The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23

Winnie Mole, originator Of swing and Sway the Vinie Mole Way" re- turned to action after two weeks of inactivity due to a pulled leg ten- don incurred while teaching his star pupils, Johnny Luddy and Eddie Loughlin, the La Guatemala" a new Cuban tangoI
 Dr. Clarence "Tillinghast" Hamii- ton failed to perform any major op- erations on the maplewoods and as a result only rolled total of 279 for the three games, which is very poor for the Doc"
 Barney Gagain, who has spent the last two weeks in the southland vis- iting with his son, Corporal Howie and Father (also Lieut.) John Gull hton, former members of our bowling | league, reports that both persons would appreciate hearing from their teammates and opponents of yester- years. So, me hearties, even if its only card, let the boys know you are still alive. Ossie Cronin, after drinking orangeade from Dixie cup and eating Dixie ice cream special bowled his three best games to date | 06, 97, e6. Which only goes to prove says Ossie, "that 1t is true what they say about Dixie"
 Danny Perrin, who absorbed a severe tongue flashing from the lips of Capt. Barney Gagain for his poor showing to date and evidently smarting from the sting of the Wtrolitic adjectives used by said captain, scaled the unknown heights with a sum of 3li for his three games. Excellent for Sir Daniel. If somebody gives Jack Hanlon, manager of the senior Holy Name basketball team three-cent stamp, that club will officially open It's sea- son the first week in December.
 Incidentally, writing of basketball as we were above, Hanlon has se- cured an enviable array of court per- formers that promise to form one of the best quintets this city or state has seen in many a moon. And if they get the moral backing that they deserve there Is no telling what honors they'll clinch before the sea- son is over.
 Two newcomers to the bowling league made their debut Monday night when Jot Serritt and young Jim Grenier rolled theirsf first games of the season. Judging from their scores both lads bid fair to be heard from plenty more. Young Grenier took the measure of his Dad in three games, while serritt had an average of Ill for the games he rolled.
 The ghost of Daniel Boone will walk again if he caught a glimpse of the bag of game Bobby Blacker brought home last Saturday, the first day of the hunting season. Boone was qjust an amateur coEn- pared to the eagle-eyed Bobby.
 Joe Delaney of the local constab- ulary used everything but his traftic whistle to direct the course of the ball down the alley. Even though he had e somewhat bad evening foi him, Joe wound up with a 100 aver- age for the night.
 Eddie Fitzgerald, owner of the hoddle horse "Laddie Boy" has withdrawn his fine animal from the scheduled race with Aslab and Whirlaway due to the illness of his superb jockey, Jimmy McA1annarny It was hoped that Father Donnelly could teach Eddie Coughlin the finer points of horsemanship so that he could ride the spirited animal in the match race. Everything was fine un- til Coughlin helped himself to as extra portion of chocolate pudding and now he's ten pounds overweight
 After Bill Weir, author of the book How to Get Goats and Then Tie Them" missed his seventh spare leave of the evening in his second game, Ed Farley, director oi the Chase recreation centerm, was afraid of an explosion due to escap- ing gas and therefore hung out the No Smoking sign.
 Freddie Rappelt, former welter- weight wrestling champion, says that the way that Navy football team is going to town on the grid \ iron they should be able to win the battle of the Atlantic hands down.
 10 anybody that's interested we might inform them that the little fellow who was jumping up and down cheering and exorting the Miller team on to victory Gin vain we might add, the other night wna