The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-09
WATERFOWL BOWS.
 TO LOCAL QUINTET
Locals Upset League Lead CTS, Z6 to 23-FellOw-
 craft Ball Tonight
THOMASTON
Correspondent. F. c. Flynn Phone 685 or 46-3

In one of the fastest games ever played on the high school court, Thomaston defeated the Watertown hig team, 26 to 23 last night. The large crowd present saw the best exhibition ever staged in Thomas ton, and at times were so loud with their cheers that the officials whistle could not be heard. Thom- aston started off fast and at the end of the first period the score stood 9 to in their favor. At half time the score was IA to 6. The visitors were missing lot of free trials for points and in the end this proved to be their downfall, as they only collected 10 out of a pos sible 21. The local lads sunk most of their free shots and George Johnston, playing in the back court for Thomaston displayed a brand of guarding never before seen on the local court, and made every one of his free shots count. The locals playiny at fast clip were able to keep out in front and coast ed the last minute and half of the game with the score 26-23. Cap- tain Bob Thulin of the local team played one of the best games of the season and scored the shot from the field that determined the game. The Thomaston girls team defeated defeated the high school girls team in the preliminary game 30 to 21. Helen Taylor, captain of the local five was easy the star and held the high score record of the evening.
 FelIowcraft Ball Tonight
 The Fellowcraft club of Union lodge of Masons will hold a ball in TemAle hall in Plymouth this even- ing. The committee in charge headed by Ted Pumpkins, have completed all arrangements and 8 very fine program has been ar ranged. Yves Billings and his or chestra will furnish the music, and the event will be semi-formal, al- | though the committee has decided to dispense with the usual grand march. A large crowd of guests from Thomaston is expected to at- tend. Dancing will continue until a late hour and refreshments will be served. Gives Birth to Son A son was born to MT and Mrs hcIlHclh 1dN LIlOIuC dt tlAC " ctLVl bury hospital yesterday morning Both infant and Mrs Hawthorne are reported to be doing nicely, and MT Hawthorne is receiving congratulations of his many friends about town.
 Plan Cruise to West Indies
 MT and Mrs r. I. Roberts, and Judge and Mrs J. Howord Roberts will leave tomorrow for cruise to the West Indies.
 Home for Vacation Miss Martha Curtiss, @ student at Wellesley college, is spending a short vacation, following the mid year exams, with her parents, MT and Mrs c. A. Curtiss of Union stret. Miss Frances Emery, also g student at the college, is her guest To Play for Injured Member : The Kaceys basketball team vii meet the [ Hopeville Speedboys oi court next Monday night. The gamt has been arranged by Manager | Harry Lynch as benefit for Cliff | ford Br0mmer, who is suffering
 with a bad knee, received in 8 fas Eball gamelast fall. The players wil
 sell tickets for the game and hop to dispose of 300. The Camp Rob
 erts eco boys will play the pre- liminarygame Drummer is mem Der of the Kaceys team, but owing to the injury, is out of the contest
 Benefit Picture for All Club The benefit picture at the Para mount theater, Thursday evening | for the benefit of the Girls All
 club was largely attended, although l the severe cold kept many with tickets at their homes.
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