New Britain herald., 1930-11-22

. drawn up by Secretary Philip G Geiger after the opening games. : Besides the teams mentioned ir
 the opening nights schedule, tn, league also comprises the Terryville Furniture and Crockery company
 and Maccabee fives The new Terry
 Vile entry has succeeded in procur- 7 Ing backing from Harry Simon, pro-
 prletor Of the Lock Town store. #
 VIII have on its roster number oi !: former Terryville High school and
 factory courtsters. It was at first
 planned by league officials to open
 the season on Thanksgiving Day, the
 proceeds to go to charita ble organi- cations, but this was dismissed when 1t was found that several teams
 would be unable to organize proper ly for the occasion. 4 charity slate will be made up later in the season.
 The board named November 24, the date Of the next meeting. as the last day on which forfeit fees of $25 might be posted by league entries. On that date, it was decided. all ] player lists should also be forward cd SO that no confusion would b. i caused over Implications in lists on ! the opening night After discussing whether outside players should be permitted to take part in the league | program, 1t was voted that the league shall be an open one with | no geographical limits Vice Presl- dent Thomas M. Mcnahan. in regard 10 this, said that if the board wants an attractive league. it must have attractive players" The leagues constitution does, however. bar pro- 1 fessionals
 President William l.. Tracy was authorized by the board 10 check up on probable referees for the season. al card. It is probable that Clyde Waters, a member Of the Central Board Of Approved Sports Officials. who worked last years entire sched- ule, will be employed this year, with one or two other capable men as alternates
 Juniors Cop Title The Bristol High school iunior class basketball team, by virtue of q closelyfought A to 20 victory over the sophomore five last night. has become the interclass champion Of the institution for the year 1930. The freshman quintet, which won the title last year. tied in second place with the seniors, each having q percentage mark of 500. The second-year boys trailed with only two victories in six contests to their credit.
 The newly crowned champions are Captain Peanuts" Robey, Mike Pavelchak. Belmont Baker, Art Col lenburg, Joe King, Patsy Pascucci, Ron Hyatt and John Wisnieski.
 To Publish Year Book
 Funds will be raised by the senior class of the Bristol high school be- fcre the finish of the current school term to publish the annual class book. it has been learned. President James Fitzgerald Of the class has announced the following appoint ments: material committee, Roy Barker. chairman; Irene Larson. Everett White, Carl Bechstedt and Audrey LaCourse. Business commit tee, Richard Garrigus. chairman; Douglass Beals, Lucian Trzuskoski and Lillian Roberge. Financial committee. William Mckinstry. chairman; Russell Moriarty. Roy Linden. Thomas Weeks. Margaret Mum and Alice Nelson. Motto con- mittee. Charles Reiche chairman; Helen Lnterspan and Grace Gearing Color committee, Louis lAlbcrtelli, chairman; Dorithy Day and Phyllis Thayer.
 Capacity House Views Play
 4 capacity audience witnessed q group Of talented young actors pre- sent the annual play or the Bristol high school Dramatic club at the Community theater, in the high school auditorium. last night. Rus | sell Moriarty enacted the prinicp9l i role, Beau Brummel," the title Of the production, while Dorothy Day co-featured as Mariana" Others who took part in the play were | Lloyd Burril, George Butcher, ! George Calder, Ernest Becker Ken l neth kimball. Otto Rathke, Ronald . Hunt. Russell Wedge, Grace Gear | irg. Audrey LaCourse, Ruth Pattcr- sen, Robert Gordon. Ruth Beach, Agnes ReddN Everett White and Charles Mccarthy
 Scenic effects for the production were arranged by the Misses Gene yieve Anderson and Hale Anthony 1 teachers in the schools art depart ment.
 Club Donates Coal
 The Maple End Athletic club foot ball team, through Manager R. Lo- well (SamueD Huston. has donated T ton of coal 10 the charity depart mcnt of the city 10 be given to some needy person this winter,
 Leaves for Hospital
 Sergeant Henry Jeglinski Of local police department left here today for Brooklyn. \. Y. where he will take course of treatment at the United States Naval hospital It is expected that he will remain al the hospital for ten days or so.
 Conyocation Service
 At special conyocation service held in the Masonic temple, Main street, last evening by Pequabucf chapter No. g, R. A. M.. the P. M. !, degree was conferred upon class O. candidates by the past high priests of the order A past high priests and veteran members night will he observed on Friday. Decem- Der ,. |!
 shop Filling With Toys |'
 With SCoutmaster Nelson Hopkins Of the Jennings school Boy Scout