The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
Rumors And Reality Gathered From, 7hiS Sporting World
 BY JOHN A. CLUNEY The Grist tOf Athletic C ontest
Monday Sports Wash
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Melowed bit by the passing years, Coach Eddie Reilly of Central high in Bridgeport plenty down in the mouth when his court clan dropped the state championship to Brs to after two overtime perios long shot by Utke beating his boys after they had accomplished perfect piece of work the famed Monahan defense Buta Reilly comforted his sorrowfu lads with the statement M just the breaks boys but still have time to get them at Tufts ketba history made Saturday night when Central knocked Ito indicate that the Naugatuck valley champions the best team in the state this season.
 The final blast of scoring power let loose by the Chase cohorts to win the state amateur championship something to write about After defeating the White Flashes of Ansonia by point in hard game which ended 20-24 Thursday night the Chasers were ordered to reply the last period of the due to protest decided against them Both agreed to play the entire game over, Chase beat Ansona 31.27, had an set back the Boys club Cadets who figured easy winners due to their speed and the fact that the Chase squad would be plenty tired But the winners used their height to excellent advantage and as they pleased
 number of basketball fans still question the award of the ball to player out of bounds when he is more or less eased over the line by an opponent when the ball is in his possession Some officials the term forced out in awarding the ball. which situation is covered in Rule 14 Sec tion which says When ball goes out of bounds in pos session of player due to negligible amount of personal contact the official is authorized to award the ball to the player in possession of the ball outof bounds Despite the out of bounds basketball is theoretically nocontac game but contact must when ten players trying to secure ana Keep of the pal for S or 40 min cla but when player crowded forced or eased the ne the decision usually out of bounds play rather than personal foul charged as pushing
 Two Bridgeport Central players, Ken Ritche and Johnny Schick forward and center made the first All New England team at this seasons Tufts tournament Saturday night did two Chelsea, Mass, players, Netchtem and Stavisky, while BrstOs Johnny Di Gio mamma was the right guard selected. Stan Wilson of Central selected for the utility position. Bristos captain, Walter Utke, failed to make either the first second team but his teammates, Marc and Zebrow ski made the second quintet. The selections made by 19 newspapermen covering the tournament
 Boxing has certainly come to life in Boston with three clubs operating for the beantown trade That of Dick Dunn in giving work to Mrs Jessie Costello the Pea body widow be noble gesture and good publicity stunt combined
 Jim Carr remembers Langd0n of Yale pole vauting l2 feet inches in Torrington twenty years ago. with the jump being considered more miraculous than phys cal LangdOn insisted upon six barrels of sawdust under
 the bar instead of the hard ground the spectators think ing he was just showing off" or trying to he differ ent" than the jumpers of that period What's he going to do with the sawdust?" the question of the meet Now pole vault less than IA feet is not interest
 ing. Times and athletic accomplishments do change, don't they?