The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-21
GENLOT ALLEYS SWEEPSTAKES BEGINS AT BPM.
National Duckpin COn- gress Officials Here to
 Observe Conduct

A clinching argument that should make Waterbury as one of the states outstanding bowling centers will be presented to-day when the first annual Brass City Sweepstakes will be conducted at the Genlot alleys, starting at 3 o'clock this afternoon, and conclud- ing. some time after 10 o'clock in the evening, with a new record or two hung up-perhapS.
 National Figures
 Not only United States duckpin bowling champions of 1894 and 1895 in the persons of two New Haven men, Jack White and John ny Bianchi and Nick Tronsky of Willimantic who will shoot for the attractive prize money, but c. L. Davis and George L. Isemann, president and secretary of the Ma tional Duckpin Bowling Congress, will be on hand to observe the one- day tournament, and later form a local branch of the national organ ization, if enough Waterbury bowl CTS are interested, enough to att tend meeting called for 10 p. m. at which time the matter will be fully explained to them. Similar organizations have been formed in New Haven and Hartford.
 StandOut
 To-day's tournament is the out standing local bowling event of the season to date, and will be an an- nual affair. All the states stars of the polished alleys will be on hand including the older wood workers who seem to get better with age, and many of the younger crop of bowlers who are well on their way to more than local prominence in their respective communities. Here they are:
 Fido O'Brien, Hartford; Nick Tronsky, Willimantic; Bill Tato, Waterbury; Bozo Dente, Bridge port; Tony Iannarone, Black Rock; Gus Kimberly, Bridgeport; Ben Kosky, Bridgeport; Jack Andrews, Meriden; John Waters, Hartford; Joe Wetmore, Hartford; Babe Du- gas, Taftville, John Syldo, Taft vile; Red Bassar, Southington; Jack White, New Haven; Eddie Cahill, Stamford; Red Roche, Wa terbury; Larry Sjholm, Hartford; Joe Gacek, New Britain; Wally Pipp, Hartford; Red Morelli, Stam- ford: Bill Cunningham, Water bury; Pat Rooney, New Britain; Jack Baldicini, Bristol; Frank Thompson, Waterbury.
 Mike Bogino, Avon; Doc Will Hams, Stratford; Denny Moore, Bristol; Jerry Miller, Waterbury; Freeman Marshall, Westport; Joe LaMastra, Bridgeport; Frank Bar doni, Meriden; Carl Therrien, Plainville; Joe Foote, New Britain; Ted Schorer, Hartford; Tony Sil- verio, Plainville; Joe Paternostro, Hartford; Johnny Bianchi, New Haven; Mike Marinko, Bridgeport; Earl Kish, Stamford; Don Pape. Waterbury; Bob White, Waterbury; Tommy Scully, Waterbury; Joe Kaminski, Meriden; Sam Sena, Waterbury; Tivoli Five, Baltimore; D. Beach, Hartford.
 In addition to the individual bowling which will be competed on ten game total pinfall basis, five games to be rolled in the afternoon and the remainder in the evening, the crack Tivoli Five of Baltimore are expected and will probably rol! a special match game with a picked outfit from the tournament entries. The match game will be rolled Sunday evening following the regular City Amateur League com- petition which is set for the after noon, starting at 3 o'clock, many of whose members will compete in the Brass City sweepstakes tomorrow.