The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-06

bCOIl MCSTdIll LOIpcllOtQ G1lc CuES 2-1.
 The news of the week centers around a picture of the best looking bowler in the league, namely the boy soprano from Caulifiower Cradle a small town located just south of the Mississippi Delta in the Squash Belt. Since coming the Nutmeg State the boys have pinned new name on Johnny Bresnahan be- cause of his love to go fishing. He caught Cor rented) a string of trout this past summer and posed for a photo that has all the natives agog. Boom McGrath comedies the title of fisherman to Johnny. Mississippi papers please copy.
 The welcome mat was passed on to Gunner Outlet, newcomer, who shapes up as conner and a welcome addition to the highly tout ed Cubs. Gumshoe German and Muss- 'em-Up Messina were the shining lights last Friday night,
 Pie Piazza rolled SIS for the Yankees but received little or no as Sistance from his teammates. BresSy had his picture taken and was too excited to bowl while the Old Prof threw away the second game by missing two pin leave in the clutch and then again to tie the game. Slipping, Eh Prof.
 Riggles Rinaldi was moved from lead-off to fourth spot and rolled like a chinaman.
 "Hokus" Posa gave the boys a thrill for the night by telling of his experiences in the African jungles ten years or more ago. Nice story telling Hokey.
 Boom McGrath rolled 279. Enuf said Squire.
 Drums Tata rolled 385 and shapes up a classy bowler with class AAA smile. Nice work Toto.
 Quick starting ,McHugh went on a bowling spree for two games but was stopped in hurry when the old state champion went to work on him. What did he say Mac that Silenced you?
 Scratch My Back O'Rielly is still the best looking Grand Pappy in the league and insists that he is better bowler than Grand Pappy Hamel or Grand Pappy Brown, for fun, money or a new set Of teeth.
 Pappy Marine, the boy wonder and father of a new son, was all excited over the arrival of new fullback in the family and rolled two games ill the eighties before he came in with new high single in his class with a nice 130. l. Simoniz Sullivan, the setbacker from the Square, is still putting the pressure on his opponents.
 Muscles MaStrianna rolled in fine form with his new special delivery ball and warned the dopesters that he is ready to take over the Class A bowlers.
 Ding-Dong Dulac missed the 300 ,lOa rl- orld aSlynd flonf or about him be withheld for week.
 Petey ByrneS made a nice come back with a nifty 394. Nice going Peter.
 Handsome Harry Hubert slipped a little bit and needs little practice, so coach Lauderman ordered him to report at least three nights a week at the alleys. Inc!dently Harry Lau- derman is doing well by himself with another 364 week.
 Phile Chabot has been riding the toboggans for few weeks.
 Uncle Ezra Wooster was sold to the Red Sox for g Grand in the first winter trade of the year.
 Bumper Daly is still sticking to the long black cigars against the Doctors orders and Chicken Des- maris is set for the anchor spot unless the great Daly improves.
 FOR SALE-Five great bowlers of past years. Price Of no conse- quence. Make us an offer. Names: SplitterPAzxa, Fish Brcsnahan, Has, Been Wynn, ChODner RinnIdl and