The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-11
NAUGY YMCA SPORT NEWS
(speciaI to The Delaocrat)

Naugatuck, Dec 1.-The Nauga- tuck "Y" volley ball seconds scored their first triumph of this season Saturday when they defeated the Ansonia "Y" combine in all three games of a match played in Am sonia. The secores were 15-11, 16- IA, 15-13. The last two games were quite close with Naugatuck coming from behind in the second to triumph. The local played sur prisingly well, considering the fact that it was the first time they played together this year.
 Naugatuck's lineup comprised Bob Day, B. Pike, Irwin Grant, Paul Meardsley, Alec Nolde and Edwar Wyatt, A return match in Naugatuck is planned.
 Naugatuck, Dec 1.-The Sea Gulls, explained by Daniel Calla- han and the Blue Jays led by Jack Thurston tied for the lead yester- day in the Knights of Columbus bowling league following 8 re- adjustment of the league teams by the bowling committee. Last week eight teams had been scheduled to bowl but there were only six on hand so it was decided yesterday to cut the league to six teams of four men each and a re-arrange- ment of these groups was then made.
 It was decided the matches rolled on Sunday, December 3, would be thrown out and yester- day marked the new opening Of the league. The Sea Gulls dropped the first string to the Crows but rallied to win the next two strings had total pfnfall. The Blue Jays won the first two strings from the Robins but lost the final string by a five-pin margin. How ever, they won total pinfall.
 Break Even
 The remaining match brought together Henry Freeman's Spar rows and Joe Zehnder's Orioles. Some bowling was shown by both teams. The Sparrows lost the first by seven pins and the second also but captured the third by large enough margin to assure them of total pinfall and hence a split with the Orioles, each getting two points.
 The makeup of the teams under the new arrangement follows: Sparrows: Bunting, M. Smith, Free man, Donovan. Orioles-Butler, J. Zehnder, Condon, Murtfa. Grows. Ash, J. Best, W. Fitzgerald, cap tain and J. Talbot. Sea Gulls- D. Callahan, Sierkowski, Dunn. Deegan, LaChance, Dinnenny. Robins-McCarthy,. Lawley, cap tain, Lester, scuiiy.. Murtha had high single of 13s and duplicated this in the second string but slumped badly in the final string, hitting only 78. Charley LaChance had high total with 359 score.
 The "Y" Midgets defeated the "" Indian Midgets Saturday morning on the "" floor 34 to 4. The pass-work of the "Y" team stood out during the game. Coach Jimmie Mahan put in his subs dur ing the last half..
 The "Y" Jr Leaders game with the Boys Club Duwell was not played as the Waterbury team did not make their appearance in the borough. A team was selected of "" members named the Bad Wolfs and the former won 33 to 31. The game was the hottest played this year, with good passing and accurate shooting by both teams.
 The "" Speedboys defeated the Hopeville Crescents 4S to 25 in an afternoon game at the Y. Kovach, Nolan, Weaving and Morris all scored 5 baskets apiece. Ulrin play a star game for tfie loser.
 Another close evening in the evening was played by the "Y" Elmwood Yo-Yo's and the Water- bury Pitt Partners. The Partners won by a lone point 2s to 22. The visitors held the lead until the final minute to play when Walter Palmoski sunk one to lead 22-21. White put in the final basket with 2O seconds to play.