The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-02

NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS Let the chips fall where they will.
 Bill Patton-To be the last man off the alleys.
 Frank Mellon-Radio complaints will not be discussed during games. Buck Bergen-Will not be off, tended if his team selects a new anchorman.
 Jim Kiely-Will give less time to golf, bridge, dominoes, checkers and tiddldy winks and more to bowling.
 Fred Drummond-Will be a promoter of good feeling and promise not to interfere with the Meter boys appetites.
 George Beckley-Will mail to New Hampshire his scores in. the seventies as we'll as the ones in the nineties.
 Ray Synott-Will make his re- marks in English hereafter and not French when he misses an easy spare.
 Frank Monaghan-Will accept the advice of his captain and ad- init that he only excels in bridge. Nick Calabrese-Will not keep his team waiting while trying on his four pairs of bowling shoes to decide which pair to wear.
 Frank Byrnes-Will practice more at Genlots and less at the Elks to cop high individual aver age. .s
 Gordon McCuen-No more alibis. | cd iUh c Jack Roberts-Will ride Joe Galipeau around the Waterbury Green in a wheel barrow if Joe's Pin Wheelers take his gang.
 John Joy-Will not blow smoke from his stogies into opponents eyes.
 Ole Martel-Will not gas up when he gets a two box.
 Johnny DeVito-To talk slow when he gets excited. Fay Vincent-Will continue past practices-to urge his teammates to congratulate the victors.
 Gus Breny-Will roll a game of big pins each week just before he starts to shoot at the ducks. Ex- poets good results.
 Bobby Raythwich-Will try not < to confuse rolling duck pins with shooting Wlld ducKS.
 Joe Arcovia-Will not let his face get red when he misses one pin spares.
 Harry Brennan-Will continue his custom of visiting all of his friends on 1.mas day.
 Johnny Robinson-No more bets. George Gaugler-Will install portable gas heater on alleys each week to warm up his teammates. Freddy Valerio-Will continue to be as popular as ever by refrain ing from settling meter department bowling arguments.
 Louie Bisio-To continue to use his triangle to get the layout of the pins.
 Dick Hyland-Will try to make 1t tough for the fellows in the Elks and Power leagues.
 Vic Baker-Will not get peeved if he receives notes from his team mates to lay off drowning.
 Bus Wallace-Will continue to appear each week slicked up for the games.
 Bill Leroy-Will shout louder so that the boys may hear him.
 Captain Ray Mills, the Mighty Atom-Will continu etc be anchor man on his team. Nothing can be done about 1t, however.
 Harold Keeler, Naugatuck Rep resentative-Will keep up his ex- ce1lent attendance record.
 Stuart Heitman-From now on only one cup of coffee before the games.
 Frank Cichetti-Will not get sore if his name is spelled incorrectly. Bob Snow-Hopes to improve his bowling although recently becom- ing benedict.
 Tom Flanagan-.will not give change for quarters and half dol. lars while in the act of delivering his fade-away.
 Rus Hicock-Will try to keep his average about @ 100 where it be- longs.
 Mark Doran-Will continue put ting the right foot forward on the alleys.
 Jerry Davis--Will explain tc spectators and opponents that low tone remarks are not meant foi them as he is mumbling criticisms to himself.
 Hod McMahon--WiIl prove tt some of the boys that he is bet ter than a 95 bowler.
 Bennah Goldstein - Will try harder than ever to lead the league of nations team to the champion ship.
 Ray Beardsiey-Will enthuss over making Q mark as much ai ever but will not throw Q hand spring.
 Dan MeNulty--Will not attempt to convince Captain Moriarty abOu scores hy means of n slide rule.
 Peter LewiB--Will continue tt wear his Charlie Chaplin nous tRohe.
 Pat Dwyor-Will continue C furnish his teammatos with stuffes dates when they arc hitting them
 Bob NOisOn--'r0 overhaul thi leaders for high individual averaga
 Paul AtwoOd--pPOmlse not tI try and collect during games iron einployen fof gas and eleetrloiti
 dSorgs Lyneh--wIll encourage