New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1930, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1930. ROGERS BOWLERS TAKE THREE GAMFS IN STATE LEAGUE MATCH FROM NEW HAVEN QUINTET———TRIO OF GOOD CONTESTS SCHEDULED TOMORROW NIGHT IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE — INTER-CLASS COURT TEAMS BUSY AT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL INTER-CLASS QUINTETS SOUTH CHURCH HAS| SINGTON'S MOTHER A FAN [FQUR GAMES ON | STANLEY WORKS TO MEET BATTLE AT HIGH SCHOOL SOUTHIGTON GAYE . HOCHEY| PROGRAN FAFNIRS IN DUSTY LOOP Basketball Teams of 12-1 and 12-2 Go Into Overtime : 3 f Third Place i i i S When Evenl Session Before Decision Is Reached in First Game ‘GOGS M]Cld Tomorrow ngh e Boston Meets New York and “Mal:ciliZd"biti:lt‘gtl:intllll ¥§nfi;r§:§;ighetna%:l‘21:’ of Year—Seniors Are Barely Nosed Out in Close Bristol Must Replfly 3 1 Montreal Battles GhlcflgO Hall—Three Games Give Promise of All Being Fea- " Tilt—Nate Lipman's Post Graduates Upset Dope T i : e TeEar tures—Gascos and P. & F. Corbin Crews Slated to by Pinning Defeat On 11-2 Combination. 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