The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-15


 The Cost team in the absence of their able captain, Bill Caligan, won two games from the Produc- ton Boosters. The Cost team used three substitutes this week and were able to win in spite of the handi- cap of 30 pins which they had to donate to the Boosters. There didn't seem to be much noise dur ing these games because Callgan was absent and Drinkwater started to "croon" but it was to no avail. It is rumored that Captain krom is going to side-track Lefty Lefty" Reichenbach for Pic Shea. Reichenbach has been slipping ter ribly lately and he only got one pin filters on his spares. Becker was back in form and trimmed his Oakville rival, Brandley, two out of three games. Captain Roy Krom was high for the Booster with 344 and Anchor Joe" Dubiel was high for the winning Cost team with 341. It looks like the Cost team is gradually trying to climb back into first place and this weeks victory has brought them into a tie for third place with the Production Boosters.
 Mulholland's Chasers again broke through to win two games at the expense of Rush's Engineers. We think that the Engineers have lost their stability and it may be due to the absence of Prof Burt who hasn't been bowling for the past few weeks. It seems that the Chasers were trying to take the spotlight with all the noise they were making this week. White, of the Engineers, and Jack Hanlon, of the Chasers, bowled high for their respective teams with 334. Hanlon is once again hitting his tride by bowling anhcor man. Keep up the good work, Jack, and may be you will be able to pull the Chasers out of the cellar.
 The league leading Estimators lost two hard fought games to the Smith Plumbers, losing them by 4 and 3 pins. Travy's boys have been slipping lately and they had better start trying to get in the winning column again because the other teams are gradually closing in on them. Keep up the good work, Fred Smith, and your team will gradually climb up, only be careful to pick the right substitutes. Sullivan was the the big gun of the week by rolling high single, 154, and high three of 372. Bill Dwyer was high for the Plumbers with 313. Perhaps if Sullivan hadn't rolled that game off early, it might have spelled total defeat for the Estimators.
 The All-American Five
 Tim Sullivan, Estimators. 372 Roy Krom, Production ...... 344 Joe Dubiel, Cost .......... 341 Tim Ferris, Chasers ........ 334 Bob White, Engineers ...... 334
 The Five Highest Averages Dubiel, Cost .............. 107.2 Krom, Production ........ 105.S wade, Plumbers .......... 1O3.S Travisano, Estimators .... 102.7 King, Chasers ............ 1922
 Pick-ups Here and There
 E. F. Copp is still missing from the Cost lineup, but no news has been. received about whether he is through with the team or not.
 The Cost team in spite of using three subs managed to win two games.
 We wonder what has happened to Prof Burt? Is the team get ting too good for you now?)
 President Rush is now asking questions of the good bowlers on how to get some of those tricky spares. We wonder if he is try ing to boost his average of 89. Why not try out some of these in the Factory league as few other bowl CTS are doing?
 Lefty" Reichenbach will have to do some pretty good bowling if he wants to remain on the Pro- duction team according to rumors