The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-07
Girls Division
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Schedule For Week

Schedule For Week
 January 7th: Bristol at Terry vile, Thompsonville at New Brit. ain; January 8, Union City at New Haven; Terryville at Meriden: Rockville at Hartford.
 January 12: New Haven at Un- ion City.
 Big Contest This Evening
 Two of the greatest rivals in the State Polish Basketball League will meet on the surface of the Au- dit0rium this evening when the Bristol and Terryville quintetS meet. Bristol will enter the contest a top-heavy favorite to hand tho locals a defeat, but in spite of the fact that they are favorites to win, Coach Benny Truzkowski of the locals, feels confident that the St. Casimir's five, runners-up to the championship last season, but who have failed to get started, this evening will be able to snap out of their losing streak and surprise the invaders which boast of a number of former Bristol high school stars in their lineup, including S. Ze- browski, who is playing Q great game for the Bristol team this sea- son in the center position and who last year was one of the greatest school boy players in the state.
 The St. Casimir's five have lost several heart-breaking contests this season, 1t seeming impossible for the players to make the ball stay in the basket when they threw 1t, only to have 1t roll outside the rim.
 The St. Casimir's live with sev- eral days rest will present their strongest lineup for this evenings contest with Benny Truzkowski, who has been missing from the team during the past three weeks, expected to be back at the pivot position tonight. Danny Wroblegki, one of the sweetest floor workers in the league and Banulis, the for xAer East End Hash will pair up AA the glard positions while Budd, always hard working player and Swicklas will be seen at the for- ward positions. Dzilenski, T. Ban ulis, Joe Jablonowski, Pryzenski and the other reserves will see plenty of action this evening, as the locals will face another stiff contest Tuesday evening, when they are booked to appear in Mer- iden.
 A preliminary contest between the Bristol and Terryville girls will get under way at 7:30 o'clock with the locals being given Q slight edge to win over their Bristol oppon- ents.
 Arrangements are being made to handie one of the largest crowds that ever attended a contest in this town, as several hundred fans are planning to accompany the team to this place. The St. Casimir's i've are one of the strongest draw ing teams in the league in spite of their standing in the league, with the team playing to over 500 fans at its home games to date.
 The main attraction should get under way at S:4b with Walter "Dash' Hanley being the eleventh man on the floor. <.
 To Play In Waterbury
 The Terryville high school bas- ketball team, after losing their first four contests, broke into the win column last Friday night by defeating the Litchfcid high school i've by a 33-24 score in Litchfield. 4h0 lVS0ib 0sSYAuyS0 &ss SH"sNNS new brand of bail and should they be able to continue tho same play ing which they displayed in the Parlor town, 1t is expected that they will be able to add several moro victories to their credit,
 The Orange and Black quintet will make their Appearances In Waterbury on next Friday evening when they meet the Leavcnworth high school i've in an Interscho- lastic League contest. In the first meeting of the two teams several weeks ago, Leavenworth was vic. tofious by a two-point margin. The Brass City outfit are leading the league with no defeats to mar their record.
 Coach Joe Jabionowski will put the charges through several stiff workouts durinC the week and feels confident that the locals will spring big surprise on next Tri- day evening in their Brass City appearance.
 The league standing: