The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-26
L. I. P. League B01Oling Gossip

a bit shaky. Captain John and his team mates are out there every minute enjoying theifiselves-if not larly that little 300 pound boy, John Wubble Stokes.
 sheriff Jenusaitis and his depu. ties, through the stellar pin top- bling. ability of Grinctiinas,. M. Stokes and Cal Danisavage, once again scuttled the good ship ''Vaitalraitis" and sent 1t down to Davey Jones' locker which is as bottom as bottom can be, isn't 1t Brenners?
 Captain John Yanavich's boiler makers, eveh though minus the services of the yelling yeller,. Al Vaiionis, who took long deep breath and woke tip to lind his ape pendix a fused to was' (hope this finds you well on the road to re- covery, AID managed to take Pop Zubras' sextet over the jumps for three games and sneak into first place all by themselves. Jack Mikit, a boy from the wilds of watertown is pinch hitting for vailonis and rolled an suspicious iO6 the second game. Guess the Zubieites didn't click if the shake- up in the lineup means anything.
 Captain Ed Bobbin took two ont of three from the MaxailKa clan but not before the last ball was thrown was the winner i'm any of the three games. known, Bobbin attributes his luck to those new sDft coal bowling halls that he brought back from Pennsylvania last week. The cigar Ed was smoke must have come from Pittsburg-That one was spontaneous, eh what!
 Bill Kenausiy pill rollers like all pills rolled along with the breeze with Captain Lasky's Newsies giv- ing them a shove every now and then, and before you knew 1t the pills had dissolved and Lasky was declared the winner, 3 to 0. In- cidently not a Kenausi-ite rolled 300 which may or may not mean a thing. Dr Selens bet the boys he could. make a one pin spare and immediately, all hands dove into pockets and purses. Doc got the spare like a veteran and walked off with 17. cents. I'm still waiting for that drink, Doc.
 Il. I. F. T1DBITs
 After gIancing about and missing Al VailOfiis, Hop ShcrOn remarked, Ars body may be in St Mafy's but I'll bet his spirit is with the L. I. F. bowling gang.--That goes. for all of us, Al.
 Charles Dubauskas rolled 12S and was immediately declared the star of the team. Charlie's chest began to expand and B-r-x-r-r Chollies shirt split in 32 different places, then as he noted Jenusaitis' 6 score he remarked, only an ex- star.
 MendIe the Band baker failed to rise to the occasion and rolled but % with thrcc spares. It wasn't Friday the 18th but Alderman Ben- dler rot 1S pins in the first two boxes and the jifx stuck with him thereafter.
 Tom Delinks asked Hop Sheron where Kopiczh was. sheron re- piled, Kopy must have died as he hadn't seen him all week. Oh no, countered Tom, he couldn't have died because didn't bury him. (Is your insurance paid up Hopiczh?) Al Rice's plumbing connections did not VWOr1k 70 well on the alleys ST with . epare-Nuff scd. Beat team on parer remarked Al Kasi- das-yes. Waldorf added, Happy Lasky-fhey must have been talk ing about Kopicsh's team. The evening famous Hops were --Mortician Stokes 6s, Ed Lasiy 70. rather Kripas S6,. w. Pitcavage SS, Dan Stokes SS, Billy Maxaika Dl, Pop zubras eS. Sexton vaite- kaitis 9e, Bill Seredinskas eS with d spare. Jack Bruxas 77 and What T1o. we find 3.2 Wilson also in the TO class as we'll aD Judge Br0nsky "A with Whill Hop Sheron also hit "A but used his left arm. What a gang.
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