The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-08
Immaculate Conception League Notes
NEWMAN'S NEvERSWEATS LEAD I. c. LEAGUE

According to the records the bat tie for first place has been give and take since the beginning of the lea que. Three teams have had the honor of playing kings for three weeks or more. J. Houlihan's Noise makers held the lead for the first six weeks of bowling. Morton's Roughriders tied the Noisemakers the seventh week and they con- tinued to win to take over the lead for the nexet three weeks. Neman's Neversweats with fire in their eyes replaced the Roughriders on top the eleventh week and they have held it ever since. The league consists of ten teams, and up ro date the dif- ference between the first, last place teams is 13 games, between the first and second 2 games, first and third 3 games and first and fourth place teams (2) 4 games. So as you can see my dear readers its nip and tuck all the way for the 0oys.. Next Sum- day completes the second round of bowling.
 , Neman's Neversweats are kings for the fifth consecutive week they were handed Con a silver platter) 3 games by Brennan's 1Samblers. The Ramblers were too confident from the sart. Your correspondent hap pened to be witness to little bet made by the Ramblers. The Never Sweats won the first game by 2l pins when every man hit either hundred or over. The next 2 games were lost by the Ramblers through no fault of Ed. O'Rielly ST. who hit the only three hundred game for the Ramblers of the afternoon. Ed hit 3l4. M. O'Rielly is the boy who is keeping the Neversweats on top with his three hundred games. Mike hit 330 Sunday he rarely hits under the mark. Dick Altman who joined the Neversweats seven weeks ago is doing pretty good for his first sea- son of bowling. Dick hit 308 Sunday to give him a average of 96 for 21 games. Dick is leading the third division.
 Nash's Independents won games from J. Egan's Spotters. Divers 86 gave the Independents the first game by 1 pin. Byrne's 121 in the second game gave the Indepedents high game for the day with 548. Nash's 149 put the third game on ice for their third win of the day. Nash by the way missed sharing the honor for high single by l pin. Mays 349 and Nash's 358 also gave the Independents high team for the day with 1,567 pins dropping in the pit.
 J. Houlihan's Noisemakers are now tied for fourth place with the Independents. Yes SIT, the Noise- makers are down where they belong so the boys say. The Noisemakers were kings for the first six weeks quiet a let down boys. Morton's Roughriders won 2 out of 3 from the Noisemakers. Bill Egan's last min- ute spare gave the Roughriders the first game by 8 pins. Bills 113 was just 8 pins better than Houlihan's 105. T. Landuski's 106 took care of Muscles 86 to give the Noisemakers their only win of the day. Ted Mus- clos 67 and 9 box spare put the third game on ice for the Rough- riders.
 Kenn's Whirlwinds won 2 out of 3 from Rush's Silencers. Peters pinned out 27 more pins than obar
 to win the only game for the Silen-
 cers. Cunningham surprised himself
 and the boys with a nice 122 in the
 first game. The Whirlwinds went to
 town in the second game when every
 man hit over hundred to win their
 first game. Fr. O'Leary's 115 helped
 the cause for the second game. The
 Silencers were off their game in the
 third with the exception of Bin
 Kenny who hit 112, the others hit
 under ninetly. Bill by the way has
 been hitting the pins the last 3 Sum- days. Bill is averaging 101 for 51
 games. Keep up the good work Bill
 you'll past newman yet. hear that Newman stuffs birds during his
 spare time. Look into this Oliver"
 O'Rielly's Smilers won 3 from F
 Holihan's Hustlers. Can you imagine
 the mighty Casey's 150 wasn't good
 enough to win a game. Gene hit 39e for high high three and 150 for high single for the afternoon. Scully of the Hustlers hit unexpected l21 to
 give the Hustlers the last game by 5 pins. F. Holihan had good day
 chopping down 354 pins. /. All Holy Name Bowlers are re- quested to attend Tuesday night monthly meeting next week for