The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-25

A nod to the. boys for their second win over the New Haven Holy Manners and especially St John the Baptists of Hamdcn over the last week -end. The more jealous leagues in town are all hurling challenges, but all cant be accept. ed. St Patrick's seems to be too far in advance to their class. Say whatever you will publicity agents.
 The highest hit of last week be- lieve 1t or not was made by Eddie Gelbogis, who had a total of 142. Galloper Joe 'Devine, the working mans friend had high three with 372 and Harry K. Ryan carried of the team honors in both divisions. What tonight Harry?
 Our undercover man. Johnny Delaney to you offers the informa- ton that he and Ed Loftus are preparing skit to be presented al the banquet at the completion of the current series. The title fig Wait until next season." as mig Int have been already suspected. De- fancy has little to kick about. He Lfuu bOIle 6oon SdIiNS "b'iO iSN's' won the 5000 prize three weeks in succession.
 Patsy Garvey, having ct all the spaghetti he can handle for the present is resting on his laurels. Jim Moore is planning another party in the near future and the boys are all getting their bibs ready. It will be a bridge party, under the bridgee likely. Pat O. Brien is coming right along. What seems to be the trouble with Irving Delaney? Bill Keller enjoyed the party and hopes that the Mrs will let him have one some night. Even Will Carroll let up to q certain extent.
 Here's to Jim Griffin, who had on off week, but will make up for it at St Joseph's drives at the weekly conclave tonight. Joe Court ney has been signed up for the remainder of the season and has already earned his purchase price for Capt Mike Higgiston.
 What's in q name? Michael Kit chen is the best chef that we have and he better not show much more improvement in his bowling or II will be hard to keep him out oi those match games when he is needed more in the kitchen getting the lunch in readiness. We also have a few pretty good walters (any way you want to take iD III Cy Dunphy, Jimmy Cawett, Jim Barrett, and Leno COstaldo.
 Joey Hench has been bowling rather well of late. Hench is one fellow who is the boss in the fam fly circle and so unlike Ted Hardy who has been the cause of the rest going home eaf.ly so many times Ted says that he has to work in the morning. etc, but we have beer told differently. Ted won the $3.Ol last week and we would wager that 1t didn't go the way of his othei earnings.
 Marty Toomey, the saga of tht Chambers street sector and claim ant for the handsomest fellow It. the league prize will be among those present this evening. Marty hit 33O last week. Daly is one nt the leagues greatest boosters. bu his game in the past few weeks hasn't been of any particulaI help to Capt. Hlggiston, who hal been checking on the recruit~
 Joe Bowen is always good for [ headache to the opposition ant there have been few threats made against him should be continue e'
 heckle them this week. Tommy Lawlor has been keeping quiet O late, but making some noise witt a fast ball. Tommy Kearney is al
 ways good for the last game. Sor of a fast finish man. Pops Rice says that he will take the measure of his rival of the evening and Il