New Britain herald., 1929-10-28

'. M. TANK TEAMS
 SCORE EVEN BREAK
Senior Team Defeats Bristol But
 Juniors Are 0utCIasSed

The local Y. NJ. C. A. senior swim mining team defeated the Bristol Boys club senior team Saturday night in Bristol by score Of 50 to 24 points. The Bristol junior team however, defeated 70 the local "Y" junior team, 29 to 6.
 The local "Y' team, competing in six events, captured four first, two seconds. and one third place, Bris- tol getting two first, four seconds, and two third places.
 New Britain won first place in the 40-yard underwater swim, S0-yard free style, 40-yard breast stroke, and 200-yard relay race. Bristol won first place in 40-yard back stroke and in the fancy diving.
 The outstanding feature in the senior meet was Captain Fred Feldmann's win in the 4O-yard breast stroke when he was pressed hard by George Pfab. German swimmer, winner of many medals for swimming in Germany, but now representing Bristol. Ted" Fer and 40-yard underwater swim and the New Britain relay team over took the Bristol team in the relay race, when the latter team beat the start, and beat it's opponents to the tape. H. Sessions of the Bristol club ! turnn6 in Q in div | ing. exhibiting almost perfect exc cution in dives of difficulty when hard pressed by the New Britain divers. The summary:
 4O-yard breast stroke, first, Fred ! Feldmann. New Britain; second, G Pfab. Bristol; third. Sweeney, Bris- tol; time. 30 Is seconds.
 40-yard back stroke. first, Mil brandt. Bristol; second, G. Pfab Bristol; third Sweeney Bristol; time. 50 1-5 seconds.
 S0-yard free style, first, T, Fer renee, New Britain; second, w Crowley. New Britain; third, Giard Bristol; time, 55 4-5 seconds.
 40-yard swim, under water, first T. Torrance, New Britain: time, ?: Is seconds; Pfab, Bristol time, S4 l-5 seconds.
 Diving. first. Sessions, Bristol 6O1a points: tied for second, J Franks. New Britain. Giard. Bristol 541s points; fourth. w. Crowley New Britain, 521a points.
 20O-yard relay race, won by New Britain team, Feldmann, Crowley Franks, T. Terrence, E. Terrence time, 2:O3 3-5 seconds.
 Junior Team Loses
 The junior "Y" swimming tean entered the meet with a depleted team due to the fact that some 0 the swimmers attending the olde Boys conference in Norwalk, while some who were enjoying the Yale Army game failed to arrive in time because of traffic congestion. How ever, those who did compete were completely outclassed by the Bristo juniors. who defeated them 29-6 Credit must be given to the Bristo juniors, who have a very well bal anced team which won all fou events rather easily except the div ing, in which the diminutlV Holmes from New Britain har' pressed the winner for first honors The summary:
 40-yard breast stroke, first, Swee ney, Bristol; second, J. Miller, Ne7 Britain: time, %l 1-5 seconds.
 4O-yard free style, under 17 years first, Giard. Bristol; second, + Miller, Bristol; third, Carrone, Bris tol: time. 2+ seconds.
 40-yard free style, boys under l years, first, Bechard, Bristol: sec ond, Fletcher, Bristol third, Miller, New Britain; time, 25 sec onds.
 Diving, first, Giard, Bristol; sec ond, Holmes, New Britain; thirC Gilbert, Bristol.
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