Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
CLOSING EXHIBITION AT
 THE Y. M. c. A. GYM.
Capital Success in Every Particular
 and Much Appiauss Given.

At the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium on Friday evening a big attendance of the friends of the members of the classes crowded the galleries to see the closing exhibition, which was capftally carried out under Physical Director Lessing Bandlow. Applause at frequent inter- vals greeted the floor work, both for the classes and for individual per- formers, as the drills and exercises were carried out with precision and ac- curacy that spoke well for the tnstrlrc- ton the boys had received.
 Worthy of special mention was the marching of the New Haven squad and the exhibition on the parallel bars and flying rings by the senior squad. Pi- ano accompaniments for the drills were furnished by Richard Young.
 Following was the programmes:
 Junior B-Marching wand drill and apparatus work: Coblyn, Huntley. Gill c. Grove, G. Crowe, Crandall, Covey, Rosiene, Freeman, Smith. Evers, Hoch- kiss. Fairbank, N. Finiayson, Grebe, Bagansiy.
 Junior A-High horse and spring board: Lord, Mccormick, Coyl Rob- inson, Jackson, Henck. Jewett, Oat-
 Academy .class-Indian clubs: Hem drick, s. Grove, Haviland, Bruce. Young. Carpenter, Storms. Smith, and
 Senior gym. class-Parallel bars: Clish, Parsons, Krohn. Galley, Brend. Employed boys-Towel drill: Peck ham, Mckinley, Buckley, Charnetski. Young, McAllister, Clish, Lynch, Con- nell.
 Senior gym. classifying rings. New Haven team-Marching, Indian clubs, horse and dumbbells: Bruce, Storms, Smith, Haviland, Coyl, Loudon. Young. Jackson. Jewett.
 Senior pyramids, between halves of basketball game: Brend, A. Finlayson, Parsons, Krohn, Galley ValIfn, Mal- | colrn. Powers. Bellefieur and Badran. Prizes Awarded to Four Glasses. After the second drill the Junior A. June B and Employees Boys squads were marched onto the floor together ners in each squad for attaining the best marks in an examination Of gym nasium work which had been given by Physical Director Bandlow. President A. A. Browning Of the as- sociation made the announcements and bestowed the prizes, which were an association fob for first, silver pin for second and bronze pin for third The following were the awards: Junior B. squad No. 1-Charles Coblyn, first, 85.7 points; Edwin Hotchkiss, second, 82.S points; Franklin Smith, third, 79.7 points: squad No. 2-I.awrence Stan second, sos points; Neil F'in1ayson. third, 7S.9 points; Junior A-Myron Jackson. first, 111.6 points; Max Ells- worth, second. 104 points; Fitch Jew
 
 class-Napo1eon Clish. first, 104-3 points; Alex Charnetski, second, s76 points; Carroll Peck, third, 93.3 points. oIympias Fast at Basketball. For the final event there was a bas- ketbaH game in which the Olympias lowered the colors of the champion Academy five, 24 to 13. In the first half there was nothing to it but the O1ympias, as they made the score 13 l to l. allowing the Academy nothing l but a goal from the foul line. The | Olympias excelled in their team work and speedy passing, while these two i points were almost absent from the | Academy. Vic Cmon's fast footwork and goal shooting was a feature as he l popped in four difficult baskets. Mur- | plny of Taftvflle got five, but had much | easier shots, he was left to wander | around unguarded a good part of the | time. Revell got the prettie6t goal for | the Academy, a one hand twisting shot | that went in clean
 l The 1ineups and summary:
 Olympias-F. Caron lg, White rg | Murphy c, V. Caron If, Filling If. | Academy-Gallivan If, Hendrick If 1 Moves c, Revell rg, Collagan lg. Score, Olympias A, Academy IS;
 field goals, White, Murphy 5. V. Caron | 4, Filling, Gallivan, Collagan. Hendrick 1 Moves, Revell; foul goals, F. Caron. " | Caron Gallivan, Hendrick, Revell; 1 referee, A. l.. Brown; umpire, A. Fin 1 layson; timer, Parsons; scorer, Phy- I sical Director Bandlow.