New Britain herald., 1925-10-09

A victory over the All-New Britain football team on Sunday will be sweet music to the ears of the fans who are backing the Hartford West Sides and for this purpose, the management has strengthened its lineup considerably within the past few days. 'Bhe game will be played at Clarkin Field and number Of shifts will be made in the lineup making 1t different team to meet New Britain than the one that met the Waterbury Blues last Sunday.
 Two new guards have been added to the West Sides roster, both being former members ofa New York Giants. They are Jim Petty and Bob Mcintosh. Petty is probably the teams choice for one of the guard positions while Bonadies will prob ably be his mate In this position, Bonadies proved to be tower Of strength against the Waterbury Blues last Sunday. Griffin will play at center having won the position through hs good work in last Sun days game.
 Stan Kennedy. New Britain castoff, has been selected for the quarter back position to take the place Of Walter Downey who is on the sick list, Herman will be used as re- lief halfback as well as reserve quarterback, The back positions will be covered by "Butsy' Sturm and Davis, the long punter while Tonry Nill start at fullback
 New Britain is confidently await tns the call to kickoff, Following wednesday nights practice, Coach Bus Pond figures that his team will carry off the honors in Sundays tilt. The team is showing a greater amount of power in the backfield and the play of the line last Sunday could not be improved on very much.
 An important announcement has been made by the management. William H Neale. known as "Wid- die" and Greasy" while a member of the Yale eleven f5r three seasons and rated as one of the best back field men that Yale has had in many years, signed contract yesterday to plav with All-New Britain.
 He will be in tue lineup Sunday against the West Sides. Th" addl- ton Of Nealc to the lineup will gtVe New Britain just what the team has lacked in the past few games, a man with speed and the ability to run m broken field, good forward pass er and an excellent puntcr. He ls the flashing. high stepping type ot player and should prove 10 he tower of strength for the locals. ,H" will practice with the team tonight and again on Sunday morning and will be in trim for the tilt Sunday.
 Zip" Zehrer and "Shifty" SW'm are two more who will give the Hartford crew an interesting session. Another important change that may be made will be the shifting oi Radzewich from quarterback to a halfback position so that his ahiIl'y as ball carrier may be nscd to better advantage. "RaddE mas gained for himself the reputation oi being a hcady man. His work at quarterback has left nothing to be desired, but while in that position he loses some of the power which he has for breaking through and getting away with the ball kccnoy' two years with Bowdoin, will prob ably sbe seen at quarterback while Eddie Barnikow will fill in at tnIl- back. o'Brien, from Michigan, will be his alternate.
 New Britain fans know what 10 eSpect when these two rival cIcNens meet. New Britain holds win over the West Sides from last year while the second game went to a score less tie.
 Hartford fans arc reported 10 he saving up the long green to lay II on their champions, but tho banks fin New Britain will be empti"d over the weekend, 90 sure ar" tNe local fans Of a victory. Now Britain will make its tsrougest bid for the state title Sunday.