The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-19

AOOhluS ONCI LhC oSoA CO AoAAOu III this league last week, we cant help but note, how the participants are rolling up some very good games, both as individuals and as team.
 Two wood -ch Sopeia -'ho hail from the wilds Of l;~? dleyvillo' came to town. chopped the pins a while, enough to help conquer their opponents and returned home, each with 150 game safely tucked away. We refer to "Cholly" Jolly and Hank" Beland. two members of Marty Miller's unde- feated sitting room outfit. Jolly rolled his great game in the opener, getting eight spares, while Belands 15O came in the second string as the result of six spares and a strike fill.
 Humping" John Shaw, in an ef- fort to shake the jinx. wore new shoes, hoping they would help nm in his game, but after the first two games found John below the cen trry mark, he quickly put on the old brogans and proceeded to bowl a no game. P. s. Anyone with fifty cigar coupons could have bought a slightly used pair Of shoes from John Last week.
 What has happened to Newell "Silent" Mitchell this year? AL ways considered a top notch pm, ster in former years, he has found the going pretty tough so far this year. maybeetaoineei-o faincy is the reason. Anyway, we hope "Mitch" will soon roll up the scores, which he is capable Of do- ing.
 More good scores rolled last week, worthy of mention: Mc- Ouarrie 146; Delaneys high single 148 and also high three of 3S2.
 On the Machine shop team, ath- erwise known as the "Out our Way Boys", they have a member. in the person of Conrad "Zipper Carlsrud, an athlete of note, who hesides mastering the duck pin game enough to hit over the cen furv mark consistently, has also ma stered the art of oil painting, which is in a class by itself. zip ner". who is proud of his work, often brings the boys up to the house to SC his paintings.
 How many of the sporting ele- ment of this fair city of ours, can remember back about ten or tweive years, when Eddie Farley anu "Hank" Gagain were the star pat teries for the Conn Light & Power team. The years have passed ana today we find both gentlemen nt- tle older, but wiser. working TOT the Chase Go. Eddie" In the roie of coach of the Garage poWilns team and Hank" as supstitute on said team. The coach has peer trying his darndest to work Hank into the game. Not till last week was Coach Farley able 10 snow HIS gratiture to the man wno heip up his offerings in those gooo olu days of yesteryear. Hank, Jumping around ike a kid getting ready 10 zee a circus parade, slapped the cosch on the back and said. "You'H never he sorry for this, MT Eddie ana nroceeded to clean the gutters with his practice shots as the crowd roared. But alas, kind read CTS. Hank" was only clowning, TOT when he started to roll the league rames. till he was through, ne was talking, sleeping. whispering, yell ;ne howling. As the result Tn his first debut as a regular ne r0heo a16. And what crowd VIII pc on hand tonight when he ofnclaIiy, la presented his teams letter " from his old buddy. Coach Fariey. Man Mountain Danny Cameron, former pin boy in the Washington bowling alleys on North Man street some years ago, is the hard- est fellow to interview. Last week after hitting s41. he slipped on ms siipped out before anyone couiu eongratulate him. Modest poy tnss Danny Cameron person.
 We are indebted to Fred Milier' who sraciously offered to draw up the schedule for alleys and hours to he rolled for this league. q was n great schedule, q tough 5ob, nhd we want 10 make sure Fred Bets all the credit for tt.
 Tonight, when William Ciarke, eaptaIn of the Noera team,. starts to howl at I o'clock. he will Do otii' elaily welcomed Into the league uns der hls new title, president of the chase Woremen's Assn, Inc. and we hope he has speech ready, feF ihe boys will Do looking for ohe' lceneFaiuiatiens.) --l
 Nsnt week. watch this column fef ths individual averages foF the