New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
LOCAL BOYS MADE
 MANY GOOD MARKS
New Britain Entries Hope to Have Records in National Meet

NNNNNs wv tAA aN"NANbNA AaSNA
 Many good records were made by the members Of the New Britain Boys club in the national federation meet, the local angle of which has just closed after four weeks of strenuous competition, This meet IS held annually every club in the federation running off specified events with qualified officials pres eut and sending in it's record 10 na- tiona! headquarters, The records made by tho seven leaders In each even are added together to form the club record in that event, and it is on tho basis of these group totals that the places are won and the points scored by the competing clubs.
 There are five varied events and four different classes based on weight. so that a club must have good all-around athletes of all ages if 1t Is to place in the nationaI meet, Many clubs have specialized in this competition for several years and send in records Of wonderful ac- to federation head quarters. The local club has en- tered only during the last two years and. while many creditable perform ances have been turned in, has not ,l, tn la, n t,,1s- wide tournament. The records this year are better than those of last, and hope runs high in the club that New Britain will be well ID on the list of entrants.
 Whether the club places or not. the competition furnishes the boys with q means of settling among themselves the question Of who tn" best athletes in the different classes are. Ninety boys participated in the competition, which lasted for four weeks.
 The LisItcst Glass
 In the S0-pound class A, Sartln- sky seems to have had the field to himself, winning every event except the basketball throw and coming in one behind the leader in that, but in every event he Waa given close com petition before winning It. Tho records in this class are as follows:
 Broad jump: 4. Sarjinsky ' feet JJ. BalIomo : feet, J. ZemhroWsky I feet. J, Camp feet lo inches, A. Tut5o ( feet lo inches, w. E0Win- cky 6 feet 2 inches, C. Jervis, feet $ inches. Total 5S feet inch.
 High jump -- M. Paluch ! feet ? inches, A. Sartinsky 3 feet inch cs. w. Rowinsky feet 3 inches, F. Xuiko ; feet inches, W, Wolak . fee, 3 inches, C. Jorvis : feet , inches. J. I"mhrovsky 2 feet . inches. Total 25 feet 1 inch,
 Puil-up -- A. $ariinsky l". M. laluch 1o, l.. Olewnik t", C. Ko- ninos 10, J. Camp S, A, Tutko s, l.. Rro :. Total--G5.
 Potato race -- \. Sartinsky IS seconds. ". Rowinsky 1S, II. Sl"p- ski IS, E. Zujko IS, J. HembroW- ski IS l-2, J. Bcllomo 19, (. Jer- wis 19 1-2. Total -- ? minutes. s @-5 seconds.
 Basketball throw, GO tries(-M, Paluch ,, ]. Hombrowsid 5, A, Sar- tinsky 4, C. Jtryis f, W. Rowinsky l. J. OleWnik 3, A. Pamrh 2. Total 2S.
 9a Pound Glass
 The 95-pound class was the son. sation of the meet, tn" 1.-the young- slora in this group setting up records which their hrarirr brethren either had difficulty in "qualllng or could not equal at &ll C. Marholin loapcd feet inches 10 Sct a fine record m this event. lIn also won the high jump and potato race. PotapoWitG took the pull-up- Leonard Ander- son sprarE one of tn" f"aiuca of tn. moct by dropping in all ten shots from tu" foul line in thc basketball throw. The reCords
 Broad jump; C. MarholIA feet % inches. D. Rro 6 feet 10 inches, ]. Nrlnvk ( feet 10 inches. l.. Ander- son $ feet 9 inches, $. P,l22o feet z inches. Y. RayloCll 6 feet 6 inches, c. Baylock 6 feet $ inches. Total, 47 feet x inches,
 High jump: C. Marholin feet , 1-@ inches. G. Baylock 1 feet 5 inches. D. Rec 1 feet 1 inch. Y. Raylock feet inch, J Truman : feet II inches, l.. Anderson , feet Fl1 inches, A. Eukutis 2 feet inches. Total "S feot l-2 inches.
 Jull-up: Potapowitz 10, n. Rec 2. VI. Walrna <, l., Anderson [, A Xthhonsky ,. <. I'uzza 1. G, Bayloch i Total, A.
 Potato race C. Marhoin r see onds. D. Eeo v 4-5. A. Kerelcj2a 41S. l.. Anderson |" l. Truman lH B" '. Bayloyh lM s. ruzzo l9, Total minu,s S "-5 seconds
 Basketball throw: l.. Anderson 10 C. Raylock S, ]. TIuban (. T.. Ii"o t" <. Cabay 4. PoWpoWita 1, J. M"lnyt 1. Total; Al.
 tt0-pnund Group
 Compotion in th" ll"-pouhi c.as' Nas r>c"ptionally keen, but Lc' NInhalowhki. \. Cilavick and M pamoh were always up among th' viunrrs. This rIa>s however. co'l' not rqua the records of the light" one except in the pull-up and potato Ian,. T1o r"rar'ls.
 EroaF iumn. N Gjlavok t."t nchrs. l.. MichaloNSII feet 6 l.. inches. \. pclhsrino : feet 3 inches VI. Marholin feet inches, J. Han rahun feet II l-2 inchrs, NJ. "a luch c feet . inches, M. Yankowlt 6 feet inches. Total; 50 feet