The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-26
North-South Open Deadlocked
St. Patrick Holy Name
League Notes
(BY UNCLE HENRY

LOCAL Couk man tiaheS bSNN' ava
q. w. Farren reached the peak OF
his career when he threw three
marks and a strike IN succession.
Art invited the entire squad OF 80
men to a chicken supper. As no Sec
orid shelpings were mentioned the
boys went Into huddle to decide
whether or not to accept. When
they formed into a line and the
roll was called every one was pres
emit but Farren. He was last seen
on the run through Arkansas. He
perhaps doesn't know yet that this
feat brought him high single.
The Out Casts snatched the first
two from the league leading Hi
hackers. The third wound UP In q
tie. This was decided when each
y man rolled off two blocks and re-
suited In a victory for the HI
Jackers. Al Herberts strike decid-
y ed the match that was won by two
pins. John Pheian worked hard all
night while Captain Jack Dunphy
smoked dime pipe that made him
dizzy. Or was It the pipe? Anyhow
he was far below his usual game.
Cmon, come out of It Dunphy or
S0uI III De SUD next NeSN'
Doughhead Kennedy had an ex-
cellent evening until he blew up
with a lone filler on a strike. The
kid was well on his way to some
sort Of a record when the catastro-
phe occurred. Better luck next
week there old timer. Charlie Kec-
gan pushed EN- over and got high
three for the night. incidentally
this Keegan chap has been doing
this same thing right along. Or
haven't you noticed? Keep 1t up
Charlie. Here's for even more OF
the same and with n higher total.
welcome back there Bill Dwyer.
You looked great after a couple Of
weeks In bed. No need to ask you
how you feel. Your scores show
that you are In better form than
ever. Commissioner James Phelan
reached the SOS and his hat still
fits him, so he says. Well there
Jim, why was 1t tipped over to the
r side as you left the drives? Joe
Dunn and Joe Coughlin looked
good from a distance this week.
They are pair of quiet fellows.
The kind that pull many surprises
Gas Mitchell let go during the last
game. Maybe gas was sore because
his team lost two to the Pirates, or
perhaps he Is just naturally that
way.
one OF the high spots Of the
night was Danny Commerford show
ing Off because he had a better first
game than Red Broderick. Dan
4. ~y. a.. x.,ttt.
worst exhibition that has been seen
in . good many months. Red had
such a lead that he didn't have to
use the pressure In teh last round.
,CoNmerford is quit, a head crack
err. Along these lines he should
know something of his business.
Perhaps he even has his own crack
cd. They say that our Danny is a
great guy in the long run and he Is
TOO.
y Doc Shanahan was quite an ex-
TRACTION in the Pirates two game
win over the Has Beens. The Doc
Is q popular man In this league and
his captain Francis Fitzgerald, who
by the way Is no relation Of the
great John L., wouldn't run his
team unless he knew that his feat
ture was going to show up. Jim
Moore Is another guy the boys go
for with sticks and stones). The
hefty Jim didn't do so bad last
week. Although he was UP around
the 160 class In form, he actually
hit and pinned around the COS.
Patsy Carney directed a two
game win over the champs. This is
mt the first time Patsy came
through at such time when expert
leadership Is required. Charlie KEEL
ley and Larry Kilbride held up
their end in this game. bringing an
even broader smile to the face Of
Carney. Joe Kelley boosted his av-
eragc for the second time In two
weeks. A nice piece Of work Joe.
Harry Simpson just about held on
this week. Harry threatens to cop
all honors next week. 1t would be
about time, that YOU. showed us
something there Mr. Simpson. Gar
you because you work for nothing.
loss.
Harry Ryan and his Apple
Knockers went below In three
starts. This match was rolled on an
oven basis and wound up with Har-
ny on the short end of the scores.
bud Kennedy tried to win himself
and keegan with high three to be
reckoned with failed to stop the
Vagabonds who were out to win
anything and everything after two
weeks OF being knocked around.
Joe Dunphy rolled in this game and
even he could do nothing that
would stop the onslaught. Bill Dwy-
or made a lot Of excuses but Of
course we understand. Sure give
the kids a chance.
Francis J. Cougklin captain OF
the Vagabonds was all excited over
their three game win. Coughlin a
popular local merchant has been
giving samples ever since. He
would do well to ship u box of such
10 Keller who was the best bet this
week. Eddie Dunphy came in as u
pinch hitter and went through like
a. veteran. member Of the Vaga-
bonds. Red Frederick, Al Hebert,
Frencis Fitzgerald and Tom Fitz-
maurice had betted watch their
games next week. 1t Is rumored
'uut sthi dhotHST FcSEuit VIII uPset
tho works. ...+ 44-
wonder II Francis J. Lawlor has
any objections to going through
with the proposed match with Jim
Caffery. Maybe Lawlor would like
TO do his own publicity but it's too
bad. We've waited too long to get
this shot at him. II Lawlor Is, as
bad Mt everything else as he liz a
bowler We have nothing but SYM
pathy for him. Our confidence In
Caffery Is now doubled. Considering
the two we would say that Jim
Caffery Is a nice sort of a fellow.
Tom Fitzmaurice the only reliable
man available is asked to judge this
match and say Tom, don't leave
anything around where Lawlor can
see 1t and we would advise you to
keep score yourself