New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
?. and F., With Team At Full Strength, Nosed Out 20 to 17 in Third Straight Defeat By Lockmakers- Recano, Scoreless All Season, Posses ill Basket That Wins in Overtime Game Against Fafnr.

The Industrial Basketball league ! overtime play ended in a blaze of | glory for all contestants last night 1 when Corbin Cabinet Lock defeated | r. and F. Corbin % to IT, thus taking first place and the league 1, championship, .nl landers. Frary ana Clark defeating Fnfnir S9-37 in | an overtime game. thus taking third | place in the standing. right behind r. and r. Corbin. Without doubt. each of these games were as exciting, thrilling GNd well played as any this season and w hat is more 10 the point. the best Of feeling seemed to prevail. Each team played it's hardest kind Of ball, but good sportmanship prevailed and both games were the type that one enjoys watching and at the same time has words of congratulations for the losers as wei as the win ner.
 In the Landers game, which went into five minute overtime perlod' + was Pecauo who won. ltecano hau played in eight other league games without scoring a single basket II" WAS sent into this game last night sa a substitute and at the beginning or the overtime period he tossed in a field goal that not only was ms first and only field goal of the sea- son but also was fhe one that won for his team and assured them or third place. In the champlonshp game superior weight and expert, ence of the Iockmakers offset the Sunerior passworl of the P. and F. boys. It was brain and brawn com hined that spelled the difference between victory and defeat Of a team whose asset was clever pass work and brains As it was. in the first half for quite a time, the r. and F. boys ran their opponents ragged with their dazzling passWork and there is little question that on big ger, floor such as the armory thls same passWork would have been far greater handicap for the Lock- makers to have overdcome. AS It 1ands. the Cabinet Lock team has taken three straight games from the P. and F, boys, leaving little room for argument as to which is the best +eam in the Industrial league on the Dusty league floor.
 Cabinet Lock Wins
 +i1t TOr las per played his usual position of for ward for r. and F.. so both teams did use their strongest tineups. Man. ager Tobin sent in changed C. C. L. outfit, playing Carrazza and NEpore at forwards, Walther at center and Yankaskas and Larson at guards Although he got but one basket from the floor. the exceptional speed ana fine floor work of Nyborg stamped him as one of the stars Of the gaH' while the guarding of 1ankasaka' was very effective as was that oI ~Big Chief" Larson. "parby' CarraZ za one of the scoring aces ot rl' T,ockmakers, was held scoreless th' srtire game. It was young Pm Wat finer who was the big offensive gull for the rockmakers and he tosse( tr four field goals. Nyborg got one Larson two and Yankaskas one.
 Schultz the r. and r. boy "h' ran wild shooting goals a week ago was well covered by Larson and fall cd to tally, although he played hard and fast game and in tur' kent the chiefs scoring at d mlHl mum. Joe Jasper and Ray Hoist T fac+ were the only members or m p and r, team who did score, Jo ont three from the floor and
 connie of fouls while Hoist tossed ! three from the floor and three 1ou'' IT wax largely due to Paris e1ec'N ruarding that CarraZza was neI down and not permitted to taiI' while the equally good guarding Arhurr confined Nyborg to oh' pinkerton and Shepherd, who "er into the game for the r. and F pot nlaved well while in actlon' m LII girs+ half the Lockmakers got thrt field goals to one for r. anu F 
 while the latter shot four fouls three for the Lockmen. In the secon half both teams were even "i'n II, II, each from the floor and each g one from the foul line, so it IS ey dent that the game was won in U first half, so far as scoring goes
 Game Starts Fast
 The championship tilt started 1a n and inside of F seconds Nyborg hs fouled Paris, but Benny missed n trv. At the 40 second mark Schul fouls Nyborg and he tossed in Il first counter of the game. A 10 by Walther and Jasper even-d q count after a minute and ten SC onds. The game had continued [