New Britain herald., 1922-11-10

Britain players are faster and the fact
 that they are in perfect trim will give
 them big advantage.
 The loss of Thorne at center was severe handicap to the squad, but Coyle is filling that position in q re- markable manner. Another loss will be felt .s in the backfeld, that of OBrien as a valuable substitute. but
 there are several men who can fill in in a capable manner.
 The team has had an unsuccessful year until few weeks ago. Last week the team of Columbia Prep school, New York City, was severely trounced to the tune of 37 10 0. Thes boys played a sterling game and have had
 some real practice during this week in preparation for the big classic of
 the year.
 How They Will Line Up The probable lineup is Haber, left end; Bojnowski, left tackle; Dera- doorian, left guard; Coyle, center;
 Rakowsl1i, rightF guard; McCabe. right tackle; Giana, right end; Rev
 holds, quarterback; Walker, right halfback; Gierochowski, left halfback and Murtha, fullback.
 Haber has made a name for himself on the team this year. He went out for football the first part of the season with no previous knowledge of the game. He had gradually developed and now is especially adept at getting the forward pass. Lefty has scored
 several touchdowns by this route.
 Boinowski, the left end, is the heaviest man on the squad, weighing 174 pounds. He is a hard man to keep out of a play and uses his hands to
 great advantage.
 The fact that the team has had
 such remarkable comeback is due as much to the spirit of eradoorianl, the left guard, as that of any other player on the team. He is aggressive and fast, being the lightest man on the. line.
 Z Coyle, the center, has played as q substitute during the greater part Of
 the year. He has developed steadily
 and can take care of his position very
 well. He has developed an' accurate
 pass and is recognized as one of the brainiest players on the squad, Rakowski, right < guard, did nat show up to his expected form in the earlier games of the season, probably l due to bad jots received then, but l lately he has been in good form and | it is fair to assume that his game will be worth seeing. ~% l While light for the position Of right
 tackle, McCabe is angular and rahgy
 and for this reason is more efficient
 than d man of his weight usually IS l in that position. Upon him depends
 a great deal of the defensive hope of
 the team. However he generally rises l to the occasion and 1t is expected that
 he will play fine game.
 The lightest man on the team Is 1 Giana, the right end. He is short oi stature, so his lightness does not count against ham as much as Il
 ordinarily would against man of his
 weight. He has developed very quick ly into reliable end. He is a fast I runner and steady in getting line Il on plays. He is also sure, hard il taclsler and can get his man every Il time, as was shown in the games ii
 which he has played. He can carry I the ball for good gains.
 Il Passing on to Reynolds, the guar terback, it' is found that he nat
 never played at the game until th!'
 season, and has developed into { good man since he has been on the
 squad. He has handled the team
 with judgment and is valuable as
 broken field runner. He can throv
 forward pass fast and accurate. Walker, the right halfback com hines weight and speed and is hart man to stop in skin tackle and ent run plays. He will bear watchin, Saturday, as big things are expected from him.
 The same thing can be said Gierochowski, the left halfback, wh is also a new man at the game, bu
 has developed rapidly. He is fas runner and an aggressive player al around. Both Walker and Giero chowski are strong on defense work The real veteran of the team George Murtha, its captain, who wa picked for the All-Connecticut full back last year. He has been handi
 capped this year by bruises whic have impaired his work, but he now in perfect physical condition | meet the crisis He carries the bal through the line better than ever an made four out of the five touch
 downs secured by the local team las Saturday. He is also a good man I defense and can diagnose the play of the opponents in wonderfu
 manner, tipping his mates off as t
 what is to be done in the play. Hi
 ability is great help to the team This is his third year at football. In addition to the regulars, Coacl Cassidy has an abundance of depend able material for substitutes. To the end positions Dominic Naples an Jack Butler, both of whom hay taken part in games this year, ar available.
 Naples is Q star performer i track. He has had two years ex perience with the team and has give good account of himself this yea in football. He played in the Eas Hartford, New Haven and Columbi Preparatory school games.
 Butler played in the East Hart ford and Columbia games holdin
 down the left wing. Last Saturda
 at St. Mary's field, after he had beel
 injured in the opening play Of tn
 fourth period. unknown to the coach
 he finished the game with disIocat
 ed shoulder. Dr. Henry T. Bray, th'