The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-14

pins, which gave them 10 VIII over Brother JOe's wonder sextet.
 And maybe it isn't fun to watch the expression on Joe's face when
 his team is winning and then vice versa, if the odds are against them. Ask SlOkus, he knows. Don't let it freeZ, Joe.
 Sheriff Jenusaitis vs John Ko- pizch was a number that contained more fun than a barrel of monkeys with the Sherff finally handcuffing 2 games. For an old timer, Lieu tenant Matt Balanda certainly showed that plumber, Al Rice, how | to make connections on the bowl | ing alleys. Alibi Ike Mike Stokes was pushed, showed and trampled on to the time of BOA to 262 by
 Hop Sheron, strange as it may seem, there was no alibi, Kingpin
 Kopizch just couldn't get started and when he finally did, Sherlff Jenusaitis was all through, but Kingpin's only comment was, wait until the next series. You are an optimist, Kopy.
 Captain Robbins legal lights out scored Laskey's Newsies 1,69O to 1888, yet were unable to win
 more than Q lone game. You win, yet you lose, eh BObbin. And say;
 what's this! Happy Laskey was
 high scorer on his team with S11. | Will someone please call Manager 1 Kairis, there must be . mistake
 somewhere or else-that's 1t, "OS
 ELSE" Happy kept his own score. A coincidence on Robbins team
 was Jokabaitis and Cradles rOll- ing 278, while Ed Yanayich and
 Attorney Clarence Balanda also
 pulled the twin act with SoS apiece. What Captain BObbin rolled is nobody's business but his
 own. I'm still your friend, Ed. Captain Bill Mazaikas two-game defeat can be attributed to one persons efforts and they were re- cord breaking. Newlywed Billy Dubauskas got so many marks the first game that it was necessary to stop bowling until alley manager, Mazaika could procure another 1000 pieces of marking crayon. Bills score of 156 is something TOT the boys to shoot at and his S14 total was the margin that spelleu defeat for the MaZaika clan. Have YOU boys noticed the improvement in Alderman John Bendler's bowl ing of late? John manages to squeeze a couple of 100 scores out of his system most every week. Alta boy, John.
 The two leaders - Captain John Vaitukaitis with high average or 1f.24 and Mortician John Stokes with low average of 71.4 (What a booby prize this chap will get) did their utmost to get out of the cellar
 but the pill rollers led by Captain Bill KenausiS couldn't see 1t that way and down in the valley Of the deep went John for a three game loss. One can overlook an Occas- ionaI 88 game, but when that score is continuous week after week.
 then I would say - Stokes is m the right business - MOrtician-aly and bowlinly.. Now, maybe that didn't hit the bullseye. ut's all in
 fun, John, it may be me next wcek).
 Our most ardent rooter and booster "was' Margaret Stokes, but after the time she had locating her basketball outfit last week perhaps I am correct in saying, was. Happy Laskey-Doc Selens-Hop Sheron-Al Vaitukaitis-Jok okabaitls and Ed Bobbin sure did give that Boston bag an awtul tossihs around.
 Someone tossed pop bottle at Happy Laskey as he was about to
 bowl and after reading the note inside (Ieave $10,OOO under rock. or else?) Laskey immediately sought protection from Detective Matt Balanda. (YOu're on the spot, Hap.)
 This weeks booby prize winners are John Stokes 65, A. Radvila 14' Judge Bronsky 76. Dr Zemans 70, pr Hill 79, and Matt Balanda " with a spare. Bring on the Ea- loney, Al.
 And say; those of you who go in for basketball, don't forget the star attraction at St Joseph's hali' Saturday night, between our own K. of l.. boys and the well known BAG. quintet of basketballers. That means you, too. Sclens, you can play your ping pong after- wards.