New Britain herald., 1926-10-21

quarterback, Hunt and his old run ming mate, Dora, will hold down the half back positions, and Barnikow will play at fullback.
 It is regrettable that the All-New Britain team will not be able to play Mulligan's Blues if BarnikoW is in tho New Britain lineup.
 According t the rules of the Ma tional league, by his action in jump- ing the Hartford team he is barred from playing in the league or with any team that plays with league team.
 Barney" quit the Blues team this year after playing part time in it's early season contests. He sai he wanted to be on a team where he could play.
 was fined $500 and was sus- pended for five years from partici- patton in National league football
 What stand the New Britain man. agement will take is a question. If it ants to play the game and break even financially 1t must not have Barney" in the lineup.
 Without Barnikow much of the offensive and defensive strength of the team will be weakehed and the chances of victory are not as bright.
 Elgert Politis and Roger Scully who were playing at end and center respectively on the Fordham varsity football team were denoted to the ranks of tho first substitutes, ac- cording to announcement made by Coac.l Frank Gargan of the team.
 The coach in replacing Poltis at end with a backfield man said that he is figuring on "Toots" as a regu- lar =, next years team.
 Scully was replaced at center when the guard and tackle were
 
 other tackle retired from scrimmage ye-t"rday the shift worked the other way and Scully again went in at center.
 Lack of experience is the reason the coach gave for the change. He feels that "Rog" and "Toots" are nroooiSipo fraeb,,,a,, +I,a but lack experience.
 If any of the tackles are injured Scull. will be benefited by the shift | Politis will be ;he first end to be used in the game when a wingman is taken oIt of the lineup.
 Beloin, the husky guard, is sui O. | his position at guard. Grip, who 1 went to Ford.lam with Beloin last | year is in the second half back con- l bination. When Buckley and Con- | boy go out Grip and O'Connor are | sent into the fray.
 Doc" Bray continues to shine in the backfield of Vermont university freshman team. In the game with Dartmou' freshmen he and Serois, an end and Mitchell backfeld man were taken out of the game with in- Juries. His team lost If to 0,
 Despite the fact that the Dart mouth team outweighed the Yer mont frosh squad. it was on two trick forward passes that the score was made.
 Careful nursing on the part of the school physicians enabled Doc" to recover from a sprained arch and in the game with Vermont Academy last Saturday, he scored one of his teams touchdowns in their 27 to 0 victory.
 Saturday the annual game with the Vermonters' arch rival, the Mid dlebury freshman team will be played. The game will be played on the Burlington field before the student body.
 Although the Collegiate Prepara- tory team that will play New Brit ain High school Saturday will be much heavier than any that has shown here to date, the team is con- fident that it will win the game. New Britain will again have snappy sporting weekend with the amateur fights tomorrow night, the high school game and the soccer game Saturday. the All-New Britain- Sub Base game at Memorial field, , the East Side-All- -Middletown, the ] Rangers-Willimansett game, and the Falcon-Chicopee game on Sunday. The latter three contests will be on foreign fields.
 In spite of the addition of Larry ' Noble to the hospital list, Yale will I face Brown Saturday in the Bowl s with a victory practically conceded her. The loss of the plunging back who dove and squirmed through line last week is f heavy one, but he will probably be V out for only one game and Ell is t lucky to have that game a minor 8 one. Goodwine, the little back who c took Nobles place Saturday, will T