The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-25
St. Patrick's s Holy
 Name League Bowling Notes

| HaTTY SlI1DSOn, 1T hAhAeN'@ S--N | ..Whoopie" Bill O'Brien featured for the winners, while the losers had no special attraction. They
 were simply out for good time.
 Bill Keller, high man a week ago, hit maple again this week and Is
 now we'll on his way to the prize
 money. TcchnOcrats AttcntiOn:-Thc fast
 stepping Lithuanian Catholic Stud- ent league has issued q challenge.
 It is the intention of the opposition
 learuc heads to use several Of those lassics who have made such n
 tremendous hit with our Francis Fitz.craId. We understand that
 Johnny Di Vito's Lady of Lourdes
 Matchmcn arc also interested In n home and home series. Action will
 be taken shortly on these games. Jack Kelley is very busy man these days. The strain of increased activity stood out like Al Herbert's chest, on Kelly's scores as regis tered on the score sheet. Joe Dun phy has added little more speed ] to his twister.
 Joseph Devine is n great guy. Devinc Is popular and well liked Dy
 his companions. Oh, yeah. 50 IS | Francis Mitchell, who recently sur
 rendered his title as "gassy" to Frankie Kennedy. The Soutn
 Leonard street terror has applied for n lease on the hOnOrs because he likes to wear the shiny badge. Jimmy Gallery is anxiously awaiting the chance to stack UP against Leo Coleman. They VIII
 meet again. This week Coleman taught Jimmy the finer points or
 good bowling.
 Joe Kelley Is bashful, but not so auict when LOftus needs gOOd pih-
 fall. This popular five inch swihgcr
 has shown surprising results
 throughout the season. Upon scv- eraI occasions the boys tried to get
 Joe uD in the air but 1t seems ms
 though this is an impossible fcat to
 perform.
 Charlie Keegan tells wierd tales
 of his exploits in other leagues However, "Cap" Mitchell IS thlnK- ing seriously of replacing keegan'
 who has been holding down the anchor position. Francis Lawior IS the most outstanding contender ana
 may be chosen as Keegan's success
 sor. Frank Hardy, diniinutive cap tain, acts as his own anchor as
 does Ed Loftus and the one anu only, but not entirely unholy 1os' eph Devine.
 c.... v,,, po orrctt drODpcd two
 to Ted Hnrtdy. Joe Coushlin, lead OfY man for the victOrs, ran into dihicuItics in the person or Jln Moore. Cy Dunply and Barrett reafurcd for the losers, while much
 credit is duo Bill Keller and Bar ney smith. The lattcr's average has ben on the upward trend dur ing the past few weeks.
 F The four man Fitzgerald club topnled 4SO pieces of maple in the first round. Next week the thlrd series will be completed. There IS another yet to follow.
 Patrick Garvcy and Harry Simp.. son. Patsy and Harry to you, put on a nice exhibition. Harry was
 simply grand. On one occasion
 Patsy stepped back. wrinkied ms, features and left go. The pill com-
 pIcted its course In tine gutter. Tiie second shot Garycy stepped back, surveyed the situation and again let 20. The gutter received the sec Ond offering. The third and Last try brought boistcrOus results. The crack of lumber could be heard Tar away. Our Patsy redeemed him' self. Every pin fell.
 For your information we have com piled the following facts con. corning our league. We hope that the data as presented holds some interest for the readers.
 WceLly Singles