New Britain herald., 1922-11-27
ON THE FIRST BOUND
MYTH cLERKIN.


 A heavy gloom has settled over East Hartford while the clouds of joy are everywhere in evidence in this city, due to the great victory of Man ager Kiniry's New Britain football team over the All-Hartford team yes terday. The score, to 0, does not tell the superiority, of the New Britain team over their bitter rivals.
 In defeating Coach Art. sMuligans team, the New Britain eleven not only satisfied thousands of rooters in this city, but many in Hartford also, judging from expressions heard at the close of the game. It was incl dentally the first defeat handed the All Hartford team on it's own grounds in three years. What could be swecter, from a New Britain standpoint?
 The form displayed in yesterdays s game showed that the locals have at last rounded out a smooth machine. There appeared to be an abundance of harmony and the eleven worked like well oiled machine throughout the fray,
 The acquisition of Hap Harmon was a master stroke on the part of Manager Kiniry. Harmon, while he was taken out of the game twice, did as much in the time he was in to make the score possible as anybody. The big boy from Indian Neck is en- |. c-.. l.; ..l,-.x ,;.,<r
 The casualty list was very heavy yesterday, Morris Frankel, Bob Leary and Dewey Carpenter, being rendered hors de combat. It is rather signi- ficant that Frankel and Leary re ceived similar injuries playing in the same position, which was against Bonadies. At the close of the game. both men reported that they were feeling well, and expect to enter next Thursdays fray at Hanover Park. x
 After playing in the fullback. posi- 'suosess oMl Io1 snpsl leooI uo uop and not doing work that was particn- larly wonderful, Dewey Carpenter. was played yesterday 8t quarterback. Small in stature, Dewey is afraid of none of them and the bigger they are the harder he tackles them.
 The work of Joe Rogers at center yesterday was a revelation to the All Hartford fans. Time and again Rogers broke through and smeared the opposing backfeld men before fhnu lad Oof s4a rted
 Johnny Landers tried to pull funny one in the first period. After he had been tackled and dowped he jumped up and tried to clip off a few yards Johnny hit the ground so hard when Politis and Nealon struck him that he needed some medical at tention
 There are happy days in the life of every man, but Eddie Boomer" Dill had his Yesterday. Having joined the New Britain team last week, Boomer" was given chance yesterday to play against All-Hartford, He made good, reeing off several yards by his quick darts through the line. At the end of the first half, Boomer. was wear ing smile that did not leave him for the remainder of the day,
 The crowd gave pr. Joseph M Klein big hand every time he ran out to assist a local player who was injured That little run of the docs is neatly done. When the history of the New Britain team is written this season, the friendship and aid rcn- dered by Dr. Klein, should not be overlooked.
 Hundreds of New Britain persons had their Christmas present money | added to considerably yesterday. Over in Hartford, odds on New Britain was asked, while the East HaYtfor. fans were willing to give odds on their | favorites. Hence. a nice cleanup.
 Mickey Ryan's suggestion that a band accompany the New Britain team to East Hartford, did not ma terialize Mickey however, lent his vocal assistance several times, and