The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-03
St. Patrick's Holy Bowling Notes
 Name League
By UNCLE HENRY

After knocking off one of his rare strikes and receiving several compliments Joe Dunphy hit a snag when a local nib in the per- son of J. Francis Mitchell got off one of his famous wits. When Dunphy was asked by Mitchell if he intended to give party the former replied in the negative. The second strike of the eve proved nothing more, but when the third occurred we were all invited to Dunphys. Should you be in the neighborhood, drop in.
 We understand that Jim Caffery had an argument with a furnace and received a number of burns. Sounds more like an excuse for not having to face Red McIsacc. The Carrot Top failed to add his mag niacent presence and so what. James Flanagan, formerly of Phil. adeIphia, returned to participate as G. A. Farren's anchor man. No mention as to the amount of money involved in the deal has been made.
 Eddie Loftus directed his team in threes wins over Billy Delaney. Loftus has recently been signed to handle the outfit in the second series and in the event of another championship will receive a sub- stantial advance in salary. We fa- vor Eddie and hope that he will always be with us.
 Frank "Buster" Kennedy made a poor showing as lead-Off man but the family act, Joe and Jack Kelley covered him up. With Loftus on the anchor who could lose. Kennedy is the same chap who handles the gavcl. I hope that he hits his hand sometime.
 Jimmy McGee and Joe Coughlin continued to show off this week but McGee happens to stand in with Captain Joe Devine. They took two. Coughlin. who has never been a whirlwind is about to receive substantial wage de- crease. It was Joe who first re- marked that his team, which by the way. is owned by Ted Hafdy would capture the second series. We doubt it.
 Match games are plentiful. To- morrow the Pats take Mt Carmel The schedule calls for 5:3O o'clock as starting time. The last time these two leagues met the Irish won easily. John Altieri passed the hat to help defray the ex- penses and he didn't even get his hat back.
 Our Railroad Hill street repre- sentative informs us that Francis hn vnyft fS new height of conceit! When Coughlin did get a strike he turn ed and said excitingly "A strike! Say did anyone see that?"
 T1le secret Is out at last. Al Herbert gets plenty of sleep and sunshine. This remedy is advised for those who wish to become good bOwlers and is especially recOM- mended for the development of personality Francis LawlOr COG starred with Charlie Keegan didn't amount to much when Roy Sheri- den and Fitzgerald got busy. Jim Barrett, leading lady i'm the first series copped high single this week. A good start.
 Patsy Garvey and Jack Mitchell tuTeW Iue games tIlls WeSk. ddF- vey is so good that the fact is go- : ing to his head. Mitchell should have no excuses to offer. Captain Billy Delaney had a good time by himself. Henry K. Ryan upheld the tradition of the Devine team. Nice work.
 Joe Lee always seems to hold up his end. Hardy don't know what he w0uld do without Lee. Bill Keller is q good man on any team When Bill is going along no one stands Q chance of beating him. c. Arthur Farren is a popular men- her of this league. Art is OK. except for the fact that he can't take it.
 James Moore acted as lead-off man for Jim Barrett and received an ovation surpassed only by that given Jimmy Flanagan when he dropped one down In the gutter. This was the cause of Flanagan's blowing up. Jack German win have to anchor next week if we can't set better results from E'lana-