New Britain herald., 1925-11-12
FAST BASKETBALL
FIVE Being FORMED
Stars Of City 10 Be Seen With
Bristol Blues"
HEALTH OFFICER RESIGNS
Dr. Woisard sends Letter to Mayor
Wade-Icgion Holds Annual
banquct-Workcr Hurt in Fall
Foundry Imploye Burned

Basketball will receive a new in,
p"ius IN Bristol this winter duo IA
the organizing Of new basketball
team which will be known as the
Bristol Blues" The team will he
managed by Harry Andrew and fine
material from which 1t will bo re.
rruited Includes lies" WoodforJ
+ formerly with the Sufficld Pror
school team and the team OF IN,
syracuse university: Howard De.
Ianey, who was a member of the
fast st. Michaol's college quintet.
Lefty" Merrick. who PLAYED with
the Boys club Of Bristol team and
also the Company I. outit: Jimmy
Rlorden, OF the Bristol high school
and Company T. teams; Herber,
Carlson. who has played with the
IerryNille and Bristol high schoo
aegregatons; Francis ("Tommy"1
Tracy. who starred with the Brts.
fol nigh school, Dartmouth and
West End teams; "Chili' MclNno
Stegey zetarskt and Melvin White
! all formerly with the Boys clul
land Company I. outfits, and phiIir
sullivan OF the Bristol high schoo
and Connecticut Agricultural col.
lego quintcts.
The team has been practicine
steadily for six weeks and is shan.
ing mp nicely From now on thos
VIII he under the supervision OF
joapahle coaches and by the time O,
the first game, which will probably
occur on Thanksgiving night, they
should be able to give a good &C
count Of themselves.
The opposing team for the first
game has not been decided upon
but il is expected that It will be
one OF the fast aggregations Of the
i state, The winter schedule Is not
complete and Manager Andrew Is in
communication with several man
ayers and expects to have the
schedule ready within short time,
The plan contemplates a game
every Saturday night to be follow
81 by dancing for which popular
orchestra will be engaged.
High Schools Own Publication
Volume One, Number One Of The
Maroon Light, the publication OF
the Bristol high school, was issued
under date of November II. The pa
! per is published Ivy the pupils OF
, the high school in the interest OF
the school, and the work Of edit
ing, printing and distributing Is
the work Of pupils OF the school.
/ The Idea Of school magazine has
been undcr consideration for some
time, but the expense involved in
getting ont regular magazine has
prohibited the carrying out of the
original plans. 1t is expected, how
ever, that as time goes ON. the pa-
por will develop into a more pre-
tentious publication.
The current issue consists Of two
pages Of mimcographcd material
containing items OF general interest
to the school, sport items, social
notes, Jokes and poem. "Thn
Eleventh Month";" contributed by
II. s. T. e. which is of unusual
merit. tn" Light" will be pub
liShod every two weeks at the start
with more frequent issues at a
later date depending upon the CO.
operation received and the interest
aroused.
Tho temporary staff consists Of
Peter Caron, cditor-in-chcf: Carl
Huffman, associate editor; Evelyn
McCah", publisher: charles Nor
ton, circulation manager; James
Comorford and Ernestinc Arnold,
sports editors: Eleanor Hot. gem
eral nows editor; Hubert Garrigus.
Jokes 'dito; Helen Wrntland, art
editor and Junior reporter: Robert
barrett, senior reporter; Doris
Manchester, sophomore reporter:
chester Roberts. freshman reporter
and Albert Nelson. l,ussoJ Tracy.
Robert Twjss. Ralph Wrekcs and
Wa)tor lroclich, ncwshoys.
MiN1iaIe, Nov l. A two-s,ory
Workman Burned
John Royal, %, of 80 Park street
was painfully burned at tho Sos
sions foundry about : O'clock yes-
t"rday afternoon The accident &C.
CURED through the oyrrturninE of
a liable Of h0f n,ft1I rps,l,i,or L.,