New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1922, Page 3

o 10 STAGE VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT Y. M C A to Open Class injeoraiaty it The two bpaskethall teams of the Junfor department came out on top in their games with the Bristol Boys' club teams on Saturday night, The first game, between the Y. M., Inds, and the Boys' club junilors, was won by the Y. M. team, 33 to 20, Neipp, center for the "Y' team, dropped in eight from the floor and one from the 15 foot line. Nortor Bacon also played well for the " Given and Cook played best for the losers. Bummary: Y. M. Znds Boys' Club, Jrs. Gorman, Dunn Petro, Perugio Right 1"orward Cook, Perugio Left Forward Given, Capt Norton Neipp Center Beloin, Miller Montella Right Guard Bacon, Capt. Left Guard Goals from the floor—Gorman, Dunn,1; Norton, 2; Neipp, 8; Bacon, 2; Given, 6; Cook, &; Montella, 1. Goals—Neipp, 1. The Y. M. Juniors won from the Bristol All-Stars in the second con- test of the evening. The game was fast and exciting all through, with a tendency to be rough at times. Pat- terson and Sheehan, with four goals apiece, led in scoring. Tancred play- ed a fine defensive game. Luzg and Mellino played well for the All-Stars. Weir, a member of the High school basketball squad, refereed both games in a very satisfactory manner. Games next week will be with the two Trade school teams at the High school gym on I'riday night. Summar, Y. M. Juniors Patterson Right Forward Kappelo Bristol All-Stars Kelser Sheehan Lugg Left 1forward Morreli Petro Center Tancred, Capt. Right Guard Mellino Teske Theising Left Guard Goals from the floor—Patterson, 4; Sheehan, 4; Morelli, 3; Kelser, 3; Lugg, 3; Petro, 1; Theising, 1. Foul —Tancred, 4; Kelser, 4. Referee Timer — Dunn. Scorer — Vibbert. Aquatics—Herbert, with 34 feet in the plunge for distance in the employ- ed B class, took first plac J. Nimro with 29 feet, three inch and Humai with 27 feet 6 inch took second and third respectively. Final games in the polo leagues in the employed A and High school classes will be played on Monday, January 31, 1922, During February a basketball league will be run in all classes. An added feature during next month will he a basketball shooting contest. Shots at the basket from diffe angies- will be given every partici- pant, the winners to be those scoring the highest number of points. Saturday Afternoon League. Two more of the fast and exciting games that are played in this league were played on Saturday. The Bear Cats trimmed the Tom Cats by a 26-24 sccore. Bezanson, the lanky forward of the Bears, dropped in 10 from the floor. Al. Blanchard and Anderson played well for the losers. The second game brought together the Wild Cats and the Bob Cats, and was a thriller from start to finish. Iear Nelson had his eagle eye on the tasket and dropped in eight. The en- tire Wild Cat team scored from the floor. Dave Swanson and Faulkner played well for the losers. The score was 35 to 32 in favor of the Wild Cats, who had to work hard to win. Summaries: Bear Cats. Cadrain, G. Anderson i forward. . ..N. Anderson Left Forward. Al Blanchard Tom Cats. Kalgren 3ezanson H Nelson Stefanick, ooov e Abrahamson G. Anderson Right Guard. Schneider . Stanley .. McCarty Schmidt Left Guard Field goals: Cadrain 1, Bezanson 10, H. Nelson 2, Stefanick 1, 1, Schneider 2, Stanley 3, N. Ander- son 3, A. Blanchard 6, Abrahamson 1, McCarthy 1. Foul goals: Stefanick 6, N. Anderson 2, Blanchard 1., Referee, Hergstrom. : SECOND GAME. ‘Wild Cats. Ellison .... Bob Cats. ‘W. Johnson Bengstrom Williams. Left Forward. | ... B. Walthers C. Johnson | D. \Swanson T. Johnson | Right Guard. | T. Blanchard | Faulkner Schade Left Guard Field Goals: Ellison 3, Bengston 2, | Willlams 2, Nelson 8, Corrazzo 1, Schade 1, C. Johnson 4, Walthers 2, | Swanson 6, Faulkner 4. Toul goal Schade 1. Referee, Vibberts. Scorer, Plude. Timer, Plude. I Cat League Standing ‘Won ‘Wild Cats . 6 Bob Cats . 5 Bear Cats . . 5 Tom Cats . Wi 0 Volley Ball Saturday evening at 8 p. m. a vol- ley ball team from the Hartford Y. M. C. A, headed by Dr. Carey, of Hart- ford, came down and gave a team rep- resenting the local association a trim- ming in 3 straight games. The scores were 15-3; 15-6 and 15-8. The Hart- ford team has played together fory four years and showed the results of teamwork. The following men played for the local Y: Rev. John L. Davis, M. Doherty, Morris D. Saxe, Bert l.oomis, S, M. Brewster, N. [itszell, H. Dressel, Lloyd Reany and Edward Unterspan. After the match the team mixed up and played several games. A soclal hour followed. “Fats” were served and Rev. Mr. Davis gave a short but interesting talk on Robble Burns and Scotch humor. Next Saturday afternoon, a sectional volley bal!l tournament will be held in the local gym. I'ive of these tourna- G. Anderson | minor | For Cold on the Chest NEW BRITAN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 50, 192, ments are to be held the same d Meriden, New Britaln, New Hai Stamford and Noerwich, Teams play Ing in New [ritain are two from | Hartford, twoe from Middletown, two from Winsted two local teams. The winners of cach seetional tourna ment will get together later to fight championship. Visitors are teh the games, Senfor All-Arvounds, Monday night, January #0th, the third series of the all arounds will be held, he events will be the 220 yard dash and the running broad jump, The first three men to date are: IMirst, H, Hall with 59 points; second, Dehm, with 61 polnts, and | third, W, Tancred with 47 points, Others are not far behind and close competition is expected in the rest of the events, Fuesday evening at 8 o'clock a new regular gymnasium class will be started, to be known “Daily Dozen Class," as a Camp's visit to the local number of Vuican Iron Worl who heard him, bhecame interested s will he started especial- about 18 in will join number, Probably more later, The program for the weck Is as follows: Monday—Gym classes for employed A and High school, 4 and 7 o'cloc 4 lap swim in High school and em- ployed A classes. Tie in all arot § between Dehm and Drenzek and Diri dorian and O'Brien to be run off, Tuesday—1 lap back swim, em- ploy: B class, § o'clock, Gym classes in employed, B and junior classes, 4 and 7 o'clock. Wednesday—Gym ¢ school and employed A 4 o'clock. Thursday-—Meeting of junior lead- 8:30 o'clock. s for High and 7 A and High school, 4 and 7 o'clock. | Basketball at High school, Y. M Trade School teams. Saturday,—Gym. classes for junior and employed B, 4 and 7 o'clock. SHAGKELTON DIES ONANTARGTIC TRIP News of His Death, ihl'ee Weeks Ago, Just Received s, Jan. 30 (By Associat- More than three week: between the death of Sir Shackleton the British explorer s announcement to the world, vesterday when the hody ar- rived at Montevideo. The delay La Nacion’s Montevideo correspondent | telegraphs, was ascriped by Captain .. Hussey who accompanied the body as due to a series of wireless mishaps. Sir Ernest died s d the eam- ship Quest, on which he was making another Antarctic vo: e while an- chored off South Georgia island on January 5. His boc was taken to Montevideo on the first leg of the trip | home aboard the Norwegian steam- ship Professor Cruvel, | Captain Hussey bore a death certi-| ficate made out at South Georgia is-| land, reading: “1, Alexander Macklin, certify to my |(f and belief that the cause of death was atheroma in the arteries of the heart. Before dcath he had not suffered an infection contagious disease." ] was signed by Dr. Macklin as of the expedition. The body ari at Montevideo in an hermetic sealed zinc shell, covered with wood. aptain Hussey told La Nacion's correspondent that the Qu at South Georgia island with her main wireless plant out of commission duec to damage by heavy storms during the vo. €, which otherwise was un- eventful. Sir Ernest had been in the best of health throughout the trip. 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