New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
TEAMS IN TOURNEY
 PASS THE 40 MARK
Entries in Basketball Classic
 Must Be in Tonight

i basketball tourney not only unprece- dented but increasing almost hourly as the time limit for entering draws near, the number of teams in the 1 coming annual classic today reached fl. There are still many entry ! blanks out early today. and il was expected that the senior class, which 1 has now grown 10 six teams. would l he increased to about ten when these were turned in. The number of teams in each class is now as fol- i lows: Senior 6. intermediate IS, junior 6, midget II.
 Tonight will see the closing of the 1 lists, and entries which have not been submitted by then will perforce be declined by the tournament off, cials. All entries should be turned ! in to K. T.. Parker at the Herald office ty tonight.
 Two New senior Teams
 The New Britain Blues have enter cd the senior competition, listing Al bert Benjamin, Henry Eecano, Frank Pac, Lucien Pihiel, Alexander i Zaleski. H. Kraszewski, s. Andruz- kiewicz, and Manager Marian Henry Adamowitz. The Blues have been playing regular weekly games at the Sacred Heart gym. bringing fast teams from all over the state here. They have several former high school stars in their lineup and should be a strong competitor. The BearCats. champions of the Y. NJ. C. A. Saturday Afternoon league, have also been placed in the tour nament. This team went through the league season, which ended Satur- day, without defeat, and 1t is now after further honors. The BcarCat team is composed of Joseph Bal ciunas, George Osborne, William Davis, \. Parretta, Paul EalloWslii, Joseph Hergstrom, \. Chester and A. Scavillo.
 State Champions Enter A state championship team, the kensington Boys club quintet, is after the intermediate title. This team, or at least the younger play CTS on it, captured both the Hart ford county and the state county "" intermediary titles, going through it's league play without a beating. Rev. Vernon Phillips. the coach, has submitted the following names: w. Chot,ioWs,li. D. Lewis, V. Lewis, Ed Malone, J. GotoWala, k. Isaacson B. Clark, T, Pagan, and R, Greco.
 The Flashes are another inter- mediate entry, their listed opponent having been the Waterbury Boys club Juniors, The players are Capt. Joseph Murphy, Francis Weir Manager Harold McNamara, Wil- liam Mangan. William Ross. Edwin Wolfer, and Chick Pagan.
 Another intermediate team Is the Clovers, managed by James Sarkus. Joseph Amenta, Raymond Zelck. James Sarkus, Wesley Knowles, Stanley Wasnick. and John Miskey comprise the team, which states it played the Young Russian Orthodox Assn. quintet.
 The Blue Juniors will seek in the intermediate class the honors cor responding to those in the senior class which their elders are trying for. Manager Adamowicz has listed : the following elgibles: Stanley TrleziulieWicz, Alexander kaczynski, s, Adamowicz, John Dumin, Joe Senk, Sapkowski, and S. Novack.
 Another fast intermediate con- petitor will be the Phantom Re serves, who have been placed in the running by Manager Nathan Falk The players in the tournament will be George Baylock, Victor Bayiock John Carr. Milton Berkowitz. Carl Marholin, and Stanley Sokolowski
 Still another intermediate aspirant the 18th to date-is the En- knowns. The Washington C olumbus five is listed as a previous opponent The players are Manager H. Klosow- ski, r. Mangan, s. Salnio, w. Choj. nick, II. Garczewski. and E. Wolffer
 One Junior
 Only one ne" junior team has come in during the past 24 hours this being the Dixie Speedboys, who played the Junior Hi-Y team. ac. cording to Manager Martin R Moore. Moore lists William Fowler William Barnes, Charles Mcguire William Steed, Charles Ramillet, ant William Morrin.
 New Midgets
 The Knights of Lithuania are aftcl : midget honors and will use the fol. lowing players: Adolph Devakaitis Peter Ckitis. Stanley Spudlis Victol , Picutis, and Joseph Pachichans.
 The entries to date are completed ; by the Cardinal Juniors, another 7 midget team. William Cormier, Car Stelnberg, Albert Shardl, Felix Rum
 mer. Charles Weber. Kenneth Wack , lin, and Peter Kun mer are tn, eligibles.
 , To Start Weighing The process of weighing in is ex 5 pected 70 begin tomorrow. The sen for teams Of course, will not be re , quired to go through this process but all intermediate, junior an, midget entries must do so in ordc to make certain that they are with! the class limits.
 The intermediate G15-135 pound teams will be weighed at the Stanle. l