Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-12
NOPARMS SQUEAL
New Havea's Alleged Buach of
 FootbaIIisls Are stu Growling

The, Nonpareils of New Haven wld were soundly thrashed by All Water, bury twice during the season are still sending forth the squeal in New Haven trying to have the Elm City people believe that they were given 2 raw deal when they played in this city on December ?. But squeal never did take and 1t is not at all likely that the football enthusiasts of New Haven will take much stock in the cry of the Nonpareils that they were the recipients of the raw deal. The Nonparells came to this city. moi With the intention Of playing football but to fight Before the contest a few of their stnr (?D men were mals- lnx cracks as to what they would do 10 the home team. They showed their pugnaeity in the contest. but they found that the All Waterbnrys could not only play football but they could also fight some.
 The people knew what kind of a team the Nonpareils was, as the All Waterburys had defeated it in the early part of the season, consequently the attendance at the last contest was less than l50. The eleven was an awful apology for q football team.
 Why did not the Franklins of New Haven send forth q sqneal when they returned to New Haven! They played fairly when in this city and they will without doubt declare that the All Waterburys did the sane. How about all the other teams that came to the city during the year? None of them kicked about the treat ment received. Consequently very few will believe that the NonparcIls are not squealing like stuck pig. when their manager writes state ment like the following which ap- peared in the New Haven Register last evening:
 T notice few remarks Louis Cro- nan, manager of the All Waterbury football team. had in The Register Saturday night in regard to our game of December and football in gener- al. Now the Nonpareils don't think for one minute that the All Water burys have anything on them with the exception of weight q they think that if the All Waterburys had played straight football instead of Gaelic football. which was not in the articles of agreement, and if the of flclals had enforced the new rules, which they were supposed to do. in- stead of letting the All Waterburys kick and punch the beads of our fel- lows that our speed might have told the tale. Sunday, December 2.
 T would also like to state that Louis Cronan the first man to cry for clean football, was the worst offend- CT. The Waterbury papers also ought to get on to themselves. They publish our game as a good fast ono. whereas 1t was about the dirtiest football ever played on any gridiron as far as the All Waterburys were concerned. It Is said that their men were simply sent in to kill us one by one If possible.
 We would also be only too glad to arrange game with them for next season. to be played ir New Haven, We have offered them better induce ment 10 come down here an, play than they gave Us to go up there
 Yours in sport.
 FIRED LENDWORTH, JR.. Manager Nonpareil Football Elev-
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 Manager Lendworth, jr. is under . wrong impression when he states that the Waterbury papers describe the game as a fast one. The Democrat for one did not do so, but declared it was too one-sided to be interesting.