New Britain herald., 1925-10-08

rlayograph, gives this statement the l!e.
 It was estimated that there were over 3,O00 people standing in Church street while the game was being played yesterday and this number was being added 10 at every mom- cnt. Many favorable comments l were heard about the town last night | on the manner in which the game Is sent over The Herald" has a tel | cgraph wire direct to the playing | field in Pittsburgh so that there Is | little time lost in transmitting what | happens there. In fact, yesterday 1 tho playograph was just minute | behind the radio announcement.
 We'll be on the job every day un- til the series is finished and that in cludes Sunday. Of course, we don't like to work on Sunday anymore than anyone else, but as we aim to please and the baseball fans display cd to us yesterday that they appre- ciato the workings of the board, we'll be right on the job. The loss of Harry Stromquist to the New Britain High school football team will be keenly felt in the days which are to come. Losing two men of the calih~e of BojnowsEi and Stromuuist b no joke to any foot ball mentor and it is worse when things like this happen just after a season has started.
 We do not know exactly what the trouble with Stromquist is, but we do know that whatever it is, 1t has been his own fault. Scholastic difficult ties" Is the reason given by the authorities for his disbarment from the team. and this seems to put the Elamc on the players shoulder TOT the plight in which he finds himself and his mates.
 stromuuist held very important nlace on the team. He was full
  position. He also called the signals i. and directed the teams play and 1t goes without saying that his work in last Saturdays game, was great help in the showing made by the team,
 If is said that there is slight pos sibility that he may be able to get hack into the game again, but this f. is so slight that it is feared that he is lost to the team for the remainder of the season.
 If Is absolutely necessary that the ' High school authorities uphold tne disciplinary rules set upon those who wou1l indulge in athletics To some of inc young men playing on 'he i, team. sports may seem to be more nrnortant that education, but in later years, they will find that brains count more than brawn. It is un- rortuu9tn that this should happen mst at this time, but as there is no oue to blame but the player himself, h" will have to suffer the results of lis own folly.
 The Rangers A. C. football team adds another item to make the com- ing weekend real all around Hartford New Britain affair. Sat urday, the high school football team takes on the Weaver high 1 school team in this city in Hart ford-New Britain game. Sunday All-New Britain will engage the West Sides of Hartford in Hartford and now the Rangers of this cit! will battle the Rangers of Hartford at Memorial field.
 We look for three local victories .neXt Saturday and Sunday, despite the fact that there are many who think that All-New Britain vii bow 10 the West Sides.
 The Falcons are stepping out II fast company also Sunday when th' team will face the fast Whitman eleven of Willimansett, Mass, on th' Bay State home olt. The Williman sett team has been sectional cham plons in their vicinity for the pas two seasons and this year a few o ihe star players of last years fam ous Churchill team of Holyoke have been added to the roster
 Coach Sataline of the Falcon steam will have hts charges out to night at St. Mary's field putin them through the paces in prepar a1 ation for Sundays tussle. All mem bers of the team will have to he 0 hand if they wish 10 play Sunda! No practice, no play, should be
 rule adopted by every team eithe arrofessional of semi professional be cause no eleven can be whippc into shape with practice sessior held with an incomplete team.
 Coach Stan Ashley of the RanE CTS football team is one mentor wf mas put lulS HolIldu uie ii'to eH'
 this year. He holds 10 the polio tthat if the players cant get arour to practice. then they will not allowed to play in the games
 which the team engages. This
 only fair to inc players individual and to the team as a unit becau'
 when q man doesn't practice vii
 his team mates, even though Nnight hr the greatest star. the c
 ordination of pla'@ is lacking ar
 there crecps in that little bit of uI
 certainty which is liable to lose
 game on one play.
 Football needs strenuous practl