The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-05

Kelly, the Mauler, turned up with his usual one point per game. What's the matter Jackie? Are the dancing lessons too much for you? Hank Cornell and his Forham crew took it on the chin last week again in the feature volleyball game. Only this time his team lost three straight.
 Joe Shea and little Eddie Lane are all set to fight it out for the cellar birth next Tuesday evening. The boys are picking Joe but Ed die says he is at his best when the going is good and tough and that the boys are in for great surprise.
 Well, folks another round was finished this week. We are now en- tered into the third series with Jimmy McGraw and his Bonaven- ture crew in the hot seat. Hank Cornell and his Fordham crew is giving them close battle for honors being only two games be- hind. After them comes the St. Thomas outfit explained by Pepper Carr, who are only three games be- hind the leaders. The rest of the pack are still in the race as there Is one more round left. Come on gang, let's go after the scalp of the first three teams.
 There was plenty of action
 last Tuesday in the St. Thomas
 St. Mary's volleyball game.
 In order to win two out of
 three from the St. Mary's
 team, Pepper Carr and his
 crew had to come from be-
 hind in both games.
 Little Joie Stevens and his
 Crew of "Rustlers" shot 'Dizz
 Fitzmaurice 'Earbenders' chuck
 full of holes to take all three
 games in the ping-pong lea
 que. l.. B. Conlan and J.
 Clark wish to challenge any
 and all squires to ping-pOng.
 game the best two out of three.
 Squires John Slavin lost his rab- bits foot and he says that all his good luck has left him for in the past three games John has been unable to score a point. "Dizz" Fitzmaurice and Owin Kyle were at 1t again but of course my friends you know who won, well if you don't, the great "Dizz" won.
 Fire Chief' Jim Kelly and his crew are to take the coming series from Tom Healey's pancake crew.
 Head coach, Joseph Patrick Mulcunry of the ping-pon team would like to have all players rec port to him for 8 secret practice so that when his team meets Joe Robinson's cracker-hill crew they will give them a few lessons in the art of playing ping-pong. The big five In the individual scoring on the varsity team: Connell with 91 points, Dubuque with 62 points, captain Jim McGraw with 46 points, Ray Cronan with AZ points, and Owin Kyle with 29 points. While on the second team the big five comprise the following: Conlon with 63 points, B. Carr with 43 points, captain F. Carr with 29 points, Gilmartin with 27 points, and Little Johnny Slavin with IS points to his credit.
 All in all the local squire
 have made 6 name for them-
 selves on the court in their
 first year, winning from some
 of the best teams in New Eng
 land as well as some of the
 leading teams at home. Up to
 date the Columbia Squires have
 played twenty-one. games and
 have won IT and lost 4.
 Some of the outstanding
 players on the Columbia
 SQuires team are: Charles Con-
 nell who has developed into
 one of the best floor men in
 the Brass Sity, he is good on
 both offensive and defensive,
 Franci Dubuque Is alLo great
 floor man and has wonderful
 hook shot. captain Jim Me-
 Graw is one of the best defen-
 sive guards in the Brass City