New Britain herald., 1925-01-14
CORBLN AND LANDERS WZN
 w DUSTY LEAGUE GAMES
Former Trounces Stanley Works 2 and 19, While Latter Defeats Rule Shoppers by 3l-24 Count

Two corking good games were played in the Dusty league at the I last night in which r. and F. Cor bin took the measure Of the Stanley Works .2 to D and LanderS out pointed the Rule Shop 34 to "A.
 Tn the first game the Corbin team seemed hopelessly ou'cassed in the first half and left the floor trailing IS to F. Their come back in tho second half was q feature. In the other gama 1t was nip and tuck un- sil the last seven minutes, when the Rule Shop boys weakened and Lam ders, led by the clever little Luke, romped away from them. Chick" Hayes of Hartford refereed the games and did a very neat job. There was no sembance of disor- der and the slightest inclination to unnecessary roughness was imme- diately discouraged,
 The Stanley Workers, minus so- kora and Grohstein, presented q new lineup with Captain Pelletier at cen ter, Ksllgren at forward and Schade at guard. Less than minute after the start of the game Pellotter broke loose with 8, long shot from side court and gave his team a double decker. Hallin came through with a double decker too, but he then fouled Pelletier and Jack gave his team the one point advantage. After time out by the Stanley Works, sehade dropped in a long shot and added another when he was pushed by Hallin. Schade got into the foul ing column when he jahbed Jasper from the rear and he got one of his two free tries and Hallln, after being jounced by LaHar also made good on one.
 The Corbin team was now playing very loosely. dropping the ball. throwing 1t wildly and shooting wildly, The Stanley Works got the ball in mid-court and a series of passes gave it to Schade who Tipped 1t to KalIgren who, instead of shoot Ing. tossed 1t to the waiting Schroe- der and two more points were regis tered for the Stanley Works giving them an S-5 lead. Scnade missed the next try but on the rebound Kallgren succeeded, Schultz and Paris, after much scrimrnaging, each succeeded in caging goals for their side but were offset when Kallgren tossed in another long one making 1t I2-9 for the s. ". It was then 14~9 when Pelletier gave another ex- hibition of long -distanced shooting. "A" followed with his usual To- E shot and when Schultz had made good on a free try and Paris had hooked in one from the side the whistle blew with the count 16-12 in favor of the S. ".
 The feature of this half was the very effective guarding of LaHar by Paris and the equally good work of the S. ". guards,
 Tn &he second half the Corbin team was an entirely different look ing combination, They played 3 tight five man defense and sped up their floor work, passing with ac- euracy and shooting well, Three minutes elapsed before a tally was made, then Hoist dropped in one and when Olson pushed him he tossed in one free try, making it 16-15, Here the Corbin boys took the lead when Jasper shot from scrimmage and made 1t 17-16, Hoist, on a pass to Jasper, enabled his team to get an other double decker and later Jasper fouled Schroeder and the latter add cd one to his teams score. Jasper then got his third basket of the half making it 21-17 and Paul LaHar managed to get his single tally of the game. Just as the whistle blew Schultz shot q foul snd the game ended 22-t9 Tn Corhins favor. The sum m 2 rv,