The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-13
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bail causes us to make the foilow- ing assertions:
 Mellon vs, Mills--Mellon an-
 nexes 3 points.
 Pray vs FIauagan-S points
 for the Flanaeanites.
 Dodde vs Murphy--Fifty-fif
 Roberts VI Baker = Roberts
 go in the red.
 D'Vilesixis vs CoIucci--Colucci
 is liable to win q point.
 Sullivan vs M0riarty--Moriar>
 ty breezes in with 2.
 Potter vs Leroy-T1ere's q bat
 tie with Leroy being sunk 8.
 Lautensohlager vs Galtpeau--
 Galipeau gets spanked 3.
 Mclean vs Kieiy-We con-
 cede Mac one point.
 We finally hit the attendance bulls eve last week when all ninety bowIers camc around to do their stun. Let's keep up the good work. See if we can make 1t two I'm row.
 The prize winners last week were: High team, Jack Roberts and Co. Ray O'Neil took the high three. Ed EXC" Bly eased in with the high single. Gordon Delzeii won the Kicker's prize. We hear that Tom Dodds was seen on his way home with . box under his arm. Did the attendance jack buy the candy, Tom?
 We noticed Otto MouIcttc with his arm around Pete Lewis shOul- An,, a,n wntHsn, fof1aA~Bw fnGE,f<xr. during the height of the matches. Not being . lip reader we are un. able to tell you whether or not 1t was bowling advice that the maestro from the far east was giy. ing to Pete. Whatever it was, it must have been good for Otto had Pete's undivided attention. Maybe he was trying to sell Pete tho bowling shoes that Merritt Potter has discarded.
 We can't close shop without telling you that Frank pwyer made four consecutive marks which brought his score up to 115 for the game. Guess there's soilne- thing to that slogan of-"As Dwyer goes, so goes the team," for the Bakers copped four points. Sixty-four is an almost impossi- bIc golf score but Jack Robinson, the only stenographcr in captivity, who Is capable Of bending 60 pen- ny spikes with his bare hands can yOuch for the possibility of acc cumulating GA at this alley game. Can't you Jack?
 The Band Wagon
 Ray ONeil with his 353 has charge of the wagon. The New York week-ender sure did dump the lumber. Johnny DeVito by virtue of his 33g Is given a choice seat on the chariot. Jerry Davis climbs aboard with 331. You were bad news to Bill Leroy, Jerry. Look who's here. If it isn't Joe Pilgington with 329. How that Hopeville politician unverticalled the timber. Ed Bly with hEs 326 Is given chance to mingle with the select. No wonder the Bakers are nearing the top. Nick Gala brese goes for a ride this week by reason of his BPS. 325 gives H. Buckingham" Bergen place we'll up in front. Beat the cap- tain this week, didn't you Buck. Herb Strid is back again this week with 32a. Fred Drummond south paved his way on with 1928. Al Vaitakaitus also slapped tAem over for 323. Jack Red" Moriarty ran his marks up to 320 which make him eligible. Here's a newcomer to the wagon, Tom Dodds by name, who finished with 319. Alta boy, Tom. What are you doing way down here, Si D'Vileskis? Only SIS. Si, I'm surrounded. Merritt Potter left his bowling shoes home and hit 315. Better forget them every week, Merritt. Dan Me- Nulty's 313 helped bring his team in with four points so he is entitled to a place on the vehicle. Should be on more often. Dan. No, Jim- mic Pray, we didn't forget to save you a place. We noted your all.
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