New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
GYM CLASSES TO
START ON MONDAY
Regular Programs for Men and
Boys Outlined for Season

having received through the mail
the first new printed gymnasium
schedules are all Set for the first
sessions in physical training which
are due to start Monday. October 1.
The physical department will con-
tinue to conduct four mems and
four boys classes which meet three
times weekly. In addition to the
"a regular classes conducted weekly
the department will promote classes
in boxing, wrestling, fencing, Turn
bling. swimming, life saving. ad-
vanced swimming, intermediate and
senior leaders training classes.
For boys the department will
promote in their season the follow
ing tournaments and contests:
Paddle tennis. volley ball. indoor
baseball. basketball, touch-football,
indoor hockey. track-tield contests.
aquatics, 1000 point athletic con-
tests and gymnastic tournament.
For the men; Tournaments in
handball (singles and doubtless. vol
ley ball. foul shooting contests,
track and field, swimming and bas-
ketban
Golf school
The golf school in a new room
constructed off the gallery of the
sym will open soon and is all prob
ability Chef Irwin will again have
charge. Last season scores of men
and women took the course.
Tumbling School
So popular has tumbling or aero
battles become during the past few
years at the local Y that the physi-
cal department has decided to open
up school and promote a regular
course of instruction which will be
under the supervision of Fred Ea-
con.
Boxing school
Charles D'Orsie, who has for the
past several years conducted classes
in the manly art of give and take
will again have charge this year.
Fencing School
Real D'Artagnans will be turned
out this coming season under the SUI
perNision of Bryce Long, who has
long been familiar with the French
fencing foil.
Wrestling School
The mat busters will again hold
session this year in preparation for
dual contests with other associations
under the supervision of Jos. Herg-
strom.
Leaders Training
Three classes will be conducted
! for younger boys. Intermediates and
seniors. The course will consist Of
marching. heavy apparatus work
fancy drills and exhibition work AL
these classes will be instructed by
the physical directors.
Red Cross Life saving
Junior and Senior Red Cross life
"a wing courses will be promoted dur
Ing the season under the supervisor
OF the physical director. aided b,
Frederick Feldmann. Peter RakoW'
ski and Henry Urban.
Representative Teams
The physical department is plan
ming to organize the following team!
to represent the ~ in variou!
meets: wrestling, volley ball. hand
ball. gymnastics (Boys) swimming
basketball. baseball. paddle-te' sis
track and field.
Glass Weekly schedule
Senior devision:-ioung men
class, Mondays and Fridays $50 y
M, younger business men, Monday
Wednesday and Friday. $50 TO t;a
n, M, older business men Tuesda,
and THURSDAYS, $50 to ESQ y. III
Morning business mems class Tues
days and Fridays, $50 to IL a. II
Special classes, boxing Monday
SIS p. m, fencing Mondays at S;S
d, M, tumbling Wednesdays at
D. M, wrestling Fridays at p. IN
Headers training Thursdays at y. n
Red Cross life saving Fridays Il
$50 .. NJ.
Boys di>isiol:-Junior AZ elias
10 to IL years, Monday. Welneada
and Fridays, AIS to 5:l3 p. II
Junior "B" class 10 to 10 year
Tuesday and Thursday, AIS to 81
Saturdays 10 to II a. m. inferno
dates, Monday. "Wednesday and fr
DAYS, 7 to s y. m: Employed IL
class, Tuesday, Thursday and Satul
day, 7 to S p. IN. Twenty minute
swim following each gymnaslu'
class with physical director in Il
tendance. Special classes. INFERNO
date leaders Thursday p. II
,unior leaders Saturday morning
to 10 a. III. Swimming class for ~
ginners Saturdays IL to ll:3o a. l
Red Cross life saving course n"
DAYS at $50 p. NJ. Boy Scout ties
third week each month.