New Britain herald., 1925-10-17
NORWALK OUTFIT
 HERE TOMORROW
Tackles All New Britain at
 Willow Brook Park
All-Norwalks
AIl.Ncw Britains

.uxo,y Rrita,ns All-Norwalks p.sn .........,,. Charleston
 Left End Afford .,.s..''''''
 Left Tackle
 NOso .....-. ''.'''' -
 Left Guard
 Rogers (Cspt) .,. Brennan NOap'''
 Center
 Humphries .....','''''.'' A'e0'i''' u
 Right Guard
 DOnlan s'''' . -
 Right Tackle
 Connolly ........''''.' 'io
 Right End
 Eadzevich ........'''''' ''' 11e0''0
 Quarterback
 Zenrer ...'' '''''' '''
 Left Halfback
 Neale .... ''''''
 Right Halfback Barnikow .......'.'''''' M
 Fullback
 The All-New Britain football team which caused the entire West Sldes team of Hartford to be hred alter last Sunday, and which sent many or inc hackers of the team to the cleaners" will meet the fast travel ing All-Norwalks at Willow Brook park, tomorrow afternoon. The KICK of is set for 2:30 D. m. It Is expect ed that the contest will have much bearing on the professional football situation in Connecticut, a defeat TOT either team putting it out Of the run ming for the state title. Here in New Britain, the fans just now regard the All-New Britains as one or the beH clubs that has sported the AN. B. livery in some seasons In taking on the All-Norwalks, the To- cal management believes 1t has se- cured a fast eleven that will force the issue every minute of tomorrows game. If confidence means a thing, the visitors will prove to be a stub born rival
 Down in the Twin Cities. there Is plenty of feeling that Coach Bren- mans eleven will romp home a win ner over Bus Ponds and Dave Dunn's charges. The locals and the coaches have not looked upon to- morrow's game in the light of a "setup" by any means, and have practiced hard for the fray. The fact that the All-Norwalks have shown such tremendous offensive power so far this season is to be reckoned with. From the Norwalks comes the word that the followers of the team are willing to wager "plenty" on their favorifes.
 Coach Brennan promises 10 uncork pair of ends that will give the To- calls much to worry about fin Charleston and McMahon. The Charleston as a dance has the terp- slchorean knights for fair and this Charleston with the All-Norwalks is said to he fin just as high mvor with the football fans down state. This boy has shown considerable proves in kicking this season. and it iS more than likely that his educated toe will be called into play tomor' row afternoon. McMahOn, is one O the main cogs in the celebrated aerial attack that Coach Brennan has built up.
 IL is not known definitely whether Freddie Leone, formerly of Bostor college or Eddie Hunt, formerly O. Georgetown will start at quarterback Both are said to be top notch tielC generals. Manager Eddie Splan ha sent along the word to New Britain for the fans to keep an eye ol Turk" Smith, the spectacular lef hafback with his club. Smith fo several seasons ran opponents rag ged, while member of the Nev Rochelle, N. Y. team. Considorabl speculation is being manifest in tn meeting between Hubby" Raub, th "3O-p pound tackle with the visitor and Jack Donlan, the locals capabl tackle. Just now the fans in Ney Britain arc willing 10 string aloni that the Elm City hoy will hold hi own against the much yaunted Ranh The attraction tomorrow prom ises 10 bring out a big crowd. Emili Jacques will be the referee, as usual