The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20

free throw tournament WHICH 9 o'clock and continue until no'
 william J. Derwin of the park dena rtment and Barney Shea of the Corporal Coyle Post of this city, have completed all arrangements for the event which bids fair to outdo any previous foul shooting competition In these parts.
 officials have been named, ruies and regulations announced, ana all in readiness for the youngsters 10 start bright and early for honors Johnny OLoskey, winner of the pub Iic school title last season. will not he competing in defence of his crown tomorrow for he Is now high school freshman. Therefore a new cham pion must be made before sundown tomorrow. Last year. triple tie for second place resulted when the scores were filed and in the play-on Alex Czykowski of Washington and Louis SiIyerman of Walsh took sec ond and third respectively while Henry Gagain of Sprague had to be contented with fourth position. The WateryilIe boy will be competing under the Sprague colors again to- morrow while the aforementioned will not. both having graduated last June. Gagain tossed in 15 out or l1 to qualify last Saturday and is one of the favorites to cop the 193l 1aurels.
 However, several other boys have shown splendid form In the triais and there may be dark horse Tn inc pack which number Salio Mar tino and H. Jacovino of Slocum: Joe Pomponio of Washington; Polletta. Butler and Poulter from Principal Thomas Nolan's Webster squad; Cl!f LouGhlin of Croft; DeBenedictio of Begnal: Gallucci of Walsh and Ro- land Boucher of Chase.
 Rules And Regulations.
 1. Boys who scored 15 successful shots out of 40 tries in the trials au- thorized by their school principals are eligible for the finals.
 2. The public school finals will start at 9 a. m. Saturday 21st; The high school finals. will start at 2:30 D. m., Monday March 23rd; The parochial school finals will start at 9 a. m., Saturday March 2Sth; All eligible players must be in the gym ready to shoot at the aforementioned hours. In an emergency, a grace OL one nOur WILL OC hbo"cu.
 2. All officials must be thoroughly conversant with the game of basket ball, it's rules and principals.
 Judges-The judge shall commend the player to start shooting after the player has practiced three shots. The judge must supervise each shot and see that no rules are violated, viz. stepping over foul line, etc.
 Scorers-The scorer shall record all successful shots with an (x) and all misses with cipher CO. The number of successful shots shall be the score. A successful shot" is defined in the official Basketball Guide of 1881. The scorer shall re- port the number of successful and missed shots to the director of the tourney.
 The judge and scorer shall sign the official score sheet
 4. Tn championship play public school and parochial school boys shall take 50 shots. High school boys shall take 75 shots. The num- Der of successful shots shall be the scores on which basis the prize awards will be made.
 s. In the event of a tie score, a throw-off will be authorized by the director of the tourney. The bes. score shall decided winners.
 Eligibility List.
 Walsh School-Sam Ella, Tony Valletta, Tony Sciarretta, Julius All bana, Michael DeLeone, Frank Gie- draitis, Frank Mordino, Joseph Gal lucci and John Paternoster.
 Henry S. Chase--Robert Williams. John Mckay, Roland Boucher. Park CT Fleming, Ralph Romano.
 Sprague-Robert Stevens, Walter Buell.. Vincent Palo. Henry Gagain, Donald Williams, Frank Paffney, AL bert Smyth. James Mcdonald, Ray Gruber.
 Slocum-H. Jacovino, E. Lubak. F. Santopietro, P. Masone. J. Ciac- cio, Salio Martino and Vincent Ja- covino.
 Mary Abbott-Ernest Parlapiano, Ralph Marianni, Arnold Reiser, Os- car Johnson, Patsy DeFrederico, George Ranslow. Everiste Charron.
 Croft - Almon Scoville, Joseph Bagley, Joseph Vella, Cliff Loughlin, George Ciapp.
 Webster-Peter Polletto, Philip Cohen, Morris Ganezer, Winfred Marucci. Henry Poulter Joseph Sa- dano. Vincent Carideo, Clarence Stolfi, Fred Colucci, Thomas Bran gel, Gerardi. Greco. Michael Kar- noskey. Alex Mole, William Butler. Michael Sickle.
 Washington - Joseph Pomponio, Vito Pomponio, William McGrath. James Walker, Wallace Gerard. Ed ward Sullivan, Joseph Cunha, James Foley, Pasquale Caputo, Carl Da- vino, Michael Clriello, James Calvin.
 
 Donald F'elth.
 Driggs--Moses Holmes, Donald Garner, Joseph Landolfi, Joseph Piacentino, Frank Nardozzi. William Accuousti, Albert Guerrero, Ernest Dambrisi and George O'Lear.
 Begnal--John DeBenedictio. Arr mond Fora, Felix DiChiara, Albert BelIGcci, Joseph Melchionna, Joseph Amelio, Louis Pannone.
 Russell-List filed too late for pub lication.
 No substitutions maS be made for eligible players regardless of the cause of the eligible players ina bilfty to take part in the finals.
 Tourney Officials.
 The following is the official list of those in charge of the cham pionships:
 Director of William J. Derwin.
 Assistant Director-Bernard Shea.
 Honorary Director - Post Com mander Bernhard Wilhelm.
 Judges--Nick Siani, Peter Cassidy. Daniel Briotti, Harold Dunn, William Harnick, Frank Conroy.
 Scorers--Carroll Culhane, John Thompson, Herbert Colby, John Cuddy, Joseph Quinn, John C. Kelly.