The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17
CONNIE DONAHUE TO REPORT FOR
 ACCIES QUINTET
TOrringt0n Boy, Severely Injured Last Year, Will Be on Hand for Drill Monday

storrs, November IT - First practice of the season for the Con- necticut Aggie Varsity Basketball team is expected to be held In Hawley Armory Monday afternoon it was announced here today by Coach '.Al'' Heldman. While it has been customary at this institution to allow football men to report a week later than the other candi- dates, it is not likely that this rule will be In effect this season due to the fact that Captain Levi- tow is the only member of the team who is playing football this fall.
 on his hands this year in grooming into shape Q winning combination. Although Captain Bev" Wilson of Springfield, Mass, regular center and guard on last years. quintet, was the only member. of the squad teams mainstays will not be with the team this year. due to scholas- tic difficulties. Among these are John Eddy of Simsbury, center and forward, Hap" Madden of Man. chester, guard and forward; and "Jobys Lamson of Storrs, forward and guard.
 All Of these boys will be greatly missed and the Aggie mentor will find 1t a job to fill the gaps. George St Marie of Putnam, a for- ward on the varsity in his sopho- more year and Joe Weiner. of New Haven, forward on last seasons frosh five will also be absent from the team this year for scholastic difficulties, as will "Del' Coe. of Windsor, a forward on the year. ling quintet.
 The Men to be Groomed
 But in spite of the hole made in the Connecticut outfit. Coach Held man has several good men whom he can work into shape to fill the various positions. "Tubby" Levi- tow, of Hartford. captain of the squad this year will be great help to the Aggie team in either guard or center position. Although out good portion of the season last year with an infected arm, Captain Levitow is in good condi- tion now and will probably report with the rest of the team, instead of taking the usual rest following the completion of the football sea- son.
 A probable choice of Coach Held man for. the center position IS .'Jim" Stahdish of Wethersfield, a man who just missed betting his letter on the varsity last year. which was his sophomore year at this institution.
 Included in the forward mater ial are John Calamari of Center brook, Skubby" Skubliskas of Windsor, and "Kibby" Mason of Storrs, all members of last years squad.
 Coming up from the frosh team as candidates for forward posi- tions are 'Bebe" Daniels of Hart ford and "Joe" Gold of New Haven. Both men sare fast and should make good reserve material for the Connecticut team.
 Erred" Pagan of Norwich, scrap py guard of last year will again be with the Aggies while Connie" Donahue of Torrington, who was guard on the frosh team of two years ago, but who, due to severe football injury received in the 1881 season, was obliged to leave school for that semester and refrain from all sports throughout the entire school year will report this fall. He is expected to be an effective addition to the team. The only guard to come up from the year. ling team of last year Is Nat Lippman of New Britain.
 Managing the team this year is Stanley Straska, of '33, of Hart ford.
 Hard Schedule This Year
 Connecticut this year faces an especially hard schedule of l6 games which includes two addt> tions over last year. namely. Northeastern and Worcester Poly. technic Institute, both possessors of first class teams last year.
 The opening game of the season will, as in past years. be held m December with a team represent ing the Alumni. Although no def mite date has yet been set for this contest to be played in Hawley