The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
BY THE SPIDER Final Standing

winding up one or the most lively bowling sessions in the history of St. Lucy's Holy Name Society's pin league, there is much to relate as many unbelievable happenings oc- cured and materlalized as the last chapter came to c conclusion at the North End "" alleys Wedness day eve. And befor eclosing this paragraph the main item to report is that the fashionable d-Men, explained by bashful Jimmy Russo, staged Q "blitzkrieg" of oil their own to run down the all-seasonally two leading teams, the Presidents and Trailers, and capture the championship of the l94l-32 cam paign.
 lhe d.Men, maintaining c third place disposition for most the year, under the glory Of 6 banner of top- notch stickerS. entered Wednesdays proceedings in that occupancy, three games away from first place and the menu for the night showed c bill Of six raging games. Three of those games, the final pair-off of the year, were to be with of the league leading Presidents with the the supportable Tudy chlllemi at the reigns.
 You must remember that the Trailcrs, piloted by "Sleeper" Tolla. were stationed in first place for more than two.third of the sea- sons schedule and they too were opportunities for first rating. Bee fore the final game the 1'railcrs were c couple of games out Of first place.
 All in aIl, mathematically speak ing, the Presidents, Tralicrs and the d-Men had Q chance to win the leagues championship in the last games of the year. The Presidents held the edge with q slim lead of one game. It all happened llke this in the wlndup:
 The Trailers dropped the opener of three to the cellar place, New Dealers, and the Presidents bowed to the d-Mcn, therefore the G-Men was the only club of the three to gain ground, dropping them from tho leadership by only one full game and with two remaining games to go t in the second matches, tho d-Men again trounced the Presidents while the Trailers even matters with the New Dealers, The result showed that the G"Men and the Trailerg with the Prcsi' dents, were in three team tie Tor first place In the third sets the Trailers lost to the lowly New Dealers by more than 30 points, which left the d-Men and the Pres- ldents fighting 1t out for inc money Strange as 1t may seem, but the C. Men again beat the Presidents, thB time by more than 100 pins and for the championship of the lO4l-42 year.
 Allow me the honor of present. Ing one by one, the isltackable makeup of tour" champion aggre- gation starting off with the ieadofY man you have Pat sylves- tro, the relinquished pinner, but found encouragement in the last games '. here we have Charlie Chase ChilIeEnl iii second position, who Bparked the osMen on to vice tory, especially in the last six games in the third set we SC Johnny Drlottl, who was an essential to his mates, and without him the C. Men would not have won the crown. Brlottl held high single for Q while ;. coming down near the rear Of the lineup you have Tommy cera- euIo, who was always dependable to come through. and last but not least in the anchor spot the great Jimmy Russo "shot."
 Ralph 0HilIanO, smooth plnfier on the cereal team, New Dealers, ad- ded another laurai to his record WcdncsdAy evening in the last