New Britain herald., 1930-12-30

vent church on West street, and daughters were born to MT. and Mrs. Albert Tavernier of 33 Landry street and MT. and Mrs Frederick Abell Of Linden street, Plainville, respec- lively.
 On Saturday morning, a daughter vas born to MT. and Mrs. George Leger of 656 North Main street. With the exception of the Abell child, which was born at the Bris- tol hospital, all were home born ba- bies.
 Spending Holidays Here
 Miss Dorothy Park Of Cedar Ra- pids, Iowa, is spending the holidays with her brother and sister-in- law. Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Park, on Oak land street.
 Confetti, Ribbon Dance
 The Children Of Mary of St. An thony's church will give a confetti and ribbon dance in St. Anthony'a hall on School street on Tuesday evening of next week from 8 until l2 o'clock An entertainment will be provided, and music for dancing will be furnished by Totel's Synco- Nagabonds.
 Play South Manchester
 Gndefeated in quartet of games to date, the Bristol High school bas- ketball team will venture into Gen. tral Connecticut Interscholastic league territory Friday evening in meeting the South Manchester High school quintet in the Silk City. The local schoolboys are in quest of their hfth consecutive loop crown and hope to take the Manchesterites over the bumps in the ensuing clash.
 Coach Tommy Nonahan, whose redoubtable teams have copped three state titles in four seasons, will prob- ably choose Dwight Hall, Lou Alper- tell, Tommy Lincoln, Andy Palau and Bob Greene as the starters. Coach Monahan has made a splen- did center out Of Hall, who tops the varsity scorers this year not only in height but in points as well, and 4 stellar guard out of Palau. Stress- Ing teamwork instead of individuai- Ism, this popular tutor has turned out some Of the strongest fives i'll Connecticut high school history.
 Dutch" Leonard Takes Lead
 Ernest (Dutch) Leonard, whose perfectly timed and aimed shots for the hoop caused his monicker to be blazcd in headlines when a member of the Hartford Kaceys quintet more than 10 years ago. again hurdled into the spotlight as d basketeer of ability at the Bristol Boys club last evening when he assumed the lead ot scorers in the City Basketball league by overriding Bunny Sen- ski. youthful Maple Ender, and Ted Greene, the Terryville Furniture pIVoter who once performed for Harvard, as the New Departures sank the Maccabee tribe, 26-19, in the night-Cap of three game card
 "Dutch," with four baskets from long range and a foul pop, over- took Greene with an aggregate of 35 joints in four games played to date.
  However. his margin over the Lock Towner is only one point, and over Senski three points. Other players who have attained ranking in the circuits Big Ten" and the points they have scored 10 date follow: }alfour, Endees, 27: Stan Zetarski, lngrahams, 27; Eddie White. Hor- tons, 24; R, DeMars, Abert's, "A; Raylock, Maceabees, 4; LaPonte, Hortons, 24; L. Zetarski, Ingra- EGms. 21.
 The Endee- Maccabee contest was a hummer from start to finish, neither team enjoying any sizable lead until the last few minutes when Leonard dropped in long shot and his mates followed in al- most rapid succession. Baylock, playing at right back for the losers, featured the Maccabee offensive.
 The feature of the eevning was furnished by the Horton and Ses- SiCnS Clock fves in the second af- fray, which the former won after hard las5-minute struggle by a 22-14 count. The fshpOlers. now llnotted in third place, in the standing with the victorious Endees. gained an l1-4 lead al half time and succeeded in retaining it until about six min- utes Of the final semester remained. Chet Roberts. Goose" Karwoski and Pen .iIlaire, all former Bristol High Courtsters, teamed well for the sub urbanites at this interval and came within two points of tying the count
 Allaire and "Tillio" White, who explained a Bristol High school five a number of years ago and is now coaching in Maine, were hanishcd from the scrap on personals with about two minutes 10 go. and the Horton combine immediately com- menced 10 Spurt ahead. Eddie White, another former Bristol High captain, and Lou LaPonte led the winners assault. each garnering eight points. Roberts, with six points. was the principal cog in the losers scoring appartus.
 Tho F. Ingraham Company outfit, which now has the Zetarski brothers in the leagues tabulation's of high scorers. feNed the Alberts of East Bristol in the evening opener, 25-12, and retained it's perfect slate. Al BordeauX, leading scorer last year. and Tug" Zetarski, each with seven points. stood out for the winners, while R. DeMars. who collected five points, looked best on the losing r5I