The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-26
Parrots Pntter
From YLeagues

sThe league ended with two
teams tied for the top position. In
the roll-off the Moon Mullins team
took two games from the Palookas
to give them first place.
Led by Jackie Schevenski and
Mike Deshino, the Tarzans won
the first two games from the
Bungles. They needed all three
games in order to make triple tie
for first place. Johnnie Massariella
put them out Of the running when
he hit 153 to give the Bungles the
final game. Jimmie "Bungle" Carey
gave Mazzie a hand by coming UP
with LOG. Benny "Tarzan" Rodney
leader Of the Tarzans, when asked
for a statement after the games,
surprised everyone by remaining
quiet.
Bobby Galuppo's leading Pa
lookas had only to make a clean
sweep of their games with the low
ly Popeye gang to take sole possess
sion Of first place. They hit a snag
right in the first game when Dan
"Knobby" Lorton was high man
for the Palookas with 342 but he
got very little help from the rest
of his team.
After Moon Mullins bunch learn
ed about the Palookas defeat in
the first game and knowing they
had a chance to at least tie them
for first place. these boys did just
that by knocking Off the Gumps in
three games. Captain Eddie Stand
ard led the way with 352, this to-
gether with some fine rolling by
AL Moon Mullins Tacinelli, Fritz
"Kayo" Kosky and Art Uncle Will
lie" Ramsey, was away too much
for the weary Gumps. Nal Gallup
pc and Jimmie Bagalouski did the
best work fol. the losers.
In the roll-off the Moon Mullins
team took home first place by
beating the Palookas in the first
two games out of the best two out
of three games match. The mar
gin of victory in the first game was
arated the two teams in the second
one. The scores: Moon Mullins;
TacinelIi, 95, 1OS--203; Ramsey,
| 90, 92-191; Standard, 1O4, 1O2-
2O6; Kosky, 90, 104-198. Palookas
Lorton, 1913, 114-217; Meafsky,
1O4, 107-211; Galuppo, %, Oh
1873; Podgaetzky, SO, 93--179. To-
tails, first game, Moon Mullins, $50,
Palookas 3S5. Second game, Moon
Mullins, 406, Palookas 405.
Records for the season: High
game, Moon Mullins, ASS, Palookas
ass; High team, Tarzans. 1898.
High SINGLE Massariella, 1853. High
three, Massariella, $50.
This league got Off to late start
but next season the boys expect to
| start in October and play a 26-
week schedule with six five-man
teams.
Banquet Notes
Our banquet was held at Bosco
hall last Thursday hight. Cliff Nc
| Hale did a great job as toastmas-
| ter. Prizes were awarded the Moon
| Mullins, Palookas and Massariella
| Entertainment was furnished by
Louie Mastandrea, Rudy Herm-
stadt, Billy Carbon, Jimmie Ma.
roney and sunny Delas. An act wax
also put on by Jimmie Sullivansky
and Fatsky Zornsky. All members
of the league were present. Those
not mentioned in the accounts OF
last weeks games are. John "Pop-
eye" Ferrari, without Olive, Charlie
Romaniella, Frank Bagley. Cy Cy.
kowski, Al "Bruiser" Schwed, Ben.
ny "Wimpy'' Bobenskl, Andy
"Fishman" Crettella and Sal San.
talucia. A vote OF thanks was ex,
tended to Dan "Roughouse" Fer
rari for his Kindness In furnishing
the boys with some very fine re-
freshments. The boys surely dix
appreciate It and showed 1t. Eaci
member was called on for q few
remarks. They said that 1t was Z
| great league and they enjoyed be
ing in 1t. All hoped to be bacl
again next season.