The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-16
C. L. P. Mixed League
(BY LEFTY)

The Mixed League keeps pace with the times. The trend now-a- days is to place women in mems jobs, and the Mixed League has placed 8 girl in an office which has always previously been held by 8 man.
 Doris Braun is the Mixed Leagues first girl president, as the result of elections Monday night League members apparently felt that Doris efforts in successfully promoting two Mixed Scotch Four somes during the summer ade- quately proved her ability to handle the presidents job. She was elected by large plurality.
 The leagues four offices were di- vided equally between fellows and girls. Peg Dunn was named secre- tary; Al West, vice-president and Pat Dwyer was given the treasurer $ job. League members feel Dwyer Is an excellent choice for treasurer Five candidates for the office com- peted in a foot race. Dwyer came in last so he got the job.
 Many familiar faces, to coin a phrase, will be missing from the leagues rooster this year. Young Johnny McZero, whose name ap- peared ever an anon (aren't we full of original expressions?) in these dispatches is now referred to as Sergeant McNaught." Carlacue x. Dillon is also a three-striper. Eddie Me Foine Boyeen" Culhane is now with a barrage balloon outfit, Whistling Will Casey is attached to a quartermaster outfit outside the United States and Vainglorious Win Duff, the Hamden Harpooner, is doing his stuff at an Army air base. Russ Hicock is a captain in the signal corps and former Treasurer Frank Tehan, is now Lieutenant Frank Tehan piloting a BPS. Wal ter Schlegal has recently enlisted in the Navy. Wild Wilburforce Knight, whose team, every year, never failed to lead the league un- til the last half of the last round, is doing his bit in local defense industry. We realize that, what with war production and family respon- abilities, Will probably has little spare time on his hands, but we do wish he would drop around one of these Monday nights and roli a couple of strings for old times sake.
 The ladies, bless 'em, are back in a body. Kids like Madeleine Mur- phy, Doris Cosgrove, Doris Braun, Gwennie "Old Sock" Burton, Ruth "Bumpem" Bowen, Nina Birs, Mary Noonan, Narragansett Nell Elsberg, Mimi Altieri and Ann Phelan, who have bowled with the league since 1t started. were on hand to start the new season. Helen Roberts. a veteran Mixed Leaguer, will not be with us this year. She is going to school on Monday nights. Alice May is still hitting them.
 Dangerous Dick Hyland. no long CT a Power company employe. will. nevertheless, roll with the Mixed League this season. His namesake, denevieve Hyland from the central ized billing department. is q new. conner as Is Evelyn Yourk of the bookkeeping department. Nick TambuFello, another veteran from outside c. |. & P. ranks, will pFoba- bly, be with us again.
 Fourteen teams Of four members each wlll roll s two complete rounds, ending on Monday, March 22. No change has been made in the scheds ule of prizes. League members have voted to pay both the treasurer and secretary tor their services, Members wh0 achieve a perfect attendance record Will be eligible f0r q special awnrd. We have ais WaYa maintained that Mlne nifs aesrrYns nomo est e medal foE hef