New Britain herald., 1915-11-30
|ALL-CONN. HIGH |CHOOL IS PICKED
Student Selects Eleven as in Statee-DudaCk Captain

ID the Var1CuS SSlGCLlOIlS OL ALI
 can football teams being mad
 the following lineup of an All 4cticut Interscholastic eleven has
 handed in to the Herald, by a
 student of the game, who has
 m touch with the game the past
 h. The selections are as follows:
 Is. Koplowitz. New Britain and
 of H. P. H. s.; tackles, Tracy
 P. H. S. and Cabelus, New Brit
 guards, Hartman of New Britain
 Eeary of Naugatuck; center, Gu
 i, of New Haven; quarterback, &r, New Britain; halfbacks, Fttz-
 l5 Of Meriden and Dudack of
 Britain; fullback, Allen New Ha-
 plowitz at left end proved to
 wonder both on the offense and
 se. He was 8 star on catching
 ,rd passes, his tackling was sure
 hard. In the league games he
 particularly.
 ele, while he did not play the
 game against the locals. made an
 ent record for himself during eason with Hartford. but was un- nate in being injured a few
 before the important game with
 Britain. He was lighting fast Eetting down the fields on punts was regarded as the best man Se Capitol City eleven.
 hey, the captain of the H. P. H. |bm. was a hard and conctentous Ter. He was a hard line bucker / his defensive playing was of |tonewall variety.
 |oelus. who played the greater l of the season in the backfie1d, hated at times in the line, where |ut up brilliant game. On for passes Cabelus had no equal in Btate, and it was due to his eye that the locals defeated |oke High and also resulted in |hg one of the touchdowns against ford.
 Etman of New Britain was a play those individual playing did not D out prominent, but he was ewall on the defense and made xcel1ent team worker.
 Eary of Naugatuck was the star hat team in all departments.
 center, Cusane11i of New Haven layed all opponents during the
 season. He was a tower of lgth on the defensive and was
 a fine kicker.
 1e selection of quarterback is an edingly hard one, there being lmber of sturdy players on vari-
 elevens playing that position. h of the credit of victory of New ain, in it's championship game
 New Haven went to Parker the iant little field general of the Is and in this game his work was nature to award him the place. fitzpatrick of Meriden, is one of greatest high school players ever ,loped in the Silver City. His " spectacular end runs have been direct cause of the victories of M H. S. eleven. and on running ugh a broken field he has no su- ors.
 udack captain of the victorious 7 Britain High school, is probably most versatile athletic developed he local school in many years wing at the school three year:
 an unlearned youngster he wa: sn out with the squad for a try
 Quick to grap the intracacie' he new style game, he made tn. n in his first year. which is il If an achievement that he cal 1t to with pride. The first yea was placed in the line wher'
 work at tackle was of hig1 CT. Last year he was shifted t fback, where he showed consid ble improvement in his work en it came time to select a cap l there was but one name mention and that was Dudack, and he wa
 unanimous choice. During tn ter he played on the basketba' m and was chosen captain to hea
 team this fall, but owing to re ctions placed on a player, froy 'taining two teams, he resigned ring the baseball season he pitch the locals to a number of victor
 so taking it as a whole. Dudac contributed much toward p1acin ! Red and Gold above other Hig ools in athletics. during his tim tho school. His experience 2 tain of 9 championship team, givr ! the preference as captain of tF Connecticut team.
 Alien the colored whirlwind ( New Haven, played a wonderf7 ne at fullback for the Elm Gil ooI He was one of the harde n to bring down while running au
 defensive work was of a stella d.