The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-10

The fifteenth game of the "45" tournament sponsored by tine St Francis Holy Name society was played last night in the Holy Name rooms, before the largest crowd that has attended so. far. They were entertained by tho witty re- marks and the al around comedy of the players. Among the many interesting spectators were Rev James OConnor, former football player John Hannon and Attorney James Shea, who assisted Dan Baldwin nicely in checking up the scores John Phelan's "All Stars' were the high scorers of the eye. eye. nIng taking over Bill kelly's were in great form last night, with their regular lineup. The four horsemen, who were missing last week, were all back in tho lineup last night and more than made up for their absence of last week, Big Joe" Coughlln, Phil Kelley big score of IA games out of 2l' Then came the second table with Father Dillon lead-off man assisted Uy fFeu COuBIii uho oohh hSo's turning in another nice score of ia out of 21. Then the third table with "1ddie" Donohue, Tom Me. Hugh and Patrick Fitzpatrick win. ming at their table 11-10. Cnpt "Biil" Kelley was not In tho "Flashes" lineup due to sickness He was informed of the defeat over the telephone by Father Dillon, ...t.A AaAIA thA aa"a ,ian ua ptlU fA him and asked him if he had any niibi to make, to which Bill laugh. ingly remarkodi "You know Father if was there, you wouldn't havo any victory to crow about"
 rom Byrnes and his "Tablo slammers' were defeated by Tom Tom appeared 0 little bit loery of his oppononts from tho start. He always has tho greatest of praise for the "Boy wonders" admitting that they are tough team, and goes us far us saying If he doesn't { win the first prize it will surely be rom Horan. However, he will come back as strong as ever next week, already informing Bill o. Donnell to have his team at their best.
 William o'Donneii's "dalty Boys'' came out victorious over John Bowey's "Siigo Terrors" 3b-2S Billy is only two games bohind Byrnes now, and Is making c great stab for. first place, where he in- tends to land. Billy cheers his team up before each game by telling them Q few stories. bring their thoughts back to the dalty mountains and he knows noth- ing will bring better results than that. John Bowey's "Sllgo Ter rors' are now Just in tho center of the standing and will have to start one way or the other. Chris Harmon whispered something to Capt. Bowey. which sounded like this, I've will have Co get going or there will bo some releases handed out. " Next week we arc playing the "All Stars' and 'it IA ono team that Chris IA anxious to take over, and already has inform cd Father Dillon that he wants to oppose him. at the same table along with John Phelan and Fred coughlin. He wants to see if they can take it.
 rho two Mikes" Goggins and Craney opposed each other last night to which doRgins took Cra. ney over 36-es. Goggins No. 1 tablo with "Big Tomp Ryan. Hussey and Scott turning in c score of seventeen games, the highest score yet registered in the contest so far. Mike always has great confidence in that table. and there's no reason why he should n't with "Big rom" shooting the forward passes and Hussey ae- cepting them. It was indeed c pleasure to watch them working out. Miko Craney isn't aiibing anything, he Just takes tho breaks us they come. Tho team was going along nicely until Mikes coach. Teddy OieE, was stricken with q severe cold, which almost put him on his back accounting some for Mikes defeat. He was unable t0 give them the usual pep talk, be-. ing nli choked up.
 "Scoopld" Carey's fDaredevils" defeated J. T'itzmaurice's "Bham. rocks" 34-20. AS usual the old reliable. dependable, outstanding. honorable judge Mike Hartnett eame across with his usual big score, handing in thirteen games