New Britain herald., 1925-11-25
H. s. TERMINATES
 SEASON WITH WIN
Takes Decisive Game From SOuthingtOn Boys by 27-O Score MISS HERMAN RESIGNS
Linden Street school Teacher Rc- turns to Sorwich--Y. W. C. A.. Planning Campaign - Doraxio Freed of Non Support Charge.

Plainville high school closed fits first football season yesterday when 1t went to Southington and trimmed the freshmen and sophomores of Lewis high school by score Of 27 to Q. II was by far the best and fastest game that has been played by the school this year.
 This made the third combat of the season with the Southington aggregation. The first one was played in PlainviIlc and tho local boys lost by the score of ' to 0. In the second game the Plainville lads reversed the tables and won IS 10 o. In this last game they in- creased the score 10 2 10 c and made the touchdowns during four ten-minute periods instead of 15- minute periods.
 Southington kicked to Plainvillc. i Tho local high school marched the 1 ball through the line and scored z i points in less than four minutes The i ball was then received by South ! ington. only to be lost on downs and become ih" property of the 1 PIainrille boys for another score. In the second quarter tho ball was rushed 10 Southington's line and when the whistle for the end of the half blew the ball was on their c. inch line.
 In the second half of the game inc local boys used every play they had and managed 10 havc things pretty nearly their own way Rob ertson was called out of his tackle position q number Of times to cut around the end with the ball. and every time the play was called it was good for 50 to 40 yards. Digglc and BaCkman did some excellent running and hitting the line. Murphy shone moro on the de- fcnsc. Every lin, man was on the job and nearly on every play the Southingtou lads were thrown for q loss.
 IN lttlllH I''' IllC tollSlSlFi Ot Peterson, poWnham, Webbcr, Ncs- goda. Paige, Robertson. McGibbon and Sas"ll and thc hacktirlI of ! Captain Buckman, DiPgIc. Kramer and Murphy.
 Five games W"r" played by the high school this season. with the following results:
 PIainvillc c. Sonthington '.
 PlainNillc Is. Southington 0.
 Plainvillc 6, Mcridcn 2G.
 plainville IS, Mcridcu junior
 high 0.
 Plainrille @7. SouthimEton Q.
 The boys of the school wish 10 aank again those who so generous 'H contributed 10 the athletics of tho school and made these games possible The field in back of tn" school has meant much tO the high school and has been the general playground Of the town. The girls have their basketball court there and have played among themselves as much as the weather would per init.
 Miss Kicrnan Resigns
 Miss Martcla Kicrnan. thr first grade teacher at the Linden street school, has resigned her position and will return to her home in ! Norwich, where her name has been reached on the list of applicants. Sorry to leave painviIl", the ad- vantag" of being able to live at home has proved the deciding fac tor in her acceptance of the chance,
 Miss Kicrnan has been employed by the local school department for two years, and she is characterized by Superintendent l.. $. Mills as 8 Superior teacher" and "aboyc inc average" She is q graduate of the New Haven normal school
 Her place will be filled by Miss Suzanna O'Connor, q Eraduat" of Gorham normal school. Gorham Me. Sh" comes highly rrcommcnd- ed and has been breaking in un- der Miss Kicrnan's eye this week. Sh" will assume full charge of the class next Monday.
 NOn-Support Charge Dropped
 Frank Dorazio of Pearl street was discharged by Justice NJ. O. Ryder on a charge Of non-support last night. The charge was brought by