The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-01

G phnCAh uhtuGE HI VhuC9 OA 4tby NUAs yer against Tom Flanagan's collcc. ton. His nights total of 34e mol only brought him the high threc money, but was the big reason why Toms gang finished with Q large four On the wrong side of the column. Bet half of you didn't know that MacWllliams, the fast running back on Uncle Sam's Army team, Is Macs brother. What . family!
 Fred Drurinmond is in the an- chor position this year, with Joe Galipeau's Serenaderg. He sand wiched 8 pretty neat string of 132 which developed into the nights high single numerals between two very mediocre games. We'll tell you a little more about that last string of his Q little later.
 Ed Mclean, who laid off league bowling last year, is back with us this season as captain of n team that looks pretty decent oD paper, although they were thrown for . fOur-p0int loss by Jack Roberts JOiners. The boys are all tickled to sec tho colorful Ed hack in the lineup as they know they are assured of an evenings entertain mcnt when they line up against the Mclean clan. Glad yOu'r0 back, Ed.
 The stool Jockeys over at the Colucci Combination Sandwich Shoppe should have an added in. terest in our bowling activities this year for A. Joseph ColuccI is a captain of one of the leagues aggregations. The millionaire" promises that before the league has run very far on it's course, the boys will find out that his Combo five means business. Go to 1t, Millionaire.
 Of course the league would not be complete without the name of II. Buckingham" Bergen. This years drawing finds Buck hooked up with Si D'vilcskls' team. The only thing that Inc feels bad about Is that his fellow Naugatuckian, Mike Smith, had to heed the d6c- tors orders and temporarily f0r- sakc tho alley exercise. Don't wOr. ry too much, Buck, tho "GIgol0" will be back with us before very long.
 John "Slygo" Murphy and his gang of Foxes met up with Ray Lautenschlager's Cowboys. We thought that from the battle that Jacks gang gave the Cowboys in the first game they were going places, but probably due to the high pressure roofing of Hank Downey, the Foxes wilted in tho last two games and were forced with dropping tails, to take Q four point loss.
 It happened to be on Ed Bly's two weeks of nothing to do that the league opened. The cagey one Buicked back to town to be in on he did not end in the 300 class he derived some satisfactoin for. when the attendance prize was drawn from the hat. whose name should pop out but Sir Edwards the old By luck still holds.
 Some one sold Bin Patton tho idea that there must be something to this here alley game sO nc has signed up in the league. Bill has gone in for recreation in big way this year. In the spring he was bitten by the golf bug, then along Am the summer he was mis- taken for Earl Sandc while astrldc fiery stced up WatertOwn way and now it's bowling. He's Q great mixer and we are glad tO have him with as.
 N Did Fred Drummond have e chance to assume the role of hero in the last two boxes of the third game and bring 1t home for Joe Galipeau's SereDaders? He did. Did tho aforesaid mentioned Mir Drummond come through in tho pinch and bring the bacon home for the Ga1ipeaus. He did, about the same way that the Cubs took over the Tanks. Yes, Fred's big chance came when Ben Mellor. his opponent, left the door open for him ip the 9th box by upsetting only fourSpins. Fred then came thruogh with an eight which just evenend things. He thon cagely allowed Ben 10 roll Out Hi5 IruIno 346 Is in the drivers seat this week. si D'viieskis gave Mae" q run for the honors with 34S. Up to your old tricks ,eh. ST. Mark Doran's 320 gives him q place well up in front. Must have had some summer practice, Mark. John "Squire" Moriarty ran a mess of marks tip to 323. The Bunker Hill red head had that sweeping curve working to perfection. George Sullivan, the Watertown songster, welted the wood for 321. First year with us, isn't 1t, George ? Did you notice the welcome on the leagues doormat. Johnny Vests 317 gives him q tab. Q. K. Seymour. Ray Farrell with bis SIS proved to Jack Roberts that he got break when Ray was assigned to his team. Dick Hyland spilled 31B. which gives him place on the bus. Merritt Potter's 3iB was vast help in bringing his gang in with three point win. Bob Nelson had q good first night 31f, wasn't it, Bob7 Herb Strid, | aA A..