New Britain herald., 1929-11-20

 the Endee inn tomorrow night at o'clock shortly after the teams prac- tice sessions at their respective fields
 George Scott, West End manager. and F. Lowell Huston, manager of the Maple Ends, following a lengthy conversation this morning, finally agreed that the single game plaa would be the best for this season. The game will be played only by men who have engaged in the other scheduled contests Of the teams duR- ing the current season. It is under stood that no ringers will partici- pate in the clash.
 Preparations are under way to stage some sort of pre-game ceie- bration. It is thought that parade Of one of the teams or possibly both will take place through the streets on the night before the battle.
 Endecs Open Away
 The Endce basketball team will open the court season in Waterbury Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock when they oppose the Washngt Hills If that city On Thanksgiving night the Bearing Makers will engage the All-Now Britain five at the state armory on Center street. A return game with the Hardware City quin- tct has been scheduled for the fol- lowing Saturday.
 To Present Play
 The Parcnt-Toacher association of the North Side school will present a. threc-act comedy entitled "Refer- cnces' at the John Jennings school auditorium on Friday evening. No- yemher 22. at S:15 o'clock. There are ten players in the cast. which 1 is under the personal direction Of Charlotte Woodford Ellison. City League Organized The Bristol City basketball league was organized at a meeting held in the council chamber last night, when representatives of eight teams were present. In addition. there was possibility Of having to care
 for ninth member when the Junior
 Brotherhood five. represented pg
 Elmer Warehouse, voiced its inten-
 ton of entering the new circuit The
 other teams, as they were represent-
 ed, included the Horton team. Ter
 ryvlle Maple Ends, AIaeabees, New
 departures, Tcrryyille Cardinals,
 ForestUllc, Boys club, Eagles and
 Garrctts. /
 The meeting opened with the ap-
 pointmont of William A. Garrett as
 secretary
 James c. Dobson. who presided.
 said that the new organization was not one which would profit the teams . financially because the proceeds of the season would not be split up among the clubs, nor would any cash prizes be presented, but, rather, the
 money would be used in the ao--
 vanccmcnt of amateur sports in this
 city in the future. Mr. Dobson is
 superintendent of the Bristol Boys club.
 X representative will be appointed from each team and will be present
 at every meeting, the entire group rf members to be the executive board
 of tn circuit Mayor W. Raymond = Crumb will be chairman Of the board and there will be one or two = ether senior members chosen from . local organizations. The board will
 have the power to act upon any mat :, ter brought mp at meetings. u An entry fee of S25 must be posted . as q guarantee Of good faith and will VI be returned 10 the team as the exec 7 utive board sees it. either in cash Fl or tickets, it was explained Prac- '' tice sessions for the various team, h will be assigned upon application tl 20 Phil YcagCr, physical director al tle '' Boys club, From $ until o'clock on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs '' day evenings the Boys club surface V, may be procured by the league " teams.
 9 A motion was made and seconded ''' that the team playing personnel hs | limited to eight players. Only onf '" manager favored plan to carry { l. men. The eligibility of players vii U be up 10 the executive board afte, II the lists have been turned over tc " the secretary '' A meeting of the officials appoint. u cd by the team members the eXecu,
 tive hoard-Will take place at tn, III council chamber on Monday evening 't at 7:3O o'clock.
 o' Before closing. Mr. Dobson re 1- marked, "Wc'll go the limit with ths N' Boys club" He also said that teau 'h players, following the games, woul( u bc allowed to take showers an, o' swim in the club pool
 The constitution which was drawr u up by Phil Yeager and Tommy Mon
 ahan contained q clause that tn, , contests staged by the league wout :, not, in any way, conflict with thos , presented hy the New Departure 0 -. high school teams, The Endnes us
 ually play at the state arinory or -. Saturday night and the high schoo .a at it's own gym on Friday nights a Mir Dobson explained that the Boys <, club was available for playing O
 Thursday nights.
 :, Those present at the meeting in a, cmdcd tho following: Mayor " Raymond Crumb, James G. Dobsor , Philip l'ager, William A. Garret. ,l Adam Wodjewoda, Lawrence Week, .j,. Clarence King, Jack Erson, Lux ,., A. Owens. Henry Dzielinski. Wilfre .t Cro2c, stanley Kowalski, Elmer Wa m terhouse and several of the tear
 members. There were also man oo, people present who were merely in .al tcrcstcd in the loop.
 TO IL was thought by officials Of tn ty organization that season tickets fo ~ the games would be printed for dis t tribution
 .ss Nick ChriSty in Hart ford m, Nick Christy, the ring idol of tn