New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-02
ALL.NEW BRITAIN
READY FOR GIANTS
BUS" Ponds Warriors Will
Play the Game Of Their Lives

The All.Now Britain Football
team viii be at top strength Sun
day when Bob Folwell's New York
Giants take the field against the
local representatives. Coaches
Bus Pond and Dave Dunn have
drilled the squad in signal work and
line plays and a new game will be
played entirely on Sunday.
Tho team VIII be strengthened by
tho addition Of "Red" O'Neil and
Lobo of the North Adams team and
others who will be reached before
Sunday afternoon. Negotiations are
under way for another player OF
national repute and IL New Britain is
able to land him, he will be a power
full addition to the team.
Realizing that the New York team
il composed Of one OF the greatest
arrays of stars ever gathered to-
gother on one eleven, the New
Britain players will play their heads
off to come out with win. With
the Pennsylvania Yellow Jackets
beating them in the first start Of
tile season by the small score of 6
to 0, a victory for New Britain Sun
day would place them In class
much higher than any other team in
the New England states.
The New York Giants will oppose
the All-Ncw Britain team Sunday
with the greatest eleven even gather
cd together, Lineup that will in
cIu1e five former All-American
selections and a supporting gro,lp Of
An Eastern stars. Bob Folwell,
whose teams at Lafayette. W. e. j..
PENNSYLVANIA and Annapolis won ma
tional honors, SAYS he never expect
cd TO soc such a galaxy of football
strength that the New York Giants
can nut on the field.
The former A1l-Amcrican selec-
tons are "Century" NIilstcad, one Of
the greatest tackles in Yalc's history;
LYNN Bomar of Vanderbilt and the
most celebrated end the South ever
prodnced: Arthur Carney, giant
guard and Nayv captain in 1923.
Rob Nash who was one of the
brightest lights in RutCers' football
armament and Joe Alexander, whose
center plav al Syracuse a few years
ago stood ont like a lighthouse or
a dark coast. If the old gridiron
axiom is true tlH no team is ever
any stronger than its rush line than
the newly formed New York league
team is in a class all by itself.
Other Giants who made names for
themselves in college are "Heinle"
Honl;ert, who ted the East in scorins
at rutpcrs last season. Jack Nc
I>rian sturdy nlunginc rlllback
whose three sensational field goals
won for Syracuse against Columbia
il,gt vnnr. "Ilink,v" Haines. who
with I<iIlinacr Wilson and Lightner
formed IN. prratcst backfie)1 Penn
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