The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-03
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Ed EXC" Ely with his Ee-Yah yell, Ca la Hugh Jennings) was the pep man of the Baker forces. He did most of his roofing from the rear ranks, but in the third game he eased down into the front lines when 1t looked as though his gang was going to pieces. His pep talk to SteWie Heitman had the desired results for Heit came through with 0 couple of marks after listening to Eds broadcasting.
 Bob Nelson showed the boys that his 75 of the previous week was just one of those things, by step ping out and shooting 387 for the night. Wouldn't be surprised If 1t won the seasons high three prize, Bobby.
 Attention of Bob Lagerquist. You will note that we have accepted your advice and arc again picking your gan, to go wrong this week. As us "Martyrs" are carded against you league leaders, wouldn't 1t be just too bad If nothing more than the old law of averages is in our corner tomorrow night. One of us is going to have some fun and one of us is going to take 1t.
 THE BAND WAGON
 Bob Nelson with his 387 is the head man this week. They used up plenty of chalk keeping his score. l.ugo Lange is Bob's first assistant. Hugo laid the wood for 351. A new wagoner this week is Harry Brennan, the Meter Department strong man: They had to re-wax the alleys after he burned them in totailing 351. si D'Vileskis is on again after one weeks absence. 348 made him eligible. Gus Breny tip- ped the timber for 333. Bet Frank Mellon didn't complain, Gus. We'll, if 1t isn't "Bennah" Goldstein we see grabbing 0 prominent seat on the wagon. That 313 must have re- minded you of old times, Ben. Fred Drummond recovered after a little slip the previous week. He south paved his way on with 324. 322 gave Ray O'Neill his third consecu- tive seat on the chariot. Ed Bly's 321 gives him chance to go for @ ride. Sure that distinguished looking youngster you see among the select Is Frank Cicchetti. 320 wasn't 1t, Frankie? George smiths
 0 was bad news to Red Mor- iarty's crowd. Ray Lautenschlager horizontalled the lumber for 3lS. You can't beat the "Doitch". Can you, Ray? Peter Lewis contribu- ton of 312 helped put the Potters over the top. Ben Mellor, the Thomaston Express. came through with 3l2. Hope you do 1t again this week, Ben, we'll need 'em. I'll wager Otto Moulette's breath is coming in short trousers by this think we would forget your 330, Otto.
 The prize winners: High Three Bob Nelson; High Single-Harry Brennan: High Team-'The Mur. phys; Attendance-Hank DOwney. Wilbur Stone won the kicker prize, also the Genlot Luncheon ticket. Again the CLAP Co. boys lead the parade, by being the first In town to organize u big pin league which is composed of four. five man teams. At the prestnt time the Leuu leu Dy JerTy iIuNAS ID OhV pohls un on Gus Breny's outfit while Faed Drummond's "Desperados" are trailing the second placers by | a point. Howard Humphries" "I1ustlers" are in the cellar but claim 1t Is only temporary condi- ton. The boys appear to be getting plenty of pleasure dumping the massive lumber.
 | STATION BLAH before de- cnergizing reminds you that you are on brand new year and de- sires 1t to be one of happiness to you and yours. but hopes that among your new year resolutions is | nc that goes, T shall not disap- point my friends by absenting my self on bowling night" See you to- | y,, arroU, niuht