New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1928, Page 8

'PANTHERS SCORE HECTIC VICTORY OVER MERIDEN Alexander Ties Score With Shot Just a Minute Before ‘ Third Period Ends—Maroons Get the Jump in the First Frame—Brown's Great Work on Defense is | Good Part of Win—Boucher Plays Like Lightning A . Standing After Opening Session—Bristol Here Tonight. . T et Play—Rubenstein Out of Game on Personal Fouls. —— e ‘On.khnd-Pomilo .1 0 1.000 3 | Dodge e R ) long shots by Standing 1 Pierce, rushers; Harry Thompson, | Two sensational long A PC.|center; Hardy, halfback and Conley, Nash - s | seinte” Currington and White, Wa- i,'::‘;:"'.il;“ a3 - j,,f?gi_""" ot Meriden | The Chrysler team in the a;n:.-,,;n:,";“";'u AEeDIn S er w1 oy Y 2 e i Willims |teur Toller hockey league was 10{onc point lead with & basket und | Hartford .... 9 12 429 | Boucher " . Plerce | match for the Dodge quintet in the |two foul shots, furnished the big- Bristol . ’ 13 ~"‘9:Mu!rhmd' 4 " Lundeville Preliminary game to the New Brit- |gest upset of the year in the Con- g t | Brown . . Morrison Games Bristol at New Britain. Blount ... A 2 Purcell Hartford at Merlden. i h! First Pes Fighting an uphill battle through ' three hectic periods, the New Brit- rl“"-;hm by g-:lcg nl::- aln roller hockey team tied hef , xo\pytain Alexander score with the Meriden Maroons at| » \o% T esander the BStanley Arena yesterday after-| ' Meriden s noon just & minute before the third| 1 JSACER O period ended and sent the contest .“vrldwn 4 I‘.IAMM‘UIe Ve . Fifty-five | into an overtime seasion, i byetve S \aln-Meriden league I}lmnlvy arena yesterday afternoon. { The |Aloon and Fusari at the rush posi- (tions with Dick Hyland in center and Keeley and Sautter at halfback and goal, was altogether too much o 1for the tail enders. Fusari and Mc- speed in down the floor | Aloon bringing the | while CHRYSLERS FAL T0 STOP DODGES Mchloon and Company Prove; Too Fast for Opponents combination of Eddie showed lightning ball NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, contest at the Me- Hyland was a bulwark Sensational Shots in Last Minutes by Carrington and White Cinch Victory—Leary Tied Count With Three Minutes to Play—Locals Led by Twe Points At Half Time—Magner Star in Brass City Team necticut State Basketball league at |the Btanley Arena Saturday night |and defeated New Britain 36 to 33. ‘It was a see-saw game all through First and Second Toams in| (e rat and secand " haives | wi | Rgaway Saturday Victories tage over the other. i | Waterbury played sensational | basketball and the home club failed to mateh the speed and accuracy in {n ' shooting of the visitors. As the sec- ond half progressed towards the end Unleashing an unsuspected attack, the New Britain 8State Trade sehool ran roughshod over the South Man- chester State Trade school basket- floor and after three ineffectual at- tempts at scoring. finally got onc by Pureell. Plerce followed him to give . Meriden another to again tie the count. Again Boucher came down the floor and after breaking up a pretty play by Meriden, scnt a screamer whizzing past Purccll. Plerce again came to Meriden's res- cue and just before the period end- ed, he caged the last goal of the frame and Meriden led by the score of 7 to o. The third period was about as hectic a frame as has been scen in any game here this year. It was featured by a clash between Morri- son of Mar'dcn and Boucher of New Pritain. _Both got into a scrimmage in the c3ner and they pushed eaci other, son pushed Boucher in the face und the little Néw Britain forward flew at the hurky Maroon halfback like a-game cock. Referee Rorty sep- parated the men and called a foul on Boucher. To make up for this, Boucher started in to play harder than ever. He brought the ball down single- handed and shot one through Pur- cell's legs. Willlams and Pierce swung into action and the result was a nifty goal by Williams. Then Boucher and Alexander hit first time during the game and Alex- ander popped one in after a min- ute's play. With the crowd in a frenzy and the score 8 to 7 in favor of Meriden, the two New Britain for- wards carried the ball down the line and hombarding Purcell's legs, Alexander took a scooting pass from Boucher and rolled it over th sill to tie the score. There was only a minute left to play. The teams went into the overtim: seasion with New D:itain keeping the fierce pace up to the limit. Pierce, Morrison and Lundevills were drawn to New Britain's end of the floor and Boucher broke loose 10 sent the ball to the other end Purcell, caught alone, did noble work and stopped four elants for th zoal hut the fifth was a fake poke by Bioucher, a pass to Alexander and u goal glving Ne n one of the hardest-earned victorics of the en- tire hockey year. Muirhead played a nice combina tion offensive and defensive game while Plount got going in the third period and held Meriden safely out of the cage. “Corky” Purcell was the star of the Meriden defense. Doth Morrison and Lungeville played a nice floor game. Bristol Here Tonight The Bristol team plays here to- night for the first time since the teum was transpired from Walling- ford. The fans of this city will b in line to wateh the reception that the Bell Towners will ro ve from the locals. The Bristol team is com- posed of “Ki1" Duggan and Earl P rd Then when arguing, Morri- | Stops, Blount 69, Jette 44, Referee, MeDonald. Bristol Tieats Meriden free scoring game, Wallingford Bristol, | team, | In a the converted {100k a new lease on life in its first | their stride for the ! home game and scored a 12 to 11| vietory over the league lcading Meri- | den Maroons. The game, the first| Bristol has had, was viewed by a | packed house including the mayor | and members of the common coun- cil, FELDMAN LEADING LEAGUE SCORERS Slomen Climbs Into Second Place Aiter Week’s Games In a week of heavy scoring. “Kiski" Feldman, Bristol Endees forward, increased his tead in the g lists to 17 points and he now scori v tops the list with 54 points to his credit. Sloman of New Britain is second having nesed out Carrington of Waterbury during the week. fid. fl. t1] Aman, Bristol, f . 2112 54 man, New Britain, 4 9 37 Carrington, Waterb'y, 15 4 34 Cook, Meriden, £ ....... 11 8 31 Cohen, New Haven, f ... 12 & 20 Gordon, New Haven, g .. 9 10 28 Waterman, Bristol, g 11 & 20 Johnson, Bristol, f ary, New Britain, g Mendell, Waterbury, & . New Haven, g Lotwinik, New Haven, £ . 8 ristol, f . s 8 5 21 8 6 22 L8 4 20 Magner, Waterbury, g-f-c 2 15 19 Rothenfeld, Merlden, £ .. 7 5 19 7 . Britain, ¢ 7 & 19 s T 4T 18 1 410 18 £ <50 17 . Ne wBritain, g . 8 1 17 Hafner, Hartford, g-f ... 6 5 17 Lingner, Meriden, 6 & 17 Guborsky, Hartford, f-g . 6 4 16 Chadye, New Haven, g .. 7 1 13 League Standing W L New Haven BIE Bristol : 4y BN w Britain s 2 500 Waterbu, b 2 3 400 Meriden IR N R AT ilartford 1 4. 200 Week's Scheds Hartford at Water- ritain at Meriden v—Waterbury at New Haven. New Haven at Bristol Saturday ) of the locals. The quintets battled nip and tuck for the most part of tho half with the play veering from one goal to the other. Just at the {15 minute mark, Magner shot |basket to put Waterbury into the !1ead by one point. Leary’s shooting R [tied the score and then put New Chicago, Feb. 6 UP—Johnny Mos- Britain in the lead but the shots of til, White Box hero of the 1926 sea- |Carrington and White gave the €on, attempting a comeback after |game to Wategbury. heing out of the game last season. | Jimmy Zakzewski nas presented the problem of oo 'scorer for the home club with 1much, rather than too little, talent total of nine points. A feature of for the Sox outfield. ‘the game was the appearance The Whiting, Ind.. star, who ras | Dick Dillon, NOSTIL N COMEBACK Season Present Problem of My Cutficld Talent, was the high Connecticut’'s premier heen training hard sivce his recovery cferee, as arbiter of the contest. from a suicide attempt during last | The summary: year'’s training season, has been pro- : New Dritain nounced in oetter condition than Fid FI Pts cver before. Sloman, tf .. 5 4 8 Bib Falk in 12ft was the only cer- Rubenstein, If ...... 1 1 3 fainty In the Sox outfield, but Alex Restelli, If .. oo 1 4 ¢ Metzler also was sure to play. Ir Zakzewski, ¢ . 4 1 ? Mostil can show his old form, h. ' Shechan, rg 1 1 % will reture: to ~enter and Metzler to Sturm, rg ... 0 2 2 right. Otherwize Metzler will take leary. 18 . 4 2 . Mogtil's position and Barrett, Reyn- S Ko olds and Moore will fight it out for 5 UL right fleld. Wiy fa = ¥id FI Carrington, rf ‘ 1 NATIONAL SKI CHAMP “wefi. .t & G MeNamara, ¢ .. 0 4 = Wall, rg . 1 o 2 Lars Haugen Takes Class A Title for Magner, 1g ... 1 6 8 the Fifth Time in Ten Years at | 13 9 9B Red Wing, Minn. Score at half time, New Britain 19, Waterbury 17. Referee, Dick Red Wing, Minn.. Feb. ¢ (®—Tor Dillon. the fifth time in ten years Lars Haugen, 8t Paul veteran, is the TUNNEY 1) ] class A champlon of the National! Miami Beach, Fla, Feb. 6 (CP) Ski Association. | He outsnone a largs field at the national tournament yesterday de- tending the honors he won at Den- ver a year ago. Yesterday he won 15.388 points for tirst place with Pedar Walstad of Canton, 8. D, see- ond, with 18.2§88. Halvor Walstad of Racine, Wis. loft behind with the training eamp caquatled Haugen's 151 foot jump but | where Tunney recently started light the judges awarded Haugen the | workouts. jump trophy because of his hetter | forni. Halvo~ was given third place vith 18, points. The class T3 titla went to S 4, of Superior, with 18.392 Roller Hockey TONIGHT BRISTOL vs. NEW BRITAIN Preliminary Game Called 8:00 Admission 50e—T75¢ CALL 2644 FOR RESERVED SEATS |~ -Gene Tunney, heavyweight boxinsg champion and his manager Billy | Gibson left early today for New | York where the champion will con- fer with revennue officials in regard to his income tax return, filed a _&hort time ago. WILL PLAY "t GAMES The Boston Braves will play e~ this yo Lou Fink, Tunney's trainer, was | 24 ames during their spring training | status of the lateral pass, the muffed |firat team, smashing the South Man- | chester Beconds by 47-19. The ex-! ‘cellent foul shooting of Russell kept the visitors abreast at 8-8 during the |first quarter, but then Syzmanski, {Hubbell, and Wesaels swung into ac- |tion and the count was 21-10 at the half and 41-12 at the end of the | third period. |evenly waged. Wessels led the win- iners with 18 points, with Symanski, | title, | Philadelphia, |Hubbell, and Rodzenski all going |tor the visitors, the local wards in check at all times. summe New Diritain Seronds of |holding the South Manchestetr for- | The be mutehed with Leo Lomski, Aberdecn, Wash., assassin and the | vietor paired with Tommy Loughran, FEBRUARY §, 1038 Tops Rumning Mate in Race in|N Maroens jumped among the acorers in the American Roller Hockey league past week and he now leads his run- ning mate “Kid” Williams of Mert- den, by one point. Bill Duggan of the Bristol team s still the leading tusher with Alexander in place. Hardy tops the foul makers while Blount s tenders. The statistics of the league by a 25 to 23 ecore. up to February ¢ and the schedule follows: Meriden 61; Davies, Waterbury 48; Boucher, New Britain. 46; Alexander, | New Britain 41; Pierce, Bristol 37;! Duggan, Bristol, Hartford, 81; Welch, Hartford, Harkins, Waterbury, 25; Jean, Ha doe Sckyra of Dajyton and George Gemas of Philadeiphia to Meet in New York Tonight. i New York, The final quarter was | Bekyra of Dayton, 0., | contender for the light hea Fd F1 T Szymanski, rf . (] 1 13 Fruscella, rf . 0 (O Hubbell, 1t 0 10] Wessels, ¢ 2 18 Beckius, rg L] 2 Wasilewski, rg . 0 L] | Rodzenski, 1g . [ 6 Total . 3 4 fouth Manchester Scoonds Fld FI. T Hall, of ...... i 0 2 Campo, -1 ..uour. oz Russell, ¢ ... 4 4 'Wells, c-lg 0 0 i Ramsey, 1§ ... .2 1 13 +Luhrensen, 1g-1f Pt [ L] Kibbe, 1g .... -0 0 o | Total T 1] 19 | Personal fouls--§yzmanski 1, Fru- .scenna 2, Hubbell, Wessels 2, Béck. lus, Rodzenski 3—10; Campo 2, Luh- rensen, Russell, Kibbe—b&. Free tries Syzmanski 2, Wessels 3—7; Hall, | Russell &, Ramsey ¢—13. Referee— | Nixon. Timer—Ryzmanski. Bcorer— Smith and Welton. 1 MAKE FINDINGS KNOWN | Status of Latersl Pase, Mufied Punt | and Other Rules Will Be Fival This Afternoon, New York, Feb. 8 (UP)—~The { punt and the other football rules | for 1928 will be made known by W. | 8. Langford, secretary of the X tional Football Rules committee, f 1 p. m. today. { The rules committee held its an- | nual meeting at the Seaview Golf | club, Absccon, N. J., Saturday, but | the findings of the committee were | not given out in order to prevent { any misinterprotations which have | ariser. in the past because of the | hasty distribution of the rules | changes. 1S BEST TRICK SHOT Joe Kirkwood, Australian golf |star, has no equal as an exponent | of trick shots en the golf links. l ~ BY SETTING DOWN HARDWARE CITY QUINTET—HIGH SCHOOL HOLDS EARLY LEAD OVER COLLEGIATE PREP OF 'WATERBURY BEATS NEW STEVE PIERCE IS [HIG BRITAIN IN BIG UPSET| |FADING SCORERS American Hockey Leagne Steve Plerce of the MMeriden into the lead during the heavy ring machine of Collegiate Preparatory school was getting un- derway in the last quarter of a game at the high school gymnasium Sat- urday afternoon, the New Britain High school basketball team man- aged to hold an early lead and won second leading the goal | Within a few minutes of the close | of the third period the Red & Gold team had a 21 to 11 margin. Point by point was clicked off in the high | #chool lead. While New Britain was getting two foul goals, Collcgiate be- ‘Aubin. , 530 to find the hoop and pop ‘em in »7'1 from all angles. Within about five | minutes of the end the score stood |at 23 to 19. New Britaln made more Goals Scorcd By 8. Plerce, Meriden 62; Williams, 36; 8t BEATS MERDEN IN ROLLER HOCKEY IN OVERTIME PERIOD—WATERBURY BASKETBALL Quwmm HAVE! H SCHOOL FIVE NOSES . OUT NEW HAVEN QUINTET ew Britain Team Stops Last Quarter Rally of Cellegi- ate Prep Team—Locals Have 21 to 11 Margin at Start of Last Period—Result Is a Decided ' to Followers of Both Squads—Battle on Sidelines Riyals Main Attraction—Score 25 to 23, Fighting desperately while the big, |tributed to New Britain's total {a the second quarter and at Jalf time the score was 15 to 8, New Britain, Sowka made it {made a ficld goal and a f5ul goal 16 to 1, Hayer which left New Britain ahwd by a 16 to 11 count. Saunders aored & field tally and teammates mored to made a !make the count 31 to “sucker” 11° Hayer shot ant Bosse téased a foul goal to increwse the | Elm City team score to 14 points, Hayer made it 15. Bosse heaved & long shot to count up the 17th point. Bomse made it 19 just before his exit march and Wexler,' Atlas star ‘coul nted for the first tme to make it 21. Hayer acored thy 23rd minutes atter play was . H 3 | working the pivotal position. Keeley ball quintet at the Benior High itord, 14; Thompson, Bristol, 11; Boucher and Alexander got the balll ; Qfi‘:‘(fi:m“ ‘[\ilo;lx‘il:;: 1 broke up plenty of Chrysler passes lof the game, the Brass City quintet |\ 1 "gaturday morning and tri- Den;aellv'. W.urmy: el ijnaer-ito“' goals but Colleglate made two | point and that was all ther¢ was, in front of the Meriden cage ll\d‘ 4 ;\va Beltaln i while Sautter kept numerous -hm,‘h'lcreaucd nf speed and New Britain umphed by 48-15. The visitors went | ville, Merlden, 10; Hardy, Bristol, 9:is"cc"‘."e ficld goals and the score |New Britain kept matching ."““ with Purcell stopping I.helf pokes G i\lr\nden Cokd 3 | from going in the nets. Sclander and i:\‘:‘: olun-'lrwdd:'uu‘!ho v:oor and. in scoreless from the floor during the | Morrison, Meriden, M“"h"a““s'ood at 25 to 23 with two minutes for basket in the last quarter ate four times, Alexander finally took a | i 5 |Harry Kieffer worked nicely for the [N _Shooting IPEBN 'entire first half. Pond rolled up an |New in, 7; Brown, New Brit- | "d 10 seconds to go. |tack which was led by Eddie Swka. Bill Boucher's stick and |11 New Britain Boucher 7 | P |New Britain, 7; , Deaperate sh low Cor- by lliard from Boucher’ N8 1% Merides Ficroe losing team. | The last three minutes of the g ¢ Jead for the locals by a one- |ain, 6; Arvida, Hartford, 6. ! esperate shots followed but Col- Zaleskl was New Britains of- sent the y-u into the Meriden nets 12 3 e ey e The Dodge team hopped into th |Bame were packed with thrilling ac- 00 "o vo ot in the first period, b._‘ S Ra Won Bv leglate's best efforts were only close. | fensive star, but SBaunders, as wual L by Bon wasks ot toientional| |y NewBritaln Boucher 'lead In the first period when Fu- |U1On: With Waterbury lcading 30 to jng” joipeq by tho balance of the| Duggan, 162 Alexander, 139;(10c 11h echool held and the game led the team in all-around plasing, ‘IMefldei ot the Jump in the firat |14 Meriden Williams sari and McAloon scored threc |1 ";‘;mm!;:::y catifonithy met;“ team n the second quarter as the [Davies, 138; Wiliams, 107; Welch,| °"3°%" e S | He was the pivot man and he sute 5 03 woals. Chrysler got one in this |, o e mark ey et M tally mounted to 18-3. Pond ran 62; 8. Plerce, 37; Boucher, 14. | el Well at Tiinee played four centers who were put tn perlod when the Maroons, playing 15 New Britain Alexander 3 shot good but was fouled while so y |62; 8. Plerce, s The local te howed ¥ P fast pace, scored four goals to |16 New Britain Alexander frame. Dodge ran wild in the sec. |q00t BOG0 DUt Aan o o shoty Wil1 again in the third stanss, | Fouls Made By [ . (Alowes oS to.contrel him, feo for New Britaln. ‘ach: team | Dvestime Périad ond trame, scoring five goals to in- 300", ey New Dritain one point Which closed with the count 33-9, | Mardy 32, Brown 21, Jean 16, VIS SpinS Shan than A 01|, P muminazye wot three in the second frame, mak- 17 New Britain Alexander crease the total to elght to one. | (o'y o Gohd by making both of them. 2nd featured the last rush which |Donelly 15, Morrison 9, Welch 1. At IAISL AN L L ek New Britatn High . fog the game nip and tuck. The| Rushes—Alexander 13, Willlams Chrysler managed to get threc |Magner followed him to make a CAfried the score to (ts final total. |Arvide 9, Alexander 6, Blount 6|0y ing ‘againgt the “,m;‘v,e'}_“",‘:; 4. 0. wL 14 period oponed with both auin- |7. Stops—Tlount 63, Burcell 67, 8OTes in the last frame but the noint from the foul stripe tying the BOUth Manchester at last looated |Williama b, §_Plerce 5, Duggan 3.| fo 1€ SRR 6 OO0 BICE. Zaleakt, ot -, i o | tets travelling at top speed. New |Fouls—Doucher. Referee—Rorty. | D0dgo quintet kept up its g0od |gcore. Then Carrington dropped in the hoop and made four haskets E. Plerce 3, Bradshaw 3, K. Wil-|ych o joase of life after bein out, Landino, it 1.9 Britaln held Meriden to one score| Lose tn Waterbury {work and acored four more, mak- o sepsational long shot to put Wa- during the second half but it was lams 3, Lunderville 3, Jette 2, Muire | - sed throughoyt the gambe. & 0Ut- gaunders, ¢ .. 2 6 _An this frame and scored three to| : Britain went down to defeat |INE the count 12 to 4. |terbury two in the lesd and Whito badly outplayed. {head 2, Lovegreen 1, Davlea 1, Gaz-| '/ 1e8 2 rOTE ot qul“;' howed a | feckert. 1g .., 0o e tie the count. _|Saturday night in Waterbury losing | _The Oakland-Pontiac combination |followed him with & minute and 10| Pond scored 23 pomnts in a bril. | 2N382 1, Thompeon 1, Conley 1. veal organized attack only at inter- Sowka, rg .... 2 ¢ New Britain started slowly. For |y opo iy e score of s | Will meet the Nash five tonight in seconds to go. Sturm was fouled 'liant cxhibition of shooting, leading Goal Tends Rocord | vals and then it looked great. Some-~ ax s i the first two periods, it seemed that |y 3 \waterhury jumped into the |the preliminary game to the Bris- wiile shooting and he made both (ne attack at all times and badly 8. M. Pct.iiioee the plays would work just as LT 1o the ball wouldn't roll right for the |\ooq yn the first period, measuring |01-Now Britain contest. The sum- [of his tries good but the whistle outacoring the entire visiting team. |BioUnt New Britaln 1384 96 0931, " or."sutiined cevloiys bt Collegiate Prep locals, Every pass was sent 10 8 yyo Now Britain goal for four shots |Mary: {blew whila the New Britain plavers, Abel did. good work for the win. |EUFcell, Meriden... 1246 95 .21} o0 N, OH T PICSCRRS o | ad. o w, Moriden man and it was only |,uer Alxander had opened the scor- | Dodge Chrysier [two points behind, weroe mMaking & ners, while Ted Weascls broko fnto |ConieY, Bristol. ... 1373 118 820} 00q o wilg pass that had specta. | HOYeR It ¢ . [} through the hardeat sort of PI&YIN% ing with a point for the Hardware | Fusari LaPointc |desperato assault on Waterbury's tne game in the last quarter and |Jorre, Watertury. 348 101 004 tors in the gallery ducking. Simons, If ....... o 2 enough goals to keep in the running. |C " | IR k haelist. [scored a patr of baskets. Anderson [°V*¥TIIN 'v:k. POadsh Hayer, captain of New Haven 'WEXIer, rf, ¢ ...... [ B | Bill Blount featured d the | B- Mcaloon Selander | White and Carrington starred for ded 1 Week’s Schedule Hillh % Miller, ¢, rf . 0 2 Boucher and Alexander worked on | ount loa ured 4urmlz | N [the invaders with Magner playing a guarded exeellently. Landeen Wan| yonday, Hartford at Meriden, | ouse High school basketball 'unrke' 1'3 : £ e o oo e, 24 Injured_ nia. Tog. In "the | Hstang § H. Kieffer |¥hale of & game on tho floor. Ru- e o e tars. The BUMMATY: |Brigol af New Britan. Tuesday, ot jost your, Tived o brllntipieue de | o & demon on the defense. E | ¥ | bonatein went out of the T ' |New Britain at Hartford, Waterbury & S B @4 pars after pass and drive after second period but despite the hand- ! _ c TepRiain MOt ol oL s M e ) FId. B T | el o, varqroUrY | closing rally. Bosse played well dur. |LeGrands, s, rf . 0 0 e T ma ball on his chest, |icap, he stuck through to the end. < (Kecley, Hayes Itoski, Reinholdt | the #econd hald on fouls and (6 'pong, . £ .01 1 21 |Waterbury. Thurdes Morides at| IS that period of the game, but just |Bosse. T8 ... .. 17 chin and legs, anywhere as long as | \\mwn:u_r);]s'rox;\:dfl\-ho fioals in le- i H B lteam. Now Britain, for the most !}h-hlmyf,r. Lt.rnt..0 3 2 |New Britain. F,MM_: Bristol at|2® hg was reaching his greatest form he stopped them and although [second period and of the four scored Rautt 8it2 part, was wild in shooting f! the Cohen, L f. . ene @) 1 1] e | he was ejected from the game be- Meriden's forwards, two of the|in the third session, New Britain | G e T S Taowlim o e e 2 -1 % mfi:;:‘ H"‘;‘;";"Wl“w‘:erféd”&.mm of four persanal fouls. Score at half time, New Britain 15, speediest, the zunc hias ever known, |got two. The summary Elent Periad |was lost when the team got into a Womsels, c. .2 0 4|New n,{{,,na“ . D UEY1 | Incidentally a battle over on the | Collesate Prep 8. Tims of periods kept up a ripid firo scoring bee, | Waterbury ew B ritain Goals Scored by Caged by Time scoring position. The quintet falled Anderson, r. g. B @ s !sidelines rivaled the main attraction |3 Minutes. Referee—Nixon. New Britain, through the grittiest |Dacles Alexander 1 Dodge “usari 5:50 iu, show anywhere near the torm it Abel, L g. i .3 ' Py of the afternoon. When Bosse made kind of play, came through with a | 2 | 2 Chmsler LaPointe $:40 [diaplayed last Saturday night, many | SR e PELTZER l“ TRAI“ING | Ala Vet parsen Lo, cyrer Bah: GOURSE ll m“ bang. AT LN pmanora LT L) Dodge Fusarl 1:20 being of the opinion that over-com- | 20 8 48| ders blew his whistie and raised four ):‘mae:'- :m: 3 lr:;te t“t:o:g; e : L Do:‘.: : I:\xc,umm 2:50 fidence had the better of the play-| South Manchester 8. T. §. | o ‘{;;"92- '-gn‘x Bosse to the showers. — posite. apute. an| o SRR Pt cond Period |ers before the contest started. | ri4. 7. | he New Britain scorekeeper could . atter the game bad begun, Willama trown| 3 Dodge ehlon iso| First Halt Laneen, 1t o, . T TL U | Gorman Track sur Getting Ready 100 Y DUCH Sorsierher coud | Entrants tn Toras Open Tournament caged the first poin e game. |Doherty . - B | Dodge MeAloon 2:00, Sloman and White caged foul Chapman, L f. ..... 0 0 for Participation Tn Tliinols A. C. | for the life of him and he voleed his At exactly the same tme following, | 7 Dodge Hyland 1:50 | pointa o slart tho game With o tie Schoem, €. r. . i1 8 ol Lopinion 1n no uncortain terma. A| L0 Yo am Efective Bar e Alexander took a pretty pass t‘rtv)‘!l\y.lct(c 35 Blount | g Dodgo McAloon 2:30 score. A spurt by the Waterbury Adams, r. g. e - ..., 1 3 g Gemes Friday. | disagreement. followed which in-| Scoring Par Cardé, Boucher and 'lgd 'h'eh eans -x‘l - |9 Dodge Fusari 1:50 team soon had the count 7 t0 8 for Luhrsen, r. g. U0 0 0| Chicego, Feb. 6 UP—Dr. Otto Pekt- | YOlVed Referee Nixon, the two scor L ; e i g el e St Thinl Perlod |Waterbury, At the 9:20 mark, 0 Daniman, 1. g 0 0 e R et om0 DeN-|crs and Coaches Sam Plte and | Sen Antonlo, Tex, Feb. ¢ (P e S e R L T . 10 Chrysler LaPoints :02|foul shots by Sloman tied the count | : S0 O jer German wrack sar, came back|George Cassidy. Nixon ruled the | With mud proviyg an effective bar Il e s | X 3 11 Dodge Fusari 1.0 |8t 7 all. Waterbury went into the | T T e e e Nlineei™ tn- | home score keeper had the final say, | {0 PAr cards in ibe first round o got @ poke from a pass from Bouch-| 2 Waterbury Davies 12 Chrysler Solander 2:30 |lead again and New Britain fought | X A tensive training for the Illinols Ath- |4 wsammy” sald ‘S8how me the rule | the Texas open gait tournament, the er and added a goal for the home| 3 Waterbury Davies P Dotks Fsust 4150 'hard to knot the count again. This | T‘nrn;(hal :oul" u-ll'“:nd 3, Richt- [ letic club games Friday night. book, man, show me where it says |00 0dd entries téday had the pros. cfub but just before the period end-| § Waterbury Dayv . 5 2 G .k nver, Knowles 3, Abel 2—8; Land-| Ray Dodge also was to prepare on | " % other & ed, Lundeville on a pretty play,| 5 Waterbury _ Donnelly de T SHIM Tabaite 00 | ¥ hen Toary 8ot & briliant long snot |7 Adais 3, Luhrscn, Dahlinan |the sme track. Tho games T B R ot the mtvv“eo:r:. sl AL v 3 for Sertden. ot Teesdl ; odge Fusri 1:50 [When Leary got o ‘ Technical fouls—Landeen, | witl be run off on a dirt track, rald | game, ¥ out of the | ' Ea Dudley o : o2 BRatad Wik 5 ) il 16 Dodeo Furari 2:30 |0 Scheen, Trec trics—Pond 3, Richt e, udley of Hollywood, Cal. led 'r:e;:m:g x::lr;m o)lvfiz’ 3 “nmrl 6 :: mr\rzur,\ & arl |lr,|t Rushes—Furarl 6, LaPointc 1. | New Britain here took the lead :m)'rr 2. wiohen hno\\ln;x‘ Tia -‘ - ito be mr:rfi popular than th hoard | Another Squabble the fiald yesterdsy with & 73, ene rush, Boucher playing like : -1 7 Waterbury onnelly o g S . . v — | tracks with most cntries. Additional i wind, drovo one from the side of| Third Period | Stops—sitz 55, Sautter 41, foe the firat time it the ame anl #t "o Landsen 2, Bchoen 5, Adasis 3 | competlafy 40 e, Eambs 'To D | gpr ok, the Hine ketpera Bad.a diw, | JTO7 PR 20 <4 ':10" el the floor that gave New Britain an-| g Ncw Britain Boucher 4| Fouls—H. Kieffer. favor of the home club. 110. Retoreo—Nixon, Timer—Szyman- | Peltser was aten In the entries of | 5 semeht. New Britain's timokoep. (Snle profestions} ‘vas second with other score. Williams again got his| o \uterbury Davies 2:54 Referee—DBattey; scorer, Balde- | Second Half {owski. Scoror—Smith. Ray Conger and Jack Sittig. [er, Fred Gennette, ruled there was|73. oar into the picture and Merlden 1o New Britain Alexander 1:32 (#ari. e i SRV L aputs LAns seconds Also Win | % : { one minutc and fitty seconds to go, | Bebby Crulckshask of Purchase. still retained its lead of two goals.|1y wWaterbury Davies 1:02 | selesa Lberiming ot the atond maif ang| The New Britain Seconds did | {but the visiting timer ruled it was|N. Y., Who won last rear's open and Boucher again came flying down the| pughos, Alexander 9, Davies 4. | e ore 3t00d wt 73 10 10 1n favor [ONIY silghtly leas well than thetr HATGHED FOR Bou’l‘ two minates and ten seconds. The | Larry Nabholts of Cliveland, runner \ —_— Feb, will mest George 8 (UP)—Joe prominent veighy | goal, but Landino evened it and then mas ot ' put his team ahead with two suc- in a scheduled 10-|cessive foul goals. Later Miller of u |Well. Ramsey and Lulirsen featured | round bout at the 8t. Nicholas crena | Collegiato scored a fleld goal which | guards | tonight, It Sekyra wins, he probably will | his team three up in the 1937 event, took 74 to go into a four cornered tia with Don Malarkey, Lufkin, Tex., Mehthorn of Pittsbureh. arry Coopsr, Who scently sign. 4 with a Buftale, N. ¥. club, Leon- ard Schmutte of Lima. 0., Angel De 1a Torre, Great River, N. Y., ane J. W. Kenney of Telefa had Ti's. Five finished with 76, incliding Mac- donald Smith of New Y&k, John Golden of Paterson, N. J.; xad Tome my Armour of Washingtea mational open champion. Al Watrows, Grand Rapids, Mich., needed 77-gad Joo foul goals and Alex Zaleski made the | Turness of New York, @bk 75, Al count 8 to 3, first quarter. and Abe Espiness of.Chieais, turn- Zaleski, Sowkn, and Landino con- |ed in & pair of 80% " ..° latter was the official timer and his | decision was accepted. All that can be caid is that it was a good thing there was only one referee. { It was indeed a three.ring circus with the teams, acorers, and timers | playing the star acts. The Main Attraction turke of Collegiate scored a foul and Bit was matched by Saunders. Fred put points ahead with ths FOR GUM. PAsS T AROWND. PLAIN DINING ROOM SETS ARE COMINGr BACK IN STYLE, AND 1D LIKE A |