New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
HOSIERY T0SSERS
 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
Park Street Team ClinCheS Pen.
 nant in Industrial League
League Standing

IdndcrS ........3 ? .667 Corbin Screw .....1 } ,250 x. B. Machine ....1 200 P. & r. Corbine 70 1 GOO
 Driven hard by the decisive and powerful all around play of the New Britain Machine company team in a struggle which was decided within 15 seconds of the close of an ovcr- time period in the Y. NJ. C. A. Girls Dusty League last night, the Ameri- can Hosiery five which has been leading the league all season clinched the peunant and for the second time brought the champion ship 10 the Park street concern. Florence Skarzynska tossed in a foul shot that won the game r to 16. Manager Roger Whitman sent in a substitute to the position held by Stella Tyborsky in the other games but the closeness of the struggie could not be laid to this for Substi- ute Rose Meeker scored two timely field goals, one which tied the score and the other which broke the tie in favor of the Hosiery in the early part of the game.
 All the Park street concerns did enjoyed by the Hosiery team. In the second game Of the night. regu- lars and substitutes of Landers, Frary X Clark company all enjoyed Q field day with the result that they defeated the gang that represents r. < r. Corbin company. The score was 25 to II.
 The Machine Shop team showed plenty of promise in the opening minutes when after a minute and 10 popped in a basket Julia Sinkie- Wicz followed with another two pointer and until the game had gone over five minutes the score remained to 0. Skarsynska made foul goal and Mavis made another at the six minute mark. Ten seconds later Simmons made her second field goal
 to bring the score 6 10 2. Skarzyn- ska had two chances on the foul line and made both The score at the Machine.
 Mccker who went in 10 the game in place of Dragone found the hoop for the tying score. She slipped , down ti.,' side of the court and broke l the tie with short shot. With
 about q minute and a half 70 go 10 the end of the first half, Anne Sim mons again found the basket and
 tied the score at S-S. When the half
 was within 45 seconds of it's close, Meeker tossed in a foul and she had the honor of breaking the tie for the second time. The half ended
 with the Hosiery ahead by 9 to S
 score
 Connie Mavis scored a field goal
 that made it II to but Simmons
 made foul goal that brought her
 team within two points of tie. This was the only scoring in this period. simmons made the tying basket alter a minute and half had elapsed in the final quarter. After four minutes of play the tie was broken, this time in favor of the ! Hosiery by a basket scored by Skar- zynska. Thirty seconds later Sin kle~icz brought her team within q
 polnt or tie with successful foul goal Renurd fouled Skarzynska
 within two minutes of the close of the game and Florence made point.
 With only minute left to play it
 looked pretty bad for the Machine shop when Connie Mavis popped in a
 field goal that put her team ahead ID to I2. With 40 seconds of the 'tnal whistle, Sinkiewicz made a ! field goal. All the fans. Pop" Ker-
 III and the rest of them, were all
 begging for field goal which would tle the score. Anne Simmons, the leagues leading foul shooter, missed
 three successive chances. Within 10 seconds Of the end, Peck passed to
 simmons who passed to Sinkiewicz and the score was tied at l6 all. Referee Dick Dillon announced
 that q two minute overtime period
 would be played. Every bit of de-
 tensivc power in each of the two
 teams was mustered up. Szarzynska
 made an attempt but she missed. The tinlts vas just getting ready to blow the whistle when Skarzynska was
 toulcd by Renurd and she made her chance good.
 Tho summary