The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17
Special Notice

Special Notice
 The Y Church league schedule will remain as it is for October IF and IS, but after that will be ar ranged so that the Tuesdays and Wednesdays are more evenly distri- buted among the teams.
 Alley Collections
 This weeks honors go to Bill Blair of First M. F. for high single of 140, and Walter Magel of St Johns for high three of 37S, but Nelson's high single record of 160, and high three record of 415 still stands.
 Mill Plains high game record of last week 5Sg, was not menaced at all this week, but the high team score of 1644 was chalked up by the St Paurs Episcopal team from Waterville.
 St Johns is now leading the field with six straight wins, with St Pauls Episcopal, Prospect, First M. E., and Bunker Hill tied for second place. Second Cong. has third place but will not be there long.
 Mill Plain this year has not hit it's stride and had better buy a pair of spurs, or see the picture, "The Three Little Pigs" or else they will not even be in second place.
 In Tuesday nights scrap St Johns torpedoed First Baptist talk ing all three games. William labs, Walter Magel and Hans Reugg were the torpedo crew while Capt E. Swanson went down with the ship, rolling the best of his team.
 St Johns has the distinction of having the most consistent bowler in the league, one of their men rolled 93, 94, 95.
 Last years champs, Second Cong put the skids to Joe Kneen's South Federated boys who seemed to be in slump this last week. We'll, watch them come back and here's good luck to last years champs. They need it, and pins too.
 First M. k. just nosed out Swed- ish Lutheran in the first two games, winning the first by eight pins, and the second by four pins. The games this week were won by the sterling work of Bill Blair, anchor man for First M. E. who won both games by marks in the last boxes.
 Lanky Steve Holloway was cele- brating a family affair near and dear to him and his wife and was not here, and oh, how he was missed in the lineup, but watch him go next week.
 Nelson and Red Norling sure up- held the Swedish Lutheran honors by their fine strings of 136 and 134.
 Harold Wright, lead-off man for First M. E., finally got his eye on the ball in the second and, third games and helped his teammates to their first all in some time.
 Bunker Hill ran away with First Cong on "Wednesday night, but the first game was all First Cong until Sutherland had a spoil 1t by get ting two marks in the last two frames and taking the game by IA pins.
 The second and third games were in the bag. but Attic's, l mean Garrett's First Cong men showed fine spirit all the way through and when the men who have not been bowling for three and four years get back in favor the story will be little different. Prospects, men with O. Swanson leading, all rolled five games, this | week, taking two away from NH Plain after the most exciting match on the alleys this week. Hubbard, c. Anderson, D. Brown and Capt Harvey, rolled we'll for Mill Plain, but could not hold Prospect down.
 The dark horse team mentioned last week. St Paul's Episcopal took away from St Paurs M. E. and are DOW in second place. These boys ere quiet and soft spoken but l think they have as good a chance as any team in the league to take home the cup at the end of the season.