The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-21
SbaYkS From The P0sCer League

Collection vs. Welfafe--A 3 point collection for the Claim Settlers.
 Stores A vs. sales-eales acquire 3 points more.
 Readers vs. service-Readers drop 3 points.
 Construction vs. Naugatuck Con- struction should receive the major- fly.
 Garage vs. Stores B-u-Men in the red 3 points.
 Real Estate vs. Line-Line con. tinue their winning streak.
 The members of the league are congratulating Bill Grover and Bob Nelson on the marrow escape from drowning after plunging through the ice into the chilly waters ct Lake. wood. It seems that Bill was mak- ing some ice sound!ngs with Q 26 lb. pick preparatory to lying his bait when crunch, the ice parted and the fishermen found themselves viewing the scenic beauty of the shore line from water up to their chin. How the boys extricated them. selves from their predicament is ui1. known to us but we do know that the submerging had no detrimental affect on the bowling for both turn. cd in fine games for their teams last week.
 Mike Smith, who Is going to take in the tangle between the two Meter teams this week says he is going to bring one of these Ted Healey elastic puzzles in case things be- come monotonoua You can leave it home, Mikeweli.
 The Band Wagon.
 John Rufus" Red "Tippy" Mor- iarty grabs the buggy whip and jumps into the drivers seat. That 36o Is c record for the wagon, John. Bill "Diver" Grover swings up with John for mraking up 326. Quite Q night for these two Production gentlemen. Gus Breny is going bigger each week. Gus took down 363. Buss Wallace did his best to wreck the march of Meter B. 352 is Q neat heap Buss. George Gaug- ler's 347 sent the Sales lads up the ladder. Walter Robison is among the front seaters with 335. Here Is Freddy "HirIo" Valerie with 334. It will cost you { bits not to be among those present next week, Fred. Milt Christensen took 332 of the spot, 50 we give him another tab. c. Maur- Ice Korner had Q ticket marked S26. Fred Drummond, Ed. Bly, Charlie Gerrillo are all knotted up with 324. Here's something: Bith Ed. Me- elan and Harry Owens of the Line team each shot 323. With Capt Mclean using the merit system of deciding on the anchor spot we are wondering how Mac is going to handle this problem. Brad Ripley's pin spilling exhibition brought him 32O 60 he takes his initial ride on the chariot. Bobby Snow with 3i0 did his best to stop the Testers. Her is Vince Hayes swinging abroad just as the Wagon gets on its way. Vince pushed si7fpff the polished paths.
 Individually and collectively the Production Crew continue their record breaking. Tn one of the games last week, the Producers went mark crazy and finished with 6e5 which ties the high team single held by Meter A. During this game Red Moriarty's row of marks brought him home with i67 which is tops 90 far this season for the high single award. Peter Lewis with l62 led the race for this prize pre- vicus t0 last week.
 Here's one for you to figure out. Bill OzoveFis score sheet showed four maEka, not consecutive and he totalIed l40 for the game. You pr0babIy will say that t was a 1 mathematical error, but you are wrong. the flgllses are corset. A of . booklet with illustrated bow- prize is being offered in the form ling instructions. written by Barney "a0lld" OumlueT10Ed, for the eoExast solution og Blli's feat. Applicants wishing to compete in this contest will kindly forward tive eEana plano wFanpefs C olc "xaudioEd" 8agle'. the Iaaaue'o secretary