The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-15
MIDGET, JUNIOR GYM CLASSES ON
 AT BOYS CLUB

The Midget ana JunlOr DOyS gym nasium classes at the local Boys Club are now in full operation for the year with 139 boys scheduled in two classes which meet each day of the week for gym activities. In the Midget class there are four squads organized under the trade names of cigarets. They are the Kool, Twenty Grand, Lucky Strike, and Kentucky Winners. The results of this weeks scoring finds the Lucky Strike squad leading with 75 points; Twenty Grand in second place with 50 points; Kool next in line with 30 points; and the Ken lucky Winners in the cellar position with 20 points.
 The Lucky Strike squad consists of the following boys: Captain Jack Erminda, Assistant captain Charles Sciullo, Leo Beland, Roger Peck, Rene Vachon, Lewis Malenfant, Ed ward Russo, Samuel Amdolina, Er- nest Greece, Victor DiAngelo, Mich ael Opalente, Francis Fassanelli, and Philip Harrett. ' Twenty Grands' squad includes: Captain Vincent Amdalina, Assitant Captain Vincent Iannaccone, Daniel Spardone, Albert Guarino, John D. Angelo, Emmanuel Lombardo. Ro- land Palumbo, Fred Napolitano, Ralph Vigliante, Joe Cucinello, Patsy Colella, Peter Santora, Sam Caruso, and William Hartnett. The Kool Squad has: Captain Edward Karpicki, Ralph Hartnett Assistant Captain, Michael Siemat- koski, Joseph Siematkoski, Thomas Dunnigan, Thomas Byrnes, Samuel Abbenante, Thomas Bonvissutto, William McGurk, Robert Creighton, Raymond Jafer, John Karpavich. Kentucky Winners has Captain Louis Schiavone, Assistant Captain Alphone Schiayone, Francis Tur- cote, Peter Zaccarria, Evo Alligrini, Frank Maffiia, Carl Modene, Albert Skrobles, Charles Heburt, Anthony Ponzillo; Dominick Spallone, and James Curzi.
 The junior class has four com petitive squads also, and the squads have been named after the four different suits in playing cards. The results of last weeks scoring end- ing Saturday are as follows: Dia- monds and Spades are tied for first place with 309 points per squad; and the Hearts and Club squads be- ing tied for second place with 20 points a squad.
 The Club squad consists of: Cap tain Sol Lombardo, Assitant Cap tain Lazarus Iannaccone, John Car dillo, James. Cannatta, Victor DiAn- gelo, Eddie Kozen, Stanley Wilkow- ski, Frank Gdonis, Ralph DiVir- gilio, Joseph Dian and Robert Polci. The Hearts group has John Cic- chetti for Captain, Assistant Cap- tain William Boiochi, Medorando Manzolli, Vincent Magnarella. John Opalneik, Raymond Zastaury, Peter Cayata, Joseph Colella, Sam Varsa- lone, Joseph Lamberti, and Howard Sweeney.
 The Spades group consists of: Captain Joseph Colella, Assistant Captain Anthony Iannaccone, Sam uel Mastropietro, Joseph Panelli, Pete Maranelli, Mine Colella, John Magladi. Anthony Berulis, James Cucinello, and Salvatore Infante.
 The Diamond squad has Fernand LaPointe for Captain, Tom Dom- brosi for assistant captain, Morris LaPointe, Roland Guertin, Anthony Glyzogn. Anthony Faballe, An- thony Verrier, George Sugzdonis, George Assenza, Louis Bruno. and Leanard Polci.
 One of the features of the Boys Club Annual Gym Exhibition is the awarding of the shields to the two winning squads which are listed above. These shields which orna-