The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-15
A little knock-A little boost
 First it's me-then it's you, No harm done-it'S all in fun.

A little knock-A little boost
 First it's me-then it's you,
 No harm done-it's all in fun.
 (By Miss Lotta Strikesanspares)
 Still at it, and what mess of SawduSt Lasky'S newsieS and Pitt cavage's powerhouse sextet are mak- ing out of our new 1887 model maple pins. These two boys are at present tied for first place and their 1900 scores will keep them up there ''IF" (yes, that perennial IF always crops up.) the boys don't start mak- ing kindling wood by doing 8 little chopping every now and then. At any rate the praise is yours while it lasts.
 Chappy Lasky's Newsies outpow- cred the Powerhouse Gang when they peddled those agates hither and yon for total of 691 the first game. Stanis started with 110, Mix alainis 113, G. Pitcavage 83, Willie SardinSkaS whose arm waving ac- tivities would place him on any col lege cheering team hit "One Oh One" 101, Captain Lasky 130 while Stan Adams blew his chance for an alley record when with 80 in the fourth box he blew up and finished with a mere 154, Oh Yes: they beat Bill Mazs boys by ST pins, in fact Lasky's 1929 total was enough to win all three games with ease. Although Bradunas with 300, zup- kus with 341 and SakociuS (this boy shoots out so much hot air that the pins just topple over backwards when the heat wave hits them) with $50 did their utmost to put the Mag clan out in front.
 Wally Pitcavage's Powerhouse did not fare out as well as expected when they tok but two out of three from Al Francis deputies. Deputy Al and Detective Joe Bendler black lacked and handucffed the pins so they'd fall for strikes and spares but their strategy availed them mo- thing as theird scores indicate. Bpzzer Yenkelum buzzed but not enough as both he and Yuskus roll- ed 75 score each while Bendler hit a three game score of seventy one, eighty-seven and seventy eight. Doesn't lok so bad this way, does it Joef Bet you 8 nickel you don't get it Doc, yelled Ice Arnauskas to SelenS as the doctor of dentistry was all set to get spare, Doc lost, but won, he missed the spare and lost, but won, for when Ice looked at his nickel 1t was plug one. At torney Joe Alishausky laughed so heartily over the incident that 1t affected his scores to the tune of 89, 88 and a 93. He who laughs last, laughs best, Joe, but he who laughs to loud sometimes gets left, as you found out, eh, what?
 Six indelible reasons for Pete Adams three game loss to Sheriff Jenusaitis are as follows:
 Drivinskas started the Clusters massacre" by rolling ST, Matthews followed with 91, Pete Dulskis 96, Jonuk Lesunaitis 79, while Hop Sheron aided and abetted by 8 spare wasted it by throwing the filler ball down the gutter and tin- ally reached the 10th and last box with a score that his son Bobby could better, namely 8 79, Phoey Hop, get away from the footlights I smell HAM" burning, while Cap tain Adams finished with 90, team total 533, the boys followed through with 526 and 532 for the. third game. Alibi Mike Stokes, John Mikit and Captain Jenusaitis with respective scores of S26-327 and 307 were the Sheriff's big guns.
 Being National Commander of the Lithuanian American Legion