New Britain herald., 1925-10-09


 New Britain's number in the game which will be played between the two at Clarkin Field in Hartford sunday
 Local fans will he there with the ralI chorus for Stan Kennedy who will appear at the quarterback posi- ton for the Hartford team. Kennedy started the season off with New Brit ain but he was released by the man. ag"ncnt and 1t was reported about that he was not delivering the goods. He Is able to put up good game and it wouldn't be surprising to sec him star in tho tilt on Sunday.
 The addition of Greasy" Ncule former Yale star. to the backfield on New Britain, will plug hole that has been only too evident to all this season. Nealc is a wonder at the kicking game. is rated as one of inc best forward pass men at the gam", and is q slipbcry customer when carrying the ball.
 Speed will he there in plenty when "Hip" Zchrcr and "Shifty" Swcm get going, Zchcr is showing q lot of stuff and played whale of a game last Sunday while Swcm won the fans right away hv his spectacular ,1.,,. T great football in the game against the New York Giants.
 The fans wou,1 like 10 sec SNcm get into the game moro, The littl" he showed last sunday gives them an idea that he will he 2 hard man to stop when he gets going.
 Barnikov will be In the hackfiel1 at his usual place in fulback Barry rar stand with the best of them wh>n IL comes to hitting the line. n'Rrien his alternate, from NiChi- gan. showed well and will ne a good substitute when Barny wants to take a rest
 The liNn needs m holsterlng I2st Sunday both sides of tho line held lihe stone wall and the Giants, ronarful though they are. were un- ahla to do much in hucking through.
 Local fans know that they will
 I, ,,f reason, it is expected that~ fully onoU fans 1il he there Last year, New Britain took the first game from the West Sides by to q acore while in the second game, the trams played to scoreless tie
 \ victory for New Britain, and followers of the local team feel con (ldent that the bunch will come through. means that the state title will be between All-New Britain and George MulliGan's Waterbury Blues. This ia inc game the fans 'n this city want to see and if is the hope nr all that the management can ar range for 1t.
 The Kensington Athletic club will hold it's annual banquet at the New ! ork Dining Rooms on Main street, lis city, Tuesday evening. October I&. at S:30 o'clock. The club will .. Iebrate the ending of 8 successful iqsenall season and program Is ,oing planned for the evening,
 The Corhtn Red Sox baseball team also has plans in the works for hanquet to celebrate the winning Of ;ha city championship. The club has rot yet set a definite date for the affair. but expects to do SO within very short time.
 We would like 10 have Joe Nenlski' manager of the Falcons A. C. base halI team, call into the Herald office my time at his leisure. We have lost his address and don't know where to locate him. If any of his friends sre this, kindly notify Joe that We wish to return his forfeit posted for tuc city title sores.
 Patrick F. Burns, one of the bcsi known baseball fans in this city, left yesterday for Washington, D. C., 10 attend the next three games 10 be played in the world series between inc Senators and Pittsburgh.
 
 Announcement has already been made. that if rain should interfere with the playins of any game or games, this will not mean that the contests will not be staged in the city in which they were scheduled. At this time. 1t is doubtful if the game scheduled for Washington to- day will be played on account of rain. If 1t is not, then the schedule will be pushed back a day and in- stead of playing in Washington Sat urday and Sunday and then moving 10 Pittsburgh to play the remaining camns. The teams will play Saturday, sunday and Monday in Washingi on.
 Reports were spread like wildiirc all over the country wherever thcrc IS interest in baseball, that OSSic Bluege had died from the effects of having been hit in the head by q pitched ball in yesterdays game. Huegc is very much alive and will probably be back in the game today or tomorrow at the latest, provided, of course, that no complications set in,
 Paul Berlcnbach and Jack Delaney have been signed to fight for the worlds light heavyweight title on December l. This is one battle that the local fans are very much inter- csted in because of the fact that the challenger for the title halls from 1F.sl