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New Britain herald., 1928-03-14

The addition 10 the lineup of the r. X r. Corbin team of Mickey" Luke who was out because of in. iuries and Harry Mills, q former pro- fessional basketball player practical ly made Captain Holst's team and il fought an uphill fight 10 win over the league leading Corbin Screw team.
 Just two games separates the win rcrs of last nights battle from the league leaders which means that Corbin Screw in first place, Fafnirs i'll second. r. X r. Corhin and stan ley Works in third place arc separ- at"d by that number of games.
 In tho first 10 minutes of the game, Corhin Screw held .he lead, but shortly before The 10 minute mark, Mickey Luke was injected in- to the lineup and he and Ben Paris scored points that put P. & F. into T to : lead. Andy 1akuboWitz who was playing one of his best games despite the fact that his team was losing. made 3 field goal and the count was Q 70 s. His second successive field goal put his team into q II to & score. Mills vas then sent into the game and he immn- diately made short shot that cut Corbin Screws lead 10 one point al half time.
 " was Luke. Hoist. and Luke and although the run was interrupted by a field goal of Joe Luty. Luke scored two moro foul goals. Toward the latter part of the second half the r. <. r. mon had the game on ice.
 Mickey" Luke played the game of his career and was easily fhe star of the winning team. His floor work offensive and defensive play were the best turned in by him in many Sea sons Andy 1akubowitz was moi only 'ha stnadiest. but the flashicst player on in" losing team. Word must tc m ntionel of the fine all around play of Ben I'aris who's" timely field goals and ston" wall de feusiyc play helped lis team to is victory
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14

A two team tie and possibility a girls Y. NJ. C. A. was assured last night following an overtime defeat for the I.anders girls team at the hands Of the Stanley Rule misses. It was Mary Jarnot. rangey center on the Stanley Rule team who again came through with points in the overtime period which put her team in a final lead of a 12 10 9 score.
 This is the third league overtime game in which both teams have par ticipated. The first, q tie game, was ended with the score , to ,. The second. which was played last Tues day night. was a victory for stanley Rule II to 9 score and the third game, a play-off of the , 10 lie game played in the first game Of the season was last nights attraction. Both victories for the Rulers were scored by Mary Jarnot. If r. X r. Corbins defeats New Britain Ma chine in the playoff of tie game" a triple tie between landers, stanley Rule and r. X I. Corhins will have to be settled in q post-season scrles.
 The program of four games was one of many features. Probably the two greatest features was the defeats of Corbin Screw. the league leaders. by P. & r. Corbins and the defeat of the Stanley Works. runners-up hy New Britain Machine, The only team which ran true to form vas the Fafnir Bearing team which won its game from Landers after hard battle, Summing up the whole eve ming, Fafnirs who went to within one game of first place and |. & r. Corbins who went from fifth place to a fourth place tie benefited +he most by the results of the mems game.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
STRONG TEAM COMING
Brooklyn Outfit Here Saturday Has Reputation of Being n Fast Bunch Play Atlas Friday Night.

When the Brooklyn Visitation Five comes to this city Saturday evening to play the All-New Britain basketball team, 1t will have in its lineup two of the speediest men who took part in the American Profess sional basketball league. They arc Kennedy and Cooney. players on the dropped out of the league because Of low attendance at the games.
 This will be the second game for Manager Clarence Lampher's team the other being the last scheduled league game with the Atlas team in Music hall in New Haven Friday night. The league game will start at 9 o'clock, according to announce, ment made by Manager Lampher.
 Should the New Britain team de feat it's arch rivals from the Elm City, it will be assured of the championship of the second half, but if the Atlas wins. q tic for the second half will result. The two teams will then have to settle the second half honors, and if New Britain wins on the second meet ing, q post season series will be played between the two teams for the state cham pionship.
 New Britain will start the same lineup against both the Atlas and Brooklyn teams. Zakzewski will be the center; Sloman and Rubenstein forwards; Sheehan and Icary, guards. Tn the Brooklyn lineup will be Kennedy. Brenan. Coonry. Can aty, Williams and Scrill, all well known basketball payers.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
Referee. Dillon. timer, Slkor; scorer German.
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The greatest upset of th. night feas the defeat ot thr Stanley Works team at the hands of the New Brit diu Machine five. The reason for 3hc victory may be du" 10 th" fact that Captain Erir Ani"rson's team got off 10 4 good start and held the upper hand during the greater part of the game.
 II took the Workers 10 minutes e make their first scor" but within tho five minutes that followed they took inc lead lp 10 x. just five s"con k before the end or the first half Newmatics went into the lead at he start Of the second frame. but their opponents tied the score at 12-alI on field goal by Merlnc Dnca more the Machine team went into the lead, but within four minutes of the end, Jack pellefier made a fed goal that put Stanley Works in q f6 10 15 lead. \ fey seconds later Nick Arena put his team ahead iI 70 ie, but Russ" Raisis found the hoop and f was l 70 17. Eric An ,lerson made field goal and 'i1" lead sr.itched over to Machine again 1s tols
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
ACTION GALORE PROMISED
 ON THE RINK THIS EVENING
New Britain Automobile Roller Hockey League Will Meet in Playoffs for Championship - First Game Begins at 7:30.

Action galore will be seen tonight at the Arena when championship
 honors in the New Britain Automo. bile Hockey league will be decided in a. series Of three games, two ot them being elimination and the third being q final playoff for tha title of the circuit
 The first game will start at 7:3D o'clock with the Pontiac and the Nash teams as the opponents. Tho second game will take place imme- diafely after the finish of the first encounter with tho Dodge and Chrysler teams as the attraction. Il" winners Of these two games will then meet for tho championship of the league in the third and final game Of the evening.
 The Dodge team captured first place in the league during the sea- son and are favorites to come through in tonishts games. Tha Dodge will have F. McAloon and Fusari. rushcs; C. McAloon, center: Hyland, halfback and Sautter, goa, tender. The Chrysers will lineup with Selander and Clinton. rushes: Hoole in center, and Reinhodt and Sitz as defense men.
 Tho Pontiacs will use Newell Dill. LaPeinte. Kieffer and Heinzmann while the Nash team will trot out CaSpcrine, M. Hayes. Corbett, Hall and Bayer.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
WANTED: A PICKER
\ Roller Hockey "Waltrr Camp Is Desired By One Interested Fan Who Has Eayorites. No Doubt,
Sports Editor, New Britain Herald, I1par Sir.


 New Britain Herald,
 Dear Sir:
 As an interested roller hockey fan, 1 have been watching your columns very closely for the past few weeks, in the hope that ] might read your "all star selections, but I suppose you are waiting for the play-oM to end before you do your picking. \ bunch of us were talking th" other day about inc different players in th" league, and quit" an argument r"- suited because there were so many different opinions about in" 'Ill star" team. l think Pierce aud Will lians are th" best rushcs in the league: Fred Jean thc best cent Barney Dohorty the best halfhact and Biil Riount tho best goal tender. My friends, however, tel me Davies of Waterbury and Williams cf N"ri- den would team up better than Pierce and Williams, also that lhc@ ponneliy Of Waterbury has some thing on Fred Jean Al cnutcr. Tn y all seem to agree that DGhortT Is th" leading halfback and Blount the best goal tender.
 If you see if 70 give some sp@C" 10 this letter in your valued Columns Il may he the means Of arouSiD2 som" Of the other fans to make iE"lr pick. ! suppose there will D" 'ii'- fer.nt combinations selected tu. ] an willing 10 stand by mine.
 Yours in spor',
 FAN
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
TABERSkI LEADING
 IN TABLE TOURNEY
Only Undeleated Entry in
 Billiards Meet
Photo by Johnson & Paterson
Chicago, March 14 Pl-Frank Ia

Chicago. March 14 Pl-Frank Ia hcrski of Schenectady, the national pocket billiards champion. held the lead in the present tournament for the title today the only undefeated entry of the ten in the field. He has yet 10 meet Ralph Greenleaf of Philadelphia and Erwin Rudolph of Chicago. former champions. each of whom has lost one game.
 All three of these experts were on today's schedule. but not meeting each other. Rudolph received his first setback in the meet yesterday from Joseph Concannon, of Wash ington, the ninth place entry. l25 to %.
 Greenleaf achieved his best form of the tourney in defeating Onofrio Lauri of New York last night, 25 10 80. with several good runs, the best being a5. Today's games:
 Peter Durocher, Chicago, vs. Harry Oswald, Pittsburgh.
 Frank Taberski, Schenectady. ys. Onofrio Lauri. New York.
 Ralph Greerleaf. Philadelphia, vs. rasqualo Natalie, Baltimore.
 Erwin Rudolph, Chicago, vs. Peter Durocher. Chicago.
 The standing:
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14

Fafnirs team gained its vengeance for q last minute defeat in an early season game by it's 30 to IT defeat of Landers. The first half was fea- tured by the close score, but in the second stanza. Al Havlick, Paul La liar and the rest of those "shootin' fools" on the Fafnir team began 70 pop away and toward the latter part of the game it became a question as to how much the Fafnir team would score.
 The score was tied four times in the first half before the Fafnirs took two-point command at half time. It was two 10 two. four to four. six to six. and seven to seven. Half time score was 10 to 8. The second half was just a runaway. Al Havlick and Paul LaIIar, Faf. nir's forwards. playing sensational games. Nester was the best bet on | the losing team. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
BUN|ON DERBY IS
 CONTINUED TODAY
52 Miles More for Cross Country
 Runners
Kingman, Ariz., March 14 UP)-

Kingman, Ariz., March 14 UP)- Fifty-two miles more of the terri tory between Los Angeles and New York will be covered by runners in the C. C. Pyle "Bunion Derby to- day.
 Arthur Newton, 44-year- Brit ish runner won Tuesdays lap in the race to further increase his lead over the field of athletes who are striving for the S4S,500 in prizes to be di- yidcd when they reach New York.
 Peach Springs. Ariz., is the next resting station in the cross continent grind
 The field held together fairly well, although several more runners de- cidcd to give up the race after ten days of the endurance test.
 Newton maintained his usual steady shutfle to pull ahead Of the runners Tuesday. He came her" from Oatman, Ariz.. making the 2S miles in hours and 3 minutes.
 Paul Simpson, Burlington. N. C.. finished in second place, seven mln- utes behind Newton.
 Philip Granville, champion heel and toe artist of Canada finished the grind In tenth place.
 Tuesdays lap was finished i'll the following order:
 Newton; simpson: John Salo, New Jersey; Arno Souminen, Detroit: Harry Req, Long Beach; Peter Ga yuzzi. England; Bill Busch, Boston; D. Thomas. England; Nestor Brick son, Finland; Granville, Hamilton Ont: Charles Hart. England; Frank Chavez, Pasadrna; Dwight Houfstaf- CT. Mich; Nicholas Quomawahu' Arizona; Harry Ahramowitz, N Y York; Fred Jamlor. Germany; A. Cons;antinoff. Toronto and Mike Joyce, Cleveland.
 Elapsed time leaders for the dis tancc from Los Angeles to kingman arc IS follows in order named:
 Arthur Newton, Eneland: Arne soumincn. Detroit; Peter Gavuzzl' England: Ncstor Erickson. Detroit; Dwight Houfstater, Manistce. Mich; Philip Granville. Hamilton. Ont; Bill Busch. Boston; John sab. Ne" Jersey; Harry Era, Long Beach Fred kamlcr, Germany; Harry | ahramowitz. New York: \. Consfan tjnof, Toronto: Charles Hart, Eng land; Harry Sheare, San Francisco; Paul Simpson, North Carolina Frank Nanhuc, Calf; Mike Joyce | Clevcland: Allan Currier. Rough River, Ore; Joseph Wilson, Oak land; Frank Chavez, : Pasadena Nicholas Quoma wahu, Ariz.; D 1 Thomas. England: C. +. Brown | Calf; Carl Willherg. New York Roy Sandsberry, Beverly Hills, Cailf. and Earl Dilks, Newcastle. Ia.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
Sixteen Teams Entered
 In Basketball Tourney

Kansas City. Mo-, March II <CP) Sixteen teams, including St. Jo- seph, Mo. Hilyards, last years champions. entered the third round of the National A. A. L. basketball tournament today.
 Survivors of today's games and fourth round play tomorrow will meet in the scmi-f finals Friday. The finals are scheduled for Saturday.
 St. Joseph Hillyards, favorite. triumphed over Miami. Fla. last night and tonight will meet Mary vile. Mo-, Teachers.
 Other games today: Pi.tston, Kan. Teachers Ns. Kansas City Life; Sterling Elks. Oklahoma City, v.. Empiria, Kan, Teachers; McPherson College Vs. Wichita University: Cudahy A. C.. Sioux City, la., rs. Baker University: Nashville. Ind, Independents vs. Rockhurst College: Southwestern College, Winfield Kan, vs. Kansas City A. C.: Tirestone Rubber, Akron, O., vs. Cooks Paint. Kansas City.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
Ctris' League Standing.

While fans from both teams cheer ed and urged their favorite team on- ward. ten girls played their hardest to win the game. but the Rulers slogan They Shall Not Pass was upheld in their desperate struggle to keep their arch rivals from win ming the championship.
 Carrying the brunt of the losers attack, Nellie Sartinsky fought lt out throughout the game and was able to match the efforts of four Rule Shop girls and keep the score tied when the regulation period end ed. but she was at the end of her strength and Jimmy Murphy's clan scored it's second consecutive victory
 Landers had to l lead at the end of the first quarter, 10 5 lead at the end Of the second quarter, and although the Rulers tied the score at 6-6 the Cnlversals went into the lead before the quarter ended on a field goal by Sartinsky. Jarnot tied the score after two minutes or play in the final quarter. Dashner put the Rulers ahead for the first time in tn" game, but Sartinsky tied the score in the final minutes. Thirty seconds after the opening of the overtime period, Jarnot made field goal and followed if later with foul toss.
 Many had their eyes on the play CTS who were doing the scoring, but few saw the wonderful defensive nlayin- of Pat" Dashn-r Of inc Rulers and Jean Drayer of 1.and"rS in the backcourt. Jean held Mary Marley without a field goal and Pat stopped players, passes and everything else that came her way.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
16 Year Old Boy Shows
 Up We'll With Red SOy

Bradentown. Fla. March l4 tlr Manager Bill Carrisan's plan of giving the rockies q chance 10 show everything they have has resulted In turning up one bright spot for the Boston Red SoX. Joe Cicero. Is year old Atlantic City flash. is tho boy. Joe took a club almost as big as himself in yesterdays game with the Buffalo Bisons and waloped out a homer that was good for three runs. It was his second Of the cX- hibjtion season and though the Bisons finally Noscd out the rockies 9 to S, Joe's performance" showed that at least one Of the s;oN was made Of big league stuff. Cicero is ;L right handler who can send them out 10 right field when he wants and that, Carrigan thinks. is going to make him . formidable youngstcr.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
 HAS GOOD CHANCE
BasketbanerS Tackle Hartford on Friday

Pictured herewith is the New Britain High school basketball team upon whom lies the hopes Of New Britain in the game with Hartford Public High school Friday evening of this week.
 Captain Fred Saunders. center, has been a star in every game the team has played this season. In the out Of town games great praise has been given New Britain'e rangy center for his work in both defeat and victory. He uses his height and reach to ad vantage and has ouijumped practl- cally every opponent this season. It was Fred who came through 10 tie the score and win the game against New Haven lIillhousc High school q few weeks ago. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Horace Saunders of Chestnut street, is IS years old and stands just six feet in height
 At left forward is Alex Zalcski, the son of MT. and Mrs. Maryan Zalcski of Booth street. This is his second
 
 played part of the season as regular under the team which his brother, "Monjuc' explained. He has been a consistent point getter, Is r years old, and is five feet eight inches tall.
 X new player came into prominence this season when Henry kra szewski tried out for the team. Although it was doped out previous to the season that Zaleski and Landino were 10 bc the forwards the new players work was such that he pushed his way right into the regu- lar lineup and Landino was shifted 10 guard.
 The shift which moved Landino to guard was tho making of that play CT. He never seemed to be at home in forward since he was not SO very good at scoring. At guard he is able 10 follow Inc fastest forward on the opponents team. One thing about Louis playing that is worthy of men ton is his clever floor work. He Is l7 years old and is : feet inches tall. He is a son of Mir. and Mrs Antonio Landino Of South Main street.
 Eddie So"ka. three year veteran guard, is one of the stoadiest players on ths team. To Sowka is assigned the task Of guarding the best for ward on the opposing team. To him will be given the task of taking care of Acting Captain Maiilnowski Of the Hartford team. the highest scorer on 1 the quintet. If the New Britain guard is successful in holding Mal- linowski he will practically win the game for New Britain. He is 19 years old and is five feet II inches tall. He is the son Of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Sowka of Dwight street. Arnold Ecckert. son Of Mir. and Mrs. Adolph Recknrt Of Lyons street. is the first substitute on the team. When kraszcwshi was ineligible during the early season games, , Reckert filled the guard position with great success. He is stocky and is ideal as a standing guard II is probable that he will ba used q great part Of the time Friday night. lie Is ! 1' years old and weighs about 175 i pounds.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
South Church Quintet
 Has Several Contests

The South Congregational church basketball team has accepted an oi- fer from the Bristol Congregational church 10 a homo-and- home series and will go 10 the Bell City Monday night 10 play al the parish hout" there. A return gam" will be playsd here later. probably during the first week in April. On Saturday the To- cal team will travel 10 Waterbury 10 participate in the state tournament 70 he conducted among tho winners of the various County r. NJ. T. \. lnacues X year aco the New Brit ain church worked is way n the semi finals but vas clirira'ed there hv 'he Woods ock Collerians. T. hopes for better fortune this time
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
Pittsburgh Rockies Make
 It Four Straight Games

paso Robles, Cal. March IA Pt- The rockies of the Pittsburgh Pirates made ii four straight yesterday when they won the Intra-Club game from the regulars Q 10 f. The regulars have vet 10 fake q practice game.
 The slugging was practically con nnol 10 the first three innings when the youngsters piled mp eight runs 10 the first squads four. Jones, recruit second haseman. was the heavy hitter getting a two hagger and two singles. .Ioc Harris. play ing first base for the recruits, vas held hitless.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
TRIPLE TIE IN INDUSTRIAL
 LEAGUE NOW A POSSIBILITY
Rule Shop Girls Win Evens Standing With Leaders Deciding Score Made in Overtime Period by Mary Jarnot-P & F. Corbin's Take Measure of Corbin Screw Five Leaders in Mems Loop.

right foot well over the foul line. Bill Walthers made q foul goal that would tie the score within about two minutes of the end. but Referee Dick Dillon did not allow the score Then the Machine team went on a rampage and ran up three successive field goals. Augustine was Ma chimes star and Merline was the bes, player on the Stanley Works outfit
 New Britain Machine
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
B,,rrittS Withdraw

Ipon being informed yesterday afternoon by the committee in charge Of the Boys club basketball tournament that they had voted 10 bar Frank Arburr from taking part in the tournament. Manager Ken re'l1 Saunders announced the with drawal of the Burritts from the ton at the ruling of the boarc.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Indianapolis Jock Malone. S'. Paul, outpoirted Robbie Williams. of New York. 10. Jack Kane. Chicago, knocked out K. o. Victor, Cincinnati. <.
 Los Angeles - Baby Joe Cans. of ! sos Angeles, defeated Hilario Mar tinez, Spain. 10.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
FILLED jNISI.AL FEAT

In the first four innings Of n game in the Piedmont league last season, Baxter Jordan. third baseman wno now is the property Of the New York Giants, started four double plays.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
WANT NO FOREIGNERS

Officials Of the Penn rel3-s "iji not ask any foreign athletes to take part in the games this year
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14

Formal dedication Of q new s323, h00 gymnasium at St. Xavier coll"g" in Cincinnati was made a few days ago.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14

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New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
I.antiers
Lockmakcrs, 2:; Screw Shop, 1.

Referee, Dillon: timer, Sikora scorer, Butler.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
stanley Works
lafnirs 30. I.anderS 1T

Referee, Dillon; timer. Sikora scorer, Butler.
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