The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-29
West Side A. c.
News And Notes
BY Scribe Manager

The West Side Athletic Club held
their first bowling meet on Christmas
day at the Connecticut Company
alleys.
Two teams were made up of the
members Of the club and they had
a three game series. after playing a
practice game first.
One team was composed Of the
following players, Earl Lackey, Sid
Bowling, Lefty Overton, mike"
Moore, George Mclean and Eddie
Teardo. The other players on the
second team was "Sully" Sullivan,
Russell Mclean, "Pete" Teardo and
two non members TONY" Switz and
John Stellar.
In the practice game the second
team defeated the first team by 10
pins, Sully Sullivan was high scorer
for the .me and all day with liz
Bowling was low for the game and
all day with 60. Sulivans double
strike helped to raise his score very
high.
In the first league game the team
composed Of Sullivan, Switz, Stellar,
Russell, Mclean and Pete Teardo,
won the game by II pins. Swift,
Sullivan and Teardo won their
matches. Teardo was high with 100
and Bowling low with 80.
In the second and third games
the team composed of Lackey. Over
ton, George Mclean, Eddie Teardo
and Mike Moore won over the other
team by IL and 7 pins. NJ
In the second game, Overton
double strike made him high with
ITO and Teardo Of the same team
was low with 81.
In the third game Eddie Teardo's
double strike in the last two boxes
helped to carry his team to win the
third and final game. Lackey was
high with 10 and Pete Teardo and
George Mclean were low with 80.
Lackey was the highest scorer of
four games, having an average of
102, Sullivan was next with 98,
Overton 81, George Mclean 81 and
Moore with "a.
Some classy names were pinned
on the players after the games were
played, such as Shuttle Feet"
Bowling: Gutter BALI Pete Teardo;
Spare Lead" Moore; Strike or Mo-
thing" Sullivan: Cannon BALI
Lackey; "GigglePuss" Mclean:
Eight BALI Teardo; "Flat Foot"
Oyerton.
At the club meeting held at Chase
Park house last night, the club
agreed to having a bowling league
within the club with only club
members allowed on the team. The
members must qualify on New
Years day at the Connecticut COM
pany alleys by bowling three strings
and turning In their combined score
to Earl Lackey and then the teams
can be divided up as even as pos
sible SO as to make a good close
race for the league title. Any mem-
Der who wished to be In the league
must qualify before Saturday, jan
uary 2. The club planned to have
the Connecticut alleys every SUM-
day evening for the bowling league.
The club hockey team met their
first defeat at the hands Of st. AIMS
team by score Of 80.
The team was handicapped by
the loss of several regulars who
failed to show up and one who filled
in before the game and was unable
to take part In the game. but des-
pite this loss. the team made
good showing against st. AIMS well
drilled team who expected to beat
the West Sides by at least 10 goals.
The next rehearsal for the min
strel will be held at Chase Park
house ON Sunday afternoon. jan
lary at 2:30 p. m. All members OF
the cast are urged to be on hand
early so the director can get under
way as early as possible.
Louis Boisvert, the director has
the chorus all arranged and with
the next rehearsal. he can definitely
arrange the program for the show.
The minstrel win be held at Tenn
Pile hall on Friday evening. January
IS ct Q O'Clock sharp.