The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-06
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I aggregation coming in on the risht | right side. That soutpaw hook | of Fred's was working in perfect order ss his scores attest. Frank
 Byrnes, also & hook ball artist of the Riversides, was another pin man who gave his gang lift over the rough spots. Frank waltzed in with 347 for the match. Frank "Canty' Mellon, the per- sonality dispenser of the Sales force was the lad on the uptown team who seemed quite intent on putt ting the Riversides in their place. Especially in the second heat was Frank in a torrid, pin tipping state. His marks, which brought groans aplenty from the Riverside rooters in the middle heat. gave him a total of 14O which was high single for the match.
 Dirty Works at the Cross Roads
 Maybe a look of construction didn't overspread the features of "Battling'' Bob Nelson of the Leav- enworths when some one in the Riversides cheering section referred Hot him as the Sentimental Swede". What made the pill more bitter was the fact that Bob knew the monicker was passed along to the opposing cheering section by member of his own team. Caesar had his Brutus and Nelson had his Mellon. Didn't he, Bob? By the way, the wise cracks had no bad effect on the aforementioned MT Nelson as his 3e3 for the night proves.
 Frank K. "Rabbitts" Cichetti, the lad who thinks that the Brook Iyn section of this town is the greatest place on the map, took on another BroOklyllite i'm the person of Frankie Vallonc as an opponent fin the league games and was set hack twice. Maybe Mir vallOne didn't derive quite some pleasure in taking Rabbits over in their good-natured battle.
 We thought we picked soft spot when we drew Harold Keeler for an opponent but much to our sur- prise discovered the chief of the Naugatuck office to be a vastly ini- proved bowler this year and he had little trouble in putting us down two games.
 Jack Roberts and his woodmen had little trouble making Joe Colucci and his Comgowlians say "Uncle" four times in their-battle last week. Bob Raythwich cole lected 142 for one of the tangles which helped put the kibosh on the Colucci pennant hopes. Frank Monaghan, the Roberts anchorman was another hope wrecker for the Combowlians. Millionaire Co., lucci wondered if the Social Maes- tro was trying to pay off an old score.
 That Howard Humphries has other talents besides that fast pin devastating ball of his was brought forcibly to our attention last Sat- urday night. Yes, we think the Bomber js in the wrong business. Perhaps in the far away future when Howard reaches the grand father age, one will sec the name Humphries displayed before Q gift shoppe which will have for sale, among other things. some unique smoking stands. in fact unique to the extreme degree.
 We hear that Martin Happy" O'Itourke, the clty electrical in. speotor. has q team of fifteen made ID Of pinmen in the Marble Pal. aoo on Orand street that no would liko tG match with 10 of oiir league. To Mr o'ik0uFke we say that Hmch n match would Do very much Co our liking. if "iiappy" has not changed q great deal from hls b0ys hood days when he used Co eavOrt about Cherry NtFnnt, we know Wo will heaF more about this. What do you say, Marfinf
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