The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-12


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 "B" League Formed At a meeting held in the Bris- tol Boys Club last evening of which Thomas M. Monahan is chairman, "B" League of the Bristol City League was formed. The juvenile circuit will be spon- sored by the major league, which has been going big in Bristol for the past two years. Sixteen teams were represented at last evenings meeting including Chairman Monahan assisted by Arthur Ebb who was chosen sec retary, William A. Garrett, of Browning Simmons Chukkers both on the executive board of the ma jor circuit.
 The eight clubs which will meet In the high school gymnasium Tuesday night and tkeir managers are as follows:
 First game-Phantoms, Albie Begar, vs Hoosier, Louis Bachman. Second game-East End Eagles of Terryvilie, Theodore Wrobleski, vs Bristol Social Club, John Cum ningham.
 Third game-Horton Reserves, Joe Danls, ys Spartans, Russell | Moriarty.
 Fourth game--Boys' Club Inde- pendents, Louis Meyer vS Bristol Boy Scouts, Nelson Hopkins.
 The survivors of the elimination tournament will meet to compile q schedule in the Boys Club Thurs day evening at o'clock. The eight clubs not scheduled to play Tues day, with their managers and the order in which their games will be run off at the convenience of Chair man Monahan, follows:
 First game-Sessions Club, Ro- bert Bloom, vs St Stanislaus A. C.. Adolph Czarnecki.
 Second game-Rookies of For estville, Chuck Mccarthy vs Endee Manor, Claude Albert.
 Third game-Bell City Aerie, No 1511, Fraternal Order of Eagles, Jimmy Wilson, vs Ingraham Re- serves, Rodney Burghoff.,
 Fourth game-DeMolay, Ronald Hyatt, vs Congregational Congoes, unrepresented.
 Club Activities
 The Bristol Boys Club senior bas- ketball team will play the Tower Grill Five of Waterbury in the clubs gymnasium this evening, fol- lowed by a preliminary game be- tween the Cardinals of Torrington and the Juniors which Is slated to get under way at 7:30 o'clock.
 Next Thursday evening at the club, the Older Members Associa- ton will give q Christmas party to it's members in their rooms start ing promptly at 8 o'clock. "Trig- ger" Zetarski will be given n testi- monial banquet followed by an en- tertainment.
 The volley ball team will journey to New Britain Wednesday evening and will meet Meriden here Friday of the coming week.
 Undergoing Repairs
 The police station has seen ex- tensive repairs during the past week, as 6 new stairway leading to the court room Is almost under completion, the work Is being done by Wilfred F. Fogg local contrac- tor and the locker rooms have been
 Eagles Meet
 Bell City Aerie, No 1511, Fra ternal order of Eagles held meet ing at their home on West street, last night. Many important mat ters were talked upon. Each year the local organization gives a Christmas party to the needy chill dren about town and 1t is antici- pated that they will give another this year.
 Resigns As Bank Head
 Francis A. Beach, n former resi- dent of this city and one of the organizers and first treasurer Of The Bristol Trust company, has re- signed as president of The Middle town National Bank and Trust Company, The resignation was ac- cepted at a meeting of the board of directors this week, bringing to conclusion forty-fve years Of banking activity.
 Practically all of Mir Beach's business activity has been in con nection with the Middletown insti- tuition, although he was, as well, one of the organizers of the Bristol Trust company. He was successive- ly clerk, cashier and president. taking the latter position in 1917. in addition he is trustee of Wes- leyan University.
 West End Banquet
 The West End football team, city champs for the past two seasons. will be rendered banquet this evening at their club rooms on School street, with festivities slated to get under way promptly at o'clock. This years team to repre- sent the West Ends upon the grid iron was explained by Lawrence Cahoon and was coached by Will liam Flynn, who was assisted by Dr Michael F. Claffey.
 Among some ofthe city officials who will probably be in attendance are: Mayor-elect Joseph F. Dutton, Mayor w. Raymond Crumb, Rep resentative Anthony J. Rich. Coun- cilmen William A. Hayes and Thomas A. Tracy.
 The committee in charge of the affair consists of RcbellD Carpen- ter, chairman, William Odlum, Grover Schmidt and Lawrence Ca hoon.
 Many newspaperfaen have been invited to attend the affair.