New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
BUSY PROGRAM IS
 SCHEDULED AT Y
Something in the Works Every Day This Week in Gymnasium

This week will be a busy one at the "I" gymnasium. Every day there are some athletics on the pro- gram and with all the physical training classes increasing in mem- bership and new faces being seen in the lineups, Joe Hergstrom and his assistants will be kept busy putting the candidates through their paccs.
 The schedule for the week is as follows:
 Monday today--4 ?. m. High' school class; 53O p. III. younger business mems class; D, m, en- ployed boys class; S;3O p. m. younger mems class.
 Tucsday-9:S0 q, m, fremenS class; p. m., junior school boys; 5:3O p. m., older business mems class; ' p. m. employed boys class: 7;15 physical department committee meeting; s D. m., factory league basketball practice.
 Wcdnesday-4 p. m., High school class; 5:S0 D. m, younger business men, D. nl., older employed boys A class; s ?, m.. basketball prac- tice.
 Thursday-9;SO q. m., Gremcn's class; 4 D. m., junior school boys: 5:3O p. In., older business men; ?. m., employed "B" class; S:30 p. m. senior service corps.
 Friday--4 D, m. High school class; 5:30, younger business men; ' p m., employed "A" class; D. m., '. M. c. A. swimming club; $50. D m. younger mems class.
 Saturday-9:l5 a. nl., junior lead CTS corps; 10 a. m., junior school boys; l a. m., boys swimming class; 5 p. m,, junior life saving course; : p. m,, employed boys "B" class; D. m., informal activities.
 The senior members are rcgistcr- ing for the annual Saturday after noon basketball league, which is due 10 start the early part of November, Sour teams will be organized from the first 50 men registering. Mem j pers failing to register by October zOth Will lose the opportunity to enJoy tournament play.
 Iour basketball leagues have been formed in the boys division, viz Juniors High school, Employed "A and Employed "B" classes. Eo1r- teen teams will play in these boys division leagues totaling 11O boys.
 The physical department is con- ductlng another Junior Ned Cross life saving course on Saturday aftcr- moons. The following boys have enrolled, J, Ncuman, A. pcplau. W. Jones, II. Berg. r. Sataino. C. Taylor, L. Neverdosky, F.. Ahlquist, J. Dcchcsser, V. Mikalauskas, E. klober, H. Recanno, F. Berlin.
 The senior leaders training corps recently rcOrganized have outlined heavy program for the coming sea- son. The corps is studying the rules of all indoor gymnasium games, nomenclature of heavy gymnastics, calisthenics, mass games, social pas times, and gymnastiG dancing. Tho senior leaders on mastering the 'NNH'IlNhf OI S''ulCS tillll SS IlNdSllCS will be required to teach the various classes in the boys division. The corps will hold its annual gymnastic exhibition in addition to exhibiting in nearby cities and towns. The corps will arrange for the Spring field college gymna9tiC team 10 per form in New Britain either in Feb ruary or March. It meets every Thursday evening on the gymnasium floor for instruction and practice. Gilbert Marsh, son of Deputy Marshal A. r, Marsh is president Of the group,
 Industrial League
 Seven teams have already entered the factory basketball league and President IT, Wilcox is scouting for one more team to complete the or gani2ation, The following teams are preparing for the opening which takes place on Tuesday, November 10. P. <; r. Corbin. Lapders, Frary (; Clark, Russell X Erwin, Fafnirs, New Britain Machine, Stanley Works and Stanley Rule X; Level. Several of tho teams have requested prac- tice periods at the "Y" and the schedule follows:
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