New Britain herald., 1924-11-10

We'll, there's no doubt about 1t. and no alibis are necessary, the best team won yesterday.
 George Mulligan certainly brought over a well trained, aggressive clean playing and clever bunch of pigskin chasers.
 New Britain tried hard, but the other boys were just too good for them. That's all there Is to that.
 Any doubts the fans might have had about the subject were dispelled after tho first Ave minutes Of play.
 It simply was fitting close to a weekend of npsets that saw the fav- orites lose all down the line. Harv- ard lost to Princeton; Lafayette lost 10 Rutgers; Syracuse lost Co West Virginia Wesleyan; Illionois was un- able to heat Chicago; Boston beat Marquette; Brown lost to the In- disns and so on, down the line. 
 Of course, it's always easier to play the game after the final whistle has blown, as we all realize that it's much simpler to play the game on a typewriter than on the gridron, but with the stonewall defense of the Waterbury team yesterday it does seem as though the only criticism of New Britain would be that they kept pcclsing away at the line. When 1t was obvious that the line 'ould not give the team might have lneftcd, certainly they would have srrifced no opportunities, if they hd opened up immediately and re- sded to an aerial game. hat run Of Miske's was hum- diger and the only thrill that New Btain offered. In shifting the ball tdstraight arm one tackler, he was hl by another and fumbled. New Britain did not make single fit down on straight line plunges. Ts one first down the team made on liz plunges came on tumble. ~ke shining light of New Britain
 WE, as usual. Stan Kennedy. On tll, defense he was in every play, al he hit the line hard and often. tross-country runner always ap- DIT ontho streets in E. V. D's.- Unfortunately it Is strictly a mascu-
 liz sport.
 n baseball it's runs that count, nl hits--And in football they pay of on touchdowns, not first downs.
 is reported Miss Taylor has glsn Dempsey the cold shoulder.- Al we always heard these movie qrens were such h6 stuff.
 Red Grange is the best ball car rr in the country--No one in inter- e"d any more in knowing who the tst high ball carrier Is.
 It tis.safd. Mr. Grango's father was aumber .iack-EXpcrts agree, how e,r, there is nothing numbering abut the young man.
 lrf papers say Master Charley sthe best -year-oId In the wtld-WeI1, why don't they put him inhe movies along with Jackie Coo ga.
 rank Carpenters place in history is scure-He will be known as the on man Mike McTigue was able to kpCk out.
 startling revelation has been male showing Grange's hair IS not yee-But happily we are not one of the queruIous kind that split hairs oNe things like this. to matter how high the goose hags they can't hang him--mean-. in Mir. Goslin--too high for Me- Cnw
 .Admittinely we are little late in getting around to this one, but we feel it yerses on the point of beng a nifty)
 Iarney Oldfield sues for divorce Lets sec. wasn't he some sort of spe4i demon back when so miles an hour 1as considered fast"
 The -ritics say Yale is lucky this y.sr--Fy that they probably mean the cam doesn't have to face Illinois
 Gle1na Collett hits. a golf ball far th.r than any woman player in America.
 Gene Tunn"y is the model young man, The listh heavyweight cham pion shuns, profanity, likker and to- bacco in all forms.
 Willie Hopes repeated wins at balk line and three cushions stamp him as the worlds greatest all- round cue artist.
 Jack White, brother Of left-hook Charley is back in the fight game as manager of battlers,
 Cleveland rig ncommission has i'm Sposcd maximum of $5 admission ! fer future ring shows.
 Baylock. oNeill. Finnemann and Brink, four local boys. were out standing stars for the undefeated Conn. Aggles in their triumph over Trinity on Saturday. The local ID. II.