New Britain herald., 1915-11-08

l fell. This was hard luck on the cap tAin's part for there appeared but lit- | tie chance of the Hartford men over 1 taking him.
 ! A number of substitutes were ush ! cred into the game a few minutes be- 1 fore the close. and they showed up to l advantage. one of the prettiest plays l of the afternoon was spoiled when Ca belus dropped a lateral pass, after l making a gallant try to get Captain Dudack's perfect throw. It was hard ] luck and the crowd groaned their | sympathy. A trick play lost the locals l ten yards when Parker was trapped behind the line by Turnbull A for l ward pass was tried, Parker to Dean, and while it was cleverly worked out, the bah went to Hartford on downs. ] Several attempts to use the forward 1 pass by Hartford availed nothing and Thorpe punted to Parker who gained twelve yards. Captain Dudack made eight yards through center and a trick play Parker to Cabelus, allied. Here the whistle sounded ending the fray and the band again took the tleld while thousands of enthusiasts in joy 1 gave vent to their enthusiasm by par l ading.
 1 The final game of the season will be played next Friday afternoon in l New Haven when the school eleven or the Elm City will meet Captain Du- 1 dack's boys It will be hard oattle for the lads, but they feel that there l Is nothing that can stop them from the championship. The players all came out of the battle in good shape. 1 Hartman who had had nose trouble during the early part of the week suf- 1 fered slightly from this a1lment. 1 Deans side which gave him consider; able trouble during the week resisted ! no further injuries and the Big Eel low expects that the soreness will have 1 entirely disappeared before Fridays game.
 Dr. Frank zwick was we'll pleased at the outcome of the game and feels confident that the boys will capture the championship. At the outset of the season there was some criticism over the work of the coach, but fol- lowers of the eleven are now firmly convinced that his training methods are equAl to those of any school coach and it is likely that he will be retained for an indefinite period of time.
 The line up:
 N. B. H. s. H. P. H. s. H1boAr0 s. Tracy
 Left end.
 hartman (c) Tracy
 Left tackle
 RooO GalVln
 Left guard
 SOlo1NOn "OOleJ
 Center
 Skr0ntny Iurnoull
 Right guard Curran HoWaru
 Right tackle koploW1tz Conen
 Right end
 Parker Orlcchlo
 Quarterback Cabelus Deegan
 Right halfback Dudack (c) Smith Left halfback DcdN AAo1 pS Fullback Score, Hartford o, New Britain 1s; touchdowns, Dudack, Skrentny, | Cabelus; goal from touchdown, Parker. substitutions for Hart 1 ford: Cunning for Calvin, Noidlund for Turnbull, Roulet 1 for Deegan, Miel for Cohen, Bruce for Roulet, Roulet for Smith. substitu- tions for N. B.. Connolly for Ca- OcIQS, SdOSAuS LOT NOOD, "alCn TOT Koplowitz, Brackette for Cabelus, Ca belus for Connolly, Codwell for Jart- man, Bradley for Solomon Referee Lang, Springfield College; umpire, kolby, Springfield College; head lines man, Anderson of Meriden: timekeep- CT, Campbell:, linesmen, Dunn and Curtain; time of quarters, Is minutes Seconds Beaten. In tho preliminary game. the H. r H. $. Freshmen had little difficulty in defeating the New Britain Freshmen to the tune of 13 to O.. Lynn and Dodge played a good game for the winners, each securing touchdown For the losers, O'Leary and Johnson played we'll.
 The line up:
 H. P. H. s. Fresh. N. B. Fresh. Right end Ferlet nirIn Right tackle Jargin Hayes Right guard IcI8 '''''' "AoSl 'S Center .<,1 . ... ta~1,j~ nororor