New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-03-23
Youngsters Win Interclass
Basketball Championship
Eight Regulars Win
Coveted MonOgrams-Co-
vert Looms as Contender
for General Manager Of
H. S. Athletics.
In a hard fought game the fresh

In a hard fought game the fresh
men basketball team defeated the
team of the senior class at the Senior
High school gymnasium yesterday aft-
ernoon, score Is to -. This assures
the freshman team of the champion
ship of the interclass league.
Both teams played good basketball
but the freshman team was handicap
ped by the poor work of Morrison,
who played guard but whose rightful
position should have been on the
bench. Throughout the game he
waited under the basket for someone
to pass the ball to him.
The summary:
Freshmen Seniors
Gormen ..........,...,.. Hjerpe
Right Forward
Gennett ...,,...,,... SdsHHieH
Left Forward
McAloon, Parker ........... Hart
Center
H. Beloln .........,..... ~. beloln
Right Guard
Morrison -. Erwin, Dorsey, Croll
Left Guard
Score - Freshmen Is, Seniors II.
Referee-Cassdy. Timer-Saunders.
Junior Girls Win
The last scheduled game of the in
terclass league series for young wom-
en- resulted in victory for the junior
misses over the senior girls, score IL
to 8. The playing OF Marion Kelley,
captain of the junior team. was the
feature for the winners, while her
cousin, Helen Kelley, who is captain
of the senior team, played well for
the losing team.
This was to be the last game on the
schedule, but all three teams in the
league are tied for the lead so that
another game will have to be played
to decide on the championship.
Eight members of the n. B. H. S.
bask etball team will receive letters at
the basketball reception at the High
school tonight at the Senior High
school gymnasium. OF these eight
men, three will also receive sweaters.
Several young women of the schoo!
will also receive monographs for their
work in athletics at the school. Man !
ayers George Scheyd and Leroy Beg
ley will be rewarded for their work
by receiving both a sweater and a
monogram.
Among others who will speak are |
retiring Captain James Reynolds and !
captain elect, Ernest Neipp, as well as
a few remarks from Coach George /
NJ. Cassidy,
Those Getting Monograms
The following members of the Red |
and Gold team will receive mono I
grams: Captain Reynolds, Ernest I
Ncipp, Harold Weir Paul LeHar,
Thomas McCabe, John Grip, Howard |
Beser, George Murtha, General Man.
ager George Scheyd and Basketball |
Manager Leroy Begley. Neipp, Bel
ser, Grip, Begley and Scheyd will also
get sweaters.
The young women receiving mono
grams are as follows: Miss M. KEEL
ley, Miss E. Wright, Miss r. Long, |
Miss A. F'ienerman, Miss M. Koplo- !
WITT, Miss H. Kelley. Miss A. Cars
well, Miss E. Carswell and Miss II.
Kenney.
The Trinity Bachanaian orchestra
will play the music for dancing which
will be from until / o'clock.
For General Manager
With George Scheyd's term as gen.
eral manager of High school ath-
letics ending tonight, athletic follow
ers of High school are beginning
10 wonder who will succeed him.
Several candidates have signifed
their intention OF entering the race
for the position, but to date it looks
as if Charles Covert, son of Senator
Richard Covert, will be the success
full candidate.
Covert is one of the most popular
students in the school. During his
three years of school he has held
many class Offices besides being an
active member of several of the school
clubs He is member of the junior
class,