Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-18

so, left guard; Petchlock, left tackle; Kolbech-Morrison, left end; Lusky, right guard; Dewey, left tackle; Beck, right end; Taylor, left halfback; Meyers, fullback; Hunter Olson, right halfback.
 The New Britain High School foot ball team pulled itself out of defeat at the hands of the Middletown High School team Saturday afternoon by superior work ill the second halt Of the game, winning by the score of 2l to II. It was a semi-final contest the victory places the team in tue fanls with the Meriden High school. The game will be played next Satur- day.
 The Hartford Public High School football team finished its season Sat urday morning, when it went down to defeat at the hands of the Meriden High School 22 to 0. The game was played at Hanover park, Meriden at 10 o'clock in the morning.
 The Ninsted football team defeat ed the Torrington eleven on the Win sted gridiron Saturday afternoon, , to d. in hard and well played game The teams were evenly matched ant there was little choice between them It is expected that both elevens will be greatly strengthened before the an- nual contest in Torrington Thanks giving day.
 The Connecticut Literary Institution football team played an exciting tie game Saturday afternoon on the lnsti- tuition grounds at Suftield with the Springfield High School. the score be- ing 6 to c. The Springfield team brought with it several hundred root CTS and looked forward to an easy game.
 4 picked team from this city call ing itself the Tribunes journeyed to Thomaston Saturday afternoon and was defeated by the high school team of that place ill an interesting game by the score of j to Q The feature of the game was d sensational ninety yard run by Dwyer of Thomastor, who was finally thrown when within five yards of the goal line.
 Arrangements have been complet- ed between Manager William F. Phelan of the Elms and Mana ger M. L. Hanley of the Thomas ton eleven for a game at the Clock Town next Saturday The Elms are playing a strong game this season and will take a big delegation with them 1 to Thomaston.
 The game between the Hamilton Parks and the Rosebuds, preliminary to the All Waterbury-Acorn contest | at Rockville resulted in a tie, neither side being able to score. The game was q rough one from the start and l furnished plenty of amusement for | the spectators.
 The St Joseph's T. A. football team | of this city went to Thoma ston yes 1 lpludN dlIu W. utlttdtlttl ny lut 1 Thomas T A B. team of that town by the score of, lo to 0. A large crowd witnessed the contest. 1 The Tomatoes and the .Acorns of the north end met on the golf lots gridiron yesterday afternoon. the Tor nadoes winning out by the one-sided score of 24 to O The Tomatoes would like to arrange games with either the 1 Young Clovers or the Moonlights. The Eagles of this city went tc 1 Oakville yesterday and defeated the Tigers of that village by the score of r to 0. The Eagles would like to meet the Brownies.
 The Reliance Juniors of Nausatuck and the Brownies of Waterbury had an exciting agme here yesterday. the local team winning out by the score 1 of ! to O.
 The Tribunes and the Young Clover: got together yesterday and the contest resulted in walkover for the Tri. bunes. The score was 31 to Q.