The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
Dispatchers, CLIP.
 Pin Champions, ! Landed At Dinner

Saturday night. at Quaker inn, 125 members and friends of the Connec- ticut Light and Power Company Bowling League celebrated the clos ing of their bowling season.
 This event was one of the finest that the Powermen ever staged and lived up to all promises. Tom Flan- agan, chairman of the league, acted as toastmaster and immediately after the dinner, commended the members on the success of the league, stating that the credit was theirs due to their cooperation in the interests of the league which re- suited in the pleasant evenings of bowling during the winter months and he thanked all the members of the league on behalf of the organ ization committee.
 Bill Jones lauded the work of the organization committee informing those present that although he was not a member of the committee, he was in a position to know of the great amount of time and attention required to have league of this size function to the satisfaction of all.
 Frank Mcintyre complimented the officers of the league upon the splen- did job they had done and admired the manner in which details were handled.
 There was considerable joy in the ranks of the dispatchers as they cel- ebrated the winning of the cham pionship. They received a big hand from the crowd as they entered the banquet hadd which was well de- served for their work in the last few weeks of the season in foiling all the efforts of their opponents to knock them out of first place posi- tion which they had reached in the latter stages of the race by some fine bowling.
 Ted By, treasurer of the league, presented the cash prizes to the sea- sons winners and did the job in a fitting manner. The boys were roundly applauded. by the gathering as they stepped up to receive their prizes.
 The winners were: First place: Dispatchers--W Walter Robison. cap tain; Bill Pickles, Bill Grover, Bill Weston, Jack Moriarty.
 Second place: Construction B. Jack" Roberts, captain; ''Nookie" Stokes, "Tweediey Daniels, Frank Synott, Charlie MacWilliam.
 Third place: Sales B-"Bob" Nell son, captain; "Bill" Poor, Ben" Mellor, Frank Mcintyre, Roy Dar- roch.
 High individual average-Ray o. Neil, 113.
 High individual 3 strings-Harry Bergen, AIS.
 High individual single--Frank Me- Intyre, ITO.
 Ole Martel, league secretary. gave an accounting of the leagues af- fairs during the season, stating that in his opinion it was the most suc- cessful the league has ever enjoyed, pointing out the fact that theh in- dividual averages were far better than previous years and that 66 of the 100 bowlers had averages of 100 or better.
 The sweepstakes. which were held at Sena's alleys in the afternoon were greatly enjoyed by the Power League bowlers and resulted in keen competition.
 The sweepstake winners who were handed their prizees by Secretary Martel were as follows:
 High indicidual single without handicap Comstock, 136; second, Mcintyre, 1855; third, Mills, 1855.
 High individual single with handi- cap-Kearney, l49; second, Kelsey, 147: third, Reynolds, 145.
 High individual three strings with out handicap Bob" Nelson, 372; second, Grover, 345; third, Robison, 345.
 High individual three strings with handicap-Wallace, 398; second, De- Vito. 392: third, Brennan, 3S4.
 High individual single without a mark Culhane g5.
 High kicker-Dwyer.
 Low kicker-H. Owens.
 Consolation Prize--Heffernan.
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 During the dinner a fine program of vaudeville acts entertained. Vo- cal solos were rendered by Ray "Wimpy" Beardslee and Walter Nell son. Ed Mclean gave several recita- tions. Harry Owens gave splendid exhibition of soft shoe dancing. The other entertainers included Jack Moriarty, Ben Goldstein, Otto Moul- liett, Bob German, Gordon Delzell. Nookie Stokes, Joe Blum, Harry Huey. Bus Wallace, Ray Watts and