New Britain herald., 1925-11-14
Hartford And New Britain Elevens Will Clash At Memorial Field This Afternoon At 2:30 O'Clock.
Both Sides Confident and Record Breaking Crowd Is Expected to Watch Annual Classic.
HARTFORD

NEW BRITAIN HARTFORD Gennette .......... (Capt.) RlnS
 Left End
 Anselmo ............. Anderson
 Left Tackle
 bTuCe blupulll
 Left Buard
 Scully ....... '..'....'' MaZoldS
 Center
 Clark .............. Gamerdinger Right Guard
 Pontls ............'.'. NdlSA
 Right Tackle
 Gourson ..,.,...........' Gage
 Right End
 Cldlr CunlHdH
 Quarterback
 Bray .............. Ia4llNan
 Left Halfback
 Right Halfback
 Stromquist (CaptO ....... Taylor
 Fullback
 Clustering winds and early morn- Ing overcast skies could not dampen the spirits of the loyal fol- lowers of the New Britain high school football team which takes the field this afternoon on its most important mission, beating Hart ford high.
 Two important things hinge on this game. One is the champion ship of the Triangular league which comprises Hartford, New Haven and New Britain and the other Is the state championship. If New Britain wins. the team will be he champion eleven of the tri- angular league and 1t remains in the running for the state cham pionship. If Hartford wins, Hart ford will be triangular champion and will remain In the running for the state cham pionship.
 Snake Dance in Center
 Although the actual playing of the game rests on the braWny shoulders of the eleven figures clad In moleskin, great help to vic- tory Is the loyalty of the student body, Last night, the students of the New Britain high school staged the biggest football rally in the history Of the school Nearly the entire student body congregated on the green about the Soldiers and Sailors monument and, geared to high pitch of excitement, they sang the school songs, went through the entire category of school cheers and staged q snake dance about the center of the city The spirit of the rooters Is the same spirit the football team has Each player is determined to fight the fight of his life for the honor and glory of his school and his tam. New Britain has q reputation 10 uphold and uphold it the team will.
 Record Crowd Expected
 James c. Moody, assistant prin. cipal of the high school, announced yesterday afternoon that every thing is in readiness for the game Additional blcachers have been sci up on the grounds and prepara' lions have been made to handle z record breaking crowd even fol such a game as the New Britain and Hartford high game.
 New Britain's allotment of tick cts, 2,000 in number, was sold out yesterday and reports from Hart ford state that the same condition prevails there. The field is in fair ly good shape despite the heavy rain of Thursday night and work mon have been engaged in putting inc playing surface into the bes possible shape.
 The enthusiasm of the sudden body of last night will be COntinuc' ngain today with q rousing rally be fore the game. The plans call fo a parade, starting at the senior higl school on Franklin square, to tn field. When the Hartford delegation arrives it is expected that anothe parade will be staged through tn streets of this city. This afternoon Memorial field vii be riot of school colors. On tn east side, chosen as the New Britain side of the field will be a mass O rcd and gold. Across the field vii he the Hartford stands, a riot 0 blue and white, the colors of tn Capital city school. Old pcnnant have been taken from their restin places and have been brushed u for today; strcamers have beel made to be worn at the field, an, when the game starts the vicinit will reycrbcrate with echoes 0 cheers sent out from thousands o lusty threats.
 tinge of sadness has come owe the New Britain student body wit the announcement that Frank Nc Carthy. invalided captain of tn team, will not be able to attend th game as was planned. His physi elan, hoping that all would be wei has finally decided that the lad condition is not well enough to al low him to be brought 10 the side lines.
 Today was 10 be a big day fo 'Mac". but the doctor. breaking tn news as gently as he could. tol him that his decision was for tn best. Mac" took the blow like man. For a minute the disappoin, ment hit him hard. but his pluc helped him again and although h