New Britain herald., 1923-10-22
-s. Both squads were evenly

12-6. Both squads were evenly matched.
 Tho touchdowns were made in the last half, when Giana, taking Roch's place at end, pulled down an almost impossible pass and went over the line.
 In the third quarter, Kane, star end for the Triangles. pulled down an- ether pass after having caught two, and pushed across the line, bringing the score up to 12-0. In the last minute of play, Scully, of the Tigers, caught a long pass and scored a touchdown for the New Britain team after travelling nearly half the field. Kane and Ritchie were after Scully, but were put out of play after they had fallen over some of the specta- tors who crowded onto the field.
 The Rambler Tigers put on clean and fast game and showed a stone- wall defense. Their line work was good.
 The Triangles lined up as follows: Kane, left end; Roche, Giana, right end; W. Johnson, Balog, right tackle; Martino, Carey, left tackle; Carlson, left guard; c. Johnson right guard; Gumbo, center; Ritchie, Greco, Bol- les, Chaponi and Darrow in the back field. Bolles, Kane, Gumbo and Ritchie starred.
 Practice for the q Triangles has been called at Cyper's Hill this eve hing.
 Captains Meet Tomorrow.
 Arthur l.. Moffatt today issued a 'equest that all bowling team cap aims of last year, together with all others interested in bowling, meet to- morrow evening at 8 o'clock at T. A. }. hall, Kensington, to further plans or this years bowling activities. Mir. doffatt is of the opinion that the york of getting teams together and ranging schedules should be start d at once.
 Poultry Club Meeting.
 Poultry fanciers in Berlin are look ng forward to the first meeting of he Poultry Record club which will 'e held tomorrow evening at o'clock n the community house. R. G. of the Hartford county arm bureau, will be in charge of the neeting and will start the work of rganization. He will also tell of ,hat the club has already accom- lished in other towns.
 What About Team?
 Little has been heard for the past sw weeks about the All kensington ootball team which was in the rocess of organization. Whether it ] working on the quiet or whether it as fallen through altogether is not nown The baseball team proved to Q success and there is no reason I hy football team should not also ! Q successful if the men would show I 5 much spirit as they did on the q lamond.
 Methodist Church Notes. The social service class met this ternoon at $40 o'clock. The regu- r monthly business meeting of the e pworth league will be held this ,ening at s o'clock. A social will II How and all members are urged to II , present.
 Berlin Congregational. The regular weekly prayer meeting T III be held Thursday evening. The . oy Scouts will meet Friday evening th Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. l Several from Berlin attended the N ssion of the council of Congrega- 'nal churches in Springfield yester- y.
 East Berlin Items The Order of Eastern Star will give whist and social in the Knights of :. thias' hall Wednesday evening, No- ~ mber '. q MT. and Mrs. J. A. Williams, who ts ve been spending the past two IT II eks in Denver. Colo. and Salt Lake " y, Utah. have returned to their " me on Penfield avenue. bi Louis Hagen of Woodsville, N H., te s been the guest of his parents. hi :. and Mrs. Mahlon Hagen, al their I' me on Main street. CT Mrs. r. Hubbard is spending few m Fs as the guest of relatives in New of ven.
 Willie Minatree has returned 10 il. st Berlin after spending the past dc [ days in Philadelphia. Pa. III The ladies Of St. Gahriel's church kr l meet at the home of Mrs. r. D. tit :h on Main street Thursday after s1