New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
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 Billy Dudack, former star athlete
 ,t the New Britain High school and later one or the best men ever te
 r"present Georgetown University or
 he field Of sports, has had q great eason as coach Of the freshman
 aam at the Washington University
 The team has just completed a hard schedule without losing a game 4nd much of the credit is being gwen the local man, who has prob- ply set himself in soidly as a coach ,t his former alma mater.
 Tn speaking O. his work in the
 University. the school paper has the
 ollowing 10 say:
 That Freshman basketball team
 just about the best group of first lear performers that were ever here IL one time. To go through the Echedule that they had without one
 "tback. and with only one game
 hat was really close required q
 lassy club. Bill DudaCk. too.
 nowed that he has forgotten none of the craft he used 10 practice in
 yan Gym not so many years ago. Sill deserves the greatest credit, for 10 matter how good the players are.
 hey are helpless unless there is
 omeone 10 mold them into q single
 init"
 The Boston Boys club basketball aam met with a serious reverse in he game against the New Haven }oys' club team last night. The Elm -ity quintet won out by the score Of
 3 10 %.
 The Bristol Endees met with q
 ecideI surprise in Elnwood last light when playing the ElmWood sndces. The Elmwood team pulled
 Ut with victory by 1o-poinr nargin, the final score being Sl 10
 1.
 Torrant. Faulkner and Larson atured the victory for Elmwood
 aile Manning and Waterman tca- ared for Bristol.
 The Bristol team was considerably ripplad when Jimmy Malcolm was anished from the game in the sec nd half on personal fouls and Risky" F"llman. his running mate, polk the same course 10 the showers hen he argued with Referee thompson.
 Elmwool got into the lead in the rst half and when the lest period as called. the team was leading 24 D 10. The Bristol team tried hard D stage d come back in the second 'ame but Elmwood, seeing victory head. could not be stopped. This |hme was one ot the real surprises
 the present basketball season. The National Guards and the {ristol IGndees will tangle on tn" j ate armory court in this city q l feek from tonight. and this should b one of the sensations Of the pres 3nt season i'll this city, The teams greed a tthe beginning of the sea ,n to play q five game series, the I {sst three games to count. Ne" ritaiu has won two and Bristol be. The Guards have a splendid op- | |ortunity of ending the series by . inning next week and also bring , < to q decision the argument which ! IS arisen over the state title. The Bristol Ende"s will play the E the star attraction Saturday ksht.
 The Guards will play the Meridcn |ndecs in Meridon on Thursday eve tng. March 2i. Billy Taylor, star athlete OH |arttord ltigh'S athletic teams for he past few years, proved to be te star ol the amateur boxing |urnanont in South Manchester |st night. Billy was making his | but as simon puro mitt singer |ld he knocked out Ed Squire ol Fatarbury.
 Billy has entered the Mohawk 4. : tournament at the |. M. T. 4. E. building on Main street. this Ky. Friday night and many of the |ich school fans vii l:urn out 10 : |e him in action. II he is any hero near as good in the ring as E has been on the athletic field, he Cll so long ways before being I opped. In the words of q close follower { amateur fights. Billy appears to ( tlit ictsL llIlS III tjlSS dt tuItl , [cse parts and he looks awfuily i pod. , He is being trained and groomod c IT. hard ring campaign by Dave ( ayes. former star end on the f, o're Dame championship football r even and last year coach of the V ll-New Britain football team. q ayes is q strong coach and a very 1, fcient fight instructor. [ We happened to look over the ew Haven Journal Courier this orning and ran across the follow, z compliment for the New Britain r. Dys' club basketball team which is orth repeating. It follows: