The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-06

retary of the league, missed a spare tn the last box of his third game, the local city gas rate jumped five points.
 Father Sullivan, chairman, eX-of- glcio of the harvest festival supper which was held last evening used that position to good advantage by appointing himself as a committee of one to sample each and every delicious dish that was brought into the parish hall, That the women of the parish are excellent cooks will be attested by the fact that com- mittees waIst-line has increased three inches.
 Tom Tracy, who has been out of action due to severe back injury, returned to the fold and after slow start rolled q very good losing two strong with 96 and ll3.
 Since he has agreed to purchase his Christmas cards from his team captain, George Miller, Jack Luddy is not in the least worried about being put on the auction block for the usual waiver price (one orange sodal, however, the league solons may take acton on Miller's mercen- ary efforts.
 Donnie Finn and Jackie Grout took in the Giants and Cardinals pro football game last Sunday at the Polo Grounds and therein lies tale. After the game the boys pushed their way into subway with their destination slated to be Times Square. After 20 minutes of riding on the express the two lads surmised there was something wrong. They transferred to another train that gave them the chance to see if everything was alright in Brook iyn. Finally the boys got back to Grand Central in time to catch the last train of the excursion. No more guides for me was Films statement to the press.
 Carl Rossi was unable to attend the recent Notre Dame- Army con- test because the moths moved into their new home which was CarIS bathing suit cnce upon a time.
 After three very poro games tor him), Joe Woodruff took the head pin home with him after the con- tests and serenaded said pin with that recently popular ballad: T Have Got My Eyes On You" Next week we shall see.
 Mike Grout, who has an excellent view of the countryside on Eddie Fitzgerald's sad,e horse 'Laddie Boy" last week figures that he will be able to have his meals sitting down by the end of next week.
 For the second consecutive week, Sonny Grenier took the measure of his Dad by a bigger margin pro- pOrtionately, than the successful elected city officials secured over their opponents.
 Earl Rossi gave several bowling lectures Monday night in several out side communities such as Bucks Hill, Oakville, Lakewood Junction. It was on his way to bowl with the Holy Name league that Earl en- cuuntered a band and red lights. It $ Mir. Rossi,s opinion that these
 
 communities should have gone to the trouble of showing their appre- ciati0n in that manner. No we only hope that someone doesn't tell him 1t was prediction cele- braton and not in Earl's honor as he had been led to believe.
 Ossie Cronin, late of the North End baseball Pals, observes that Mazur, West Point backfield ace sure proved to Coach Earl Blaik that a mans best pal is his mud der.
 They turn off the steam heat over at the alleys every Monday night when they are certain Danny Per- rin is going to show up with his best hriar-wood. The combination Of Mrs. MilIer's and ashes puts the best arade Of coke to shame. than 1t does keep everyone warm or makes them sick. The odds are in favor of the latter.