Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 12, 1919, Page 3

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Telewhone 9 Wast Main 8¢ 33 '__—— GEORGE TOURTELLOTT Teacher of Violin Studio, 49 Broadway Thames River Lim;‘ STEAMER CAPE COD Whitehall Transportation Co., Inc. 161 Main St. ( ) The much talked of championship {Dasketball game between the Cres- cents of Taftville, managed by J Benoit and the Danielson team, ed by Mr. Horton, was pl .fday nigat in the Valley street armory in Willimantic before a crowd of about 700 enthusiastic basketball fans. Each team had a large following of admir- ers who had come to Willimantic in automobiles, there being over fifty cars standing outside the armory during the evening. The hall was packed at the beginning of play and many were standing around the inclosure when the preliminary game between _the Bear Cats of Taftville and the Ashlind Seconds was started, The final whiste in the preliminar: match was the signal for the appear ance of the big teams and the ap- {plause was deafening as they came on ithe floor. There was a delay of about {a half hour in getting the game start- led, owing to Manager Benoit disputing |the right of Manager Horton to play Barlow. Benoit claimed he was a “ringer” from Milford and Horton de mied it. At one time it looked as though the game was all off, both man- agers standing firm on the matter, but| {finally Benoit gave in and the game | was started. | When the game did start it was for | blood as the spectators soon saw and as for good clean basketball it was a regular football game, everything al- |tlowe.d excopt fying ' tackles. Fouls weke {requent on both sides but only two were shot during the game, the others being missed. ~Barlow, the al- |leged “ringer,” was by far the fastest e Ihe floor, but he had 1 with his long reach w ther ~h1mnf gregation lose second | ame ‘Tattvi noints hal although Stanley was a All the way through the le held the lead and was ahead at the end of the started y a slight ers. Without a doubt ing | pep, v |ve |arst: "h«‘ | Tattville team is the best team in i this part of the state and deserve | “Midget” Taftvill Wing Basketball Championship | credit as being such. The game between the youn ment for the crowd called and there was rough work. McSheffery starred for the Bear Cats and Brown did good work f The Ashland team was bring home the bacon from that town had lost out i ries for the championshi f Connecticut, but the Be: little the better of the by a score of 8 to 5 he summary follows: Taftville, Belair Danielson. Elliott | Stanley, \1\lrph\ Left Forward. .. Reddy l)a‘r\ | Martin 1, Norton 1, low 2. Foul goals 1. Umpire—Fountaine. Kent. Time—Two 20-minute periods. Atfer the game Barlow declared himseif a member of the Milford team and challenged Benoit to a game in Danielson. Benoit accepted the offer and the game will be staged this month. CANDIDATES P(CKED FOR N. F. A. 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