New Britain herald., 1922-02-06
HARTFORD WINS IN
 V0LLEY BALL MEET
Professional and Business Men From Nearby Towns Compete

Over 40 professional and business men, from Winsted, Hartford and New Britain, competed in sectional volley ball tournament at the local '. M. c. A. gymnasium, Saturday aft ernoon. Two games from each of these cities played in the tournament, which was won by No 1 team from Hartford. Following are the scores
 New Britain No. 1 vs. Winsted No. |; won by Winsted No. 1, 15-11, 15-6. Hartford No. vs. New Britain No. 2; won by Hartford No. 1, 15-O, 15-2, 15-1 15-5.
 Hartford No. vs. Winsted No. 2; won by Hartford No. 2, 15-3, 15-2, and by Hartford Mo- 1: 15-2, 12-15, 15-14
 Lineup of teams:
 Winsted No. l: Dean.. Gray, Hol- brook, captain; Atwood, Manchester, Lamb Winsted No. ?: H. Strong, captain; Johnson, Holmes, B. Strong, Kemp, Clifton.
 Hartford No. i: Mueller, Church, .arus. Ward, Carey. captain; Bunyon. Hartford No. 2: Nellis. captain; Near ing, Merrill, Russell, Rudolph, Tracy, Wilcox.
 New Britain No. 1: Brewster, Saxe, Ioomis. captain; Dresse, Reany, I-uebeck; New Britain No. 2: Van Oppen, captain klambt Davis, stearns, Rosenberg, Judd, Skenk.
 Senior All Around.
 The third of the series of athletic events for the members of the senior department was held last week. The events were the 220 yard dash and the running broad jump. Summary of the events:
 220 Yard Dash-H Hall, 29 2-5; w. Tancred, 29 4-5 Dehm. 30 1-5. competing is as follows: Hall, S1 feet IA inches; Dehm. 17 feet 10 inches: w. Tancred, IT feet inches.
 Hall broke the running broad jump record made last year of 8 feet 1-2 inches, by three-quarters of an inch.
 The standing of the first eight men competing is as follows Hall, IS points; Dehm, 70 points; Tancred, 66 points; Luke, 60 points, Kutscher, 57 points; A. Blanchard, 55 points; Con- ley, 51 points; Strickland, 39 points.
 The fourth series will be held to- night. The events are the 44O yard run and the + pound shot put. Basketball Leagues.
 Basketball leagues have been or ganized in the High school and junior classes The teams with their cap tains are as follows:
 High School Class-Snails, Spencer, captain; All Collegiates, Berquist, captain; All Stars, Beloin, captain; Steam Rollers, Roberts. captain. The Snails trimmed the All Stars 4 to 4, and the All Collegiates de- feated the Steam Rollers, 6 to 4, In the first series of games. Junior Class-Bob Cats, Landino, captain; Tigers, Hewitt captain; Eagles, McGary, captain: Wild Cats, Rnspantl, captain; Skunks. Mimino, captain; Choke Cherries, Noble, cap tain.
 Tho first games were played on Sat urday. February 1. The Bob Cats defeated tho Wild Cats, to ?: the skunkn nosed out tho Tigers. to and tho Chokc Cherries defeated the | Eagles, 8 to c,
 Monday shooting con test. Employed A and High school 1 clnEsos
 Tuesday shooting con test. Junior and Employed D classes Y, NJ, Juniors play Rectors Of Bris- tol at state nrmory,
 Wednesday--Resua gym oiassos' High school and Employed A,
 Thursdny-ReEuinr gym Hlassoai Juniors and Employed h, Meeting oi junior leaders corps.
 Frlday-Hgh school eiasa haskot' ball league Organize league tn Elm pleyed A class,
 Saturday-Junier basketball lensue' Employed B basit tetbail league,