The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-02
C. L. P. Mixed
 League
BY LEFTY

A@A|A 4 It was almost 6 o'clock when General Coulter called his horde Of ScovilliteS around him And raised a1oft his sword
 Prepare ye to do battle For honor's sake" quote he, For we're out to meet in combat The Old c. L. & F." Then Brigadier Marcellus Raised up their standards high And said, Remember, all you girls, Just keep your powder dry' Then up Spake Colonel Klobedanz And said, Let's to the fray. Wen hang the scalps of the Power
 League
 On our totem poles this day" So Griffin, Graham and Parent Guida, Wolf and Maier Formed ranks and marched to battle With military air. O'Meara, Weiss and Foley Cady, Rehm and Goss Strode off to throw the Power league For at least ten-yard loss. But Wiley General Hyland Strategic plans had laid And his valiant Power forces For Battle were arrayed And Lieutenant General Kearney His legionS had extolled Exhorting all the Power babes To keep their curves controlled His answer came from Doris Braun. With firm determination, I'll keep my curves controlled, Said
 she,
 "I'll buy a new foundation" Your bowling curves, I meant" said
 John
 And Doris answered, "Oh!" Then with one accord the Power
 horde
 Gave voice and yelled, Lets got" And so they met in combat, And the wood commenced to fall Like steady April shower AS each bowler gave his all. For each Scovillite was striving With all strength that he possessed, And the Power squads were trying To do their very best. Their sharp and accurate shooting Tore Scovill's ranks asSunder, And games end found the Scovill
 teams
 Twenty eight points under. With victory flushed and confident. The Power cohorts roared Into the second contest and Another victory scored. Then Coulter said, Wen be dis
 graced
 If the opposition wins; Call up the Oakville Company,
 cause
 We need a lot of pins" But even though they tried and
 tried,
 The valiant Scovill host Added up the third game scores To learn that all was lost. Fen though their lot was stark de-
 feat,
 They had not fought in vain. And next month, sure as shootin' They'll be back to try again. A Good Match With A Fine Crowd
 To the Scovill teams Lefty extends the Mixed Leagues sincere Thank You'. They certainly were 8 fine crowd. And they provided us with as fine match as we've ever had. On his own alley, Lefty-and-com- pany were arrayed against the Sco- will number two squad. Both their girls, Alyce Graveline and Rose Dressel, were good-natured, quick witted damsels who proved to be able to hand back just as good a yer bal bantering as they took. And not at all backward at repartee was their anchorman, Charlie Marcellus, who talked fellow East Finder on Lefty's squad out of more marks than you'll find on the schoolyard fence. The remainder of their squad, Ivan Coulter and Jimmie Vance, proved such worthy foemen that just to bowl against them, win or lose, was a privilege and a pleasure.
 On the next alley Margaret Fen ske. Peg Berube, Chris Poulsen, Joe Dubauskas and Cam Klobedanz created just as favorable an impress sion against their opponents. In fact, Lefty has heard expressions of plea sure at the Scovill good sportsman ship from members of all the c. L. & P. teams that participated in the match.
 We'll all be looking forward to the return go.
 So Longa-