected and future plans dis cussed.
 Polish Nationals Win.
 The Polish Nationals copped a 8 to 21 victory over the Speedboy Juniors Wednesday. Summary:
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