The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
|TEMPLETON CUP GOES TO WINNER |OF JUNIOR MEET
High School Stars to Take Part in Tournament
 March IF

Ex-Gov. Charles A. Templeton, W w,ll-known sportsman, again shows his sporting spirit as he lends a hani to the greatest junior basket ball tou ,naklent ever staged in Wa
 terbury, by donating Q beautiful trophy, emblematic of the citys hoor supremacy which will be pre- sented to the winner. He will act as master of ceremonies when he t. .lcs up the ball to start the tour- nament.
 High school stars galore will fea- ture the first annual ctty-wide ju .,r amateur basketball tourna- inent to be held March 17th at the Peal street community house with Crosby and Thomaston high enter ing their outfits as the Crosby All- Stars and the Thomaston Bompers, respectively. Other prominent sec tit il combines include the Tri-Y, Naugatuck "Y." Diamonds, Maple Hill Jrs., Town Plott Indies and Buckingham A. c. of Oakville..
 re performers to represent the powerful Crosby All-Stars are Ray Chipmar,. Charlie Bedell, Tom Gal- win. Gallulo, Malaria, Lyons and Higgiston. This colorful entry IS managed by Gallulo. ..
 The Thomaston Bombers, netter known as the Thomaston high sch ,ol team, submit practically the same outfit which entered in the C-D scholastic tournament in Hart ford recently. These star performers are Eddie Doyle, Phil Shermeta, Marle Petlack, George Budney. Joe Bys.Iy, Ken Johnson, MiKe MuSn- look and Pete Piazza.
 1T Central "" offers Q strong entry in Manager Don Walsh's Tri- v outfit who include such players as Red Mcintosh, Tom Leonard, Lon walsh, Hank King, Al Ruzzo, Jack Miller, Jack Kelly and Biddie Daly. .. ~,.s. coached by Bob Savandouski ana man .ged b, William Bloski, enter a strong combine. Those perform ing for the Rubber Town outfit are Chappy Chaplicik, Teddy Woytcyak. Francis Bartosinski, Teddy Schultz, Walter Ploski, Ieuoy Cai zastz and Theodore Rukowski.
 The Maple Hill Jrs., showing nign school players in their lineup, Will have Howie Hamel and Danny Flaw kinr. Wilby mainstays; Bobby r1aI,nas crostv performer; Louie Elm .,ons. Red Cahill, Fat Byron Howie Gaunt and Ed Barker. ha"- kins handles this squad. ,..,..
 The potential Town Plot lnoles, by Buzz Buzzuto, submit thair entry, which includes such nlavers as Frank Addesio, LOUIS t tAdgesio tech star; Louis Pennon- cel,.. John Briotti, Joseph cicero, Toe Perone, Dowsey Carpini ana Mike Campi. . r,.s inrhaYn A. 0. of Oakville, sunmit the;r M | nlayers' list of Jim Liokas, % Tni1r Kowalski, Henry Missura, Joe Sscdobisli. John Drodville, John Wrenko. Ed Kolpa and Fred
 The teams already in the fold are: Chestnut Hills, N. E. Pals, Corsair puritans, Trojan Greyhounos, Se'' Ana,g Ail-stars, NEY Cadets, oak vile Bulldogs, Naugatuck Meteors, NEY wolves and Boys Club BE "5." ....
 Those expected to sign up this week are: The Fulton A. A., " Coraites, Sacred Heart Alumni, Hopeyille Blues, NEY Colonials, Hil!.e Jrs., Cavaliers, Hopeville Eed Devils, Pear! St. Community Five, Du ,es, washington Hill Community Club Jrs., Lourdes A. O., Orioles, Tigers and Boys Club spedes. :.
 Any other teams not yet entered may do so at once by sending their entry ee and players list to Direc. tor Tony "Flash" Imbimbo Of lD50 North Main street. All team rep re -entatives are urged to attend the drawing for pairings to be held March 14, Sunday, at { p. In., at 1850 North Main street.