New Britain herald., 1924-04-07
N.B. GYM. TEAM IS
 STATE CHAMPION
"Y"' Also to Have Swimming
 CampaiSn--V -Volley Ball League

At the state championship gymnas- tic meet held in Naugatuck Saturday night with several associations from different parts of the state entered, the New Britain " gym team easily demonstrated their superiority in heavy gymnastic work, winning the meet by large score. Hartford, their nearest competitor, put up a good light for first honors and won second place.
 ROgan is Star.
 Joe Rogan, member of the Leaders Corp, proved the individual star per former of the meet. winning two firsts two seconds, and two thirds. Frank Pawlow also of New Britain. though suffering a wrenched shoulder was good enough to win one first, two thirds and one fourth place. w. Wal thers and Howard Rehm, New Britain won one third, one fourth and two fourths respectively.
 Fifteen prizes were awarded, New Britain won nine. Hartford won three and Waterbury three.
 Individual and Team Scoring.
 High Horizontal Bar: Wolf. Hart ford, first; Rogan, New Britain sec ond: Pawlow. New Britain third; Wal thsrs, New Britain fourth.
 Tumblins; Pawlow. New Britain, first; Hollywood. Waterbury. second; Rogan, New Britain. third, Masakow- ski. Hartford, fourth.
 Parallel bars, Hogan, Now Britain. first: Wolf. Hartford, second. Pawlow New Britain, third; Rehm, New Brit ain. fourth.
 Side Horse: Wolfe, Hartford, first; Rogan, New Britain. second; Walthers, New Britain, third; Paw low. New Britain, fourth.
 Flying Rings; Hogan, New Britain, first: Moore, Waterbury, second: Hol- lywood, Waterbury, third; Rchm, New Britain. fourth.
 Summary: Team score. New Brit ain, SS points, first: Hartford, fl points, second Waterbury, points, third; Naugatuck, no points, fourth.
 In winning the state Y. M. C. A. title for gymnastics New Britain will retain the honors for one year, until the annual gymnastic meet next year.
 The " gym team are all mom- bors Of the Association Leaders Training Corp.
 Four free swimming lessons will be given 10 the school boys in New Britain from 10 10 Is years Of ago starting on Monday, April l4 10 the 11th.
 Through the assistance of s. IT. Holmes, Supt. of Schools the " has placed in tho hands of boys applica- lion cards which will entitle the boy to four swimming lessons free of charge under the supervision Of the local " physical directors.
 Boys who receive the cards will re- port at the Y. N. C. A. next Saturday forenoon. April 18th at 10 a. m. when they win be advised as 10 the swim ming schedule. Each boy will be re- quired to bring his card with him.
 Boys experiencing sore and not properly healed arms through vacci- nation will not be permitted to enter tlfe swimming classes.
 The purpose of the association in promoting the annual swimming cam- paign is to encourage boys to learn to swim as a guard against the danger of drowning. urge them 10 practice for recreation and physical improve ment, besides providing them with instruction in the funda- mentals of correct swimming.
 Forty boys were taught to swim last year during the public swimming 
 Nollcy Ball League
 The " vollcy ball teams complete their playing schedule tomorrow night. At the close of the contest tho members of the teams will hold their annual ect-to-gether supper. The three losing teams will act as host to the championship team. Speeches and talks and entertain inents will terminate the affar.
 The last games 10 be played off are as follows:
 Tail Lights: ] Hergstrom. Siderof. Horwitz, 1.uebcck. Berkowitz. Hurl- burt.
 Dinners: Hornkohl Scott. stowell, Dr. Hand. Campbell. McCutcheon.
 Second game
 Spot Lights: Drcssel. Eeaney, Mid dlemass, Sterling, Mott, Loomis, Fit zell.
 Head Lights: crogs, Dunn, Doh crtr. Enkolbach. Eoche.. Gard.
 Team standing: Tied for first. Spot I irtfc each nnp { Iost |. third