New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
ALL-NEW BRITAINS
 BEAT NAPLES 4l.34
New Haven BasketballerS Out played on State Arnory Court

the story of pretty basketball tilt be- tween the All-New Britain basketball team and the Naples of New Haven at the State Armory Saturday night. A large crowd was on hand to see the struggle and was rewarded with plenty of action, the uncanny shoot ing from the foul line by the visitors keeping them always in the running.
 With the opening whistle the All New Britain quintet started to play with q vengeance and every member on the team with the exception of LaHar who is still suffering from an injury received in a game with the h. silco's in Meriden last week, and who was relieved by Kildpff, helped in the teams scoring.
 Davin. who was admittedly the fastest man on the visiting quintet, was apparently sent out on the court with the idea of keeping Taylor from locating the hoop. but after being led fl merry chase around the floor by the shifty Mert he evidently gave it up as bad job.
 Taylor was the high scorer during the first half, locating the hoop for five pretty two-pointers, dropping them in from all angles. Hope" Restelli, at center for the locals, was also locating the hoop and accounted for two double -deckers and foul shot during the first stanza.
 For tho visitors, Dreuhl, the oppos- ing center, proved to be the heavy scorer, especially from the foul line, getting out Of fouls Morris, left guard for the Naples, showed plenty of speed and was a clever dribbler, accounting for three floor baskets, due mainly to his ability to break away and dribble beneath the basket
 The first half came to a close with the All-New Britains leading by the score of 2i-t7.
 Tho second half started with slight change being made in both line ups, Shugrue replacing Northrop at right forward for the visitors and Wo- jack replacing Restelli at center .or the local quintet.
 Wojack soon made his presence felt by dropping in u basket from the scrimmage and following this up by dropping one in via the free throw route,
  the visitors into the swing with a pretty basket from the scrimmage and i breaking loose near the middle of inc 1 floor and dribbling beneath the bas- 1 ket for another two pointer. Davin. | of the Naples also broke into the | limelight when he tossed in a floor basket. Woiack tossed in two baskets from the floor which were followed by an- other two pointer by Larson. Taylor dropped in foul shot and q basket ! from the center of the floor Dreuhl, i for the Naples, continued to shoot . fouls with an unceasing regularity | and in the last half shot four with | out a slip.
 A floor basket by Taylor was New Britain's last score, while floor bas- ket by Northrop, who replaced shugrue at right forward for the yis- itors, was the final effort of the Naples.
 The game ended with the local quintet out in front by ii-3i score. Summary.
 All-New Britain Naples Idylor .as.......,......l. Fairbanks
 Left Forward LaIiar, Kilduff .. Northrop, shugruc
 Right Forward Restelli, Woiak .......... Dreuhl
 Center
 Larson .s.t..,.te......t... Morris
 Left Guard
 Peilelef s.s............ Dawn |
 Right Guard
 Floor baskets-Taylor [. Wojack 3. Larson ,, Morris 2. Dreuhl 3. North rop ?, Resteli 2, pellctier 2. Davin 2. Shugrue. kilduff. Goals from foul-- Dreuhl '. Larson 2, Fairbanks 2. Da- Nin 2, Restelli, Wojack, Taylor, shug- rue. Score at half time -- All-New Britains 2i IT. Final score dl-34. Referee "Dick" Dillon. timer, Josephs.