The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-02-01

ing records, but their oppone
tation.
New Britain and Stamford, two
of the outstanding quintets In the
state. are ineligible for Yale com
petition due to the fact that they
are non-members of the Connect
cut Interscholastic conference. In
selecting the eight teams for the
tournament percentages OF only Z.
I. c. teams are reckoned with and
the eight highest chosen.
To Rcplay Three Games
Frank FitZgerald's West Haven
ers previously defeated Branford.
Derby and Hartford Buckley by
decisive margins. but must REPAY
all three for using Captain Bill
Carroll who was found over the
I. C. C. age limit. The Shoremen
have won nine Of ten games. los-
ing only to Hillhouse by one point
HiIlhouse Formidable
Chick Bowen's Hillhousers. win
ners of ten straight to date, 1nciud-
ing victories over Crosby, New
I,0ndon Commercial, Buckley,
Hartford Public, West Haven and
p New DTlLdIli, ftit 0Ibb iS' wv
leading outfit in the state. Coach
Billy Schofield of Crosby Is high
in his praise of this team which
shows such stars as Eddie Bobin-
ski. all state center of last year,
Vim Ferrie, and Captain Leo Dawn.
Frank Iwanski and 'Pinkey
Reilly. yerean cagesters and three
letter athletes.
Naugautck Lacks Center
DESPITE their two defeats at the
hands of wildly and New Britain,
Pete Foley's Naugatuckians would
be Al IL they had capable CEN
ter. a position which both defeats
can be attributed to. Lyman Han
has been beaten but once in twelve
xames, that at the hands OF Mer-
iden. The Wallingford quintet holds
an overtime victory over why
scored on the Iatter's court, and de-
cisions over Branford, Seymour
and Danbury. Warren Harding IS
To be considered as they set back
wildly twice. once officially. ana
dropped a 1851 decision to Maui
gatuck in the borough.
New Britain Has Inc.igiblcs
Sam Mariliani and George Cram
mitt of George Cassidy's New BRIT
ain representatives have turned III
their suits, being over the age nm
It. IT Is quite possible that during
the current week you'll hear OF two
Hartford Public stars being de-
clared ineligible due to the same
reason. Bristol is going to lose
Bob Greene and If both teams
meet in the tourney, Hillhouse VIII
he an easy choice with Greene on
tho sidelines.
Manchester Out
Manchester has been beaten by
many mediocre opponents this year
and are practically out Of the
rianing. Last year they were re.
sponsible for the elimination OF
Hillhouse in the opening game OF
tho Yale tourney:
Briefs
Harold Ogden. Hartford critic,
rates Clyde Waters Of Bristol, the
most popular referee in the state
prefer Billy Coyle of Wall
ineford. Leo #. Ryan, Derby
hieh football coach, Is now coach
ing the baskcteers. E. lie sue
ceeds Daniel j. Heffernan.
Meriden and Bristol meet In re-
turn game six days before the yale
tourney on the formers court.
Bristol and Naugatuck play
February IS in the Bell Town Tor
the unemployed WATERFOWL
shows at home Friday night
against Terryville. Crosby
inyades NauGatuck Wednesday
night while Central shows in Tor
rington. wildly plays Gilbert
in q return game Friday in Win
sted while Crosby shows for the
second time this season In Bridge
port Saturday afternoon against
Warren Harding Leaven-
worth meets Litchfield at the
wildly gym Friday. The Tech
men took the first game in Itch
field by q 47-2G score.