New Britain herald., 1930-03-03
BOYS CLUB READY
 FOR BOSTON GAME
Injuries Forgotten, Spirits High
 for Seasons Climax
New Britain

New Britain Boslol Zembrowski ............ Sween "
 right forward
 GruSha ........,...,...' bt%'S
 left forward
 Kcrelcjza .......... John Cro"l"g
 center
 CompaSnonc ......,..'.'' Ddhei
 right guard
 Paluch ............ U. NloNi-'
 left guard
 Substitutes. New Britain-Gott5, Benjamin, Rametta, Roukus. Bos- ton-James Crowley, Doherty, Gill, Dooley.
 The Boys club bask otball team has shaken off it's mental depression along with its physical ailments and is now facing with confidence it's game this evening with the Boston Boys club quintet-a game which will bring the home season of Cap tain Tony kerelejza's fast passing mbination to a climax. A few days go the locals were faced with a gloomy outlook as a result of ln- iuries, for John Red Compagnolc. star guard, stralned his shoulder in last Mondays game and Captain kerelejza hurt his ankle on Wedn2s- day night, while the team was sent further into the slough of despond by the fact that both games resulted iE defeats.
 But Reds shoulder has rcsponi cd to baking" treatments, and Tony is expected to be able to play with his injured member strapped up, so that the club will be able 10 oppose it's full strength to the powerful Hub team. Zembrowski and Grusha will be at their regular posts at for wards, it is expected, and Kerelejza ir the circle Compagnone will hold down one back court position, while Paluch is expected to step into the other one. Rametta will probaty see service as q forward during the game. and possibly Boukus, also, l while Goifa twill break in as center or guard and Benjamin as q defc9- sivc man.
 Coach Nate HurNitz Of the Boston team will throw against the locals the lineup which at last accounts had won eight out of starts. Jot'l Sweeney and Fred Daly will be III tho forecourt, John Crowley at ccl- i ter, and Al Baker and Dan Crowley on tho defense. The last named it: the only member of the prcsen, team who appeared here two years ago on the Boston quintct's last vis:: to this city.
 Boston's record for the season is as follows: Boston g, Providcn:t :t Boys club 40; Boston 3S, Haverh;s Boys club 15 Boston 41. Samnv Johnson Academy %: Boston f! MiddlcseX Pre- Medical school 2i Boston GS, Worcester Boys club 8 Boston ol, Brighton Academy ?9 Boston 40, Lawrence Boys club 1J Boston 4l, Harvard Freshman 30 Boston 23, Fall River Boys club 29 Boston 53, Boston University fresh men 29; Boston 53, Massachusetts Institute of Technology freshmen 2 The New Britain and Boston club' began their rivalry three years az when the Beaneatcrs twice nosa< out the locals, by one basket in thi; city and by one point in Boston The following year Boston Wa again victorious in both games b. slightly larger margins, but relatiod were broken off after the game II Boston because the New Britali players felt they had not been fairl, treated by their hosts. After th lay-off Of last season, however Coach Horwitz communicated wi.l upcrintendcnt Dwight Skinner 0 the local club and sought the re sumption of the contests, and to nights game will be the first ol under the new agreement. The sel ond will be played ill Boston O Saturday night, March 92.
 It was hoped at first that a Sc, ond Boston team could be brougi , her for the preliminary cncountet , but a misunderstanding in dates ha prevented this, and the initial CT counter of the evening will be fougt s out between the Boys club Reaervt 1 and the Franklin Juniors.
 Dancing will follow the game with music by Pete Contaldi's CT