New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
NEW BRITAIN TEAM
 WINS VERY EASILY
'Stratlord Eleven Goes Down to
 an IS to Q Defeat

| l ne 4>e" bFltdlH IoOtDdll eleNen eA' perienced little difficulty yesterday afternoon in defeating the Stratford team IS to 0, before fair sized crowd at Nibberts field. The visitors were practically the same team tha, held the locals to a 2 to 0 victory in the opening game of the season here several weeks ago, Against the club that Manager Kiniry presented yesterday the boys from down state were outclassed in every department of the game. Up to the last two minutes of play in the fourth period the visitors were in possession of the ball only twice. In three attempts to gain through the line the Stratford- ties made no impression and were forced to punt. After the locals had secured the third touchdown in the fourth period the kickoff was made to the visitors. On this occasion a forward pass was executed success fully, giving the stratford team its only first down of the day.
 Locals Look Good.
 With three new men in the lineup the New Britain team showed to its best advantage so far this year. While there is still plenty of room for im provement in the team work the consensus of opinion seems to be that with Peterson. Malone and Quigley, the new additions, the local team as I it is now composed will be able to go forth and grab the state cham l lpionship.
 Worked Peterson Hard. l Peterson played his first game with the locals and if ever player earned his days pay it was the blond-haired boy from New Haven. Pete was used time after time and on only one or two occasions did he fail to make long gains. His playing was of the all l-around variety.
 Malonc's Great Play.
 Peterson was used to catch the for ward passes thrown by Captain Bar nikow and he got about 90 per cent of them. It was this player who scored the first touchdown. Malone, playing along side his old running mate, Frankel fitted like a glove in the locals line. When he has had 
 a tower of strength. He electrified the crowd on one occasion when he caught a kickoff and ran the ball back to the center of the field, Owing to a penalty inflicted by the umpire, the ball was brought back to where Malone started from and an addl- tional Is yard penalty was imposed The crowd, however, showed its ap- precia ton of the fine work by Ma lone, by giving him a big hand. Ed die Quigley, the new quarterback got into the game in the fourth period. He had only adjusted his headgear when the ball was snapped to him and he signalized his entry into the game with neat run. 'Qulg showed that he is fast as greased lightning,
 Poitis, Cleary, Rogers, koplowitz and Jim Conley turned in their usual brilliant exhibition. Hickey, Barn- llow, Barnes and Carpenter worked well in the backfield and Frankel, who is fast rounding into shape, played his best game of the season yesterday,
 Subs Get Chance.
 The management gave the second string men chance yesterday, Joe kenney Tinti, Paulson and Leary getting into the fray In the last two minutes of play, Rogers was hurt and as Coach Barnikow had sent his reg ulars home it was necessary to fnlsh the game with ten men, which was not very hard to do at that
 Touchdown for Conley.
 Peterson, Hickey and Conley dld the scoring for the locals. Conley scored his touchdown after Poitis had blocked a punt and Conley bounced on the ball as it rolled back or the goal line It was one of the neatest plays of the game.
 At the end of the first halt the New Britain team had the ball four inches from the goal line when the whistle blew.
 The lineup: