New Britain herald., 1924-11-17

P1ey clearly outplayed tnelr iark |ity rivals in every department of be game.
 Brldgeport's greatest feat was oldinS the locals within the five |ard line.
 It was. here that Stan Kennedy as missed, The former Trinity |hptQin wired from passaic that hc | ad missed his train, The team lrcly missed him. With his line lclting ability, nothing would have reyented New Britain scoring at ast two touchdowns yesterday. While Joe Neville failed 10 boot le ball over the bars on two at mpts, the first hit the uprights and ithout wind against him would ave gone over.
 Joe played a sweet game just the me. and his throwing of forward isGes was beautiful to watch. In fact the entire New Britain am played as though inspired. The pnley boys "Urk" and "Berney" ere in the thick of it and as a unging back BerRey was as near second Kennedy as could be found. chit the line hard and often and ways for gains until taken out as result of injuries.
 Red" O'NcilI was on the sidelines 1t had been so badly battered in g game Saturday that it was inad- sable for him to get into the scrim- aging
 The game was rough at times and |th Bowers of Bridgeport and Con of New Britain were forced out rough injuries. Later Boomer" T was sent to the sidelines with uries.
 Summing up the situation. it may stated honestly that had Ken dy been in the game New Britain buId have won and won easily. Waterbury defeated the Hartford est Sides 6 to yesterday. Johnny shrehan, versatile guard the basketball court, has been Fcted to captain the National Eard five this fall
 The season will open at the Arm on Saturday night. November 29. th the PeAtos of Southington. Clarence Ianpher, the manager, is oking games for the season and booked on some fasts soutfits. The New Haven lIll'ors were wned 20 to 0 by the All-Hartfords sterday.
 The Mohawks went over 10 South nchester yesterday and came me at the small end of 10 0 b7e, after taking on the Pirates. Et vas tight game throughout d the locals played great ball, becially on the defensive, once ding their rivals for downs on four yard mark.
 The score was made at the close the first half when Tom Stowe of
 Pirates booted the ball over from
 27-yard mark.
 Jesse GniIford uses me Of tho mar west putting blades known 10 any bt ranking player,
 Jack Britton lasted longer than average fighter because he knew W to conserve his energy.
 Tony fuente, Mexican heavy ight, hanks largely on an over nd right smash to the head.
 Charley Paddock expects to tour
 world shortly, erraCing in com ritive sprints against various for Tn athletes
 Francis Ouimet was one of the tt American caddies to achieve na- nal distinction as an amateur Yer.
 Abe Goldstelr has signed to defend bantamwcight title against Ed
 Martin Dec. 1@. Martin has seen
 best days as top-notcher.
 0n form the Army should have no |uble decisively defeating the NY this year. West Point showed sat strength in tying Yale and los
 to Notre Dame only l5 10 [. The direction of Michigan football almost entirely In the hands of bistant Coach George Little, who certain 10 be Yosts successor.
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