The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-12
Cardinals Suspected OF Trying 70 Control 81 ouis BrolUns
Down The Drives With K. Of C.. Leaguers


Attorney Harry Spellman Of the
Engineers team keeps in condition
by dancing. We wonder where that
Shay movement comes In when
he throws O ball down the alley.
o. x, Harry, keep on shagging.
Extral Extral! Extrall! Big
Pompas Frank Spillane Of the
Lawyers team and Elmer (Bond)
Shove Of the Engineers team had q
side bet Of 8 battles Of Pop Soda.
This side bet. consisted Of q side.
match Of two out Of three games,
the loser was to drink all 8. As per
usual, Big Frank lost two straight
games to Elmer (the great BonO
and Frank refused to drink the pop
soda on the grounds that he was
just getting over a bad cold. Frank
by the way, folks, made a very poor
showing against Elmer. Frank,
when talking with the writer after
the games, remarked that from
now on he would hold silent
practice with himself some evening,
so that he will be In prime condi-
ton for next Monday evenings
game and says that he will request
a return game with the great Elmer
for anything Especially some Of
Elmerss Bond Bread) and Frank
invites all of his friends to come
down to see this match.
John Phelan, the big coal man
from Center street, reports that his
game Is a little off due to the fact
that some one slipped a little soft
coal into his vest pockets and that
threw him off his course.
Daley Of the Tinkers team is q
beginner in bowling. Some Of the
boys wish that young Daley never
started bowling. Nice going, kid;
keep 1t up.
Steve Bergin Of the Oilers team
rides O motorcycle all day. Wonder
II he keeps falling off as he does
while bowling?
N. Maloney Of the Newsbays team
and the silent man from Waterville
and anchor man for his team, took
high single few weeks ago with a
few weeks ago with 143, but
Howard, his teammate, was q little
steadier, for three games hitting
$40 for high honor. But the silent
Maloney says he only bowles Just
for the exercise and not for the high
scores. After five weeks Of action
In this popular K. Of G. league, one
will note that the Newsboys are out
In front once again, this time all
alone. But the captains have IN.
formed me that their teams will
have something to say about who
the championship Is to 60 to.
Our good friend from Oakville,
Ray (Oilman) Lyman, one Of the
oilers ace bowlers, helped himself
to 279 last week. Ray has his fast
ball working to perfection.
Pitcavage, the anchor man OF the
Thinkers team, continues to hit good
games to help his teammates to
many victories.
That Captain Mitch Corden's cross
alley ball was perfected over q razor
strap and Mitch ticks his fingers
after a very old irish custom which
means that whoever follows this
custom shall inherit the charm
and luck Of the irish.
Chubby Bannon first took bowl.
ing lessons with the "Great Elmer"
Shove in Charles backyard.
Charles favorite saying Is ! bane
favin' an uff night; do-nite I bafle
tink I 90 home now.
John Phelan and Frank Spillane
bordering over maps Of bowling
alleys at home and deciding which
ball will have the most effective
results on bowling nights. Bring the
maps around, boys, so that we all
can take look.
That Frank Butler classes him
self as q great engineer and knock
ing down the pins In championship
form Is only Of second Importance.