The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-02-26
(BY sHORT-CIRCUIT SAM

bettered for tho high single iron.
1t wasn't, Dick, your name led the
pack for this prize.
John Joy and Vince Hayes of
the Laboratory forces were teamed
against each other. While Vince
had the satisfaction of taking two
games, John had the grin as far
as pinfall was concerned, so they
broke even for the night. Guess
you two boys will have q private
series to settle 1t.
Howic Lang believes in doing
tho unusual for in one OF his boxes
he cast the first ball In the gutter.
A little thing like that did not
bother this distinguished gray
matched gent for with all the mon
chaIance ono can assume under
such conditions. he let the second
hall fly into the head picket for a
ten pin spare.
Last year twenty-five man
team representing the $. N. e.
Telephone Company took on
team made up of twenty-five mem
bers of the Connecticut Light d
Power Company. AS both teams
had several very colorful members,
the game furnished an evening OF
pleasure for both sides. We have
had several inquiries as to whether
such a match was in the works for
this year. DO l hear "Whitey'
Anderson of the brother utility
shouting Gala Walter WinchelD
ION Connecticut Light & Power
Company" You're an expert on
diallng. Whitley. call US up.
BILL GROWERS WORRY
Bill Grover usually scores ut least
one hundred to the string,
And below tho ninctics one would
say, for Bill there Is no such
thing.
But II one were to mention eighty
In connection with his name,
Bits friends would rise and shout
Are you sure that you are
sane?"
After tho first game OF this week,
and wc'vc witnesses that VIC
are right,
This very colOrful lad u seventy
four was forced to write.
"Bclicve me-" said william, 81
would sure feel down In the
mouth,
II II game like this Fred Drum
mOnd or Al. Kricgcr ever hears
about"
Another OF the leagues upper
ten, who had u very bad string.
was "Bennah" of the house Of
Goldstein. He finished his second
game with the not -to-croW- about
score of 70. These score sheets tell
some very sad tales. don't they,
Benny?
At the end OF the eight box the
score sheet OF Ray Culver showed
81. Raymond then went on IL wood
topping spree that gave him II
finishing score of 1910. Came near
bringing In the plnfall point, itay.
Joe Sires has something to In
fate the chest about to Jack Muir
ply, now that he has come through
with Il game In which three figures
were used In the total column.
When we informed Jack of 1t, he
told us that the score sheet would
have to to have a notary's seal be-
fore he would believe 1t. There's
pal for you, Joe.
Maybe Ken. Bccklcy didn't have
u grin at the finish of his last
string. Yes, Ken, that iO8 0i
yours went IL big way In putting
your gang over the top. or course,
10 had to be- In the same game that
John "Quincy" Adams rolled his d.
30 II sort OF total csclipscd John
ny's big game. And say, Ken, Will
you tell mo why all you birds walt
until you bowl the Martyrs before
you stage the haywirc act.
AS Becky Hitchcock and his
Fighting Cougars did some very
ordinary bowling We can't give
them much of a tab this week. but
we did hear from "a citizen of Meri-
den of tho whale of IA basketball
game that Becky staged over In
that bailwick on Monday night, so
maybe the boy was tired and didn't
have the usual line of chatter to
encourage his teammates.
There were plenty or thrills fur-
nislicd In the Galipcau vs. Nelson
match especially In tho second