New Britain herald., 1925-09-12
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 Manager. Ed Daley of the All New Britain football team received the contract of the Yellow Jackets football team of Frankford, Pa, yesterday. He and the other oai- eials of tho club signed the con- tract and dispatched it back to the Yellow Jackets management.
 One important item in the con. tract stated that the Yellow Jackets required that four periods of IS minutes each should be played. This contract binds the local man aEement to this clause and will as- sure the large crowd of fans who gather 10 watch the contest of one full hour Of play,
 The Yellow Jackets wish New Britain to pick all the officials for the game with tho exception of the head linesman. They require that they be allowed 10 furnish this of- hcial to represent their interests on the field. This appears to be very fair proposition 10 the local men and they have agreed to all clauses.
 All-New Britain will hold its first neld practice tomorrow morning at lo:S0 at Memorial field. The team will work out on signals and line plays under the direction of Coaches Bus" Pond of Torrington and Dave Dunn of this city. Follow ing the talk given the men who have been, selected 10 wear the All New Britain colors great enthusi- asm has been shown by the players in the coming season.
 It is feared from the reports , coming in from the cities about the state that the stadium at Memo- rial field will not be large enough to accommodate the crowds who are to see the Yellow Jackets per form on the goth of the month. New Haven. Hartford, Waterbury, Meriden and all the towns about, are going to send in their quota of fans to watch what is termed as the greatest team iu the country perform against the local club.
 Tomorrow's game, the second one between the Corbin Red sox and the Kensington team in the series f for the championship of New Brit ain, will be a humdnger Both teams are in the best of shape pos sible and the, Red Sox are out sharpening up their batting eyes this afternoon ready to sail out the hits that win games.
 II There won't be anybody home H but the livestock in Kensington to- morrow. The entire town Is moving N to St. Mary's field and even the women in the town are coming up \ to make a whole lot of noise for their athletes. This is a wonderful spirit to show to ball club and if ! kensington doesn't win the game something is radically wrong.
 Manager Patsy Buckley of the Kensinston team is confident that the series will be thrown into three games. In case of this happening the third game will be played next Saturday afternoon. This will be necessary because the All-NeW Britain football opens up its season week from Sunday playing the M famous Yellow Jackets of Frank ford. Pa, at Memorial field.
 Manager John Tobin of the Cor
 bin Red sox is just as sure that hiE team will come through with vii tomorrow. His team has been rest
 ing all week and with the excep ton of batting practice this after
 noon, has been idle all the time The boys were on good edge las
 week and the fear of going stale i
 what has caused the management to lay of work during the week. There is such 8 thing as drawinl the condition of athletes too finely and Manager Tobin has been fight ing shy of this all week.
 s Taking 1t all in all, the game vii
 be q lulu. The two outfits ar pretty evenly matched and thi makes for a lot of interest in tn
 game. we certainly would like |
 watch a game just like last Sun
 days and we think the game wi
 be just the same if not better.