Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-27
DANIELSON

KGEangiy High schools basketball team
proved that It ranks with the greatest high
acz1ooi teams Of the state when 1t met and
Defeated Danabury Hig school team at New
Haven Friday evening and gave the New
Haven Commercial High school team
tremendous. though losing, battle at the
Ysls gymnasium Saturday morning. Kill
tngiy won from Danbury 10 to II and lost
to New Haven Commercial Is to 8.
There were some things about the New
Haven trip that do not seem quite fair to
Willingly, particularly the fact that the
team did not start to play the DanEury
game until 1890 Friday night and the
game was not over until nearly 11.3o. This
meant that the Kf1lingy team did not get
to rest until we'll after midnight, and they
went to bed with a. m. call awaiting
them that they might be on hand to meet
Now Haven Commercial High school at the
Yale gymnasium at g. m. Crowding two
hard games into such brief period and at
such uT1leard Of hours and consid erins
that Killingly was facing a. fresh team
Of players in the early morning game, 1t
h considered remarkable that Killhgly
managed to do as well as the score shows
sgatnst New Haven Commercial.
II ls ground of objection here, too,
New Haven Officials were permitted to have
charge. including the referes.cy Of the
New Haven-KHlingly game an the ref
cree demonstrated that he was none too
partial to -Kilnngly. At the end of the
arst half OF this game the score was New
Haven 7, Kllingly 5. and two of the points
credited TO New Haven were due to the
TACT that Longo, a Killingly guard, ac-
:identsaly Gagged a goal for New Haven
when he struck at the bal and knocked
1p against a a from where it boun lee
In the New Haven BASKET
F.r11 q cd fran q ard vQTna of fh 2
night before KILN ~ lid not show its
full strength or sill in the fl1al half OF
this game. and tn taHeu with The tao
that the referee ca lef enc foul on New
Haven and nine on iiilliugly IN the las
ha,s OF the game when IKE teams were
toulinz equally contributed to Ki1insly' S
3efeat
However. the Kinlnsly team may be
very prod OF IT'S showing In defeatinE
DanfSlTy The Elllg-y ann won d VIC
5ory from a team representing d Sc DOL
II SCI pup, s and iosr 10 New Halen
Comm rCfat school ~ o rupti-i. he
o-al tas-.e a10 Hr is litt.e les thar
-cuar'a. aperiaiy SO IN view of
Se f5c g-resents a school of well
=-s 1. ,gq,ils
Pr.~.- NJ .rrss. r Warren is delighted
si,l owing and in comm mt
.ns on -. --r nip expressed Il 5
Maven l.r-. floor wi =
-of-raI Of ci-i-
WIZ F, q Fast KilIingIy,
r-5 .e-- r- -'liettn has g 1er
express % .a l2- tat there win bt
le..t- .- 70 am prospect Of his
beng Itu.1.a- er 4-F game warden. A.
makes -.9ls a- '''1Nt1 i,
aas written mn --- ~ts-1n ...;l;
and In w be- 1ons J.
IS "fatL!Ul ar-
Mr. Ro&ln D. MS 3etter III
you want to kaor hat nice count
game war en- lou b lie already got, jus
take me and ride to a nearby town an
talk wit ha few men yourself nd you viii
have splendid piece to write. That viii
be facts" And Mr.. Robbins also confide:
n us-and that means the public-to th'
sxtent of declaring emphatically that Their,
8 not one word of truth In the etatemen
anyone else is likely to be appointet
,oanty game warden.
There Is no inclination on either tn
part Of The Bulletin correspondent nor tn
scores of sportsmen In Killingly for wficl
he speaks in regard to the recent bob tail
c,dckerel episode to oriticise Mr.. Rob
bins other than fish and game officia
The court found against him to the exten
that 1t declared the men he ordered int
court were not guilty of the changes file
against them. and the record stands
There are so many regulations and restrc
Ions ecurrounding fishing and hunting i
Connecticut in these later days that eve
& man who Is eXertiug every care to oh
serve the law sometimes finds himself /
difficulties au7 = ,7-n- ~aef-7 10 g. ~
age sportsnen here thai game official
should use great d.scr, ,-ol oefOre d CT.
That court action is necessary, excepin
ESlere there is clear and deliberate inteT
% disregard the law.
Mardi Gras will be observed here ltc
social events are planned-the last. for tn
majority of those who will participate, VI
IL after the Lenten season.
Some cases Of scarlet fever have mad
their appearance in Danielson. Home
where cases havN developed are undo
quarantine.
In Providence, was brought here Sa
Westfield cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs John B. Bassett motort
to Worcester Sunday.
At gil Of the masses Of St. James churc
Sunday regulations for the Lenten seasc
we're read by the pastor, Rev. John Rou
II. S.. Lent will open March Ash Wet
needay. nearly three week later than la
year.
Miss Catherine T. Thayer Of Putna
gpent the week end with relatives in Dal
iclson.
W. W. Reimer, star soIoist in Ne
England for the Salvation army, sang