New Britain herald., 1929-03-14
CITY TOURNAMENT
 ENTRIES COMMENCE
Seven Teams Return Blanks and
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 The first seven entries in the city 4Wa17ue basketball tournament to he conducted under the auspices of The Stanley Arena and Boys club have been submitted and the city vide contest is now beginning to take shape. Three entries have been received in the senior division. three in the intermediate, and one in the midget. No junior teams have turned in entry blanks vet.
 So great has been the call for entry blanks that the supply at all four points where they were avail able have been exhausted, and it has been necessary 10 print emergency supplies to meet continued demands These new blanks may be obtained at the Herald office
 Three senior Entries
 The first team entered i'll the tournament was that representing the south Congregational church, senior team. This quintet has made m imposing record during the sea son. winning IS out of 2l games. capturing the Hartford County Y. M ', A. senior championship and bat ting it's way through 10 the finals for tn" state title. T. also holds sec oHt place in tho mtcr-Church '-q grr+.s -.,44 ctiII 1,.,- a ,,ool oIa,or. 10 cop in that circuit. The follow ing players are listed by the church team: Clifford Bell. Wilton Mercy. Theodore Vessels. Henry Rockwell, kcrmct Parker, otto Barta, Howard May. Daniel Wosilus Francis Hat tInss, and Bernard Wosilus
 The CeItics are another team which must be rcckonad with. for they have made a highly creditable record during tho soason. both at home and on road trips ali over tho state. They hold victories over a number of fast teams in this section. Manager l.. Iimitralich has sub mittod inc following names: Joe Bogdauski. Vincent Adams. Joe IudwinoWicz. James O'Bron. John Franks, Peter iubay, Frank ZaIcslI and Charles Naness
 The third senior entry is tho Sons of Italy which has played most Of its games on tho road and has made an e.ellent showing against teams such as the Nrridcn Boys club. Bri-t oI 1yiNiys. and New Britain Celtics. The following players are listed ny Manager s. J. Motto: Mickey Bucheri, Nicl, Gill. Joe Agostino Sam N.rgiani. Anthony Garro, John KIcy Alex Armenia, Benny Saunders, Emil Earbonik, and Fred swanson.
 Intermediate Entries
 The Eagles were the first team entered in the intermediate class. Manager Jack Wrinkle has submitted ] he following players names. r. i Paretta, A. Parct'a, StohI, 4. Will Hams. Colwick. Forony, and Jack l WlnkIe. The entry blank states the team has played the Celtics. A team with a cdlorfuI name is 1 the Shooting Outlaws an iutermcdi- ate team which states it has played inc Flashes. The following Ilayers are listed: John O'Brien. Lyman Whiehan. James Shea. Dennis Nor Icy, and John SoUucY the last being the team manager,
 { The Yellow Jackets have a sting in their name, t least. This team is composed largely of Central Junior High school boys and says 1t has played the PlaiuyIle Juniors The players are Arnold COrmier, Joe Cfanci. Caprain-Manaeer Edward Nirautc, John AnIrulewcz, EolIn smith, Charles Murphy ,and Arthur smith.
 ! Midget Entry Iitc NlJLrt~ ar. In ff5D midget cIass-the apnroulai,uess of which will be denied by no one. With a game against the Y. NJ. C. A. Junior ] Leaders listed. inc following names 1 have been entered; DomiMc Car trlH Anthony paIunh, Lawrence Hoinzman. Anthony Gobala, Stanley Nizereusli. and Luis Eeo. PaIuch , is the manager.
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 Thete will he four classes in the joint tournament. The senior Cun- limited aeighD and intermediate t15-f&5 pounds average for the five heaviest meup teams NIll play at the Stanley Arena. These must be organized teams which had pIa yed games by March C. and only players which had participated in games played by the teams ID 10 that date 0iI be eligible 10 play with them in the tourney
 Al the Boys club there will be q junior class ti0o-1l5 poundsJ. in which the above rules about organ il4d teams will be in force. In the midget (uudor 1oo pounds), how eyer. the lists will be open 10 all groups of players, whether or not they have played together before. This is done to encourage basketball among the smaller boys Of the city and give them proper start in the game.
 All entries must be submitted 10 K. F. Parker al the Herald office on or before Wednesday, March 20.
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