The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-08
Brooklyn "Y'' Hoop News

The second round of the Senior rnterclub league will get under
 way tonight with two games being on the program. Tn the first game of the evening the Cowboys will
 meet the Eagles and ip the main attraction the Raymond Hillies,
 Pete Gallulo's Falcons.
 The Interclub Council will start
 something new and different to.
 night and if 1t proves successful to-
 night 1t will be continued for the remainder of the second round The new treat to be offered to the players and followers will be dane. ing following the games. Admis. sion from now on will be ten cents to all members of clubs in the ' and fifteen cents to all outsiders
 and all ladies will be admitted free.
 Stanley Kurtz of the Reymond
 Hillies will not be seen in action in th9 second round Of the league as he has been ordered by his doctor to give up basketball for the re-
 Inainder of the season due to a re- cent illness. However Joey" will travel with the doughboys and act
 as scorekecper for the remainder of the season.
 Hooker" Martino of the Fal-
 cons will not be eligible for the second round because of the fact that he did not participateJ in the ! first round in at least one game.
 Hooker had been working nights but is now on the day shift, how
 ever hew i'll be seen with the Fal. cons outside of league games. Honey Kulman has given up the assignment as referee and is now
 coaching the Shadows. The shad- ows under Kulman's coaching are
 confident of knocking off tho Hillies to win the second round and meet the doughboys in play off to decide the winner of the tro- phy to be given the winner of the league.
 The L. R. c. A. have been dropped from second round com petition due to the fact that they failed to put up appearance in three games in the first round. The league will consist of only six teams in the second round and in- stead of three due to the dancing program which will go into effect l tonight.
 The Shadows, runnerups in the first round have defeated four of the six teams in the North End l league, namely the Y Jrs. Hillies. Adelphi and Colonials and are the only team to defeat the Juniors this season. According to their manager, Ben Kukias, they are go- ing to defeat the Boys Club Cadets
 again this season.
 Freddy Sullivan of the Raymond 1 Fills, has returned to school ana should easily make the Wilby war; sity i've next year. Freddy saw some service last year but did not
 return to school this year until last
 week..
 The winners of the Y leagues will meet at the end of the second round to decide the winner of the | YMCA junior team and al present the Reymond Hillies are leading at the Brooklyn branch, North End Y Jrs are winning the North End title and at the Central Y the Central Y Jrs are out in front. A l round robin among these three teams would be worth seeing. Don't forget to bring your girl with you tonight for the dancing and be on hand early to see the games as the Falcons are all set to be the first team to knock off the Hillies in the second round. Be on hand early to get seat because according to the way they are talk. ing in Brooklyn everybody in | Brooklyn is going to turn out for Ito-night's program and the festivi- ties will get underway at 7:30.