New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
ALL NEW BRITAIN STARS TO
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Kennedy, Rogers, "Unk"
 COnley and Vose Will Seek to Aid in Downing Famous Yellow Jackets in Brass City Tomorrow.

Waterbury, Dec. B - Promoter George Mulligan certainly made a popular move whom ha contracted with n. Frankfort Yellow Jackets, professional football champions Of the east, for a game at BraSsro park Sunday with his Waterbury Blues, The game is attracting statc- wide interest and with no other games booked throughout the state for this date. hundreds of football followers throughout Con- necticut are expected to flock 10 the Brass City to see how well the new state champions compare with the club which is generally acknowI- edged to be the greatest football team ever gathered together,
 Just glance at q few of the names which make up the Yellow Jackets lineup and you will he convinced of the truth of this statement. In the squad Of < men, every one Of whom Is a former college star. there are five men who during their college careers were picked by Walter Camp for his first All-American team and five players are former captains of their collegiate elevens. The Yellow Jackets lineup reads almost like the Blue Book of Foot bal.
 Here are the men who make up Ta g+t, 4. JpUea Stein, captain and All-American tackle, captain at Washington and Jefferson; Herb Stein. hls brother, All-American center, captain at Pittsburg; Mike Gulian, All-Ameri- can tackle, captain at Brown; Jim Welsh, All-AneriCan guard, Col gate; Charlie Way, Au-American halfback, Penn State; Behman, guard, captain at Dickinson; Thomas, end, Penn State; Spagna, guard. Lehigh; DayhoT back. Bucknell; Haws, nartmouth; storer, hack, LehIgh; O'Connell, end, La fayette; Tex Hamer, back, captain at Penn; Doyle, end, West Point; Sullivan, back, Penn; Hoffman, guard, Lehigh: Kellogg, back, syracuse. Isn't this some squad?
 Realizing that the coming of the Yellow Jackets to Waterbury Is the biggest thing that has ever oC- cured in state football, Manager MuIligan IS determined that his new champions shall make the best showing possible in order to uphold the prestige of football in Connecticut At first thought after reading over. tie makeup of the Jackets, many fans may believe the Blues haven't q chance with the big Frankford club hut they will change their mind when they sec the makeup of the club he is going tc put on the field against the In. vaders.
 Strengthen Blues' Lineup
 He has delegated Eddle Curley 1T round ID the hest talent in thl state to plug ID the few weak spot in the Blues lineup and much Q this work has been done. Among the new men who have been SC Hartford West Side end; Jim Con nelly. captain and end; Stan Noss guard; Joe Rogers, center, and Stal Kennedy, clever hack, from Ne7 Britain, and Chink HammiIl, th Bridgeport ha1tback. Besides thes he will have hls regulars, Mccra'' and Hall. tackles; Mccarthy, guard CHdea, center; Ed Barnikow, Ke Waty NcPhee, backs, besides hl reserve material.
 With such a strong squad, Mn'H Ean is conndnt he can give the Vi low Jackets a setback and he fs ordered practice for every rigf this weer. at the Field stref aruory htginnlrg tonight Co James WuHev has helped along th rood york hy donating inc use xke big drlu-sbed for the prac,lc Sess'o1s whicn couId not be hel out ot doors a' this late date. Man new plays and for,nar0us will | rehearsad avI 1t 7'I ho tn truth
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