New Britain herald., 1925-03-25

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 A. Hovanesian; Employed 'B' first, J. Nimro, second, A. Nerulius, third, w. Curtin; Intermediates, first, T. Vessels, second, R. Narscll, third, V. Monjeska; Employed "A" class, first, P. Klopp, second; G. Brombers, third, J. Matulis.
 Old Stars Invited
 Members of the worlds champion basketball team of 1S95-6 will be in- vited to attend. All the players are living with the exception of one and the following members of this famous team are expected to attend: Richard Wood, Claude Clark. Will liam Nichols, Frank Clark, William Barrett, George Kron, Edward A. Loomis, Bert" Loomis, Charles H. Barrett, John Peterson, Fred Hart man, Peter F. ODonnell, Adolph Sperl and Charles B. Freeze.
 Bert" Loomis, formerly captain of the worlds title basketball club of 1856 and noted track athlete in by-gone days will act as toastmaster. Bert" who is chairman of the handball committee, holding that honor by virtue of his ability and knowledge of the sport, swings mean hefty wallop on the handball court today will introduce the speaker of the evening. E. A. Blood, formerly noted coach of the Passaic High school basketball team which made such a great record during the past five years. winning ap- proximateiy 159 games. E. A. Blood. according to Bert" Loomis, was some basketball player himself, having played against the world champs in 1896 on the Brooklyn Y. NJ. C. A. Central basketball team. The members who will have the privilege of attending this dinner are in for a treat. for Coach Blood will reveal methods and secrets that help to develop good all around bas- ketball player.
 In order to make the minutes fly the Serenaders, New Britain's yer satiIe musical entertainers, replete with comedy and harmony, will en- tartain. The supper is scheduled to start at p. m. sharp and should be over at p. m. Admission will be by ticket only.
 Invitations Issued
 Invitations will be sent to the fol- lowing members of teams. A. l.. Stowell. C. Rosensweig, A. Slderowf, H. Roche. J. Rogan, L. Thompson, NJ. D. Saxe. A. NJ. Galbraith. Henry Dressell, Thomas Grove. A. E. Gard. ! F. c. Burke. I. Berkowitz, 0. Sahr- bacher. w, H. Van Oppcn. A. H. | Scott, H. Hornkohl, H. Kutscher J. J. Dorsey, NJ: J. Cnkelbach, Dr. E. H. Hand, E. Loomis, J. Luebeck, l Cyril Connolly. R. Lienhardt. J. J. Futtles, o. Peterson, T. Bangston, F.. 1 Williams. r. C. Pattison, J. Granzu- lewich, F. Johnson, c. Johnson, Wal l ter Plude, Walter Nelson. T. Cabelus. Clesson Parker. David Swanson, w. | II, Stanley, Warren Curtin, A. Neri. Illus, ]. Nimro, E. Kloiber S. Albert, l A. Horcnessian, G. Bromberg, J. | P. klopp, E. Varsell, T. Vessels. Y. Modjeska, w. L. Delano, H. Hall. Fred Unterspan, G. II. Anderson. H. Ginsberg, c. Priesser, Mr. Gustafson, l.. J. Woodford, A. C. Campbell C. A. Nichols, c. Brun- lclle. D, A, Paulson. H. w. Loomis, J. X. Murphy, A. Floden.
 F. Walters, S. P. Brownell. J. o. l. Swanson, T. Szymanowski, F.. Whit nan, 4. Morrelli.? w. Goodrich. k. Scheidel, J, IIavlick. J. Sacks, T. 'orcoran, J. Luke. T. McCabe, w. Prcisser, R. Recano, 0. Larson, J. Nlatka, E, N. Davis. P. Kcrlyza, M. luke, NJ. Bucherri, C. Linn, A. Bas- lett, W. Paul. J. Kaminicky. A. Cor ago, w. Iankaska, c. F.. Swanson, '. Y. Larson, F. Walter, E. Nyborg, !. Hoist, x. Anderson, r. Paris, G. 1allin, J. Sokoloski, T. Arbacheski, \, Sheppard, V. Schultz, F. Felman, }. Bratton, H. Pinkerton, A. Kal- ,ren, ]. W. Johnson. J. Pelletier A. 'chade, J. Grobstein, J. Schroeder, ?, LaHar, T. R. Anderson, A. Olson. VI. Johnston, P. Schneider. II. Zehrer II. C. Nelson, ]. Gerochowski. II. Corbin. H. Anderson, 4. Elton, H. oaulson. F.. Russell D. Beloin, H. Jadrain, D. Stohl, H. P. Weir, E. C. J, Sikora, s. E. Skinner, R. H. Wilcox, A, Church. R. Catlin. ?. Ellison, c. Rawlings. c. rnnns.