The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-26
"BY. DOC"

Back again with lmore sports random from the Columbian Squires. Maybe it's June in Feb ruary" down here at Columbian Squires Club rooms, these winter days and nights. Believe it or not, but one of the main topics of dis cussion heard at the club rooms is tennis. Little Buddy Kelley. junior champ of the city, and his big brother, Jackie, who was runner up last year, are just rearing to go and any squires wishing to try out for the Squires tennis team are asked to get In touch with Cap tain Jockie Kelley at once. Games are expected to be played with New Haven, Springfield, Providence. New York and many other lead ing teams in this section. Jimmy McGraw, and his Bonnie crew are the Surprise" team in the league. Although picked by the experts to finish in the cellar, they are now leading the league with 10 straight wins. Their two victories over Charlie Councils Fordham Rams was a big upset in the league to- date.
 The Bonaventure crew are on the spot. Every team in the league IS out for their scalp now that they are the only team undefeated team in the league. Every other team IS trying to have the honor of being the first one to defeat them. Jim my McGraw, captain of the Bon nie crew, says that his outfit will win the championship and so far it looks like his predictions are coming true.
 Francis Lane, the spark plug of the Columbian Squires second team, has been practicing his foul shoot ing lately. His opponents had bet ter not play Francis" dirty.
 If either the Fordham of the St Mary's lose tonight. they will be literally out of the running for the first round title. The game to- night ought to be money. Hook" Dubuque. of the St Mary's team, had the crowd gaping in amazement last week at the inter house league games. Why! He was wearing q new tweed suit inl~ ported from his native land. Scot land and did 1t stand out from the rest? Like night and day.
 Clark and Cammissa take up more room on the bench than any four men in the loop. There was however, a large number Of the fair sex on hand to cheer for their favorites. "Rumba" Clark % anu "Mossie" Cammissa. Git" Swee- ney has been named coach or the Ping Pong team. He was signed m to assist Head Coach Joseph Patrick Mulcunery.
 fgxt.. ts,na sHtn hnTun lnQRllA In yolley-ball started off with bang. 20, second games, Healey's, 21-Wal- minstrel man. was on hand smok- ing one of those five cents cigars. Every time I hear Pat sing always think of that final game of the World Series, cabbage, oranges. chewing gum, hot dogs and old shoes.
 In one of the feature volley ball games Chief Counsellor Pat Wal lace'g team took it on the chin from Counsellor Tom Healey's Pancake crew, two out of three games. The scores were: First games Wallace's team, 21-Heaiey's 20, second games, Healy's. 21-Wal- lace 15. third game, Healey's team, 21, Wallace's 20. Healey's pancake crew are now smoking all of Coun- sellor's Wallace's good 25 cent cigars. Better luck next time. Pat. Kelley and his famous dance steps are known to all the players in the league. but Jackie keeps right on getting results.
 All the boys have been asking why Fire Chief Jim Kelley does not show up some time for a game with his smoke eaters?
 wonder what happened to Chief Nouire Jim Phelan, Sr. that he doesn't show up for his. bowling lesson? The squires have just start ed a bowling league upA in the washington Park Community