The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-27

Wind, Jack Hanion, blows in from Naugatuck. All ship ping along the coast warned 5:3s D. m.-Chasers hold election for captain. Result: Mulhol. land 2, Ferris 2, Joe Dubiel 1, Hanlon 0 Tie, declared no vote.
 5:So D. m.-Hanlon assumes cap- taincy of Chasers. 5:42 D. m.-Enginccrs plan to give "Rusll System another trial as they tcc-OR against the Plumbers
 5:I3 D. m.-PIumbers appeal ,to President Burt for better op. position.
 5:49 p. m.--EstlmatOrs start sec. Ond team against Production. 5:53 p. m.-Tnrgc PumbIing sound on No. 1 and 2 alleys, at first niosaken for an earthquake discovered 10 he Professor Rush dropping his "aitchcs" when after making strike he shouted, "A bIinkin' 'cy. nonny-nonny 'Otcha 'ey Icy 'ey.
 5:58 D. m.-HanlOn gets 5.bOx and declares it will not happen again.
 5:5O D. m.-1IanlOn gets a 3.bOx and resigns as captain. $500 D. n1-Ferris takes over cap. taincy of Chascrs. 6:05 p. m.--Keliher, just acquitted of professional charges, is recognized by his former pin- boy, Pic Shea.
 SIP p. m.--Cost defeats Chasers txxv i Lally, in a roll-off, each get pin filler on a last box spare.
 6:13 D. m.-Hanlon again assumes captaincy of Chasers. 6:17 D. mold e n tleman mis- takes Pic Shea for John Wilkes Booth, man who shot Lincoln.
 6:1s p. m.-Prof. Rush demon- strates Rush System 6:2o D. m.-"Rush System" loses more followers. 6:2S p.m.-With 0. Mover bow. ling on No. alley, Bob White on No. 2, Reichenbach on No. 3, Sullivan, on No. 4, Hanlon on No. 5 and Copp on No. 6, the pin-bOys declared Q recess.
 0:2o p. m.-Fred 0. Smith, com putting with his pocket rule. determines amount of energy units saved by pin n-boys while aforesaid gentlemen bowl. 6:80 D. in.-Enginecrs beat Plum bers by 40 pins. 0:S1 p. m.-Engincers vote to adopt the "Rush Bowling System."
 8:82 p. m.-Russcl Kirsch instructs Don Seaver to make up lay. outs and blueprints on "Rusll Systcm' 6:4l p. m.-George Egan buys Rush School of Bowling" 6:42 p. m.-W. Husted appoints a committee to act in the cap- acity of trustee and guardian for George Egan. 6:50 D. m.--Estimators trim Pro- duction. Estimators take out 2nd team and substitute 3rd team.
 6:65 D. m.-Rare specimen of moth discovered as Tommy Miller makes expedition to his wal let to pay for his bowling. 6:58, p. m.--Cost defeats Chasers again by two pins. It Is the fourth game in two weeks that the Cost have won two pins or less.
 6:59 D. m.-H a n lon of Chasers denies rumors of signing as captain of Cost team. 7:00 D. m.--As the Chasers lost two games, 1t was decided that between the Rush System" and the "Ferris Form," the "Caligan Style" was the best 7:O2 D. m.--Mulholland scizes post as captain of Chasers. 7:O6 D. m.-Plumbers trim Engin. eers fin second game. 7:O7 p. m.--LayOuts and blucprints of "Rush System" held up. 7:15 P. m.-Caligan gets 3-box and quits team in disgust. 7:10 D. m.--Mcmbcrs of Cost team saddencd as Caligan returns to the fold.
 7:21 p.m-TwO Chascrs, Vernon Wade with 322 and Tim Fer ris with 3f9, make the All American.
 7:22 p. m.-Chascrs win last game from Cost and Drinkwater, Wade and Ritucci claim cap- taincy.
 7:2s p. m.--Roy Krom purchases COVJ Ok 1buoh NkMhuCA oA Bowling"
 7:25 p. m.--lsoy KrOm gets . 5-bOx and A-bOx.
 7:25 p. m.-Copy of Rush Manual of Bowling" found in waste basket.
 7:32 p. m.-Bill Dwyer scores a 343 total, including singles of 127 aid 130 and leads the All American team this week. 7:38 D. m.-Estimators total 633 in lost game and take ? out of from the Production. 7:39 p. m.--Ray Palmer, suffering with stra ined shoulder, knocks off a 118 score. With the flu or the humps, Ray should do at least 140. 7:40 D. m.--Two members of the Estimators, Ray Palmer and Vito Travisano, become mem- bers of the All-Afnerican with scores of 31S and 321, respec- lively.
 TAI p. m.-Plumbers again defeat Engineers. Engineers decide to outlaw Rush system" 7:47 p. m.--Pin-boys happy as use ual after league chore of cleaning gutters Is not neces- sary. F 7:4s ?. m Especial to Nausatuck