The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-11

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Culver. No 8 ....2S % Ss
Leroy, 9 ........2z % ~
Well, Brethren, the Q urtain was
run down Wednesday night on
the Connecticut Light & Power
Company Bowling league after q
very successful season. Much OF
the credit for the success of the
league goes to Chairman Tom Flan-
agan and his capable organization
committee which Is made UP Of
Ole Martel, Ed BY, Ray Lauten-
schlager, Jack Roberts and 81 D.
vileskis. The smotoh manner In
which the league functioned
brought many a favorable COM
ment to these live wires. Let's
hope they will be with us again
Buster wallaces wrecking Crew
are the champs OF this bowling
season, but they had to go into
the final night before they were
able to make Hugo Lange and his
Acrobats stay put in second place.
Joe Galipeau and his Troubadours
breezed under the wire third so
that they are In on some of the
prize money. Joe claims that MI
K were not for some poor breaks,
or if the season were to run q
little longer his gang would have
finished on the top OF the heap.
That's the spirit, Joe.
Now that we know who the
champs are we'll tell you some-
thing about the boys who make up
the team. Buster Wallace, the
captain Of the first finishers, is q
auiet, unassuming chap, a great
lover Of this bowling game, and
was always in there encouraging
his gang to bring home the bacon.
Conrats on your teams success
Buster. :,
Mike Smith, the noisy Naugatuski.
an. Mike was the main prop OF
the outfit. Many q time during
the season this lad came through
when pins were needed and put
tho game on the Ice for his gang.
The applause is deafening, Mike.
Next we have Harry Brennan,
tho West Side Hill party promo
ter. When IL comes to bowling.
this Brennan boy is one serious
gent. whose whole thought Is OF
bringing in the points for his team.
Harry Ia one Of the leagues social
liehts and you can be sure IL you
meet him wearing the other suit
that no is either going or coming
lack Robinson, from way out In
the Hop swamp district, Is another
member OF the champs. THIS II
Jacks first year In the league ano
we have never, noticed MS name
on the absent list. In fact ne haa
something important on TINS Wed-
nesday night 80 went into the ~,
leys prior to the games ana rolied
lie strings sooner than have his
team handicapped by having 10
take an so.
Eor iead.off man the champs
had that platinum blond, Gordon
Deizell. q fellow who was always
An there giving the best that was
In him. Del's other diversion 10
music. Honest, folks, when this
boy starts the bow across tne
strings OF his violin you woulud
swear II was Rubinoff.
The high team money goes to
the Galipeaus this week. This
mob a.pin. busting did 80, ana
when they finished their total was
lb39. This gang won this prize
more often than any OF then other
teams.
A few weeks back In LOOKING
over the list OF Individual aver
ages we noticed that a great NUM-
Der Of the boys were on nahd 70
bowl each Wednesday night. Cso
Zwiebel, we noted, was member
~ iris list. but we thought that
his record would be marred this
week as we heard that business
called him out of town. But VIC
we're wrong, as we saw him COM
ing into the alleys before the
aiieys before the games were iin-
ished 80 his record remains ioo
per cent.
Cant Becky" Hitchcock Of the
Fighting Cougars was unable 70
narticipate this week, as he had 10
= lake part In O basketball game
over at Kent. Charlie Goggins'
the grand jurist from Thomaston,
Filled in for Becky and did very
rodo Job of It. I'll bet you've been
practicing for the past week 10
take us over, Chas.
Frank Byrnes has just cause 70
remember the leagues finai powl-
ing night for that hook OF his was
bringing the old ball into the mas
ter pin most every time. 1neer
were very few spare leaves tnat
this how left standing as his $50
for the night will attest. He was
awav out in front of the rest OF
the competitors for the high three
prize. 1t was great finish to a
fine season, Frank.
The best wise crack OF the week
was pulled by Frank happits .
Crichetti. a prominent resident OF
the Brooklyn section. Helnie
Heitman. who is at least two rect
taller than Frankie, kept the score
for his team. Every time Frank
stepped up to bowl. Heit twitter
him for wearing a cap while roll
ing. It finally got on Franks
nerves and looking up at Heinie.
without cracking q smile. asked
him what he was doing way up
there.
The season had q glorious end
ing as far as JOHN Quincy Ad-
ans was concerned. This LAD mas
been praying All year " pes
game In the 100 class. Maybe ne
wasn't tickled when ne tinisned
the first string, to write lvs aiter
you do II, John.
Mike Smith, besides being the
big why that his team finished on
the right side Of the column, went
out and did things for himself. The
Gigolo scattered enough lumber
during the last string 70 cop the
high single iron. You sure did
smote' EN-. Mike.
SPECIAL NOTICE
The big bowling banquet, which
goes on each year following the
closing OF the bowling schedule, Il
20 be staged saturday evening,
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