The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-14
ST PATRICK'S
 BOWLING NOTES
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 The evening opened up at St, Jo- aeph's alleys with few or the DOVE missing susual and may ! ntnte here there is no greater nnrulGamp ttnt vou aa nn individual can give vo,,r ten mthan by being absent, so if those boys that were absent VII! kindIy report netX week we VII! aii feel better. You may hA well alI be informed that as long as ] nm writing for this league those who are missing arc going to get a sood banning.
 TO prove what l have said ,s trve l an going to hkc Emn,c I,oit,s's team for m cxnnp'c' P1' -diO is always present hiid hls niaIcs arc always present therefore hc won the pcnnant last year and is or fo duplicate the same fcnt t'ils year, Eddie has a strong conbii'n' ttOn in Tom Kcarncy. F'wncls Mitchell and Cy. Dunphy To date fjts J,offus array have won games and lost 1. 4 ne way 10 when to start the season.
 Ed, Coughlin won tho cash prize for this week so you couldn't cE- peet his team to do much under such circumstances. James tChcik TvrrelD made his debut this week ana rounded out tho night with q 100 avernge--that's great work Chick. Ray sheridan and Patsy Garvey had tough night of it but never mind boys you VIII nave n better night next time.
 Him Barrett and his cohorts arc stepping right out after thc 1cadcr' sI,iD this year. too. SO "" can cx' pcct great fight fro rntbcsc DoSs' Joe Dunphy. John Mitchell, Nusso and Jim Barrett
 Now we come to Ted Hardy and his collection of bowlers. Ted was not up to his usual form thls week but nm looking forward to n great aeagon for our Ted. Joe Coughlin claims that his team should not have lost tho first game and nc wishes to protest on the grounds that the opposing teams captain was allowed 10 bowl the first game when he was according to the rules absent. Well Joe all thht ] can Hny is that you should take your trou- bies to the proper authorities. Who wns the man you had to take aver. ago for, Ted? Tell him 10 show up next week or he will be put on tho spot, Bert Buckley is another new member in our league. Well Bert VOL are welcome and ] hope you ' wIIi get better breaks In your next appearance.
 Next OH the prOgrnDi is the ever daunticss Francis Fitzgerald ana hIs stone t,rOwcrs. Jack Conan. Harry Ryan and Fmncis .C0ughliil. trhts tcan, also forms C very strong combination and each and every. one of these men VII bear watcli- ing as tlic season goes along.
 Our next team is none other than Charlie Kecgan's array. Charlie has two new members on his club so may I introduce Mir Hank Gngan and Mr Driscoll both of these boys will be q big asset to you in your fight for honors thls year. so treat tifcm right Charlie. The other members of this team is none other than the great Bud Kennedy who is stepping right along in the bowl ing world and we all hope you live up to your expectations, Bud.
 The boy that had the most favor. able night of them all was BIIl Keller. Bill spilled the old pins foi the mere tOta of $50 for the three games. Not SO had Bill
 Ike Lawlor also hit the three hundred mark. You must remem- Der that this is Ike's first season with us and I should call this very good bowling for a new conner. Jim Caffery and Bill Keefe also went through the motions but neither of these lads seemed to be having much luck.
 Young Eddie Fitzgerald, Mir Dill Inn and John Delaney. all new corners captained by Father Wirku' did their best to help in the pinches but the only one the pins would fall for was Father Wirkus. Father . had a great night. He bounced tho woodwork around for the sum Ol 330. Not so bad Father.
 Don't forget. the smoker mex, Monday evening, October 23rd. Il won have any argument that yo. would like to settle, well boy. al won have to do Is sign up and wt will put you on as the feature bout