The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-19
FIRST OF YEARLY
 DUCKPIN EVENTS
 SET SATURDAY
TOp-NOtch Entry List A- ready Assured - Each
 Bowler in Ten Games

The first of the seasons out standing individual Duckpin com petitions will take place at the Gen. lot Recreation alleys on Saturday. It will be known as the Brass City Sweepstakes and it is the first con- petition of its kind to be sanctioned by the National Duckpin Bowling Congress, for 1t is a ten game af- fair.
 It ranks next to the Eastern Sweepstakes in importance, which is 15 game competition, and will in all probability attract the ma jority of the ranking bowlers as well as many of the lesser known pinsters who feel that their chances are betetr over the shorter route.
 Well-Handled
 Events in Waterbury have al- ways been well patronized by the bowlers and public alike and the fact that Bob White, long identified with major bowling competitions, is the sponsor is a guarantee that it will be success. He has the sup port of both the Blue Ribbons and the Connecticut Yankees and is expecting large entry from the Hartford district. George L. Ise- mann, secretary of the National Duck Pin Bowling Congress will be on hand, and there is a possi- bility that he may induce a group of Washington and Baltimore bowlers to accompany him in return for the efforts that Bob White put forth in establishing the present North and South matches.
 Conditions
 The series will be rolled in two blocks of five games each the first to be rolled at 3:30 p. m. and the finals taking place at p. m. George B. Parker of Willimantic is ac- cepting entries around northern Connecticut while Charles L. Hard ing of Westport is trying to create interes atmong the bowlers at the southern end of the state. Entries, however, can be made atthe Wa terbury alleys but none will be &C., cepted when the afternoon session is declared closed. The prize list is is such that few bowlers can af- ford to pass it up. The entry fee is ten dollars which includes the cost of bowling which is the only item that will be deducted from the re- ceipts.
 A special five man match game, featuring the Tivoh Five of Balti- more and strong Waterbury team will be rolled at 2 p. m.
 Entries to Date
 Fido O'Brien, Hartford; Nick Tronsky, Willimantic; Bill Tato, Waterbury; Bozo Dente, Bridgeport; i; Tony Iannarone, Black Rock; Gus Kimberly, Bridgeport, Ben Kosky, Bridgeport; Jack Andrews, Meri- den; John Waters, Hartford; Joe Wetmore, Hartford; Babe Dugas, Taftville, John Syldo, Taftville; Red Bassar, Southington; Jack White, NcW k1dHCAl, cOOlC SdllA1l1 OIdAle ford; Red Roche, Waterbury; Larry Sjholm, Hartford; Joe Gacek, New Britain; Wally Pipp, Hartford; Red Moreli, Stamford; Bill Cunning ham, Waterbury; Pat Rooney, New Britain; Jack Baldicini, Bristol; Frank Thompson, Waterbury.
 Mike Bogino, Avon; Doc Williams, Stratford; Denny Moore, Bristol: Jerry Miller, Waterbury; Freeman Marshall, Westport; Joe LaMastra, Bridgeport; Frank Bardoni, Meri- den; Carl Therrien, Plainville; Joe Foote, New Britain; Ted Schorer, Hartford, Tony Silverio, Plainville, Joe Paternostro. Hartford; Johnny Bianchi, New Haven; Mike Ma rinko, Bridgeport; Earl Kish, Stam- ford; Don Pape, Waterbury,. Bob White, Waterbury; Tommy Scully, Waterbury; Joe Kaminski, Meriden: Sam Sena, Waterbury; Tivoli Five, Baltimore: D. Beach, Hartford.