The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-06
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', ana SalQ nOLnlQg e1Lner Wnlle DOWl~ ing or waiting his turn, even his teammates didn't know what was the trouble, some said Chick was a pretty sick man, other remarks were hurled in his direction but they took no effect. After it was all over we asked Chick why the al- of-a-suddent quietness, to which he replied, T knew that I had you guys wondering what was the mat ter with me, it was just bit of strategy I used" (Editor's Note: Congratulations Chick, it worked fine.)
 Mayor Hayes, star pinster on the Rolling Mill team, after a weeks layoff was very much present last week, as he rolled up three good games of 105, 131, 108 for 344 to- tai.
 The third place Garage team were very lucky to win two games against the ninth place Rollers. Af- ter the Rollers copped the opening tussel the Garage won the second game by one pin, in the third and last game the Auto Mechanics again used the rabbits foot and won the game by five pins.
 Paced by some good bowling on the part of Doc Sterner the fast slipping Research team won lone game from the Shippers. Doc rolled 123.
 Captain Eppy Gagain took last week off to scout some of the other leagues in the city to see what captain does when his All-Star ag- gregation doesn't win games. Eppy says that his Tube Mill outfit will repeat their record of last year when they captured the first place money, only Eppy shouldn't stut- ter so much when making such predictions.
 Hurray, Ronald Keith of the Rod century mark, all in the same night Mill rolled all three games over the tooo, his scores were 1O3, 112, 113, and his teammates we are told celebrated after bowling. Frankie (Kid in the Pinches) Delaney. is spilling the wood in fine fashion since he has been put in the anchor position.
 Jimmy Paulela, who always is kidded about living in Oakville, has Steve Boroway drive up to the vile every Friday night, to take him down bowling.
 Edden Redden finally got control of that hook ball, as result he rolled well over the 300 mark last week.
 The Noera's team are still cling have company for the Stocker,s are ing to first place, but now they tied with them as the league fin- ished its first series, the second will start next week, when all teams will put on pressure and bowl betetr scores, to improve their standing in the league.
 Things we'd like to know-Why Jumping" John Shaw. always likes to watch fires-how "Ace" Mitchell keeps on his feet when he displays that fancy footwork of his-where was Lou Thelin last Friday night If we could go and play "Bingo" with Bobby Greatorez and Billy Brennan some week, we hear they hit the Jack Pot down there few weeks ago-why the trolley cars can't run from Waterville by way ofs North Main street so as to en- able our bowlers, who live in the vile to be on hand each week. how Dickey Richmond, the retired milk man. feels when he looks at the average list, and sees that his name is not on the top-what that nickname of "Slugger" to Frank Hennessey's name looks like in print, Frank by the way, was Wilby's star batter some years ago when Frank played on the schools ball team-where Vinny Casey, pre- mier alley performer on the office team. has been the last few weeks, We missed his friendly smile-what the head pin thinks of. as 1t sees a ball coming straight at 1t.
 Five high scores last week--Con- way s75; Locallo 3S4; Cameron 363; Clarke $50 and Carlo $50. |