New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1930, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY o 0 o, L 30. e S e NEW BRITAIN BASKETBALL TEAM LOSES CLOSE GAME TO SENECA INDIANS—PANTHERS TAKE A 9 TO 3 SH ELLACING FROM HARTFORD INDIANS—BURRITTS ARE DEFEATED FOR FIRST TIME THIS YEAR BY ST. STANISLAUS FIVE OF MERIDEN—ITEMS SENECA INDIANS SPRING SURPRISE ON LOCAL TEAM New Britain Basketball Quintet Underestimates Abil- ity of Visiting Delegation and Loses Out in Close Game, 29 to 25—Hardware City Five Plays Poor Game and Is Completely Outplayed in Second Half —Pierce Is Outstanding Performer On the Court. e S TORRINGTON TAKES BRISTOL BY 308 Pavlicovic's Shots Overcome Barly Lead of Monahanmen UPSETS SCORED IN TABS LEAGUE Eagles Beat Sons of Italy and Tabs Down East Ends RBritain Ba: ing j hail m ight Indians clas p of quintet ove d in Yeste day’s Besulis sons of 1 by ers nooi through th h 1y 1 to collect itsc g out ond fran poppL in were muissir the home to do No memb played the Iroin the locals wer conten casy mark fo wanted to When they » T 1 sec- | SCT 1 ond half, they through stout unable to pull the visitors and reversed the tide with the result Bristol held over the home s of of th fo deserved t ther f club o vl Torrin ate n appeared that the s o Sons Italians I corele minutes, by Morey clip 1 ns in 3 ie Whitc juished it Pavlicovic 5 00d pla zustino the I Despite and A in t somc roke five-man fense time i score reome t cs o ermission that th ¢ ¢ |of the cont a g advantage the las Sons their hardest but the younger cisive until team o from all angles two minu play, The visitin, liant runr Britain mo The Indic hall for cater part of ond half and the few ralli New Brit t cre squelched in short orde Richt formanc the home cl the tea Collins and Sloman chances to score le to find ere needed b played hout the nigl 1 i1 1 of the ent for n basket durin second half the Sons basket ges of t1 to and the poiat dly ra- ard niewski, Tor: d the ral- to his club. popping o2 Torrix 1 right cverything. L« on right zuard, star that brought victor As as the zame It arrived at st overcome the lc increased the closing m 1 Pete ¥ m askets that settled > 18 20 had they m Lagles where but the to score utey rretia the con- had finished the ) s soon the vho s number stormed onto the W cheered wildly the floor. 2 Ferony present arniory or the surface victors 1 Bucheri played a game which ¥ 1t extent 1o loscr mbers s, hundreds of mos fine ror orm responsih ¢ uphill fight Morey the gam Sons played « He olit for the “John' hall Lted the huge but a number but - W of them paticr ng fo ul tol Hi e Torrin, in front 5 ent into the | had started mucl the hoop whe tor 1y nd | mey tripp to Br d the Conway defer ond squed ai ficld con- ol by a v ccond I on sideral core in tl . Fve liminat nothi cori their wor hedule Iizh Interscholas- zed e vhile the two Jine points alon Schindler wore between wine and dropped in th Jime Iriday tol defea night m on scorcd Kenjo d the Silk chi c third ol month score. The of Coitc Tomi Mon vl of to « he 1 th remain there inzton Hizh School 1l I Sons of Ttaly rld New 1 @ - Morey. If Karbonic in ch cnou to o pull empt kins visito Il 29 1o 25 vietors aissanc Bristol High Saturday Seh Totals Seore at half-time Butler Come I'rom Britain The Last In : ] e 9 winners he han corer timer champions nest Saturd Behind looked like corta half Tabs qu New . azainst the minutes ti pomt . zan . R Abs we bl then they started the aid of scores | Weihn they managed to tallies. The half-time NEW BRITAIN SWIMMERS s "l dand i i EASILY BEAT KENSINGTON o - ccona field goul i Sloman, If g GYE score a Conway. ¢ ; time, Bristol, 1§ i eary y inute quarters, Rich seneca India tossed in a dou Sio O'Bri Local minu Natators Score a I8 (o 28 Victory Over Boys Club Crew Prom 1% Town RESUME PLAY TODAY followed 1 of Survivors [ ¥l onled Afer Bull Day and o fi feckert o i Indoor Tennis Tournament (o zoal o Play O Matches o Vic tor Raylock outstandine man o cd a good Truhar s ma of New Yor South O Hunter Al 10 veteran Yorl Udo Zacy opposed to Cutler of Nex of the onls ticipated Julius Ttichard Murphy of H junior oor champ walke their ap nament. Seli Jaek T st Last Ends Fld Sceligson o Fhon ! ' tefer n Butler 1ham Iohert gy the corer of T chanet Litthe n little WIN runni ! ! . 4 shall of Ties Moines tarvard the v teils sco e Appel. of Prince Reginald DS PAWTUCKE WINS MATCH ANOTHE P iucket Sonth 1 e ry v ted I'rovids nneth star ton competitic former zuinst York, il - | the * | Catherine and s ROW IN HOCKEY LEAGUE | ON DUGAN-PIERCE SWAP [“Wild Bill” Comes to New Britain as Local First Rush | | 3 Shellacking at Hands of Hartford Indians—-—: Hardware City Crew Appears Disorganized Dur- ing Fast Game—Dyson and Peregrin Shine — In- dians Here Tonight. Yesterday's Results ford New Britain any 4, Amsterdam | Ofticial Standing W ms and Larl Picree Teams Meet ‘Toni The Panthers will for revenge tonight when the come here to play. The New Brit- ain team is sore through and through {over the bad beating suffered vester- day and one of the ficrcest battles of the entire season is expected to- night when the two quintets clas the Stanley Arcna. The local pl are due to hold a conference to map out its mode of Hartford scored the will have the rush 1 Rube” Williams Bill Blount will play first with Williams ne will be haltback and Indians New k Amsterdam Glens Fal Albany onight Britain eun the N roller hoc Wild Bill a sent Earl Pierce sulted in a row su the stion on Duggan al was put u p- ord will to- attack. up th; This ay will use victory Dyson the line vesterday and Percgrin ith Jean at center halthack anl the ¢ Duggan for Britain t second rush. Du- at center with Brown | Jette in th it Amst is rocking jam r hat American 1 of n hut despite rush W through Sat cd with N sterday ma taken u a meeting Hartrord today. An Zan at of Amateur Game All-Amcrica their scheduled zame [league New \& both likely to be fined | of a breach in the rules of arding the trading of pl T addition of Dugzan lincup for rtford Indian only s¢ 1nt I New was snowed the tun to 3. P'anthers appeared disorgar d and could not The combination of “Kid"” ams and Duggan on the appear to be a case of tars in the same place and ad a rather The Glastonbury vill play rdam are o the preli This will between Iready nary to the be the decidin the two clubs as cach beaten the other Neat Thursday v will Sun i here The summ Hartford Dyson big mectin has team once. | the gar n Hart- to m nit, the Nutme All-Hartford erncon. a and under to neet while team of from Providence star tain urs will come Wil lin many la result | time ot w Brituin first period hut Hartford count, before the session Then, in the second frame. scorad three goals while New Britain went Hartford zot four third period while N caging only one ms scored a goal in the 0ing. New Britain A Willian wsperiai rush too as rush Williams rush Hartford casy | Peregrin A “nd 1540 scored a goal in the tied the J was over. ater Hartford can Duf Trown haifhaclk oal for Scored by Fiest Perlo:d New Rritain Duggzan Hartford Diyson 250 econd Period Hartford e Hartford Jea Hartford more in the Britain was hoth tea period Th fo hac an up by I T Hartford rlwinds. ¥ scored n sailin Peregrin (hyson) Hhird Period Hartford i Hartford goals for hody's height o sals hi ball o 1siness, regrin Dy sor (Jean) Duggan er (e his form. H nself ar his o zreatest scoro ntinually fed t ards for goals. icism of the New play from the larg ippointed who s exhibition a 1t most of the hall instead of He failed to during the game New DBritain et Harfrord rowd of di i Hartford Fourth Hartford New Britain P Tea Williams Dy son n lount Jetie 4 McDonald tim playing pass to all with hes top. Refere t only on between this sort | SPORTS SOMMARY Assoriated Antonio— Philadelphia—T'enn Penn, 28-22. Athens, Ga outhern conference tucky purs | 21 | West Point, N. ¥ for i ) 8. Teerrort e Neal Me-| for scc- | State —Georgia loses game to Ken- n Denny Shute f 1 1 Colgate beat toxcther rounds of 65-69-G9-71 and victor; Al in tournament BULLDOG Bulldogs Fispinosa, Dudley PEAM WINS basketball Hi-Y . Saturday Intyr ond with Havana—United and Je ™ y nosed out the Slatesnncii LB TGS win in Cuba’s | international star class regatt citing game. Ottawa—Montreal A A trants make clean sweep of cham- pionship snowshoe meel Asua Caliente, Mexico—Golder Prince wins speed handicap by half L Jength record by fifth of Taho | Ashton. Sierra tie Junior five in an ex- The Juniors sucd 12 A players in an cffort to stop the rush lof the he Bulldogs of winners score Tu 1L Ritter. Coyle, misses track 1t second City, 14 & - Lo, « Stover, | (yaster Taho | oy ho annual dog der! Messenz lowa i restored to good | conference. Bill Tildvn Ki England cmi-final round of tournament. Mass——Women's indoor s Lennis Biannc ho Zind sup won by W Chicago tanding Cannes, estern France-—Big Aunior tenni Brookline tional na- title ber Mario; doubles fre tman New York other favorite ein o 1% Miller, « It Tiruke W. Bruke anli s Carlson, " Richi MeG crow zain is ¥ a George Hunter n e national indoor N champion- Miss, — 1red Deats hole | ama- umprecht Westla roun teur zolf New Or Qrleans in American championship n n on up tinal GOES INTO SECOND ROUND Donnay of Ranco- 4 : & 2 5 Fall River, Mz Feb. 3 (UP) New Orleans handi- | o000 X y ; —The Fall River soccer team won |its way into the second round of the national challenge cup competition here yesterday by defeating the Lusitanca Reereation club of Dos- ton, 5 to 0. San leave Pedro—Hazen for Honolulu. first stop of five wonths golf tour of Orient. Fla—C. B Hamilton's cquals track record of 1:42 | 1 mile and 70 yards to win | Miami Beach handicap, Philadelphia—United n I doubles racquets title goes to | shinen. Lord Aberdare and Dr. | W. Leatham alo — Bleanor Holm, New tters world's record for 200 roke swim, covering | : 12 Bert Nelson, Dutler. | high jump record fect inches. ind Kirkwood Miani, rri for 70 States NEW YORK —DAILY — 50 ONE 53.7.'1 ROUND WAY TRIP Leturn ticket good 30 days Branid New Latest Type dor Car Coaches Comfortably Heated—Bonded— Insured Guarantee Your Comfort Store York meter hacks inee in South Bend s indoor p of winni napped 10 1o funtington. W 1 congucrs to 34 wol =) racuse We Leave Crowell’s Drug 77 West Main St 30 A. M. Daily and Sunday Make Reservations Early Phone 1951 Vir 10 (ioes to Amsterdam—Revamped Team Suffers 9 to | the Nutmegs of this city tonight i {Canada. Canadi | Swit FIGURE SKATERS INTITLE EVENTS Bight Nations Send Entries {0 Madison Square Garden { Yor Ve, 3 izure rom vizl Madison ning today three d Austri Switzerl will last Norway Ingland United for one or pionships ni ates all hay ants th women's sit men's more of the cham- in The women's tle is 1o defended by of Norway. ship for the Grafstrom holder of past thre champion- ars. will defend s crown as will Mr.| of his men’s singl Mrs. Tierre mixed pairs Miss He of A United 8 Mrs Miss Mrs North Brunet Litle and of Irance their Opposed to Melita v al champion W. Samuel both of U Canadian hampion The field cludes Carl Schafer o ner-up the 1 champi Austria Brunnc on of the and nada and A guinst to Swedish nships: L. Mont Wreds Wilson North A 1 whill o omery nd ican title-holder; lan England rland. Teams clude in in T f 1 i W and Mr Mrs, nucl deric New and Jack 1 and Miss B Lo \ New York ville Roge Competition singles for Wilson Sceord and York: M 151 wood unner. and She and Mr. Ottawa in planned tomorrow competition and and women nesday LEAGUE T0 RESUME Joscph ude E ror Austria vin ¢ and K Swiith Wred catric o Mrs, the women's for toduy and Mixed pairs free skating men for men will b Members of Eastern Intercollegiate Circuit - Return to Action After 'wo Weeks of e York, | eh. 3 (P—\With of 1 of the Laskethall this n Intercol- courts Te with Three games are on Wednesd. turda (o one himibia Princeton only st Dartmou O We Quakers, nd Cornell Buildo tra Hanover with Dartmenth standing, Hanover irday, Ier on day n vietorio thout & defeat it Ithaca while Yale are 1 joust came tal eling to for to Won follow cam enn Columbia Princeton | Dartmoutit srnell ON EXHIBITION TOUR Chic 3 (P—Willic 18.2 balkline starto ey, b has Hoppe, former billiard champion, bition tour which will cart Mexico, Cuba and South Hoppe plans to spend | time in America in zentine exhi- im into America of the most hiis Ar- Nouth I the Gilles | * hind them, 'MERIDEN HANDS BURRITTS FIRST DEFEAT OF SEASON St. Stanislaus Quintet With Pair of Community Team I Koski I \Meriden slaus held i thi quarte wild team B tarts imina ndiar 1 1 1 derdoz ders 1 Arena regation d ed 1 part « ho this urday Burrit keep rom ) n lose final 1 ppars the 1 cluded nd 1 half team 1 half it 14- Kocin on t loss the te the Saunde 1d zoal Forwards, Scores 30 to 22 Win Over Local Five— Fans Back Visiting Delegation — Silver City Ap- pears to Have Jinx Over Hardware City Crew— Regular Guards Are On the Bench at Start of the Game—Details. hoop fall of ipped with the forward Communitics, the St hasketball quintet of Meriden Burritt th poi one am’ just ent umous Kocin- | his com on of had G-all of ird guarter ¢ emained at that f cnd of the period ts own with the team during three e game and then v a bewildered New Bri in the final quarter to urritts their first defeat s city he first rs of ade it 16, Luty hoop and the Burritts tie, and befo e =coile Kocin 1 made it hrou in & . Zajac m was played vres{ihe Burr New Britain-Seneea ! jt t at the Stanley Arena t and althor th &i q hin two points” of a de to 1 ts could i It it 22 S game ry as a 15 to the his sta; and to a s 25 1o 1 t the N 1S confe woup” n am stood of one it ol vho des con- als he med i ro i This celing that consistent rowd had sympathy is prol the winners for to be from running for o the Burritts that the Kocin uch Jle to hold fine 13 of vl A He made appearcd as it none h on by wild, “Happy tean, tally the It hs for the wint rritts could stoy Meriden ated in played only proved to b Manager Ker s brought to the S this Meriden the Burrift local team 1 points five starts| the | e SiX | fo A Merid the aun nley cason the for team two |y, was | 5 Luty Gill Darrow Havlicl Rose, 1z car lost on ead jon it he mities and victorious di Meriden Comi eriden Laurel Bury in chalked last the up i ha winning streak mes played last Vo ganne had thi that includ- the 1 thos Stanislaus (Meviden) I B O during and ou have ) year played courts Kos} me and on would £ the f-town 1 Kocin Zajak. « Iilip s L'Henreuy, 1z been had in a urritts won ons closc the playing to the B New under a Carlson rritt fean that Britain quinte handicap. out fere had on fime Aronson. Burriits Timer o1 t of the city Sau zuards in three Scorer hard games in need of 1 the Butler had Havlic KOJAG WIDENS LEAD guards. Carlson and Despite Surpr Defeat of Lutg; were on the beneh, lineup was not changed University Swimming Team. Star Darrow, and too lat red list s after the New so weak th time who i Rose. cach en ritain ) tim Navy on , sreat Itu swimmer, widened field in the lonors in (e Aliho ving 1o prising all their . riday orac haskot Meriden p lead creollegiat Moja v o race 0| imming ing position in had would wor liot uarte i their the T The Burritt they they ritts @ cmed to in th 10} Na boosted his three Woil two meets, Mustin, Nav nd - Grandy. third pomnts in closest vival 19 in Columbi is ontrol Ruddy, : Cannon Penn with 15 poin ninutes of the g an 1 end that ter nt long before t Syracuse for men would i ad Until Third Q Burritts started off well the end of the ociation standis at half time. The [tories and 1o « failed to malkc ‘M,ulmmn\: cach inutes which in- Ie fir ad inutes the and fter tied place cach an nd Princeton lead the as- with two fea Yale won their ter polo have (wo nd Yala of firs! vic an A hive gue start. In Columbia eacl and no defc win in as man S 1 4he time in 1D until two 1 However, the minutes ¢ started 14 {012 later Andy all with a did Meriden | toolk the victor one ts tied score the | third HOMERS COS Club CLUB OWNERS of the ional pajd out approximately $100,- 000 during 1929 for baseballs. In all, 980 baseballs ed in the league conte owners hut a A long shot the minute and |1 made “Happy" Bu howicz were not make ritts | regular . 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