The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-21
BY. I. c. PINS

uOWllIlS Llle IdCe ID otlil ullOCCiucu. To-night's matches will decide the winner and 1t Is safe bet that there will be one or more ties be- cause of the clossness of the race. Last weeks results showed the Braves upsetting the applecart and sending the Red SoX out of first place with their two game loss The Giants man-handled the Pira- tes three straight games. The Cubs slapped the Yankees down twice and sent them out of first place while the Tigers managed to ease out on the two-one end of their setto with the As.
 The feature performance of the evening was given by that celebrat- ed Broadway star of yesteryear, Dennis Barrymore McGrath who turned in a sensational 32l total to send the female rooters home rav- ing about their matinee Idol. Not only did the great Nc roll sensa- . tionally, but his gift of gab would have made his great grandfather very proud to know that his great grand son was keeping up with that great Irish tradition.
 Pork Chops Posa had an of night while Ping Pong Hamel pulled a sensational spare in the last box Of the last game to win by a single pin. Potatoes Tata rolled 36l and is the most improved bowler In the league. Patsy Paternostro rolled 362 to hold his average and bank more dough.
 Tipparaiy McHugh said that 1t was a great night for the Iflsh when he was leaving because his team won three games, but the boys can recall some nights during the sea- son when 1t wasn't. Barber White raised the price of his haircuts and the quality of his bowling. while that sensational youngster Edward Beans O'Rielly took commanding lead of his class and for @ guy 7l years old he doesn't do so bad, all he rolled was 37l, Coco Cole and Strawberry Cone didn't help bit, but promised to show themselves this week.
 The loud noise you heard last week wasn't caused by any earth quake, 1t was Muscles Mastrianna bellowing when his teammates lost three games. After losing the third game he fainted and was revived by his next weeks opponents and told that they would let his team win one game this week. Muscles fainted again.
 Choo -Choo Desmarais. Dixie Dulac. Soft Drinks Enhorning and Pete Byrnes spent the rest of the evening alibing.
 The For Sale-Trade-or Give Away sign went up again on the Yankee Board when this great gang of in and cutters lived up to their reputation of falling by the way side when the going gets tough. Bids were asked collectively but no one responded, but when they were asked individually this is what they were offered:
 PIAZZA--a blown-out bulb or an old head of cabbage. .... SOLD
 FISH BRESNAHAN-a broken Chinese doll or six sticks of used chewing gum. .... NOT SOLD
 WYNN-an 1847 model tricycle. or an old pair of boots. .. SOLD
 RINALDI--a broken drum or Q pound of soda crackers. SOLD
 MANZO-No bids-No offers-Not wanted.
 Medals To The Movie Stars. Tay- Tor Colangelo, Frank Morgan Cor man, Wallace Beery Mautino, Shir- ley Temple Mastrianna and Harpo Marx Messina.
 The fighting As gave another real performance of courage when they again performed with but four men and the league leading Tigers were unanimous in their praise for this gang who have had a full team but three or four times but managed to win quite a few games and gave the Tigers the latest thrill.