The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-04-09
Elk PIN CHAMPS
| ARE HONORED BY
FELLOW MEMBERS
JarlOtt's Team Guests at
Annual Dinner-Single
of l73 Unrewarded

Captain Joe Jarlott and his
championship Elks Bowling team
of the season recently closed, were
vociferously honored Saturday
night by Brother Bills at the an
nual dinner to the victors given by
the Elks at their recreation hall
on West Main street. Dan Sullivan,
Buell. Heminway, Jr., Bill Delage,
| George Sullivan, Whit Moody
teamed up with Jarlott to win the
championship of the 1933-34 sea-
son but not before roll-off with
Cy D'Vileskis and his Beer Barons
which George Sullivan won with a
timely mark in the late stages Of
the three game match.
Good Work
Attorneys Ed McDonald's lungs
held out in grand style, allowing
him to complete his duties as toast
master, which, in addition to intro
ducing the speakers, called for the
awarding of 35 prizes. In addition
to an excellent chicken dinner, each
member and guest was presented
with a handsome souvenir electric
reading lamp. The prize winners in
cluded:
Team Standing
Capt. Jarlottf, Capt. Dvileskis
and Capt. Verriker.
High Team 3 Games
Capt. Denehy .......... 1915
Capt. Pepe .............. 1899
Capt. Mellon ............. 1888
High Team Single
Capt. Harpin ........... 584
capt. stanton ............ 574
Capt. Jarlott, Capt. Dvileskis
Tvna tx,Sl lob
DR.. Cottiero .............. 4O5
Jim Mcmahon ............ $50
Individual High Average
Bill Cunningham ....... 111.33
Frank, Byrnes .......... 109.10
Fred Miller ........... 1887
Highest No. Of Strikes
Pete Pronovost ............ 81
Joe Harpin 35
High Single Without Mark
Harold Brennan ............ 81
Bill Cahill ................ 96
AL oKskay .............. So
Individual High Single
Cy Dvileskis .............. 154
Tom Murray ...s.....s.... 149
Bill Verriker .............. 149
Out of Luck
While the above members re-
ceived the prizes, they do not rep
resent the highest scores, as the
league rule does not allow a men,
Der to take more than one prize,
and also that q member must par
tlcipate in two thirds of the total
games in order the compete for
prizes. Walter Jarvis and Bill o.
Donnell both hit 173 for the sea-
sons high single, while Jarvis hit
418 for seasons high three, but as
they did not complete two-thirds of
the games did not receive prize.
Capt. Verriker's team made high
est single with GA score, but were
not given this prize as the team
took third place standing prize.
The following members were
awarded weekly single honors:
Carl Golden lao, Jim Lord 14S.
Leaman Harvey 1872, Pete Promo
vost 1872, Bill Cavanaugh 1913, Tom
Murray 149, Jack Riley 144, Jack
Roberts 143, Pete Fox 1877. Warren
Cooke IA, Frank Byrnes IA, Nick
Maiorano 143, Bill verriker 149,
Fred Miller 141, Roy Fox 100, Err
win Hathaway 141, DR.. Cottoero
1874, Bill Sitter 1884,, DR.. Cottiero
1875, Tom Lawlor 1919, Walter Jar
Wis 173, Leaman Harvey 1879, Bill
O'Donnell 173, John Reilly 1873,
George Sullivan 1913, Harvey Pelle-
tier 142, Tony Pepe 141, John
Reilly 1877.
The bowling committee includ-
ed: Herman Lux, chairman; Frank
Corrigan, secretary; Bill O'Don-
nell, treasurer, and Guy Pugra,
John Reilly, DIR. e. j. Godfrey.
Dan G.. Sullivan, Dan M. Sullivan,
Emil Mascola and Bill Cahill.