The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-26
St. Patrick's Holy
 Name League Bowling Notes
1R1 UNCLE HENRY. L.M. ]

Coming right at you and don't forget to duck, at the finish of the first series, yes at last that part is over we find James Barrett in the lead and this honor is we'll earned. Eddie Loftus a popular captain and a honor man achieved almost an equal honor when his team won three giving the boys first place. Here are the winners, Frank Ken nedy, Joe Kelley, Jack Kelley. and Capt. Loftus. Congratulations to all. ..
 Francis Fitzgerald and Ted Hardy put on creditable fight and even if they didn't finish first they remain a pair of the finest and most dependable bOwlers ever to, show in tho Brass City. The league officials ask for the continu- ancc of the spOrtsmanship shown and thanks all for their interest.
 Young. Francis T. Mitchell knocked a pin over to the next drive and assisted Jimmy Caffery to a certain extent. Believe it or not Mitchell turned and made a
 
 that he heard happened to be a tiddly winks game between Jim Moore and Patsy Garvey.
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 In addition to being a handsome fellow and good bowler Jimmy Mo. Geo also plays . little basketball The strain doesn't make much diff. ference to Jim because he, Harr, Ryan, and Joe Devine sent Farrcl to the lower end. Red McIsat wore red tic and this blinded his team mates, thus the loss of three games.
 Francis Coughlin defeated brother Joe in three. This was interesting because of the advance reports circulated by Joe. The bell on the gas jump is ringing loud and merrily. Joe Devine should have had a little better luck with some of the leads. Well this only happens once in a great while Joe.
 Special Notice:-TOmorrow at 5:3O o'clock St Patricks will face the crack New Haven Holy Name Society league match team. The boys will roll on the St Joseph Drivers and according to present arrangements 12 men will parti- cipatc.. All are invited to attend. St Patricks high IF are asked to report at 5:15 o'clock and the at- tendance of every member is urged.
 Harry Simpson has completed his mail course and is now show. ing new brand of hookers. They certainly look good. Jack German always fights hard and plays every maple. The second series results should show Jack we'll up on top. Let's go Jack.
 Joe Lee has always been Q cOlor- ful old topplcr and great aid to Tho Hardy team. Bill Keller, a popular Brooklyn resident and veteran pinman is pastiming with Hard's club alsO.. Another old timer who has achieved renown is J. Francis Lawsor.
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 Charlie Keegan brings along his OWA NPPaduuihS AAdCuAlSIy III LII0 person of two fair damsels. Their encouragement benefited Charlie an awful lot in his steady climb to be among the leaders.
 Joe Dunphy is Q quiet fellow, but not so dumb. Joe has been used as a sucker on several occas. ions and always succeeded i'm turn- ing the tables. Jim Moore is also an accomplished court star. Dur ing the conflict Jim was the star of the Pacific fleet. He was men, tiOned as being the next captain. There you have the words of MT Moore.
 Jack Mitchell and Billy Delaney threatens to gang up an Al Her bert sometimes. The date to be decided upon later. Delaney is jealous of Ars famous shoulder bounce and finger snap while Nit chell hasn't 8 chance with any thing in the gallery except the men folks. Incidentally Herbert has learned to croon and this Is perhaps the reason why he is in- vited to all social gatherings.