New Britain herald., 1922-02-27
NEW BRITAIN WINS
 |NTER.CITY MEET
Defeats Meridcn '. M. C. A. Team
 by Majority Of 8 Points

Mcriden and New Britain had Il dual track meet in 'the local y, M. c. A, Saturday evening, Meriden was which was scheduled to start at eight o'clock, did not start until nine. Re- suits of events were as follows:
 Standing Broad Jump. Schaefer, Meriden, Q feet 4la inch cs; Luke, New Britain, 9 feet 3h inches; Abetz, New Britain, 9 feet 3A inches.
 Standing Broad Jumps. Schaefer, Meriden, 20 feet l F in- ches; Luke. New Britain, 2S feet l0h inches; Schultz Meriden, 27 feet 3l2 inches,
 Running Broad Jump.
 Schultz, Meriden, l7 feet 1lh :nh- es; Hall, New Britain. l7 feet inch es; Peterson, New Britain, 17 feet [ inches. ......
 Half Mile Run. Bottomly. New Britain, min. 2S 3-5 sec; Hall, New Britain, ? min 31 3-5 sec. Peterson, Meriden, 2 min B 4-5 sec.
 Ig round SnOo 1ut.
 Abetz, New Britain, 3S feet SA inches; Schaefer, Meriden, 36 feet 3la inches; Tower Meriden, 36 feet A inch.
 Points Scored.
 Standing broad jump, Meriden B., New Britain, 4; three standing broad j,nnps, Meriden 6, New Britain 3; running broad jump, Meriden 5. New Britain 4 half mile run, Meriden l, New Britain &; 12 lb. shot put, Meri- den 4. New Britain ,. Totals, 21, New Britain "A.
 Y. M. Seconds Win.
 The Y. M. Seconds added another basketball game to their collection when they defeated Troop l, South ington Boy Scouts, Saturday evening. The score was 31 to 10. The South- ington boys put up game i1ght. pul the "" team showed the result oi more practice German. the right forward of the ~" team. dropped in six from the floor. Norton, the smallest man on the team. played splendid floor game and also addeo three from the floor. Ernie An derson was the works for the Troop, Summary:
 V M seconds. Troop 1. German ...........'. '=.'' ->N''oi
 Right Forward. Norton, w. Beloin ....... Anderson
 Left Forward. Miller, Bacon .......... A. hArselo
 Center. Bacon, Dunn ........... l. DlA hse'o
 Right Guard. w. Beloin, Bacon ......s Manalse
 Left Guard.
 Field goals: German 6, Norton 5, Miller 3, Bacon ?, Anderson 5, A. Dl- Angelo 1. Foul goals, German 3, Anderson 1, DiAngelo 1.
 Referee Morrel. Timer, Faulk- ner. Scorer. Nibberts.
 At Berlin Tomorrow. The Y. M. Seconds will take on the Worthington A. c. Juniors at the Town Fall in Berlin tomorrow even ing. The following men will report at the Y at 6:3o p. m.: German. Ba- con, Beloin, Norton, Miller, Neipp The game will start at o'clock.
 Junior League.
 Games played in the Junlor class basketball league Saturday morning resulted as follows: Wild Cats 22, SlSunks II; Bob Cats s, Tigers 0. Games in the Employed A class are as folows Idle Rich 12, Cupids (; Baby Dolls a6 oil Sinkers l2.
  Starting Friday and Saturday March and 4, indoor baseball leagues will be organized in all four classes, to run throughout the month of March, Life savers tests will be rjvcn to members of the High school and Employed A classes during March also.
 Program for the Week. Monday: Finals in basketball shooting contest. Il, $ and Employed A classes.
 Tuesday: Finals in basketball shooting contest. Junior and Elm ployed B classes Y. M. Seconds vs. Worthington A. c. Juniors, Berlin town hall,
 Wednesday: Regular gym classes. Employed 4 and High school. Thursday: Regular gym classeS. Junior and Employed B classes. Leaders corps meeting.
 Friday: Indoor base ball leagues or ganized in Fl, $. and Employed classes.
 Saturday: Indoor baseball leagues organized in Junior and Employed 5 clu