The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-09
MFR RCANTILE LEAGUE
 PIN CHATTER
BY THE CHATTERER

+ WE'LL! w MILL! we ndVO An- other team in the SLIPPERS" Class, the Home Pride Bakery. They have lost eight games in the last three weeks. Not so good. eh, Bakers. Ask Eddie Dinapoli to give you his remedy for this disease. He has done 8 good job of curing Sears-Roebuck of this famous sports malady.
 Worden's took three games from the already fast-slipping Bakers; increasing their lead to four games. Davis of the Milkmen was over- heard to claim that the Milkers have the championship cinched as all the teams in the league are only setups for them. I guess the rest of the teams have something to say about that. How. about it gang, do you agree with me on this state ment. Thank you, pals. Let's see which team will knock them off the top of the roost.
 Read lem and weep 'em Milk CTS, for here Is a team that still is challenge to your leadership. This was the statement given to one of my reporters by the we'll known business and popular sports. man Mir. "Wotaman" Verriker. Ssh! just a rumor. Keep this under your hats, fellows, this bird can- not take it but is good at dishing 1t out. His Painters won two from quoted by one of his teammates to have said that the Painters are one of the 1uckiest teams that 1t has ever been his misfortune to roll against.
 Whati the Grocers won two from the Cleaners. Wow! oh me, oh myi is this miracle! Your telling us, chatterer, we know 1t, said Yanel- II of the Grocery team, This Solos, ky of the Grocers is one of the best bowlers in the city. Block, Freeman and Massi teamed up nicely to win the last game from the Grocers. Come on, you two teams a little more practice and you will make the title fight a real battle. You know practice makes perfect.
 Who said they never come back? Sears-Roebuck is making one. They have won their last four matches. Nice work, boys, you are an inspir- ation to the rest of the teams. The Oilers were the victims of the chain store combine. O'Donnell claims that 200 lb "Slim' Gross is laying down on the Oilers. This Is not 50 for any one who knows this wee, wee, man knows he Is fighter from the first and until the last ball is thrown.
 The writer is very much satis- fled with the attitude that the men have taken toward these pin jot- tings. He wishes Q convey to the bowlers as well as the fans that there is nothing personal and no offense is meant by the remarks made about the different individ- uals. want to thank the boWlers for the wonderful attitude they have taken toward these pin jot- tings, and also the references made about the individuals. Here are a group of men who haven't let these sidefights get in their hair; they are too big to let trivial thing like that get the best of them. We also have a very good bunch of followers, who attend these games and will vouch for the behavior of the bowlers. Thank you again, gem tlemen. K x THE cHATTERERs
 This weeks big i've were: Di-' Nap0li of Sears-R Roebuck 373. Cum ningham of Worden's 572, Davis of Worden's a7i. s. Cariin of the Car lin Fruit Co. 362 and verriIer of the Ideal Paint Co. 342. This weeks feature games are Ideal Paint vs The Standard Oil and SeArs-Roe- buck ys The Home Pride Bakery.
 Schedule-- 3f FM
 Painters vs Oilers M
 Fruiters vg Cleaners
 Bakers ys Sears ROebuck
 Grocers vs Milkers