The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-03
ST PATRICK'S HOLY
 NAME LEAGUE NOTES

Hang out the flag folks, for it's
 great day for the Irish. Jim Phelan i hit 90 in the last frame. UnbelieV-
 able as it may seem, the. feat was actually accomplished. When Jim
 called the writer to cnovey the in
 formation he denied that the gu < was for thre games in accordance with his usual pinning. Just to give y0u a general idea of what we
 mean here are his scores: 69, 60,
 and 90; they total 219, which is an | average of 73. The genial works
 com missioner is now in the same
 cataEory as Jim Moore, Mike
 Bracken and Joe Devine. I We see that Pat Garvey hit 75 in the second; Pop Rice S5 in the first: and Bull Dog George Phelan I grabbed 269 as a total. Somebody
 must have slipped Cy Dunphy
 mickey finn to assist him in push
 ing 3S5 naples down. We still
 think that there was mistake of
 100 in adding up.
 Here is another of those tall stories that are told us: Mike Drls-
 coll and his team rolled Father
 Wirkus and as the story goes the ! cigar maker won two, his scores added up to 292. It seems that Mike and the boys are making Re Ipublican campaign weeds this week and they tried them out on the rectors. There was so much smoke that the opposing team was blinded and could not -se the pins let alone hit any. At any rate that's the story and Mike owes us couple of those specials that he made for the democrats
 That was an unusual exhibition put on by Mike Daly and Mike Higgiston. For some unforeseen req son both continuously belted the head pin and neatly sailed through sometimes collecting three on the first toss. If there is anything pinman likes to do, that's just it.
 Let's throw a few pieces of crockery (for change). Leno Cos taldo will cut his throat (we hope) wearing those starchy shirts. AL though we have no morticians in the circuit there is plenty of gloom: Pageing Eddie Loftus; We're told that Barney Smith was lost up in Oakville last Monday night. That's one place that Fran cis Fitzgerald and Johnny Giud- on.s will be elected to office in, soon. Two junkmen recently con- demned Railroad Hill street as pOor business. Wonder what thinks x Harry Ryan, Bill Keller. and F. ; Fitzgerald. If Mrs Hardy is still reading we warn you that the damsels all thin kthat your hus- band is the nuts. Please forward your opinion. That's why he likes I n bowling. We are also passing the word along to Mrs Delaney that Johnny won the $500 prize last week. We wonder if he turned it over. Rusty Colombo insists that the Ryan sweepers vii win out. Maybe, but not in the drives. Mike Lawlor is hereby presented with our weekly razzberry for his 252. What happened to Oscar Villette, the lad who threw triple strike d week ago. Nuts to you Jim Bar 3,rett. You were not so hot this week. Marty Toomey came home with 252 and rumor has it that he is due for trip down South. Jack Mitchell is believed to be respon- sib1e for the loss ns two games hy Willie Carroll ant the boys. Wee WiilieN fell down himself. The kid must be in love. Mike McGuire failed to reach 260. Get onto your self there old timer or else you will find your name in these columns. Joe Dunphy managed to keep his average if not his manly figure. ..Snooks" Magro was little help to I the rectors this week. Edmond McGrath, dapper roller from New york, Philadelphia and Miami tells us that he wishes he was on one of the other teams. Of course this IS supposed to be secret. We hesitate to tell what will become of Joe Bowen if he can't do bet ter than 300 Monday night It Is something that cannot be explain seI It is clearer when felt. Who is the guy who brings over his own gallery, and who are they.
 We salute Michael Kitchen. Mike < hit better than a hundred this week and the prices of awnings were lowered Gin the window) Here is break for our young lady readers 4-6045 and. ask for Joe Kelieys next week. everybody come on up, maybe. It seems too bad that Father Foster can only hit 256. He hasn't much to tell the bows during the week. Have you ever heard the tale that is told about Ray Sheridan. If not get hold of Jimmy Brady Monday night. He tells it swell. Who will furnish information on bowlers 14med Croce, O'Brien and Ted ,1,6res. The latter we know rolls <Fi<A our arch rivals, St Cecelias in 53.e Holy Name League and he is oIa the spot with that outfit. Who
 this fellow Cipriano? He hits <1cd scores and we are not ac-