New Britain herald., 1930-01-23

-A.osetca's greatest basketball a. traction me Cleveland l,osaHaluu9s- or-&'s cham p,ons in bas&Ctbalt syfu
 'rA" Saturday n5 5-hc q, the San .s trft.,t or Church street ;SaiHs, .. \aE Hrlta,r @auter. Ta4 tl~.- s1r-. '.,.~ "tmm-rt last ,r4sost ln ;he AaE.~.s-- Bs-s,.tiaI 3-aSae. y.d 5alr 10 r.Ns @norGar tl.e tajs season. Iaa. have aa~aaay &on tAe Hrzr half Q. tae rlco and the1 ara uoa oGt IT .:cu- ]" 1.e battle for the second aalt ,..ls.
 The s.-t IS Operating tH5s season @.'a practically t1a same lineup =
 ~. srason- presenting Iapchles, Harry a"s It@acar-. formerly O. 'sea \. 2* York gs'r.os, uGh S<-rutCz and HHe,4 o+ inst voeg-s te4r.. I'm vel ..o- l'@sr ksr- .- agat@ roach anI s--. ''e .~ Us < s.ss-5tass ~hen .~ ~=-rE- \ .-w g1a4.s.roa is tHcz- Hs-- ,'l-. n-~ ~rel>s t....-z3e Ir. >- .1 ~Ha tua SAe..az .a .n:a r5-y M~.
 N.e u~ta.r ~@ rr,~as i., s.r.n-. @suet ant ~-or-4~t-oI l5n.- ..- E..5o~e t5sc or-.-s ynaG.n.on-. rola= aad S}omaa VIII play inc for& ar1s n}.n Conway a: er@-ar aetI n.rn,w%rr and Arhurr at fhe -..r.@. |ola Joary iut Gar! Ne~tei- v.E' Aa n reserve
 This e4tutat. a'thoH=h not favor ii Q win over the 'iayalandars, ~0i -Ha th.s team or any other team ~stE ha-t.a. All the local players er. ,u Eraat form for tha game ar1 ui5@ haa1a- hattie is anticipated.
 Ano'@er rla.t. "ao >tt a-.t.. t#. -rssu O :ha r~.-..l C.,,.r #s'-, .~t. club oe Ne> Ner@ D help i.. '.,tataoI tlay e >'-. AHr-r.eaa H--- s.tean tra-.t. M" tne @orli l0ama5on.&5n tz II e~y Gv,e -1"-~'. vno .- rhH.rz guard ".-a t.- fast Fifth City qg5neg,.
 ueansrt. who stars with his pivot o,tg. long hal besn a rua;nsray .s tae ralric games, H. haI been with The Ce.-ies nine voars. during wh5s1 th" tegm 9son by tar a majority u. its games. \ player must he esp .- ciaity zooi ro stay with the rzItr one season.. That Iehu,rj Has a >, ... with rham for nine years tell, laa story of his ability.
 Standing +. iN, tall and wc,-. .aE -"o pounds. Dehnert must az racaoual vt,a by other p!1}rrS. l.. k Us solll as rarE, as uHa- .- l@,tnsns and as cIayrr al .4s...:.--.I as anybodv.
 lio 'e"nr co taa C'rvo.and c}4n V the fall ot l9-> whon I.1ucHs-u a., Barry let th" Calt5c> for tla tn 5 metropolis. These three wor- in per- ."ct harmony. They imported 5o others OH the Cleveland club .a1.a y3IuapIa basketball stra.e-y wl.r the result that Clcyeland Na~ a eoo- derful teasI which cnt5 loo-e da 2m@ plays aal which keeps spects- tors o9 their toes.
 Tba new league rHlo Iiui.nr q player iu the foul zone and GuardcI from tbc rear 10 five seconds befor. passing th' hall WAS aiu,ad at UcM- nerf. 1~ this play had been especial N effective. But the big Dutchm.l proved he can work this pivot play successfully even if limited 10 tim ;. And his demonstration are deligh.- tUi for basketball fans to watch. H. undoubtedly IS one Of the bt. grards that ever stepped on q court.
 The jmpetuous rc1-headed you9- man who plays forward or guard 10. thc CIeveland EosenbIums Of the American Basketball League. no q orld's champions, is Henry "Rei' SkUrnicH. He is full Of pep and | hard man 10 get by in the same.
 Shurnick came to The Cls%p!aa club in 1926 and was tarmod out to Akron for the season. He was bao5 with CIecvland for the I19I-@S sea- son and was the property of ta4 Cleveland club when the ia.N--4 season opened. Then he Was sold Q New York. and New York sold hlrl to Chicago. Th@ Windy City team vas pretty ha1yy and the mauaS.- mcnt Was willing to It hin go pasr. Nerr- manager oc th" tlryst4Nd club. ! Nnc" oI S,urmrh'. ability and az- er"@siNcn"as and Clr1etand grabbed him again.
 Sburnje&. w@oso home i~ in ch- caGo. has had a brilliant 1a-Eeghau earc"r and js well liked hy C3vvclaul l fans, IT, 1s as a@2resaito a play-r aa ever WIS rrod"ced aud can t.. counted on 10 give his opposition plenty ot trouble in aldi:ion 10 showing marked accuracy when tossing u basket from difficult anGlo