New Britain herald., 1930-10-29
JUNIOR CHURCH LEAGUE
 SCHEDULE IS ANNOUNCED
Six Basketball Teams to Begin Play at Y. M c. A. Next
 Tuesday Evening - Player Lists Submitted -
 Laughton to Manage Loop-Aronson Engaged as Referee-PIans for Senior Church League to Be ]: Completed Next Monday Night.

at the Y. NJ. c. A., and four of them will get under way in the "Y" gym at o'clock next Tuesday evening. With the age limit cut to 17 years and the six churches which entered teams last year again represented, but on a more evenly matched basis, hotly contested race stretching from next Tuesday until February To is expected, and all teams are anxiously and confidently awaiting the beginning Of play.
 Plans for the senior league were not brought to completion last night, but a four-team circuit now seems assured with the entrance of the First Baptists likelihood, and this loop will be closed out at another gathering of managers next Monday evening.
 Abe Aronson, who has handled the church league games for seV eral years, was again engaged as referee for both senior and junior circuits. C. W. Laughton of the First Baptist church was placed in charge of the junior league and given full authority to settle ques- tions arising during the course o. the season, although the right of final appeal to the full board os managers will be reserved as in the past. This appointment came partly in recognition of MT. Laughton's s work in heading up the loop and securing official backing for groups in several churches.
 Junior Player Lists
 The six junior teams and the par tial player lists which they submit- ted last evening are as follows:
 South Congregational - Lawrence Stanley, Fred Wheeler, Arnold Cor mier, William Merza, Ebbe Zetter- man, Russell Anderson Ninng. s. First Lutheran - Oscar Ander- son, Carlton Anderson, Edward An derson, Leonard Carlson. Kenneth Lindgren. Kenneth Larso, Ralph Johson, Walter Hoyt, Russell An derson, Conrad Berglund. Parsons.
 Trinity Methodist Warren Coe, Luther Carle, Colman Pinker- ton, Robert Kraut, Raymond Ma han. Richard Mccormick, Alwyn Benson.
 ,. St. Marks Episcopal David Smyth, Russell Hanna, Milford Petit, John Remillet, William Re- nillet John Minas. Parsons, Ken meth A. Larson, Willie Westerman, Francis Clark, John Shields, John kuron, Carlton Anderson.
 Center Congregational - Richard - Hube, Gordon Ely, Raymond Main CT, Leon A. Dickinson. Wesley Films, : Louis Teich. Arthur Bcyers Willia:a Davis, J. NoXon Howard, Frederick Teich, Francis Beycrs, William Wright.
 First Baptist-John Drummond. Hugh Miller, William Fleming, Ken meth Russell, Francis Steele, Hol- colm Jones, Oscar Kallin, George Recor, Sigfred Nordgren, William Barks, Donald Milford.
 Junior League Schedule
 The schedule will be as follows:
 November 4-Trinity Methodist vs. First Lutheran, First Baptist rs. St. Marks Episcopal.
 November 11-Centcr Congrega- tional vs. South Congregational, Trim ity Methodist, vs. First Baptist.
 November 1S-t'irst Lutheran Ns. St. Marks Episcopal First Baptist ys. Center Congregational.
 November 25-Trinity Methodist vs. South Congregational, First Lutheran Vs. First Baptist
 December 2-St, Marks Episcopal vs. Center Congregational, First Lutheran vs. South Congrcgational.
 December 9-Trinity Methodist vs. St. Marks Episcopal, First Baptist vs. South Congregational.
 December 16-First Lutheran Ns. Center Congregational, St. Marks Episcopal vs. South Congregational.
 December 23-Trinity Methodist vs. Center Congregational,
 Second Round
 December 23-First Baptist Ns. St. Marks Episcopal.
 December 30-First Lutheran Ns. South Congregational First Baptist vs. Center Congregational.
 January 6-Trinity Methodist vs, St. Marks Episcopal, First Lutheran vs. Center Congregational.
 January 43-First Baptist Ns. South Congregational, Trinity Meth- odist vs. First Lutheran
 January 20 - St. Marks vs. Gen. ter Congregational, First Lutheran Ns. First Baptist
 January 27 Trinity Methodist vs. South Congregational; First Lutheran Ns, St. Marks.
 February , - Trinity Methodist vs. First Baptist; Center Congrcga- tlonal ys. South CongresationaI
 February 10 - St. Marks ys. South Congreg&tional: Trinity Meth sodist vs. Center Congregational,
 Four Team League LikcIy
 The teams which are expected o enter the senior league are the First Lutheran. South Congregational. St Marks and First Baptist quintets At fast nights meeting plan 10 make the calibre of the teams more even and to give new players q chance, was suggested. This called for q limit on the number or lndustrial league men which any team could use at one time. The matter will he further discussed at next Monday $ meeting.
 Managers present last night were President K. E. Parker of the South Congregational church, Secretary C w. Laughton and Samuel Hart oi the First Baptist church. Elmer Ny borg and Harold Bengtsou of the First Lutheran church, Kenneth A, Larson of St, Marks church, Leon A. Dickinson Of the Center COngro- gational church and Luther Carle oi the Trinity Methodist church.
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