New Britain herald., 1922-10-17
ON THE FIRST BOUND
.wTTn CLERKIN;

Managers of football and other teams desiring notices on the sport page of the Herald are requested to have them in this office before 9:30 a. m. or else 1t will be necessary to defer publication until the following day.
 Jack Lash, one of the directors of the New Britain football team, says that nothing is to be left undone to capture the New England title this season. Mir. Lash is pleased with the team as 1t was made up on last Sum- day, but he still has lines out for two players who will lend much strength to the club.
 Manager John J. Kiniry has ar- ranged for three practice sessions for the New Britain team this week. Ed die Quigley will come here three times this week from Holyoke, Mass, in order to be in shape to run the team next Sunday against the West Sides of Hartford.
  formers in Connecticut for several years will in all probability don the New Britain football uniform this week, in Duke" Rowley and Red" Quinn, formerly of the Williams A. c. of New Haven. Both of these men are star performers. Quinn should go big with Eddie Barnikow and Peterson in the backfleld, while Row. ley will be right at home with Frankel and Malone in the line.
 Manager John J. kiniry has prac- tically booked the celebrated Naval Base team of New London for a game here on November 12.
 Negotiations are in the works for series between the New Britain and the Al-Hartford elevens. Should the plans materialize, 1t is probable that the first game will be played at Poli Field, on October 22.
 Local people who watched the Nut megs in the opening game at Muzzy Field last Sunday. speak in excellent terms of the work of the eleven. Al Blanchard at end, gave as fine an exhibition of football as has been seen in the Bell Town for many sea- sons against the Trojans of Hart ford.
 Managers James Dunn and James Scott are. out to give the Bristol and New Britain followers of the Nut. megs, a corking team. and they are now arranging for the appearance el several college stars in the lineuI next Sunday.
 The Nutmegs management is try ing to book the Valley Park team o Torrington, for next Sundays game at Muzzy Field.
 Abetz, a former High school play CT, showed up we'll with the Nutmeg last Sunday, from all accounts. An other player, whose work attractet attention last Sunday was Red Neale.
 "Nervo" Nelson, one of the Nut megs' veteran players, was towe of strength in the backfield last Sun day. When the big fellow is righ' he is a hard man to stop. Information is at hand to the ef feet that little petty differences be tween several players in the line o the High school football eleven, 1 telling heavily on the team Som players are said to have lined Ill with each other in showing feelin against "Battler" Murtha, captain 0 the team.
 Now those who have watched th work of Murtha for several season will agree that he has done his blt in putting across a winning team The fact that he was selected as cap tain, should not lead some players | be "sore". It Is the belief that Mur tha's work last year entitled him | the honor and that's just that.
 The knights of the driver and put ter are certainly being favored "lt some splendid weather.
 M. F. Tanguay, manager Of th Tribune A. C. of Waterbury, teie nhone S546-2, would like to hea from Manager James McCue of tn shamrocks A. c. of this city, this eve
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