The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-13

Eee B4u6OIt S tHUiu--1 1b tOO,
 had my fun with you & you &
 you.
 Arguments we had but none SC
 bad,
 As to make the boys real mad. ' For eight long years the l.. I. P's Have stuck together like q bunch of bees.
 During the season each Thursday at eight,
 Genial Jack Kairis met us ali al the gate;
 The pin boys worked like the dickens,
 As they watched Jack give Joe q Ilck-ln,
 Some had to 1Osc-wc all can't win,
 That is what makes competition
 (By Miss IOtta StrlIScsanspares)
 Held de ho, Neigh Ho, Auf Wei dersehen, Gesundhcit, Au Revolr, Lik kitam pasimatymu, - which means anything you want 1t to mean, but to the l.. I. r. bowling gang 1t means: Till we meet again or Remember to get togetheY next September.
 Now hail to the chumps, mean champs, Hop ShcrOn's hOppcrs and Joe YanaviclI's wonders finished the season dcad1Ockcd, neccssitaf- : ing n playOff and giving an excited crowd of rOOtcrs an opportunity tO boo or cheer their favOrito team, and maybe the boys don't know tho A E Cs of clfereing (mOstIy Bronx).
 Sheron's hoppers hopped all over tho wonder boys and took the first gamo by a 515 to 498 margin. When Capt Sheron got Q 10 pin filler on 10th box spare, In the second game Alibi Ike Stokes came through with 125 score and put the wonder boys out front by 8 pins (508 to 500). When Shcron got but lone pin on . spare in the eighth box, the third and deciding game was a rout When Joey Cibulskis. Bill Bradu- mas, John March. Al Vaitukaitit and Capt Sheron swarmed all over the alleys like bees and trimmed tho Yanavich wonders worse than 8 manlcurist trims fn- gernails, the score, 515 to 447 or G8 pins difference.
 The champs for 1832-33 are as follows: Joe CibulsIsis. average 05 84, and sweet lcadOH Dlan; BlIl Bradunas, average 04.40, who hil 32O for the 2 pIayOff games: John nv March, average 1OO.O7 and high DlayofT scorer with 325 - "Nict work J0hn"; Al Vaitukaitis. aver. age 08.72, who has pulled many q game out of the fire with timely marks, and capt hopping hop MIkf Shcron, average 1O4.00, who kep' the boys on their toes all thrOugf n season that was filled fO the brim with thrills, uDscts. doubts expectations and what have you. Sheron's worthy opponents were Druggist Bill Kenuasis.. Alibi lke Stokes. Frank Romanauskas Genial Johny Stankus who proved to be the spark plug of the team when pins were badly needed ana ca pt wonder Joe Yanavich who de- serves credit for bringing the boys ITOTD TOWIttt anu tbsD place as the result of the pIayoHs Capt Ed BObbIn and sexton Johf Vaitukaitls finished in q tie Tor 3rd pIacc and believe you me. noth' ing would have pleased the wrin' more than to have Secn Bobbin ui on that coveted piusi, lined. hig' backed throne commonly Known as first DIacc. A real dyed In tbf wool LIP bowler. a constant boI-i- CT. never missed a nights bowling and his sportsniansl,Ip Is 100 nc' cent plus, win or lose. My ri.H- peaux is ofY tO you capt isObD'n not forgetting that maple sicnm. is,cr Pop Zubras. wbo p"ncu many q chestnut out Of the hFc both verbally and b0wlingiy. yaltukaitIs achievement m boosting rabbit foot Dr Colney average from 2 points less than 100000 up 10 90 and better. de. serves n place in the LIP who's who. but the fact that he worked his team from the cellar to the top and kept it there for about 2v weeks Is also something to write home about.