New Britain herald., 1922-12-01
Spea aking of Sports
By cLERKIS

The intense rivalry existing between
 the New Britain and Hartford football teams came to a breakinR point yesterday afternoon at Hanover
 Park. resulting in an nndinE that
 marrcd the holiday battle between
 Inc teams. The followers of the local
 eleven place directly at the door of | Bonadies, the All-Hartford left guard,
 the blsme for the trouble, or course
 1t takes two men 10 make a fight but
 from local standpoint. the action of
 Joe Malone does not come in for as
 much criticism as Bonadics gets. 1 Such affairs as that yesterday do
 not bring any credit to the grid game, and 1t might be just as well If the teams severed football relations. un- til 8 better feeling. can be displayed There are thousands of football fans who do not pay theiv money to watch
 q rough house on the field.
 Believing that the New Britain team was just about two touchdowns better than the All-Hartford team. there are some who came away disap-
 pointed at yesterdays showing.
 The All-Hartford admirers were satisfied that their team had out
 played the locals, baaing 1t on the Il um per Of yards gained, and tho fact that the ball was in the New Britain territory several times during the fray. It must be remembered that Yala r<ajy,nd n, nv x,orn x,ordi ;,, <ha Princeton game than did the Tigers, once getting the ball to the one-yard line. yet falling to score. How many will admit that Yale had a better team than Princeton?
 Manager Kiniry fortified. his team by getting two players from the West Side A. c. team of Hartford, Tommy Duly and "rted" Leary. Duly played opposite Benadies and he did fine days work. Of Leary, 1t can be said that he did well too. but not bit bet ter than Al. Blanchard. the regular guardian of the right wing position.
 moan could be heard on the New Britain side of the field when Hap" Jc.l Hap" is too good a player and too smart in breaking up forward passes to sit along the lines and watch pass after pass executed by the opposition As soon as he was put into the line up in the fourth period the situation changed completely, and New Britain made several good gains with liar mon carrying the ball.
 The Saturday afternoon basketball league will get under way tomorrow afternoon at the Y. M. c. A. The first game will be between the Pirates and the Senecas at o'clock, and the sec ond game will be played at 4 o'clock between the Independents and the 
 The managers of the teams in the Saturday afternoon league at the Y. NJ. c. A. have announced their line- ups as followsss Independents, B. 5chmitt, Corrazza, Stefnick, Ginsberg, Restella. Nelson and J. Sheehan yik- ngs, Nelson, c. Johnson, Wilson, Swanson, Berg and Anderson; Sene- ,as, Plude.. Kallgren, Grobstein, Abra-, hanson, Olson, F. Walthers, w. Wal hers and E. Johnson: Pirates, Nor ,lli, F. Sheehan, J. Meehan, Tancred. Wojack. Dudack, LATfar and Schmitt.
 Manager Frank Met 1eer of the Ro- yer A. c. stated today that the game scheduled between his pets and the , Redlands was called off by the latter yesterday for some unknown reason The teams are scheduled to clash Sunday afternoon at . o'clock at St. Mary't field.
 It had been arranged to hold a box l ng exhibition between the halves in 'esterday's game at Meriden. It waE ! ot held and everybody agrees that it vas not missed. t
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