New Britain herald., 1925-11-27

stone wall in an attempt to go over. The ball moved not an inch either way. Sarsky however, found q lit- He hole off right tackle and rolled over for a touchdown, Griswold kicked the goal. Score, Rangers 7, | Falcons Q,
 D Griswold kicked 10 Bayer behind inc goal line apd Red Grange" car rcd the ball 10 the lS yard line be- fore he was downcd. Thompson, aided by Dunnigan, made Il first down. After another short plunge. Thompson threw a pretty forward pass 10 l'alls for another first down. 1 Unsuccessful tries were made at the line and krcdar kicked to Sarsky and Bayer downcd him on the Ran gers IS yard line. Sarisky had just made d first down when the quarter ended.
 Second Quarter
 The Rangers were forced to punt and Thompson signalled for a fair catch. Griswold, not catching the signal, tackled him and the Rangers were penali2cd 15 yards. The Fal- cons could not gain and krcdar went back to punt. The pass was bad and Kredar fumbled. recovered and attempted 10 run. He was tackled and inc Rangers got the ball on their own 40 yard line. On the next play, a Ranger was caught holding and q penalty of l5 yards was imposed.
 kiesky punted 10 Dunnigan on his 3S yard line. Thompson then let loose on one of the best runs of the day, making @5 yards before he was downed. Dunnigan picked up nine more and Fallis went over for first down. Two forward passes were not completed. and the Rang CTS got the ball on downs,
 In three plungcs Sarisky made first down and on the last play, the Falcons were ponalized for Bayer's unnecessary rOughness. klesky made nine yards but the Rangers were ponalizcd for off side. Gris- wold here went in to 1ullback. Gtis- wold went through center for IS yards, making a first down on the Falcons IS yard line, on Che next play Sarisky lost 2S yards on d. re- verse field run. Griswold puhted behind the goal line and the ball was on the 90 yard mark.
 Simons muffcd T pass, Thompson lumbIcd but recovered. Krcdar punted to GriswOld who carried the ball back 20 yatds to the 3i yard line. Line buckirg failed and Gris- wold tried field goal which fell short Thompson made no gain at shc line as inc half ended.
 Third Quarter
 kr"dar kicked off to Pupple who yas downed on the Rangers %S yard mt. The next play, d tumble, was Illowed by a rush through center pr a first down by Grswold. Gris- old gained another five yards and fer Dobbs and I[ieslly gathered in Wo yards. Griswold missed first own by inches and the Falcons got Nr ball.
 Thompson carrind the ball in free rushcs for first down. Th' dngcrs held and Krrdar kicked tc 'anhs who WaS downed by Elliott
 his 27-yar1 line, Griswold fum- I'd and the Falcons recovered. Tn" 7DoouS could not gain through th" u" and Kr"dar attempted q place jrk. Th" kick was blocked and ..natlnau recovered GriSwold punt I 10 Thompson on the 40-yard line. onward passes and line bucks .lIrd but a Ranger was caught 1ppng and his team WAS ponaIizcd 2a HarIS. This brought th" ball 10 'jc Rangers 1i-vard line. The FaI- .ouS had their best chance Of SCOT Ing at thIs m"mout
 un th" next play. q tumbl" ro- ut'1 in lhr Nap.rrs recovering and N,r'hy saved a probable score by
 rHiroUs. GriSWo old immediately ar h.i ro mid nold. A forwarl pass url. Kasprow Ieap"d into tho air .-i intercepted the noA' pass. Gris- .nd lore through for five yards '. tu- HcH V,a}, tho Rangers "rr" faU2.d 15 yards for holding GriS- cold rup'"1 10 DuItoy on th" I'a'- -.s' ".-yarl lE". II WAS b"auti-
 L.'s. Th" Falcons w'r" pm ..f il ,A@l, for holding Two m~@rI- 'ul.l and Nrrdar rmt"I 'a" 47-yarl line. GriaToh picked '"o n rcntar Dohbs fumblei and 'r ra,cuoa recovered. Here th" ..r.r'.r ,i1 .i
 Fourth Quarter
 l.U3r,o" u-. a yaGl or an "nl .". | I@"ry h4rk intercepted forward pass Griswoll wont rroagA for seven yards Kiesky "al. ono a.I Griswol made
 & Go".. Sad.ly st,ut arc,nd crd .r a.r'. Hrt .ovu. GlisnolI ..e:. 'ar1." 'o. 'oHf ,.rJe. Sar- .,.y maao 'jrror uor. auI GriswolI utclsc1 ur ouo Sart~ly failed 10 gain and ',, l.H ,y.nt fr tnu Ir1'-