The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-19
St. Patrick Holy Name
League Notes
(BY UNCLE HENRY

Complications and conflictions
were in order this week but they
didn't stop the HI Hackers from
Tightening their hold on first place.
AL Herbert, Capt Jack Dunphy and
the best bowler In town, Father
Wirkus, were behind the smashing
attack that took the Pirates, under
France Fitzgerald's direction three
games. This should assure the
Pirates Of the celalr position at the
finish without any trouble.
Charlie Kelly made quite a man
OF himself and we believe that he
deserves q raise after the way he
hit the wood this week. Jack Kelly
pulled that long awaited surprise,
and what he done we leave to your
ina gination. He and the Out Casts
rolled their way into O victory that
cost he Vagabonds three games.
Joe Kelly Is another handsome
young fellow who had q very good
night. He started with rs, and
finished his last game with 119.
Not bad for beginner.
Patsy Carney, captain and train
err Of the Out Casts refused to
make any statements after his
good night which shows that our
Patsy IL a gentleman, scholar and
singer OF no little note. Harry
Simpson wishes to inform his
many friends that he doesn't grab
the gas or let his head swell up
on him. And Furthermore publi-
city don't mean a thing in his
young life. Oh sure!
Charlie Keegan had high single
for the evening which makes Chas
a changed man in our estimation.
Jimmy Mckee with high three did
nothing but what was expected Of
him. He more than made up for
the poor showing Of Ctpt Francis
Mitchell, ext. Joe Coughlin, after
being accused Of throwing the
match came back strong. The sur
prise was too much for his mates,
and this affected their game.
They say-That Commissioner
Jim Phelan Is receiving some
bumps that are unfounded and
untrue. We beg to differ with
the learned Mr. Phelan. No one
has ever said that he Is the worst
bowler In town. Besides we haven't
seen everyone bowl. However. Jim
Is in the running. As n sugges-
ton the good commissioner would
do we'll to 20 out with n showed
and work on his coal piles daily.
This workout might do him some
good. lie needs 1t.
Kennedy. Keller and Kilbride
Ia t,.ss AS,t.t
This will take place In about six
to learn how to howl. Kennedy
far, and for this reason believes
there Is. Keller IL going along
as coach and timekeeper. In adj
dition for a couple Of nickles will
swepe out the alleys. Larry Kill
bride. we can't see him at all un-
less as a wardrobe man and bag
gage smasher. Bon voyage and
give my love to Alphonso.
Jim Moore and 80 Commerford
We're discovered in the act of hav-
Ing a session with the medicine
ball. No. of course We won't say
anything about 1t boys so don't let
anything worry YOU. Sure, Fran
els Fitzgerald gave you the or
ders. Well, he would. Where's
Broderick? oh, fixing tires. What's
Fitzgerald doing? Oh saving up
railroad ties. o. X. Pirates.
We understand that Jim Caf-
fiery has challenged France Lawlor
to a match game. Ohio Blue Tips
adv. This should be about the
spede of these two reformed ex-
Convicts. If either gets lit up the
prize for this contest will be a box
Of safety matches. If we are
around next week the date. time,
and place of this contest will be
made public. So far the odds are
on Caffrey. Only safety pins are
being bet.
Captain Coughlin of the Vaga-
bonds wonder why they dropped
three games to the Out Casts. Have
a look at your own scores, my dear
Francis. You'll find the reason.
Harry Ryan knows all the latest
dance steps and tunes. In addition
TO this, Harry knows how to boost
his average. Tom Fitzmaurice
doesn't know why he IL being
picked on. Well. after his game
this week we have nothing hut
praise for Tom. We believe that
you rate a raise Tom. Captain
Mitchell could only pay you Oft In
gas so don't expect too much Of
him.
The St Pntrlck's Holy Name So
cIety " deeply grateful TO those
who took part In its minsfseiss
show. II u also appreciative ~
the generosity OF the many local
merchants and friends who have
assisted In making this effort .