New Britain herald., 1925-02-03
BOTH BOYS CLUB
 TEAMS RUN AWAY
Slaughter Bloomfield and Tor rinSton Teams Without Mercy

The Boys club teams continued their terrific pace last night by talk, ing another pair of unwary visiting team into camp. the first team rip. ping through the Co. L Seconds oi Torrington for 49-12 victory, and the Reserves handing a 27-7 lacing to the Bloomfield high school alumni. Neither visiting team could compare with the locals, both together mak- ing total of only goals from the field against the S5 piled up by the club players, and these figures offer a fair basis of comparison. The club teams are having difficulty finding teams to give them anything more than a leisurely workout, but next Monday the celtics of Springfield, Mass, team which has played to- gether for four years and has built up wonderful reputation, will come here to begin a home-and- home series which will make the locals show their absolute best and which will probably decide the champion ship of southern New England.
 Tho Big Massacre.
 The big game last night started as though it would be an extremely close-fought battle, the Torrlngton and New Britain players covering each other closely and not allowing a score for good many minutes. Finally Captain Mickey Luke made it 10 by sinking a free try, and Kcreleiza followed this up with a field goal. From then OH until the end of the first half the only times when the locals were not bombard- ing the basket were between quarters and when Referee Avery was tossing the ball up at center following a basket. The count was 1S-0 before the Torrington lads broke the ice, F.. Daley finally getting in Co. Us first points on goal from the floor. This was but a temporary lull, for Luke. Anderson and Kerelejza continued their unerring shooting and ran up q S0-4 score at the half.
 The visitors showed a disposition 10 kick at Referee Avery's decisions, so, in the second half and with the game definitely in the bag, the off cial let up on them and d,.oted most of his attention to calling fouls on the locals, Ray Anderson, coach and forward of the club team, was eject cd on personals, bis place being taken by Frank Arburr. This break ing of the combination, together with the last fenzied efforts of the boys from Torrington, slowed down the local machine a bit, but they continued to run up the score when ever they felt like 1t, Luke. breaking away with accustomed case to score almost at will, J. Daley of the visi- tors also had the privilege of an carly shower when he committed four breaches of the rules. The To- calls kept up their shooting until the final whistle, and when the adding machine had cooled down and the scorer had been revived it was found that the score was 49-12.
 Mike Luke played his usual stellar game, getting 3 from the floor and three from the free-throw strip. Pete Kerelej2a also had q big night. while Anderson was simply upstoppable when he cared to score, Nyborg, Ar burr and Gotowala played a good defensive game. The last, who has long been noted for the extremely few shots he tries, smashed his rec ord by taking two shots last night, sinking one of them on beautiful underhand flip from the corner. The Daley brothers were the only visitors to score from the field, while G. My cock showed a nice eye from the toul line. The score: