The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-10
FERRITER PICKS
 ALL-STAR TEAM
 IN CLASS BLOOP
O'DOnneIl, Harrison, Con- ley, Fleming and PhaIen HOnOred-COmites Win 30 of 36 Games
BY DICK FEJ,RITEp

Dbycr 70 De lHc nuU TOT lnc pob'- ton.
 Jimmie Harrison the Comitcs left forward was chosen for this pogi- ton on the team, because lie hhs an uncanny eye for the opponents basket together with the ability to be at the vantage points on the court at all times. Taken in com parison with other forwards he ia the kind Of player who gets his position and makes 90 per cent or his shots count. On the def"n1c he keeps his guard worried and of- ten is tho one who breaks uD the plays and starts on the way TOT more points.
 Gle O'Donneil Tri-Y, the other forward iB an aggressive player and Il hard worker. always on the nicTt to dash from his guard and share pass from his team mates and then pivot and usually make hih shot count. He is steady and con sistcnt In his power to make quick judgment and is always the cool est headed player on tho floor. Hc is fast and Il smart dribbIer and often goes down the court 10 mo up with two points
 Conlcy of the Phl-Delts was chosen for center chiefly bec1u3c Of hia ability to get the t1p com bined with his ability to shoot and guard, The other ccutcrF in inc league did not show any cham pi0nship form. Glen Stove" thc logical contender. although as RreAsivn and steady in the opening periods can not stand 'he pace and cracks in the critical moments 10 play. Fleming, right guard of the COmitcs k nominated for that position he is ono of the best team workers in the league, never "hogs" the ball and is lighting and after the ball at all times. He has not that undcr-dog spirit but that of the conqucror and haH the abil- ity to back this up. He is tn" starting point of hiB teams attack and usually Btarts the passing which leads to two more points. ! Phalcn, the Phi-Dclts left guard i is chosen bccauge of his ability, to | hold his man 10 three points ] game. Without 4 doubt the best shot maker fin the league, he is 1 player for any coach to contend | with. PhalcD. is an excellent man ! of the back board and in the bucket. He always manages to gather points which have put him in tho first bracket of five scorcrs, 1 TircIcaH and unrelcnting in hlg play, he has gained the name of Buzz Saw" ph0lcn.
 First Team ODonpcll--riglt forward Fri Y. Harrison left forward --C0tnitcH. | Conicy --cnnter--p pbi-DcltE. 1 Fleming right gnard-~Connltcs. | Dh 111F--.Ipff ptJu rI s-~g r. hi Delta. Second Team | WnlBh-right forward Tri-Y. | Bedcll--lcft forWard--Comitcg StOvcr~-ccntcr-fo
 LowIor~-,riRbt guard MgIcrick k--lcft Comitos ! The Comitce basketball team, l champions of the Y. N. C. A., high schooI intcr-club league, ClnBs E. | have completed a very Mccessfui pcason. Besides winning the Y. M. C. A. championship of their class. | they have played with cnvlnblc re- l suits almost every team in their claga, and somc out of their class In the city. Their figures just re- leased show that out of 3G games played. they were returned win ncrB in 90 of them. scoring q total of 803 points to their opponents
 The record is more remarkable considering they commenced their pnapon rather late. on January 18th. BcsidcB this fact, three of their star players Including Jimmy liar rison, inc leading Bcoror were out of competition for eleven Rhfneh because of iufracti0n Of training rules
 Among the xix loescf, the Com ties yer" Outplayed in three Of them and the other three could be chased aB breaks. But 1t can be said of Ed Kcen1n's boyB that they went down fighting and were never out-gamcd.
 The worse dcfeHt at the hands of the ifttn BcttaB champions or ciass A league Wns no disgrace ab the Connites went out of their class. In spite of this the game wDs nip and tuck up to the last quarter, when the stamina of the older boys began 10 count. Even the PaEtimcs, WatcrburyB champion girls quintet. as well hs Chase Girls were outclnscsd by these snappy youngNers. All In all, the green and white were without Il doubt outstanding In their first Bcason'B debut on th: hnrd wood and look forward eager Iy 10 next season. The credit for the Comiteg per. forniancc is due 10 a large extent to their coach, Hennie Darlington, | who polished up Ii bunch of young Hcrs into first claws team In short period of two months. Tn" l Conitcs management wishes to 1 thank all those who cOopcrated ..tIt iyl q ly q succGnA. This includes Hcnnle Cnrrington. coach. the officials, l newspaper men and nll others, 1 Now one more word, don't forget ] Cornitcs HccOnd Annual Minstre' and Dance. Friday April 21, Water | bury Womcn's club, Central ave- ! nuc.
 Complete record Of Comitcs for Acasnn lJ32-33:~
 uomitcs A. Chase Park Midget5 1 i4.
 ComItcs 20. EnEt End Eng'eh Comltcg 2. st Mnry'H rchool '.
 Comites 1s, Acorns tNaugatuck 20.
 Comltes 25, Pha-Atn tleague ganeJ !.
 Comitea 1g. Waterylllc 1
 Comitcs I7, "" Dixies 1g.
 Comit"s z4, Tri-Y neagus gamc) 4.
 Comitcs is. Bunker Hill Jrs 20. Comites 20. Willy high freshmen 3t.
 comiteg 24, Spartnns lcaguc gomeJ 2.
 comltcg 24. Pastimcs (girls) 1G. Comitcs 1s, Pitt Partners 15.
 Comics is, Phi-Deits ucague kame) II.
 Cornitcs 2s, Acorns tNaugatuck) %.
 Comltea 42, Chase fgirls) 1g. Comites 27. Boys Club Leaders l9.
 Comitcs 20. Tartars dcague gams) 15.
 Comics 2i. Brooklyn "" Eagles lS.
 comltcs 23, x. E. Y. TroJons 2.
 Comites IS, Bunker Hill Jrs i2.
 Comites 4. I'baSA ueagp" ghmeJ tg.
 comltes 20. fsooklyn "" Aces "A