The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-20
YMCA Notes
Church League Team St.
League Records "nnlxlrx Hinl,

League RecOrdS
 Weekly High.
 Greatorex 1854; high single 165. Cameron. Nelson 372; high three 415, Nelson. Bunker Hill 576; high game SIS, South Federated. St Paul's Episcopal 1633; high team, 17o3, St Paul's Episcopal. Special Notice to All Teams At a meeting of the team cap tains, officers and advisory board of the Church League it was voted and carried that an equal distribu- | tion of alleys for all teams would be taken care of by the secretary and all teams were to abid by it.
 Games This Week Tuesday, Nov 21-South Feder- ated vs First Congregational; al- l'leys l and 2. Second Congrega- tional vs St Paurs M. E.; alleys and 4. First M. E. vs Prospect; alleys 5 and 6.
 Wednesday, Nov 22-Mill Plain vs First Baptist; alleys l and g.. St Johns vs St Pauls Episcopal. alleys 3 and 4. Swedith Lutheran vs Bunker Hill; alleys and 6. | As a result of this weke's bowl | lIlk dCIltlllcS We Y lISl M. IA. 1895 again leading the pack by one game with Second Congregational and Bunker Hill tied for second place 15-8. One game behind them come Prospect, Mill Plain and St Paul's Episcopal 14-7. It will be a kene fight between the above teams to see who comes across this year with tn ecup as they are all fairly venly matched but St Paul's Epis- copal rolling the most consently of all, has come along in steady up- ward climb and has as good a chance as any if they keep up the good work.
 Bunker Hill ?, St Johns Bunker Hill led by Poulson 365, and Muchalight. 342, sort of took the wind out of the sails of the St Johns Lutheran boys when they | took games in hard fought match, and rolled high game hon. ors for the week. Walter Magel, 337 and Hans Ruegg 317. were the high pin-toppers for St Johns but could not stem the tide of defeat. | First M. k. 3, First Cong. 0 First M. B. was hard put to take games away from the hard fight ing, never-say-die First Congrega- tional team.
 Everyone but one on the First M. B. hit over 300 but were incon- sistent in doing it, rolling now high, now low, while the First Congrega- | tional men were consistent but the | pins were breaking something ter- rible all night for them. Abbote was high man for First Congrega- tional with Skeets Sutherland sec ond high.
 St Paups Episcopal 3, South Federated o.
 Bob Greatorex, the wonder bowl CT for St Paul's Episcopal, led his team to a smashing defeat of the gallant boys from South Federated church.
 Bob annexed the high single honers of 154 for the week while all of his teammates hit 300 and over for 1633, the high team rec ord of the week. Watch these boys, they are there all right.
 Northrup with his S4S, Kneen 314, and Cook BIO, were just noa backed up by their other two men enough to be feared except in the second game.
 Morrill, and Klobe were the 800 | OtcE TUT oCCOA0 SOhSA O61sAOAA~ al while Bird, Parsons, Charlie Brown, and Oscar Swanson were hitting them like fighting fools. Why not? Look at the excellent cheering section they always have. Mill Plain 2, Swedith Lutheran Mill Plain took two away from the Swedish boys after as interest ing a match as has been rolled on these alleys. NH Plain easily took the first game, but slumped in the second and the Swedish boys romped home with that one. The third game was close even in Swedith Lutheran favor until the last three boxes when Captain Harvey of Mill Plain pulled a spare to win the game.
 John Nelson, anchor man of Swedish Lutheran who rolled 370 for three games, missed two marks in the last game and lost it to Mill Plain. St Paul's M. E.-Baptists When the bell sounded at 8 p. m. only one eff the St Paul's M. F. men were on the alleys ready to roll, the rest of the boys were expecting a ride down in car that had frozen hard in the cold gnap.~ All other