The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-21
Prince And Luby Trained To 7ltulr Ring Clash
Red And BLack To
 TackLe Flushing
 M Curtain Game
By CHICK CREATION

Undaunted by their if to 7
 defeat at the hands of the Springfield College Freshmen Saturday, the Bridgeport High
 school gridders will consume
 this week in preparation for the
 banner game of the season.
 the curtain ringer. Flushing High School of New York, best
 of Father Knickerbocker's
 scholastic e1evens this year, will furnish the opposition to the Park City High. Flushing
 has defeated all Gotham High Schools and are the undisputed champions of the Metropolis.
 Saturdays defeat by the Springfield College yearlings was the fourth suffered by the Red and Black this season,
 which is the poorest record ac-
 cumulated by the Hilltoppers
 since Fred Hunt took charge of
 the Red and Black athletics.
 Since Hunts advent at the Lyon
 Terrace Institute, B. H. s. has
 lost but one game each season
 on the gridiron, that being the 'sbig game" each time.
 Looking Forward to 1922.
 To be perfectly candid, the Hunt team of this year does not fit in the l same picture with the Hunt machines of past years. Although there has been plenty of material this year, the l timber is yet t'green," and there are | many rough spots to be polished l However. the Hilltop eleven of next l ha -.,,olyn n,~io ooly great portion of this years team will 1 be on hand-aIl but the exception of
 Johnny Lancaster, Joe Lengyell. and
 Captain Otto Saur. who will be Coach Hunt will have 9. corking pair
 of quarterbacks-just what is lacking
 in the Red and Black machine this
 season. The duet in question are Billy Dorkin and Ray Shea. They are 1 yet youngsters, but have the
 ''makins'' of wonderful field generals, i and will make the grade next season. i Another reason why B. H. S. did 1 not fare so well this year is-Ray
 Whalen. The Hilltop ace. who proved | a sensation in scholastic circles last
 year, has been on the side lines all | season, incapacitated by injuries. No 1 d oubt if WhaIen were in the Hneups
 when the Red and Black met defeat, | the result might have been the re- | verse, if the scintilating playing of 1 last year can be taken as a Syiterion- | Whalen is a wonderful forward passer
 and kicker and a brilliant end and | broken field runner. besides being an l exceptional player on the defense. | Ys. siri Whaln's absence from the | B. H. $. lineup has been a great ham, | dricap to the Hunt Clan. However, l Whalen is a Sophomore and he will be there for the next two years to
 bring more honor to the Hilltop In- | Stitute.
 As next Saturdays game with l Flushing is slated to spell f-i-n-i-s for
 the season, we are offering the Red l and Black record and point scorers. Cooney Leading Point Scorers. l Vince Cooney, star right end of the 1 Hunters leads the clan in point SCOT | ing with 25 tallies to his record | Vince has made four touchdowns and
 kicked one goal. Bud" Fisher and Howie Seeley. fu1Tback and halfback 1 respectively are tied for second hon l ors Both have 24 points in theIr 1 scoring columns, each having scored 1 four touchdowns. The total point l scoring of the team is 139 to 40 for 1 their opponents; 99 of these points
 were piled up in the two opening | games of the season-Derby and | Wilby. The summary follows: