The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-16
SCH 0LASTIC SPORT SAYINGS

ing gesture i'm dedicating the 1888 Rhode Island tourney program tO the memory of Jimmy Murphy, former Brown university athletic star and late athletic director at New Bedford lilgh. Murphy's team was a competitor in last years event and this year the fly leaf of the program bears the fol- lowing inscription in mourning border:
 "This program Is dedicated In fond and loving memory to James Murphy, late coach of New Bcd- ford high school, New Bedford. Mass, who passed to his eternal rest, since the last tournament. A true Sportsman and 6 gentleman"
 Play in this invitation compe- tition will get unde, way ,his ater- noon with Bristol and Hillhouse upholding, the states colors. Prev ious to the start of the games players, coaches, managers and principals of the competing schools will be taken on bus rides through out the city and on an inspection tour of the Newport naval base. Theaters will throw open their doors to the visiting aggregations, bluff you go any deeper into New ports hospitality I'm afraid tears will be brought to Jimmy Lees peppers, for the Wilby mentors club of a few seasons back took part in the Rhode Island event.
 Pimmy is high in his praise of the Newport play and would have giv- en anything to have been named a Connecticut entry.
 Few Connecticut sport scribes coaches were pleased with tho re- cent Yale tournament and were quite Justified in discussing their dispIeasurcs. A New Haven critic writes that unknown to Coach Chick Bowen his proteges followed up their initial pushOvcr- with Windham sOjourning to a city re- creation center and pla aying ping pong for hours instead of resting up for their following game. The scribcs were forced to park thcm- selves on the chilly arena floor. built over the ice hockey rink, and only the four scribbIcrs named to nick the sO-caIleG all-tOurney team were admitted to the room following the final game. although there is no reason tn the world
 why other paper representatives were excluded.
 Crosby and Willby please notice
 Bask etbal according to Prir- cipal Robert H. Farley of Lyman
 Hall. is the most profitable activity carried on in the school. and that
 to appreciable extent the income from that sport carries most of the expenses of other school athletic activities. Seven home games this season netted. .$2, ,429.85. The aver
 age cost per game for the percent age paid to Company K, C. N. G. for the use of the armory court,
 police assistanse and janitor serv- ices amounted to $9O. This money will be applied to purchase uni forms for the baseball and root
 ball teams and for the band. q portion also will be given toward the payment for instruments for
 both the band and orchestra.
 s0Thc WillistOnian," student pub. IlcatiOn of WilIlstOn Academy oi Easthampton, Mass. fin It's latest
 issue has Bob Mcdonald, son or Ntr and Mrs Edward J. Mcdonald OI Randolph avenue, fin. the headlines. Bob, a member Of the <; Crosby quintet of 1929, and high scorer or tine team which just concluded q most successful court campaign, scored f1 points against >WOrces- ter Academy playing the pivot pQ- sltion. and four against WliDra- ham. hi his leisure moments the local boy coaches the Wfiiistnil Tongs, or the reserve team. who Saturday upset the Worcester Academy Seconds, S2 to 27. boD was member of the Hot Snots which captured the city junior championship in the elimination tournament at the Phoenix Armory
 last year. f.4
 Leland Porter, member of the varsity team for two years, was 2 i! elected captain of the lvSS.S4 Idtchfield high quintet yesterday
 morning. He and Bogus, captain of the Thomaston tema, were named guards on the AIl-Tourna- ment second team at Storrs this year. Leavenworth will be pleased | to know that the Cowboys will lose Captain Henry .Moser by gradua- ton this year, the sharpshooting forward running wild against the Techmen in two games this year. Principal James c. Moore of BridgepOrt Central was high in his praise of the work of Coach Eddie | Reilly who. 1t has been learned, will retain his position IS inc Hlii. | toppers coach, despite previous rnniors that Kenneth Walker, for mcr Lafayette athlete, would De named his successor. Moore stat- ed: "Eddie has always .c0opcratetI with his boys and iss e fine lend- record us c coach in the statc.v Al | the present time ReilIy's position calls for coaching along with sue
 pervlsion Of the boys lunch room at Central.