The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-28
Chase Company Bowling League Set To Start

All the sporting element in the Chase Go. is looking forward to being present at the popular Chase Go. bowling alleys tonight when the newly formed twelve team league made up of 60 men, and which was commonly known as the Metal Works league will swing into action under new title, that Of, "The Chase Go. League"
 F. A. Jackie, works manager and James Conlong, general sup erintendent will officially open the league by spilling the naples with the first ball. These two officials have little side bet on which one will get the most pins. They will toss the balls down at S:45 o'clock.
 Gento orsini was elected presi- dent and Leo Conway, secretary and treasurer.
 Because of the unlimited amount of interest being shown in the art of duck-pins of which the Chase Co. have contributed a good num- Der of stars it was thought advis- able to make it bigger and better league. so the necessary steps were taken by the committee in charge and the formation of this league was started. It was found that eight teams from the Metal Works were ready to bowl and at Chase Rolling Mill three teams were formed while at Noera Mfg. Co. one team was raring to get started, then the final steps were taken toward making the league a twelve team affair, and remaining it 'The Ch ase Co. Bowling League"
 The league will roll every Friday night at the Chase ..lleys on North Main street; six teams starting at z o'clock and six more ta g o'clock. It was agreed on to have each man roll two boxes on an alley in order to speed up the game and also that the o'clock group would be finished before 9 o'clock.
 The plans now in the works are to run the league two rounds or twenty-two weeks. At the end of the first round big get-together party will be held when the sixty odd bowlers will sit down to luncheon and kid their friends about their bowling ability. Enter tainment will also be furnished. The erason for this social event at mid-season is to stimulate more interest in the league. Then at the completion of the seasons sched- ule, the large banquet will be held when the six prize awards will be given out.
 This league will show twelve very fast teams with many well known bowlers on three rosters, and the advance dope is that it will be plenty fast with some good scores being rolled up.
 Each week on Friday nights in this papers sporting page, the leagues chatter will be found in writing and pictures of the partic- ipants will be run at intervals.
 The probable line-ups of the teams are as follows:
 RESEARCH-Jake Vreeland, Eb Smith, Lew Thelin, Henry Kluger and Captain Newal Mitchell.
 OFFICE = Otto Bonicar, Harry Cattrell, Jack Phalen, Walter Jar- wis, Ned Farley, Al Schott and Cap tain John Shaw.
 ROD MILL - John McNamara, Joe Brennan, Walter Clarke, Ro- ladn Keith, Bill Cregan, Harry Muldoon, noted Boston duck pin champion and Captain Kenneally.
 NOERA "A. Van Megroot, Dan Lucian. Bossy and Massey Baldoni. and Captain Wes Clarke.
 ROLL MILL-Joe Sullivan, Jack Mitchell, A. Winters, D. Persavage. Joey Brown and Captain Leo Con- way.
 YARD - Harold Tucker, Jim Marifano, i'm Sullivan. Ernie Schmidt, Henry Snow, George Tucker and Captain Jim Paulela.
 GARAGE = Gento Orsini. Dick Richmond, Frank Coleman. Eddie Farley, Joe Carbon, Walter Kean. and Captain Frank Giacin.
 MACHINE SHOP-Jack Raynor, Bill Brennan, Conrad Carlsrund, Fred Miller, Henry Reher and Cap- tain Bobby Greatorex.
 TUBE MILL-"Speed' Conway, Eppy Gagain, Danny Cameron. Henry tone hit) Wagner, Ike Bur- to nand Captain Nicky White.
 STOCK ROOM-Frankie Delan- ey, Arnold Keith, Louis l.. Heu- reux, Larry Grienier, and Captain McQuarrie.
 SPLITTING ROOM-J. Calo, Bill Hennessey. Armond Jolly, Henry Beland and Captain Marty Miller.
 SHIPPING ROOM - Pete Mari- ami, Bruno Mariani, Ed Redden. Earl Nichols. Mike Carlo and Cap tain John Accetura.