New Britain herald., 1930-12-05
SCHEDULE ADOPTED
 BY CITY CIRCUIT Basketball Managers Give Rel
 cree Full Authority J. E. ANDREW REELECTED
Begins Third Term as C. of C. Presi- dent-Woman's Club Formed Grange to Present Plsy-Finds S20 Bill, Would Return IL,

A schedule for the first round of the City Basketball league, arranged by Secretary Philip G. Geger. was adopted by the executive board Of the circuit while in session at the Bristol Boys club last night. The team representative who approved Of the schedule and voted that it be accepted as written were Herbert Carlson, E. Ingraham company; Leonel Danis, Horton Mfg. company; Harold kolodney, Maccabees; Gus tave Bake, Terryville Furniture and Crockery company; Jimmy Malcolm, New Departure Mfg. company; Will fred Croze, Sessions Clock company, Forestville; Arthur Rode, Albert s Filling station, East Bristol; Jimmy Riordan, Bristol Maple Ends.
 The board voted to have inactive teams provide players to act as ush- CTS at games. At the rest period be- tween halves, the board decided, teams billed 10 take part in subse- quent contests must appear on the floor immediately for practice, as there will be an interval of not more than minute or two between games. Chief Referee Clyde Waters will be instructed to enforce these rulings, it was said
 The schedule, as adopted, follows:
 Monday, Dec. S-Albert's vs New Departures, Ingrahams vs. Sessions, Maple Ends vs. Terryville Furniture.
 Monday, Dec. l5-New Departures vs, Hortons. Terryville Furniture vs. Albert's, Maple Ends vs. Maccabees.
 Monday. Dec. 22-Albert's vs. Hortons, Sessions vs. Maccabees. TerryvilIe Furniture vs. New De- partures.
 Monday, Dec. 29-Albert's vs. In- grahams. Sessions vs. Hortons, Mac- cabees vs. New Departures.
 Monday, Ja-. 5-Maccabees vs. Albert's, Sessions vs. New Depar- lures. Maple Ends vs. lngrahams.
 Monday, January 1o-Maple Ends ,s. Hortons, Sessions vs. TerryyiIle Furniture, Ingrahams Ns. New De- partures.
 Monday, January 19-Maple Ends vs. Albert's. Hortons vs. TerryvilIe Furniture, Maccabees vs. Ingra- hams.
 Monday, January 26-TerryVilIe Furniture ys. 1ngrahams. Maple Ends vs. New Departures, Macca- bees vs. Hortons.
 Odd game to be played on con- venient date agreed upon by eXecu- tive board, Sessions vs. Albert's.
 All games will be played at the Boys club gymnasium, the first of each night to start at approximate ly 7:45 o'clock. The final game will be finished before 10 o'clock unless overtime periods are necessary.
 Andrew Reelected President
 J. Ernest Andrew was elected to serve his third term as president of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce. at meeting of the board of direc- tors held yesterday afternoon at the Bristol Boys club. Others elected to office were: First vice president George Blackall: treasurer. Charles N. Gordon; finance board chairman. George s. Beach; secretary, Louis A. Wheeler: assistant secretary. Agnes c. Barry.
 The nominating committee con- sisted of j. A. Ashwell, chairman; Peter A. Cawley and George E. Cockings,
 state Director 10 Speak
 Robert C. Deming. director of adult education in Connecticut. spoke on Modern Phases in Adult Education" at meeting of the Womcn's society Of the Baptist church held this afternoon. The usual monthly business conference was held before the meeting. Mrs. Henry r. Lovejoy conducted devo- tional services, while vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. George Ray mond.
 Christy stops Ireland
 Tn a six round bout on a card staged at Oot Guard nall HdrUorh, last night. Nick Christy, Bristo ol's picturesque featherweight. tochni- cally knocked out Jimmy Ireland Of Schenectady, N. Y, in the second round.
 The men spared cautiously in tn" opening round. but in the second Nick unloosed a terrific right to the body and followed it up with a right to the head, sending the New Yorker to the canvass, Arising from the resin covered mat. Ireland was again fioored as Christy stormed rights and lefts over his head and body. Ref cree Pilkington then awarded the fight to Christy.