The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-13
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the ranks of also rams Tor ne IeiA by the roadside last week when ground in the dust by the Mighty Atoms StealnrOllcrs for four points. He has what is referred to as q mathematical chance of coming through but wc have all agreed why waste the time figuring when results will be known in D couple of weeks.
 Here Is a lesson in arithmetic for Charles Francis Gerillo, the great little man who wears the latest in iron hats. Add these up my boy 84-9S-1O7 and you'll find your total is 289, not 298. Thanks for your attention. You see the first game was terrible for 104 bowler.
 Again Fred Drummond proved the devastating quiltics of that southpaw hook of his by going out and again copping the high three prize. Frcd's friendly rival for the evening was that inimtable social maestro, Francis J. Monaghan. Tie Maestro had one vcrra good night and gave tho Philadelphia ono quite a battle, but Fred was not to be denied. It was his night.
 The name of Frank Monaghan reminds iis of the rumor afioat that after several screen tests held one Saturday night recently. Frank Is the recipient of several very lucra- tvie contracts from movie firms. His co-managers, Howic Hum phries and Stewart Heitman, are giving each contract careful con- alteration.
 No wonder Fay Vincent grinned when some ono down at the Serv- Ice building told him that when Inc got used to the roar of the alley crowd his bowling average would, no doubt, take an upward trend. Probably Fay was thinking of the days when he battled for his Alma Mater and listened to the thunder Ous roar of many a. Yale bowiful.
 Ray "Mack" Synott of the Rob- ertsmen is in 6 big way responsible for his teams recent spurt. A second year bowler. Ray has been going great guns of late. Highlights of the Cold Spell. Observed during the recent record breaking sub-zero tempera- lures: Jack Robinson going about looking like q sparring partner of Il hard punching boxing champ. Yes, Jack is temporarily wearing Q beautiful sea of caulifower ears due to frost bite. Jack Roberts dog trotting up Freight street to catch the 5:15 bus to his Wolcott Manor. Dave Red" Minogue dropping off a bus at the Service building dressed as though he was out fo ra walk on a July after noon. B-r-r Red you must have Eskimo blood. Then there was Charlie "Gable" Baxter coming to work with more heavy clothing than a member of the Byrd An- tartic expendition. Joe Colucci tells us he saw Ole Martei wearing a stocking hat that looked very much like ono of Joe Blum's golf hose. Mike smith f0rsook the Chenterfleldian Overcoat for one designed to keep the E. Y. us whore they belong. There were many more but lack of space for. bids their enumeration.
 
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