The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-28
Terryville Sports

Terryville, Nov 2S.-President Michael Fill of the Terryville town basketball league announced yes- terday afternoon the following schedule for the first round of the league Monday, Dec 11th. West Ends vs Divies; St Casimir's vs Chuckers; East End Eagles vs Eagles; Dec 18th, West Ends vs Chuckers, Eagles vs Dixies; East End Eagles vs St Casimirs; Dec 26th, East End Eagles vs Chuck CTS; St Casimir's vs Dixies; Eagles vs West Ends; Jan 2nd, St Casi- mfrs vs Eagles; East End Eagles vs West Ends; Chuckers vs Dixies, Jan Sth, Dixles vs East End Eagles Chuckers vs Eagles; West Ends vs St Casimir'S.
 Last season this league proved a big success and with all of the teams being greatly strengthened for this seasons schedule, many good games are looked forward to- All games will be played in the Auditorium with three games being played each night. Dancing will follow the games each week.
 The teams have until December Eth to enter their player list at which time a meeting of the man. agers will be held at the Eagles rooms to complete all arrange ments for the games.
 Terryvi.le High to Bristol
 Coach Joe JablOnowski will hold several workouts this week for the Terryville high school basketball team which opens it's season Fri day night when it journeys to Bristol to meet the New England champions, Bristol high at the state armory in that city.
 More than ordinary interest is being manifested in this contest with the result that the game has been shifted from the Bristol high school gymnasium to the huge drill shed so that the crowd ex- pected to atetnd may be accom- modated.
 Coach Jablonowski will trot out veteran aggregation against the state and New England. champs and feel confident that the Ornge and Black quintet will give good account of themselves against the .neighboring school which is one of the greatest rivals that Terry vile has.
 During the many years that the two schools have been meeting, Terryville has only twice registered a win, over the Bell City school, but nevertheless the interest and rivalry between the two schools is great and one of the best battles of several seasons is looked for ward to.
 Scores of local basketball en- thusiasts are planning to journey to Bristol Friday night to witness the contest.
 Luther League |, The Luther Bowling league will meet at the Central alleys this evening at o'clock for the third session of their schedule.
 The Luther league basketball team will hold a practice at the St Casimir's hall, Wednesday even- ing with all members of the team being urged to be present.
 Football Game Thursday
 For the first time in years, lo- cal football fans will be treated to 8 game in Terryville on Thanks giving day morning when the All Terryville eleven meets the strong Celtics of Bristol at 10 o'clock at
 
 was put through a long workout last evening in preparation for the contest and will be given a light workout Wednesday evening in preparation for Thursdays con- test.
 The Celtics will be the strongest team that the locals have met this season and a hard fought battle is looked forward. Rivalry be- tween any teams of Bristol and Terryville is great and the Celtics will invade Terryville, determined to add one more victory to their impressive record of this season. Every man on the Terryville squad is in condition for the con- test and it is expected that a rec ord crowd will turn out to witness the contest.