New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-07
large SQUAD OUT
FOR TRACK TEAM
Coach Depot Of High School Has
High Hopes for The Season

With many of the stars, that last
year carried the team TO success IN
two out OF three dual meets. re-
naming 10 make up the nucleus of
the squad this year. Coach Leonel
Depot of the New Britain High
school track team is looking forward
10 Il successful season.
Mindful of the fact that the sue
cess will came only after he has de-
velopcd some OF his promising mate
rial the coach is working hard in an
effort TO bring them out in time fo!
coming meets. The season viii open
on Saturday. April 30th in meet
with the Crosby High school team
which is annually on New Britain's
school slate.
The team will be captaincd this
year by Frank McGrath. center of
the football and basketball teams,
and a short distance runner III
track. Some OF the other veterans
upon whom the coach will depend
dashes; Hcrby Schick in the 44o
yard run; Fred Zehrer In the 40
ana $50 yard runs; Edward Con-
nelly in the 40 and $50 yard runs:
John Reid and Dick Gordon in the
high jump; Bruno Sochinshy and H..
Reid Derrick in the mile run; and
Franklin McDuo and Earl Scott in
the long distance runs.
One Of the largest squads to ever
appear for any of the sports in the
school il, out for the team. There are
30 boys including large represen-
tation Of the first year class. Fol
lowing Is the list of boys who have
teen reporting for work. the most
of whom have been practicing in
doors during the winter: William
Alexander. George AXcl. walter
Arendt, Walter BardcCk. David Bass,
Milton Barkowicz. Hugo Bcrtolinc,
John Black, Louis Bradbury, Horace
Brown. William Buckley Gunnard
Carlson, Herman Carlson, Valentine
Cichowski, Manuel Clark, Joseph
Dobkowski Hugh Derrick, Babba
Essa Edward Frawlcy. Clinton
Goodwin. Burton Griffith, Stanley
Grzys, Henry GwaiHda, William
Helm, Richard Tovascsian, William
Iudd, Jr. Charles karnasieWicz,
Francis Kelly, Nittic koloslly, Lads
laus KowoleN. ski. Anthony LaEosa,
Milton Legat Abraham Levin, Don
aid Lewis, Franklin MCDuc, Harold
Mcnamara, Chris Mcligonis. Walter
Micholowski, Witty MikalousHas, Earl
Miles, Gavin Najarian, Anthony Ne
wills. Thomas Newman, Frank Pac.
/ pavator PaGkoiaskas. Victor PauloZ,
! Kenneth Peterson, George Sandals.
! Dominic Satalne, John LoomiS, Jr.,
Baby Shack. Herbert Schick, Earl
Scott, Harold Seller, Joseph Sink,
Harry Slade, Bruno Soctinslly,
Boras Srogi, Francis st. Lawrence,
Theodore Swanson, Joseph SZabo,
Michael Tabelione, Gordon Ventres,
John Bilate, David Wicandcr. Alex
Zaleski, Joseph Zimonis, Fred Zehr-
err, John Zvmonslii, Harry Thomp-
son, Irving Sinsberg, Francis Hinch-
life, Stanley Neverdoski, Norman
HolmEreM, Ralph Greece, George
Kosswis, Harold Peck, Michael Ga
lott. Dominic REQ, Einere Johnson,
Philip Bcrsstrom. Daniel Wocilus,
Milton Wolf, Mortimer BcrkoWitz,
Edward Connolly, Arnold Rcckerf,
and Captain Frank McGrath.
Among those who have been show
ing up we'll in the preliminary work
outs are Arnold RcCllert in both the
high jump and shot put. In prac-
! ticc he has been throwing the weight
| 80 feet. McGrath and Iehrer and
! Schick are showing up exceedingly
.wcu and Joe SZabo is beating all
Corners on the 100 yard path. There
is another 100 yard dash man among
/ the first year students whom Coach
Depot expects to make name for
! himself before he is through school
John Reid and Dick Gordon are OK
pected to uphold New Britain's rep
utation for excellent high jumping.
The meets scheduled SO far arc
I Crosby, April 30th: South Manches-
ter, May 9TH and the Triangular
meet in this city on May 2Sth.