The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-02

year we have some news that
should be news. Now we don't
want to start a panic because after
three years of Hoover, we have had
enough. One of our star rollers
Al Herbert, local dealer in assert
ed cheescs (limberger) is still un-
hooked. Now, mind you we stated
that the name was and still Is Her
bert and Is not in any way to be
mistaken for Dwyer. Your welcome
girls. Don't mention 1t AL,
Joe Dunphy has q habit of talk
ing to himself. Everybody knows
that Joe's dough was on red
mum Der at the st Louis fair. What
can be the reason for this? Dunphy
was explaining a few ideas that
originated in his own head about
present conditions. II these came
from the lads belfry he still must
have enough left to make table
and a couple of chairs. Charlie
Keegan has formed the opinion
that he is pretty hot. Why thii
week Chas went down like the
stock market. Bud Kennedy Il
entertaining relatives from Hart
ford, Conn.
Doc Shanahan was real lousy
He Is bad enough at his best but
in q slump. Oh my! AS coach
the doc is o. X. Say doc, how
about rolling a grand piano next
week. can't fry Red Brod.
erick this week because owe him
a dime. Jim Moore, kindly stay
home next week and give the Pr
ates a chance to win. Francis
Fitzgerald had good time on the
alleys this week. Perhaps 1t Is
because my pal is pia ming on get
ting himself married. Thanks for
the invitation old dear. John Phe-
Ian please come home. Mike
rolled for you this week.
There is a happy fellow in our
league named Bill Keller. Bill.
life bowling. Until this week he
bad. It was Jim Caffrey and KEEL
Ter behind the attack that won
two games for the Vagabonds over
the Mitchell men. They say that
Joe Coughlin was the only man
tNdl Idu " NC SdAcu CshIC OAs 4Ohi
Fitsmaurice and Art Farren had a
poor night. Mitchell was taken
for a ride by F. ]. Lawlor. It
must have been good. 1t could
be heard above the noise over on
the other side Of the drives.
As material was slow coming in,
the following unmailed letter was
removed from the pocket of one
of the boys. Without the consent
of the copyright owner.
Waterbury. Conn.
Dear Mabel--Tonight I had the
pleasure of calling Bud Kennedy
big stiff and that amt all you
bet. Francis CouRhlin Is an
other Of these guys that are pref
ty terrible. He goes down to the
alleys every night just for prac-
tice. We haven't seen him bowl
q good game yet. Another fell
low who is no good a couple of
times over and then over again Is
Harry Simpson. He throws ball
that hooks to the right or left, and
sometimes out the window. Say
dearie, II you ever want to have
your throat cut call up Jack Dun
ply. He'll do 1t cheap and how
he can do 1t. From ear to ear.
Why he can even do 1t over the
phone. That's how talented some
of our boys are. We have a big
Irish politician here named Jim
Phelan. He can't even keep the
score straight. He Is a peach Of a
fellow otherwise. Always inter-
ested In the good Of thing. He
will go to any trouble to assist
a friend or even, an enemy, these
don't believe he has any Of
which makes the situation unani-
nous. He Is a good bowler too.
Another lad not to be taken seri-
ously IL one Francis Mitchell. Be.
cause he IL a captain he believes
that the sports ed should publish
anything that he dictates. This IL
not SO of John A. and George.
They are a pair Of real pals. Like
myself they won't razs people.
Uplifters al we are termed (like
we got this letetr.) France Fitxger-
aid Is another of the boys who
would never think OF doing any.
thing rash because they have no
phone over on Brandy Hill. Well
darling, I'm still about the same
az ever. Love and kisses. From
your little Danny.
Joe Dunn and Eddie Dunphy re.
serve strength Of the Hi.Jackers
done well, but not well enough to
defeat Harry Ryan's Apple Knock.
ers who took thcm at the finish
twice, Harry Is the same chap
who has been knocking them over