New Britain herald., 1928-03-31
Yesterdays Resolts

Speedboys IT.
 Senior division-Lions 5s. Co. II. i6; Phantoms 37. Al-Stars SS,
 Games This Afternoon
 Junior division-First Lutheran Juniors vs. Whippets Intermediate division-Flashe vs. Boys club Re serves: Pythons vs, Eagles.
 Games Monday Afternoon
 Midget diyision-Ealge Juniors ,s. Hula Hulas. Junior division - Partners ys. winner ol First Luth- eran Juniors-Whippets game,
 Games Monday Night
 Intermediate iiylslou-Wiuner Of Flashes Boys club R. serves game ys. winner of Pythons- Ea gles game senior diyision-Lions 2s. Fhan- toms.
 Lightning struck d second time in the same place last night when the Phantonls overturned all pre- dictions for the second night in succession and defeated the All SIdIS py III tllt titttI Nf7t t'NIA- for division game of the city bas- ketball tournament being conducted under the auspices of the Boys club. The youngsters, who had out pointed the South church only 24 hours before, were again looked to be beaten, but once more they kicked the dope bucket into bits and outplayed the regular high school team all the way. The Lions advanced into the final round by virtue Of a one-sided victory over Co. H, 53-l6, and will meet inc Phantoms for the city title Monday night. In the afternoon the Hula Hulas won their way to the finals by holding off the Hawks and win ming 10-S in a midget game, while the Panthers worked into the final game of the junior division by overcoming the Specdboys, 2$-l7.
 Phantoms g.. !an-Stars B
 If the victory of the Phantoms on Thursday night had been shock. that of last evening was a thunderbolt. for the youngsters led their larger opponents almost all the way and finally conquered them by 37-33. The game was an exceptionally rough one. 3S per sonal and three technical fouls be- ing called by the sweating referees The crowd was extremely partisan and gave the officials further trou- ble, Tobin at one time calling q foul on the Phantoms for the .un- sportsmanlike booing of their ad- herents. From one end to the other the game was a most heated af- fair, and toward the end of the excitement was increased by the busting of one player after another by the personal foul route until six men had been elected and tn" Phantoms had only three players on the court.
 The winners played the better brand of basketball all the way. their passing being much superior and their shooting little short Of inspired It was untortunat" that so many personal gfouls took away much Of the glamour from their style of play. The All-Stars showed lack of teamwork and seemed to b" ont every man for himself. anyone getting the ball past the middle "t the court letting fly at the basket.
 Crane opened the scoring With q free try, while Zalcski duplicated, and then Sowka put the All-Stars in front with a basket. Cohen made it 2-3 and Zaleski retired with three fouls on him. Captain Saunders talk ing his place. He immediately mad' good free toss. but Crane and Cohen tied the score at A and then Cohen sent his team a point ahead. kraszewski tied 1t again and Saun- 1ers' basket gave the All-Stars tn" advantage. l. was now the Ihan- toms turn, and Cranes long under hand shot "vennd the score and Cohen put the Phantoms in front by 9-7 at inc quarter with an even longer shot.
 Sowka and Eeckcrt "vHncd the count again in tho second stanza and Landino made basket 10 put his team in the van, but Crane made a point and the PAaHtoms were ahead again when Cohen scored from the corner The Phantoms rooters grew too personal in their remarks and q foul vas called on them. allowing Saunders to knot tn" a. i'artp IICi. with a basket, but 2 mnutc later l" told TobIn he would talk all he pleas ed and Saunders made another point or the resulting technical. Cohen got even with q basket from mid floor, and Cranes foul preceding Saunders follow-up madl 1t l1-l" at the half
 Ikowitz and Saunders mad g has- ket apiece in the second half. atI then Crane and Landno rtm" through. The last named added q foul. and although lko"iiz counted from ancld. Zaleski and Landino topped two baskets to give the All- stars a o4-23 lead. Levine ev'fed the score. but Zalcski again sent his f'Afll dIltdu N f'3l tFsp 'l4'tF7 ii R''A 'ti' foul line. Cohen again spun tt long shot for q fife at 2G-2G as the quarter ended.
 Cranes basket from mid-coGft put his team in front for good, as Cohen made a goal after kTasZeWski's foul. Every player on the losers team had now three personals on k!Ff. and Zaleski finally went out with seven minutes left. Crane and Hr~e't made free points and the All-S'ars tooH ,jrue out with three and half 10 20. Crane mad" another point, but Saunders came through with two beautiful baskets and i' vas 33-3 l. Ikowitzs fourth personal followed, but Saunders missed or" of his t"o shots and failed 10 tie the score.