The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-24
GREAT NAMES WILL FEATURE
 CAGE TOURNEY
Four Outstanding Teams Meet November 1924
 in New York
BY PAUL SCHEFFELS United Press Staff COrrespOnde1

United Press Staff Correspondent
 New York, Oct. 24-(UFl Possib~ ly the greatest collection of inciv- idual talent ever to compete in single local court event will take part in the Golden Jubilee basket ball tournament to be held in Madi- son Square Garden on Wednesday, Nov. 19 and Monday, Nov. A.
 The tourney will bring four of the ranking amateur teams in the coun- try into the Garden for the opening of its eighth cage season and the beginning of the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the invention oi the game.
 Scheduled to compete are the 2OtIi Century Fox team of Hollywood Cal, national A. A. U. champions; the Phillips 66 Oilers of Bartlesville, Okla, 1940 national champions; tho Ohrbach A. A., three year metropo- Titan and eastern A. A. U. kingpins, and the Legionnaires of Roanoke, southern A. A. U. kings who won 25 straight games last season. The four teams meet Wednesday and the win- ners collide in the final Monday night for the Golden Jubilee trophy.
 Luisett With Phillips
 Heading the collection of individ. ual stars on these teams is Hank Luisetti, all-time all-America star at Stanford who returned to starring on the court last season as 6 mem Der of the Olympic team. Luisetti is one of the new Phillips 66 squad under Coach Chuck Hyatt. The Phillips team, in addition to LIisetti, will number II other former college captains and All-America choices.
 The 20th Century team, which de. throned Phillips in the national semi-final last year, is headed by Frank Lubin, 1886 Olympic team, center who scored 20 points in the titular final last March when the movie five won by 3 points from Luisetti's Olympic quintet in the fi~ nal.
 Luisetti, according to observers, played better in that tourney than he did at Stanford. In the Denver tourney, he scored 99 points in five games and was chosen the outstand- ing player despite a strained knee and infected foot that somewhat curtailed his efforts.
 Big Six Stars to Appear
 Other newcomers to the Phillips lineup include Howie Engleman of Kansas University, Jimmy McNatt, top scorer of the Big Six at Oklaho- ma University, John 'Skee' Adams, | PaaArI Af t1aA GnVHtIzNwyaef ference, and his giant teammate, John Freiberger of the Arkansas University five; Paul Lindeman, 6 foot inch center of Washington State and Clarence Anderson of St. Mary's College who played in the nationals with Luisetti and the Olympic club.
 Ohrbach, which played 37-35 game with Phillips here year ago, has been strengthened by the addi. tion of John Barr, ace Penn State scorer who netted 16 points when the Nittanv Lions handed, N. Y. U. its first defeat last year. Barr also collected 9 against Georgetown and 21 against Temple.
 Roanoke holds 6 triumph over Ohrbach as part of a brilliant rec ord and limited the local club to . single point in the first half. The Legion outfit has three members oi the great Roanoke College "Five Smart Boys" who played in the Ila- tional tourney at the Garden two years ago. Bob Spessard, rangy Washington and Lee star, with How ard Dobbin from the same club, and Hugh Crampton, 6 fot inch center of the unbeaten Rocky Point five, are other stalwarts on the outfit.