New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
lists were made.
 PhantOm~ Def,.u,IiDf Title

tt' 1 lldlltplltN. NY i|D S1lldSIltl ! U ll way 10 q sensational victory in the senior class last year and won the city title in the first open Iourua- meut. will defend their champions ship in the coming tourney. Man ager Edward Buchas yesterday pla2- ei the 1928 champs in the 1929 raco, listing the foIloHn players: Capta1n I. Cohen. Alden He"rtt, Irving le- vine, Anthony Craue, Max Nauho- Nuh. Ieidore ihoNjt7. John Truha0 and Michael lIayalis.
 Eight players from the Iligu school squad have come into tllv tournament as the Iulcp"ud. and ar" nanag"d by Owen Higgins Tn" school players are Herman Schmarr, \tv Grmalia, Charles Ndn f,ss. William Ross. Nathan Ealll, Mix - Grip. Nathan l.ipman and Joo Potts.
 Auot her strong senior contend er will be the Boys club quintet, which has been entered by Sup.rinteudon, Dwight Skinner. Holding forth on Monday nights and playing abroad during the week. this team has met and usually conquered strong factory. coll"ge freshman and inl"- p"nd"ut teams rom all sections Of tle state. The eligible players are Captain John tompHgnou", WAlt"r Grusha, Mike l'aluch Joseph Goffa, 2 Tony kerrIei ila. Stanley Iemhrowski. Jake pdrpa ran and Jose ph Eoukus.
 More Intermediates
 Tn" int"rmcIiat" class wa swoll- ad To @1 teams yesterday, the first new entrants being thc MohaWks Captain Manager George T.rwilligor lists the following men: William Finance. Enard Johnson. Russell Anderson. Gcorgn Terwilligcr. Frank Schardle. Edmon1 Ralph. Rudolph Kuman and Harold Iutb"rg. The Partners arc tine opponents listed on the slip.
 Manager Leo Y. Wren has placed the Collegiaus in this field. Stating lIs team has played the South Man chester Red Wings he lists the fol lowing players: John Fra nks, Swen Swanson. Amer Carlson Foot Cur cio. Leo Wren and William stem plan.
 The Durawe. managed by Dav" GinsDnrg. have the following play CTS: Edmund Dennis. Captain Harry Baldesari Mauue Clark Charles Sexton. John Franks and Bill r'inF The NJ riIcn Boys Club Reserves are noted as a previous foe.
 The Boys Club Reserves who have met defrat only fonr times in some wo do"u games. Harc placed in the fold at the last minute last night. Mr Skinner and Assistant Manager Jo" NorTnant list 6. kova- iesli. \. 1;amet'a A. Eakutis. 4 Andrews s. puzzo and ! Winters This team won the class champion ship last year.
 Several chaness haze been 'ade | by intermediate teams. The Comets have substituted C. Pusso for S puzzo while tne name Of Amer Carlson has been added 70 the Na- 1ional ljs'. Tn" Duhlins have added James Schcyi and the 1'nknoWns C. Neligonis and C. Neligonis. The Whippets. after shifting about so AS 10 have intermediate and junior teams. have Joined their forces in the higher class again with the fol- lowing players. Andrew Sartinsky [ Matthew Paluch. Anthony Karosis l Leon Bancavich. Vic Griuiala. Casi- mrr Woiack. Joe Wilk. l.rrian Clew- nix. Anthony Paluch. John Sartin- sky and Michael Kerelniza. Junior Entries
 The Flying Rom"os are now in inc junior class. with r. Sharde. II Sless. s Falpern, P. Nonson. A ' an-z. F.. Wi"ner. r.. Burke and ! Burke listed The team played the i Columb bia Juniors in January, fl sites.
 The Columbia Juniors themselves are in the fold Manage Thomas Hughes lists Feward Matogowski Bernard Richter. Walter Nahonev Russell Burke. Otto Fink. Francis Weir and Joseph Puzzo. The Cel- tics arc the listed opponents.
 The Yellow Jackets have rctis.I