New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
 OVER BRISTOL 45-O
Red and Gold Makes ' Touch downs s-GriiHn's Runs Feature

second string line, but even at those odds the Bell City eleven was unable to push across a single score and the Red and Gold triumphed 45 to 0, Saturday afternoon at St. arys play ground.
 Bristol Outclassed.
 The game was valuable one from the standpoint of practice given the locals and as means by which Coach George C.. Cassidy might have an op- portunity to watch some of the more promising subs work out in actual battle. As league contest, however, he Franklin Square students so over whelmingly bested the Bristol boys that it might be classed as a bur 1esque Incidentally, the locals con- tir ued their clean slate adding Bris- to- to the growing list of High school elevens that tried, but unsuccessfully. I 10 cross it's goal line. In all four league games played this season, the Red and Gold has not once been scored on.
 Makes Good Start. In the first five minutes of play, the l Bristol club looked especially strong, | making first downs twice. After that | it was merely a question of by how l much and not by whom the game was to be won. The locals plowed up the l line, chopped the backs down before | they had a chance to start their runs, l intercepted a majority of the passes and knocked off almost all the re- | n1aining pieces of aerial work, piled cred half a dozen fum bles, ran back l o1ar Nf fS he l Bristol club an exhibition of real i broken field running and faultless in- <! reference.
 ZeI1rer Makes First. The first score of the game was 1 made when Zehrer nabbed a forward l thrown by Griffin and registered, after the Red and Gold by a series of lins plungas that made the Bell City line ] look like so much liquid, had carried 1 the pigskin to within ten yards of scoring distance. A kick for the goal was unsuccessful.
 The second score came when Half back Davis, who returned to the line I up after an absence due to an injury nelted his way through the Red and l White for a touchdown.
 Scores On 50 Yard Run. Another six point tally was rung uT when Dixie" Griffin grabbed the ball in mid-field, and with a dasn of speed that bewildered Chick" Monahan's Toys, carried it 50 yards for touch down.
 l ''Battler'' Murtha, fullback, was the lrext wearer of the Red and Gold te l register. With, a characteristic dive the 'Battler' ploughed up the line ane then smeared the backs to the Jeff and right, blazing the trail to a touch. down.
 Griffin repeated his feat of few minutes previously when he agar tore more than half the length of the field for a touchdown.
 Delayed Pass Work.
 On a delayed pass that threw the entire Bristol team to the opposit. side of the field, Dave Mahoney tor. through with scarcely any opposition , for the sixth touchdown, and the sey f enth came when "Rattler'' Murtha in tercepted a forwar dpass and regis tered
 , Every man in the backfield scored l Griffin made 2 points as did Murtha g while Davis and Mahoney each mad } s. Zehrer, playing at end, made tn c other touchdown.
 Team Plays We'll. At n Griffin threw forwards time an, ] again for substantial gains, one o the aerial pieces, thrown to Cap, Felneman, being good for about 2 yards. Capt Feineman played an ex ceptionally fine game at tackle. Tn Red and Gold leader was in on ever play and many of the tackles wer
 his. Bentz at center, had the bull
 Of BristoFs strength to contend witt and he handled the situation well Cooley, at tackle, was thorn in tn de of BristoPs success. He pile '@m tup on defense and bowled 'en over on offense with ease, whil Pakowski and Schaeffer in the guar rositicns poked gaping holes in tn ; midway continually. To the Red an l White, Ends Zehrer and Meucke ap peared omnipresent and the Bristc | boys were not far from right.
 The backfeld worked as a perfec machine. It was the first time in sev eIal weeks that the regular quartet Or. fin, Murtha, Davis and Mahoney-
 Was seen in action and there wa
 none of the old time pep missing.
 Several "Subs'' Used.
 In the last quarter. Bentz was re
 lieved at center by Cherpak. 'Dom
 Naples replaced Meucke at end whe I that player suffered a minor injury
 Durham took RakowskTs place a
 guard and Duke McCabe went i
 at tackle. Doc Bray, who ha
 taken Zehrer's place, was replaced b
 Jack Butler. who finished the gam
 at right end
 The game was the first league cor
 test in which Naples. Chehpack, Dul
 ham, McCabe and Butler had pal
 t'cipated. Bray played in two othe
 gemes in halfbacl1 position.
 The Red and White also had oc
 easlon to use several substitutes bl
 Tor an entirely different reason tha
 that for which the Red and Gold set
 ord string men were called into tn game.
 Only One Casualty.
 Ralph Waterhouse, Bristol Hig
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