The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-10
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 Chasers 27 10 IT .370
 Captain Roy Krom's "Produc- tiOn Boosters" were aroused by the notice that was put on last weeks average sheet and walked away with three games from the some- what demented Cost Team. The Cost Team seemed to be lost with out Copp who was missing from the lineup. They say that he still is lost somewhere in the Maine Woods. Bill Caligan has sent out a radio appeal for F. F. Copp to be back with the lineup next week because that's about all the en- couragcment the Cost Team needs. 1t was the first night this season that Caigan's team has lost three games. Rockers 139 in the first game seemed to take the life out of the Cost Team so that they decided in altering the lineup. It was heard that Bradley wanted it be- cause Rocker, the bowler from Oakville, has taken him into cap every time that he has bOwletl against him. It was all to no avail but maybe Brandcly is laying to help bring the high averaging Cost Team down so that they won't have so much of handicap to hand out next round. He only bOwled 267. Rocker was superb on the alleys with 345 for the night. By losing three games the cost has fell into a triple tie for second place. Smith, a new recruit, stepped in tonight and was high for the Cost Team with 316.
 The onrush of the Rush System helped the Engineers to win two games from the Chasers. Singing Sam" Eusey. with his 124 in the second game helped to pull the Chasers through for their only vic tory, although it wasn't decided until the anchor men had bowled. "Boxy" Ferris is still in his slump because he rolled 7the first game. (Perhaps it might help if you removed the sweatshirt, "Foxy"). Gus Reihl, substituting for the Chaser's anchor man, John King, proved his mettle by hitting the wood for SPA. Archie, it may do you some good to keep him warm on the sidelines for future use. The Rush" Engineers sure- ly deserved winning the third game because White hit 1855 and Kirsch with a 129 and the team rolled 563. Bob White was high man for the Rush System by bowling 344. Charlie Rush, the league president filled a spare in the last frame of the last game with one pin. He wasn't able to say on what page in the Rush Manual that was on. Perhaps a new revised edition of the Manual ought to be published so that the spectators will be able to follow the game more closely. The Engineers by their winning have moved into the triple tie for second place.
 The league leading EstimatOrs had everything their own way be- cause they walked away with three games from the Smith" Plumbers by the EstimatOrs, because every man, rolled over 300. It looks as | serves to be in first place, and they are with five games ahead of theiI nearest rival E. Rowland Chase surprised the Plumbers by rolling 100 the first game. It certainly was a great surprise because he is the last man on the list of averages wit han average of 75. Dwyel was the big gun for the Vanquished Plumbers by rolling BPS. The big noise for the .EstimatOrs was ''SmiIing BOb'' Reinicke whC rolled 332. The Plumbers by drop. ping three games have gone into g tie for the cellar championship with the Chasers. Mr Fred Smitl had better get his team into a hud. dle and see what can be done tt help win some games and not re- main in the cellar. HEARD ALONG THE SIDELINEs I think I'll get rid of my hook and see if can roll a straight bal down the alley.-by Ralph Brande- | ly.
 wonder if Grooming George Drinkwater has any new songs about me- by Bill Caligan. don't think I'll have to get any more practice up in Oakville. - bS A. c. Rocker.
 MT Rush, what page does it say to get a one-pin filler on a spare asked by Pic Shea. (''It isn't 1T the book, yet!!r replied MT Rush) I think if I bowled every nighi of the week I migh be able to roll 400. - by Bob White.
 I don't think I'll put any more notices such as the one wrote last week. = by Secretary Rush Kirsch Ct isn't necessary after the good rolling that was done t,-is week.)
 I think I'll get some more croon- CTS on my team. - by Ray Krom.
 Gazey = pinch hitter for E. F. COpp- was absent - Cost los ] games to Production.
 Now Bill sayS-they can't blame me. If I was there, things would have been different, etc, etc, to which Bill Caligan says Blah!!!!!!
 Says ReihI to King - Your dec- orated sweater was just the thing says King to Reihl. I wea. it for bowling and not for style.
 Notice Ray Palmer giving C. Foster a tryout what do you suppose that boy is up to?
 Strange how Production NRA caps are meeting with approval Every other team borrow them to change their luck.-Get next and wear your own.
 Owing to the weakened condition of Drinkwater's vocal chords hls famous sOn UCaIiranv will hereaf.