The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-01
anzoneri Earns Another Crack At LgtlDegt Boxing
Chase Co. BO1Cling Notes

Ducky Richmond, the former Inilkman, Is working on Q device tlIat he says will b0 used on eye. glasses, in the form of Q wind- shield wiper. Ducky says every time he comes in out of the cold (NO, he didn't write "Out in the Cold Again".) the steam on his glasses nakes 1t impossible to sec, thus the reason for the wipers on his glasses.
 With the coming of this cold snap, we note many of the bowlers appearing at the alleys all decked out in tassel caps of varied colors "King" Cottrell of the Office team wore eaI muffs which he forgot to take off and rolled his three games without being disturbed by the rival cheering sections. Bill Tato wears a bright snow suit.
 To "Hot' Winters of the Roll ing Mill team goes the. title of "Erank Mcrriwell'. In the first game last week with his team trailing by F pins, he ups and pulls a double strike and filled 1t with spare, which, incidentally, won the game by s pins. From there on the Rollers were unbcat- able, taking all three games from the Icague-leading Sitting room.
 Although Captain Marty Miller rolled a mere 88 in his first game, he made up for this low score in the next two strings, rolling 116, 128.
 Big Fred Miller still runs up those big games that he Is noted for. Last week his scores, 126, IF, 122, gave him high man of the league with a 365 total.
 Yes, we are in favor of a "Fath- CT and Son" club, and were more impressed last week, as we watch ed Big" Ed Farley bowling against his son "Ned", who got rlenty of pointers on the bowling game from his dad.
 All indications point to the Tube Mill team coming out on top of the league, but tonight they meet Millcr's sitting room outfit, which is out for revenge, having lost the last six straight.
 Bossy Baldoni missed his first night since the league started, and Johnny Kurth filled his place, roil- ing well over 300.
 Mickey White in tSc last three weeks, has hit his stride, which if he had hit during the season, would have him leading the league with pins to spare.
 "Silent" Newall Mitchell of the Research outfit has recovered his eye and shows scores well over the century mark every week. Joe ROzint has put plenty of fight into that Yacd team since Inc joined them. Had Joe been with them from the beginning, maybe the Yard would have been higher in the team standings.
 We hear that Socks Carlo is out to find out who bowled in the city sweepstakes a week ago, using the name of Carlo and pinning 274. Well, last week Socks" was taken over the coals by the Rollers who kept reminding him of the 274. Socks says it was his cousin
 Jack Prisavage, that likeablt three nice games of 112, 1855, 1O1 chap, sIam- m-banged the naples fOl for a total of 34S. Jack says he's got his eye on them now. Although Van Megroot of Noera rolls consistently in the sos, every ! now and then he puts through q nice game without a mark. Last week he pinned 93.
 At a meeting held last week, 1t was voted to hold the banquet Saturday, March ?. at a place to be picked by the banquet committee appointed by President Orsini. con- sisting of Marty Miller, John Shaw. Doc Kenncally, Wes Clarke and Leo Conway.