New Britain herald., 1925-02-18

Mickey Luke and Bucherri, for wards, and the all round work of Hoist at center. Corbin clearly out played the Landers boys last night and their victory was an earned one, though the losers themselves put up fast and exciting game.
 It started off as though Landers was going 10 romp to an early vic tory for on the tap-off Duke McCabe got the ball and tossed 1t through the net for two points after but six seconds of play This did not dis concert the Corbin boys, however, and after A seconds of play Hoist had broken through with q nice dou- ble decker. Luke then was detect ed holding Hoist and the latter add cd one from the free throw mark. Preisser was detected fouling Arburr and that young man also added q point from the free throw line. Then Hoist contributed what was possibly the most dazzling play of the game. Taking the ball on a pass near mid court he dribbled to one side, dodg- ed back 10 the center and then zig gagged through the entire Landers team. Just as he was about to shoot guard leaped at him and the rangy center lodged as he shot, The ball looped right through the net for two points. It was a very difficult shot. Klatka had a chance to pick up two points via the free throw line but missed both. Captain Luke, how ever managed 10 break away from his guard for an instant and that meant two points for Landers. Preis- ser made the score 6-5, Corbin, when he got a free try for Landers and the put the green-clad youngsters ahead 7-6 with a nice field goal from well down the floor. Jasper cut this down, however, and threw one himself. putting Corbin back in the van. Jasper, who was stepping along at a fast clip, tossed in anoth- CT goal from the foul line on klat- ka's foul The Corbin team then got the ball near their own goal and passed 1t down the floor from whence Schultz passed to Paris and the latter threw in double decker.
 Landers called time out at this point but it availed them little for Paris threw another field goal right off the bat and the score board read 13-7. Corbin. Hoist was guilty of technical foul and McCabe con- yerted it into a point but the Corbin center more than evened that up when he broke through for another double decker. The game ended with Jasper missing a free try after Bucherri's technical. At half time the count was 15 to s, Corbin.
 The Second Half
 Klatka was first to count in the second half when he threw in a free try but the Schultz, Jasper, Hoist combination again swung into action and the passwork netted double decker from the hands of the Cor bin center. Captain Luke, after a series of starts, during which the hall was taken from him by the Corbin guards managed to elude his opponents and tossed in q double decker making the count 17-l1. On Holst's foul. Luke added another to his ieam's total.
 Arburr broke away on nice play and threw in a hard underhand shot, but Bucherri also made neat p1ay and threw in Landers' 14th point, After a scrimmage and a miss at a field goal, Arburr followed it through and on the rebound caged field goal and it was 22 for Corbin when Hoist made good on Prcis- sers foul, and then it was g when 1 Jasper cashed in on McCabe's rough play. Paris once more forged into tthe limelight when he eluded inc Landers' outfit long enough 10 get a donble decker. Captain Luke push ed one up from under the basket but again il was offset when Schultz retalated with a two pointer
 KcrIyza was substituted for Buch- nrri and soon made a field goal, but a free try by Schultz cut that slight advantage in half. Jasper made thc score 30-1S and time was getting short. All tho T.anders' subs had gone to ihe dressing room when Captain Luke mado his fourth per sonal and retired. So as 10 have nc advantage. Coach Harry Ginsbere ordered Paris from the floor and the TWO teams finished with four men each. Arbus. the sole remaining
 9l@rd had previously scored one point on Luke's foul and the game
 rnla1 with Jasper shooting another field goal. The summary:
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