The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-15

of entering prize division with his 112 and 117 scores which meant first two games and pinfall.
 A special match has been ar- ranged for Saturday afternoon at the Wooster alleys between mcm- bcrs of the Elks and MasOn's bowl ing leagues, with ten men repre- senting each organization.
 The '@Tiremen" with Mike Whe. Ian playing the leading role, took three straight and pinfall from the POwcrmen, when Cy Dvileskis and Hugo Lange failed to connect.
 Joe JarIott's Watertown team didn't even give FIanagan's team any opposition except in the final two boxes of last game, when they knocked off three spares and two strikes to come within 4 pins of winning.
 If Tommy LawIor's team only started off the season, the way they are finishing, they would have won without any trouble. Last week they took four points from the Wa tervillc representation to make 1t 13 wins out of the last 16.
 Joe Dinova was the honor man for the Painters last week and his 327 pinfall enabled his team to stay on top of the pile. His 124 single in the first game gave mates a g. pin victory, while his double spare at close of End game snatched away the lead the North Enders had. Tony Pope and Bill Cav anaugh then got into action and their 339 and 327 pinfalls took the last game and pinfall to even mat ters for the night.
 In another clean sweep, Joe Fin ley's men with Frank Keefe star ring, took everything in sight from the Clockmen, who failed to have man finish with 90 or bet ter average for the three games. They just wouldn't go down.
 Joe Harpins All-Americans beat the "Topnotchers" by six pins in the first game, tied the second. and had lead of 8 pins in the final. but were unable to get credit for any win, as the 13-pin handicap showed to real advantage giving the bottlers four point win.
 The most spectacular finish of any game this season was made by Warren Cooke in the second game. With his team down about 25 pins, Warren gets a spare in the ninth box and then knocks off a double strike to collect 45 pins in last two boxes and win game by 2 pins. Joe DeLauritis featured for the "Lumbermen" with his 345 pinfall.
 An eight fill spare by Joe Fava in the last box and fill by Doc Cottiero in the 9th box enabled the team to win by two pins and secure a four point victory, which places them in a tie for second place in the standing.
 Tony Pope tied the record of high single without a mark. when he finished up with 96 score Tn the second game.
 The "Topnotchers' ambitions were given a severe shock when they lost four points to Joe Finley's team in their postponed match, los ing the first game by only one pin and the second by only four.
 meeting of the bowling com mittee was held Monday evening and plans are now being made for the annual banquet which will be held on Saturday evening, April lst. Reserve the date, boys.
 Last Weeks Results (Mnr. G-1O)
 Dvileskis 0, Demenske 4.
 Wolff 2, Cahill 2.
 Waters 0, Lawlor 4.
 Lux 0. Finley 4.
 Mascolo 4. Harpin 0.
 Bennett 3, Courtney 1.
 Lord 3, Blanchard 1.
 Flanagan 4, Jarlott 0.
 Pope 2, Verriker 2.
 Reilly 0, COttiero 4.
 McPartland 0. Monaghan 4
 Cooke l, Cr;Ibcn 2.
 Finley 4, Mascola (postponed)
 Courtney 3, Reilly l (Postponed)