New Britain herald., 1930-03-14
HULTBERG LEADS SCORERS
 IN JUNIOR CHURCH LEAGUE
Lutheran Forward Passes Howard Keeley and Brings Total to 122 Points-Dan Wosius Is Third-Triple Tie in Foul Shooting - Keeley Is Personal Foul ~ "Champ' - Lutherans Make Most Points, Fewest Personals.

# Harold HultberS was high indl- %vidual scorer in the Junior Church league. which closed its season on Tuesday night, official figures re- ~ leased by the league today revealed. The First Lutheran forward was prominent in the race for this hon. or all through the season, pulling 'saway from the carly-Winter rush of !. Dan Wosilus, South church player, .eand then fighting off Howard kee- rley of the Trinity Methodists when ~that player rose to challenge him late In the season. It was only on Tuesday night that Hultberg finally annexed scoring honors. for 2l points against q helpless First Bap- ,@tist team carried him past keeley on ~that evening and gave him a final 7total of 122 points, fl more than .Keeley's 10S.
 u The Methodist player, although defeated by his Swedish rival, play Ted in one less game, giving Hult- :. berg that much of an advantage. -Hultberg's average per game. how ~ever, was a fifth of a point better Ethan Keeley's.
 WosiJus in Third Place
 Dan Wosilus finished third, being almost overtaken on the last night by Harold Bengtson, another Lu -stheran. Fifth and sixth places were ~held by two more South church players. Francis Ratings and Der --nard Wosilus, although Mahan of -.the Methodist tied the latter. Noble Benson, in eighth position, gave the Iutherans three among the leaders, while ninth place was held Jointly ~by Colman Pinkerton of the Metho- ~dists, Leon Dickinson of the Center Congregational church, anr Larson -+of the St. Marks Episcopalans. The stail-end First Baptists did not place a man among the top-notchers, Leonard Carlson's fl points being ] ~shy of the necessary total.
 Hultberg's 55 field goals gave him a margin of five over Keeley in this respect, while the Lutheran forward s-also tied in foul shooting with Der .rnie Wosilus and Leonard Carlson, Each put 12 free tries, but Carlson ,srlade his in only 9 shots, while +Wosilus had 25 and Hultberg 30, the "most any player in the league was .agiven.
 keeIey Foul Champion
 a Keeley captured one champion Ship" in personal fouls. He commit .sted 23 in nine games and defeat aed" Ratings by two. The South church team had the most violations called against it. suffffering Sl times while the Lutherans were penalized only 55 times i'll 10 games.
 The Lutherans, mainly through the 70 points they ran up this week, won team honors in scoring with South church was second with 3S3. The Swedes' margin was made on field goals, for the Center church led in foul shooting, although the South and First Baptist teams were within one of it's total of S4.
 Baptists Set Low Marks
 The hapless Baptists set some low scoring records. making only 149 points during the season. Recor, Baptist guard, played nine games without scoring a point, and kallin, a teammate, went through seven without 8. point. Steele picked up exactly one foul shot in eight con- tests.
 The individual and team scoring records follow: