New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
Girls League Standing

Girls League Standing
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 After a weeks rest, members Of the Sanlcy Rule and Landers girls basketball teams will renew athletic relationship in q game which will either decide the championship for Landers or will leave the two teams in first place tie as the sea- son ends, This will be the first con- test of q four game program which will also include six teams in the mems Industrial League.
 The first game which will start at 7;15 o'clock will see the two girls teams in the crucial battle. Follow ing this game the Stanley Works and New Britain Machine teams will play. The third game of the night will be one in which Landers and Fafnirs men will figure and the tourth game will be spirited battle between the rivals in the Corbin family, F. & F. and Corbin Screw.
 With so many factories represent ad on the chalked court in the same evening the greatest crowd of the season will probably be on the side lines yelling and cheering for its fa- aorites in the important games.
 Teams Are Even
 AS the two girls teams stand just before they enter upon the import ant game, neither is the favorite in betting. Csach Jimmy" Murphy has had his team at practice several nights since the last game with the hope that through constant practice it will be in the pink of condition. Coach Ralph Recano is also work ing hard in putting his tam in form for the battle. In the meeting last week, the I.anders team held it's op- ponents scoreless from both the field and foul line, but it's finish was rather weak. Stanley Rule tied the score in the regulation period and won in the overtime period.
 Stanley Rules hopes tonight will he in Mary Jarnot at center, the heroine of last weeks game; Anna Marley and Rose Paul, forwards; and Pat Dashner and Florence Speck. guards. Landers rooters will be placing their hopes in the team that won eight successive victories before its defeat last week. II fol- lows. Charlotte Jacobs center; Kathryn Terwilliger and Nellie Sar- rinsky. forwards; Helen Lynch and Jean Drayer, guards.
 stanley Works-N. B. Machine
 In the last meeting of the Stanley Works and New Britain Machine teams. the Workers won the game in the last minute when Jack Pel- letter made q basket that broke g to g tie Followers Of the New matic team have claimed that 1T Nick Arena had not been put out of the game on fouls minute before, the score would have been differ ent.
 Stanley Works will be represented by the following lineup: Murphy, center; Hagis and Walthers, for wards; pellotier and Captain Carl son, guards New Britain Machine team will start the usual lineup. Nick Arena will be at forward with "Auey' Augustine. forwards; Hugo Anderson, center; and Eric Ander- son and Ayol F'loden guards.
 Iafnirs ,S. Landcrs
 Fafnir Bearing team was also the tlctim of last minute shot in the previous meeting with Landers and il also lost hy two points. Mickey Buch"ri made q long shot from the middle of the floor that put his team ahead in an overtime period and it held the lead 10 win.
 Captain Paul LaIiar and his men ufe on tour Of revenge. Three teams have defeated il this year. r. x F. Corbns. Co1hin Screw and Landors quinteis put over points necessary to win. In knocking off other f,ans. inc Bearing Makers have advanced from second last place to ti~ for second place. 1T aims 10 keep up this pace at the .xpens. Of Landers, The latter. on lhe other hand. must win tonight if it k 10 stay iu the first division.
 Starting in Faluir's lineHp will b" Gi,rochowski, center: LaIIar and fIavlick. forwards; Wilson and Ma tniis. guards. Lanlers will start with kamiusky. enters; r. NarseH and Hucheri. forwards; Prei-~"r and Lttks, guards
 Arch Rivals in Action
 EtEarll, ~s of Wh,rt r, tx r. Cor hin or tbo CoIlIu Screw teams are in th" l'lgue Tac,, t1rr. i always a tough battle NhrW 'h,y meet. \ defeat from any o'e,r teHa in 1l, lrsrue is not hal. ae tough for ei'l- TT team as ou" that is scored by the rorbia fawuy over It~ brother rsa an. Both ar. sorn losers aUi # vill l. fun tonight to watch thr losing team toward 'iIa latter part Of the game.
 |, spite fhe f4cf that it ~ill hr unusual for th4 crowd 10 h' rOo'iuc for q r. q, r. fort.Iu team, lt will probahy take place tonight siuce the Screw shop fi,- ar. inc league lea1ers and loss for 'bom will mako the race for the flag q wild one. The rest or th. t.ars have claimed the rorhin Screw tam has been uptownIge them when It ra- fused q first and second half split iu the season.
 Line,ps for rbe teams in tle anal s@rugCle of th. uIgh' will b. as fol- lows: rori,in Screw, I-ut}. cent, [; yaEu',o~itz and Ni.gzkOa sko. for rds: Arbour and I4r'0r,, guards. r. &. r. CortiDs: Ho.- nter.