The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-03

A slight analysis of the above standing furnishes very conclusive e,idence why this Connecticut Light and Power Company League of ours is attracting such wide- spread attention. Any league with as large team composition as ours, which at the halfway mark on the schedule, has only q 10 point separation between the lead CTS and the cellar occupants can not help but have an overwhelm- ing successful season. Such Is the condition that exists in our league at thJ present writing with all in- dlcations pointing to It's continu- ance for the balance of the season. One other thing that is a contribut- Ing factor to the success of our league Is the evenness of balance of the teams. Tom Flanagan and his organization committee must have given the individual averages a very scrutinous study when they made up the teams, for they have accomplished job that Is very well done. We take this opportun- ity to rub their fur in the right di- rection.
 Jack Roberts, "Jolners" continue to maintain their grip on the toy rung. Last week Jacks gang had as their victims the Cellar Ads, pi- lotcd by the dapper Ray Mills. Ray O'Nen was the big shot of the Ro. bcrts three point victory. Ray LAu. tenschlager's Cowboys" continued on their drive toward the top by dishing out q four point wallOplng to Ed McInan's "Muscle Men" Frank Mcllon's "Aircdale Tamers' four point win over George Sulll. vans "CrOOners" brought them [ peg nearer the top. Gus Breny, q now man in the Mellon lineup, wai bad news to "Sully's" gang.
 Cy Cross saved the Martyrs" the stigma of four point defeat by coming to bat in the last game with enough marks to run his score up to 112 which brought the Mar. tyrs in with Il six pin victory and incidentally the only one of tho night. Cy is giving his average boost each week.
 Tom Flanagan's "Steam Rollers and Jack Moriarty's "Bushmen' furnished tho main attraction 0 the night. Their second game which ended in Q tie, was Q hum dinger. A roll off of two boxes pc man .;as necessary before Tom gang was declared the winner.
 After the match between tn, Baker Wonder Boys" and thu Martyrs" 1t occurred to us tha Harry Brennan of the Bakers mus have been nursing Q private grudg, against us. He had to select Q nigh when his team opposed us to shoo his lifes high three of 351. Ant Sfe thought you were pal. Harry
 THE FORECAST
 No need to tell you that our hea, achcd after the way our predic tiOns went haywire last week. seems that every team that VI picked to come in on the wrOn end rose up on their hind legs Il their efforts to cross us up. Res assured we heard all about il However, just as coolly as Mahat ma Gandhl would change Pequots " ecome through with the follow ing:
 Baker vs Pray. A 4 to 0 win
 for Baker.
 Murphy vs Flanagan. A 3 point
 loss breaks Murphy's win.
 ming streak.
 Mclean vs I.eIs0y. If Mac
 don't cop s there Is mu.
 tiny in his ranks.
 Sullivan vs Coluccl. Another ,
 point disappointment for
 COlucci.
 Potter ys Mills. 8 to 1 score
 with Potter on the sad end Roberts vs Kiefy. Roberts g
 point loss wifi knock him
 out of first place.
 D'ViIcskis vs Galipcau. Cali. peau galIops in with 3 points. MOriarty vs Dodds. A { point loss for Dodds.
 LatitcnschIageF ys Mellon. Here is q tanaie with Mel. lon cOpping 2 points.