New Britain herald., 1922-01-23
WATER SPORTS AT THE Y.M. [. A. GYM.
Also Interesting Basketball Games
 Looming Program

Saturday afternoon and evening waa n busy time at the Y. NJ, (. A., espee- ially in the physical department. The 1 greater part of the afternoon the gymnasium floor. the bowling alleys and the handball court were crowded With both young men and young women who were here as delegates to the EpWorth League institute, at 1 Trinity M. F, church, Secretary c, II, Barnes very kindly suspended all rules and threw open the association and its privileges to visitors free of | charge,
 The entertainment of visitors how ever, did not interfere with the reg ular afternoon schedule, which took | place as follows:
 Boys Department Results of all-around aquatcs:
 High school class: lap swim Dehm, ' seconds; Dunn, 1 8 seconds; D. Beloin, w, Beloin. Marsland, Hoga- boon, Dorsey, 19 seconds,
 Employed A class: lap swim Tancred, IT seconds; Teske, 19 sec ends; Diradorian and Keimowitz, 20 seconds.
 Junior class: lap swim-Ericson, P seconds; Hewitt. 23 seconds; Twining, 24 seconds
 Employed B class: ? lap swim Morrison, l7 seconds: Herbert and Hnmai, 22 seconds; Carlson, 23 sec onds.
 Standing of High Men.
 High school: w. Beloin, IT points; 1ah t,t.
 Recano, points.
 Employed A: Coleman, points; Tancred, II points; Diradorian, s points.
 Juniors: Wilks. II points; Brown, points; Twining, points: Foley, 3 l points
 Employed B: Caslowitz and J. Nim- TO, points; Rogers, ? points; P. Nim- TO, points; Morrison, points.
 Coming Program.
 Events for week of January 23 are:
 Monday: High school polo league, Jazzbos vs Hot Dogs and Sharks vs The Beloins, p .m.; Employed A polo league, Shamrocks vs. Warsaw five and Bow Vows vs. Bear Cats at z p. m.
 Tuesday: Junior polo league Eagles vs. Falcons and Canaries vs. Hawks at 4 D. m; Employed B polo league, Mohawks vs. Wyanokas, The Berries vs. Doughnnts at z D. m.
 Aquatics: One lap back swim, Junior, D. m., and Employed B. classes at p. m.
 ednesday-Regular gym classes. High school and Employed A classes. 4 p. m. and p. m.
 hursday-Regular gym classes. Junicr and Employed B classes. 4 D. m. and p. m. Aquatic-Plunges for distance. Employed B class p. m. of Junior Leaders corps 8:3O p. m.
 Friday-Regular gym classes. High school and Employed A classes. 1 D. m. and : p. m.
 Saturday-Regular gym classes. Junior and Employed B classes. Boy Scout tests, 11:30 a. m. Basketball, D. m. Boys Club Jrs. of Bristol vs Y. M. ' .nds Rectors of Bristol vs. Y. M. Juniors.
 Basketball.
 Both of the Junior department bas- ,etball teams have made a good rec \ 'rd so far this year. The second cam has played games winning 1 f them. The first team has played 4 ames, winning of them. Each ' cam has four more games to be layed. | The second team has defeated the 'rlangles twice, the Aces once, Trade \ choof Seconds, and have been de- eated by the Boys Club Jrs. of Bris- ol. l. The first team has beaten the r Vorthington A. C., The Rectors of J Bristol and the Trade School, and has = cen defeated by the West Ends of lew Britain Morreli, with 34 points, is the ead- II 1g scorer for the first team, while U elpp leads the second team with 52 ! OintS. IT
 Saturday Afternoon League te TWO fast games were played Satur- h ay afternoon in the so-called "Cat eague.''
 The first game was between the n 'ild Cats and the Bear Cats The ear Cats were ahead until the last free minutes when the Wild Cats nearthed a whirlwind and won out to 2S. Bengston and Ellison were le leading scorers for the winners ith COrazZO playing q fine floor