The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-14
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"Comboes" The "Bomber eX- p!oded the lumber. for 321. SIS gives Milt Huffman a chance to hobnob with the great. The fellow with the grin who waves to the crowd is none other than Ed. Can tor" Mclean who messed the tim Der for 316. Joe Arcovia filled the wood box with 314. Fay Vincent brought his initial season to fit- ting climax by unverticalling 312 of the wood. After a taste of blood, Fay claims the season ended toyo soon. Ray Lautenschlager and Bert Warnes occupy the same seat Each shot 311. Benny Gold stein's waves goomba, from the back seat to his pal Louis Primo Scappini. Bennah sent BIO into the pits.
 The annual C. l.. X P. Co. handi- cap sweepstakes goes on Saturday. March 18th, at GcnIot's starting at 4:3O p. m. Each bowler with the exception of the scratch man, prOb- ably s. D'Vilcskis. will be assigned a fair handicap so that all contest ants will have an equal chance of winning q prize. which. by the way. arc numerous and quite attractive. About fifty will compete in this event which will bring. to a fitting close this seasons bowling activi- tics. BowIcrS wishing to roll in the sweepstakes should get in touch with the writer not later than Fri day.
 The annual C. l.. & P. Go he-man stag bowling banquet takes place saturday evening, March 18th, fes- tivities to start at FOO D. m. The banquet is made possible from the small weekly contributions by the members of the league. This an nal gathering, the eighth of it's kind, climaXes one of the most successful company bowling sea sons. With out great deal of the leagues success is due to the wide awake orga nization committee con- posed of: Chairman, Tom Flana- gan. Jack Roberts, Ray Latensch- lager. Si. D'Vileskis, J. J. Kiely, Ed. By and last but decidedly not least, Ole Martel. Yes, these boys deserves pat on the back for their efforts. The final standing is con- vincing evidence of the time they spent at the start of the season assigning members to the various teams so that an eveness of bal ance would be maintained through out the season. Long may they function.
 After turning in a pair of mcdio- ere 84's in the first two games of the crucial Roberts s-POttcr match, Ray "Macks" SynOft came to town with a series of marks that brought him in with 128. which was a vast help in bringing the RObcrtsmcn in with the bacOn-quite como back, Ray.
 Some one must have had the in terest of Jack Roberts at heart when they went out and signed ur that famous rooster, Bill Howe, tc take over the cheer leading respon. abilities for his team. Yes, tho Robertsmen pulled a master strok, when they placed this Maestro o Yell in their roofing section. Nov we know why Bill was using laryn1 lotions few days previous to tht match. 9sl ,A
 Frank Dwycr, the good naturct one who leads on for the Bakers told us he would make the band wagon on the final night or break leg. Frank is able to get about without the use of crutchcs, and the wagon goes on it's last triT with him OH the side lines. Cheer up, Frank. although thou art q big boy, you are hardly out of yOui swadtlling clothes BOwlingly speak ing. Of cOurse-d0n't fcl too bad about it Frank. we have been handing out tickets for the wagon all season ~id not once have we gone for q ride.