New Britain herald., 1925-03-10
FALLS
 ID BOYS CLUB
New Britain Team Rolls Up
 ScOTe Crippled Reserves Lose

ock St. Joseph's five came to d sud den end last night when the upstate team met the irresistible force of the New Britain Boys club quintet and went down before 1t, 5@-2@. The visitors, accustomed to much smaller floor, were handicapped in this respect, but the passwork of the local five was what won the game. Uncorliing all manner of pass es, short bounces and long heavcs alike, the Boys club literally ran wild and. when eXerting themselves, ripped through the Poquonock de- fensc to score almost at will. The St. Josephs' team put up q great scrap, but were unable to make headway except in the third quarter when they made things interesting for q few minutes. Then the locals launched their final offensive and went far, far ahead.
 Raynard Anderson cut loose last night for inc first time this year and, after a bad start, got under full steam to sink nine field goals and foul. Kerexiza also had huge eve- ming, but Captain Luke was off form; true, he devoted more attention to passing than to shooting, but he fail ed to show the pep which has char acterized his playing in games here this season. Arburr, Nyborg, and Gotowala held the visiting offense down pretty well, although the To- calls guarding was spotty and not of the character manifested in other games. The passwork, however, was wel-nigh perfect, and the games was q proof of the fact that the best de-
 fensc is good defense.
 | Cunningham, the curly-haircd lit tie forward of the visitors, was the star for Popuonock. Subdued by Ar
 burr in the first half, he broke loose
 toward the end to score five baskets. H.. Romako also made himself a place among the high scorers.
 Luke got the initial tap and sent
 it back to Nyborg. who dribbled up
 the floor, passed, received a return
 throw, and scored. Arburr fouled
 Cunningham, but the Poquonock
 forward missed both tries. Andcr-
 son hooked a pass to Pete Kerelejza,
 who scored. Nyborg added another on follow-up, and Kerelejza made it so on a throw after taking a nice
 pass from Arburr. Luke jumped into the scoring with a nice long shot from the side and POQuonoclS took time out. When play was re- sumed, Eddy sent the ball through the hoop for the visitors first score
 and the quarter closed.
 , l.. Romako began the second pc , riod with d field goal, but d series of
 quick long passes gave the b.ll to
 Pete under the basket and he scored
 easily, following up with another a
 minute later. Anderson tapped in a
 follow-up. An instant later, Ray
 gave an odd exhibition of tap shoot ing when he batted time after time
 in an effort to score, and on the sixth bat the ball went in for an 1S-4
 score. poquonOck again had tC
 take d rest. Ray continued his bat < ting to score again. but Eddy finally = made another PoquOnock score. Ray s Anderson brought the total to 22-t t and Pete added another. Luke miss . ed free try as the half closed anl n it was 24-6, New Britain.
 . Gotowala went in for Nyborg il = the second half. Luke had anothe
 free try and, in the midst of { Q slump, again blew it. A minut . later, however, he uncorked a beau . tiful pass to Kerclejza and Pet n tossed the ball in, Arburr came u
 ,the floor to sink a field goal. Gun .t bingham, the visiting threat lon c held in abeyance, at last cam F through and dropped in a baske' l. Ray missed d pair of fouls, an l. then the visitors started a deter 1t mined and plucky rally. Far in th 70 rear, they scored five goals in it row during this rush and force
 the locals 10 take time out to g
 their bearings. L. Romako starte
 in. and followed an instant late
 with a nice twist shot. Cunning ID ham scored after dribbling tf
 length of the floor and New Bri s ain sought q rest Cunningha' h came through again as play wei le on once more and the score W. e. 28-16. Luke stopped the raj m when he sank free toss, ar " "Flunko" Arburr sent home a he as goal. Eddy scored for the visitor 10 but Ray dropped in foul tr " Cunningham sassed Avery, but l-uI ne failed 10 use this to advantage. V
 visitors took time out for tn" thi time and looked foolish when | 'L ,,bistIe hlew q few seconds aft ,' the gamc was resumed,
 " The last quarter saw Now hr ain rise to its full might and swe ' everything before il, Captain IM and his boys acted as if they II D. merely been toying with the VI - tors before and would now sh' .u them what they really could Kereiciza started it and Anders kent things going with another n'
 goal, repeating q few minutes Ia
 D after taking a pass from Nyoo who had replaced Arburr. Lr - picked up and scored Nyn, 16 dribbled in for field goal lc. Anderson sped up the floor to co,
 on his seventh field goal ana U
 sent his eighth through the cor
 Kereleiza, not to be outdone' m'
 his own eighth. and then L' ne made 1t 5O-1S with pretty pu at mn shot. It was nine for Kay VI ted the local red-headed forward s' tch New Britain's final basket TT .cn aftcr having rattled off 22 points he'd ronid order. the locals eased lay Cunningham scored a pair oi ,cir r5aIs and tho game ended. coli I,ritain had the long end or .iuS 90 score