The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-05

The Connecticut Light & Power Bowling league express, which is now coming down the home stretch, side-tracked long enough for the one hundred members, who make up the twenty teams, to stage their bowling spree on the local alleys. The first and second place teams are still neck and neck for the flag and the results of this weeks games caused quite snuff fe in the standing of the teams for the run-up positions. The in terest manifested by the members was proved again this week when 99 out of the 100 were on hand to do their rolling. We really had 1O0R attendance as the lone mem Der, who was credited as an ab- sentee, was on hand but unable to compete, the reason being that one of his digits was out of kilter. But Wallacc's Wreckcrs continue to ride in the upper berth with q two pin lead over the Langc Aero bats. The Wallace men took Jim- my Pray's Silent Ones to the wood spanking, while the Langcs were OuO lSosshS' sso t'h> expense of Vic Bakers Wonder Boys. Ray LautenschIagcr's Nc'cr Do Wells caged Bill Growers Trap pers for four points and are now resting in third place. Joe Cali peau and his grooming TrOubadOurs are in fourth place duo to the four point shove they gave Jack Mur-
 phys Foxes. The rest of the herd como laundering right at their
 heels.
 | Joe Galipeau was the picture of
 content as we came upon him wait
 ing for the Mill Plain trolley. His
 Troubadours not only won four
 points but also unverticalled enough of the wood to cop the
 high team prize. Looks as If the
 gang has mended their ways, Joe.
 Jack Roberts Politicians trampl- cd over four teams on their way into the first division. Dick Hy- land was the big noise in the Poli- tician's four point slam to the Martyrs. Dick sure came to town in a big way, especially was he good in the pinches and caused Capt Jacks shirt buttons to cease palpitating when he came through with marks in the last two boxes of the second game and saved the day for the team. Dick will smoke the Fl Hempos gratis for a few days as he won the high three prizes.
 Vince Hayes has one very ardent rooter in the person of Hank "Double Barrelled" Downey, that | leather-lunged yeller from Brook klyn. Every time Vince steps up to bowl Hank lets out war Whoop that no only upsets the Hayes boys opponent but seems to act as tonic to Vince's bowling. That's the spirit, Hen-ree.
 IT. Buckingham Bergen is look ing at the world through rose color cd glasses and who can blame him for his TOW of marks in the hrst game ran his score up to 13S which made him head man on the nigh single list. That's hitting 'em, Buck.
 | Jack Robinson must have visited a hair dresser before the games | for he showed up at the alleys with a nifty looking finger wave Whlch brought a look of envy to the faces of Joe Galipeau and several of the other gents with the thinning tops. Jacks hair also gave off an aroma that was very barber-shoppy which disqualified him for membership In the class of individuals whose friends won't tell them. Where | was the party, Jack?
 The sparks should fly next week in the game between the Langcs and the WalIaces. Hugo Is going 50 try to overcome the two point lead which the Wallace Rollers maintain over his outfit. but the Wallace clique claims that when the games are finished. they will be so far in the lead that they can coast in.
 The Cousins" explained by Bill LeRoy have been knocked from pillar to post by every team they tackled for the past several weeks. They decided that things had gone