New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
ALL-NEW BRITAIN MEETS
 CHANGES TEAM OCT. 70
Manager Daley and Promoter Peter Perakos Come to Terms With c. C. Pyle-Carkin Field to Be the Scene of the Battle-"Big Bill' Warner to Be With New Britain This Coming Sunday-World Series Returns to Be Announced By Radio At Field

The All-New Britain football team will meet the worlds greatest foot ball attraction at Clarkin Field in Hartford on Sunday, October 10 when the New York Yankees American League football team, on which Red" Grange and Eddie Tryon are playing. will oppose the locals. Manager Ed. Daley and Peter Perakos, one of the promoters of the team, both interviewed c. C. Pyle, manager of Red" Grange and the team in New York yesterday and came to terms for the appearance Of the Wheaton iceman in the Capital City field.
 Although the exact price which the New Britain team will have to pay for the sensational team has not been announced. 1t is known that the local management will have to post at least s10,o0o for the appear ance of the greatest football sensa- ton of the age. Manager Pyle agreed to terms yesterday afternoon and immediately upon their return to Connecticut, Manager Daley and Mir. Perakos closed for Clarkin field with Owner Jim Clarkin of the Hart ford Eastern League Baseball club.
 The seating capacity at Clarkin field is 1000 at the present time and Manager Daley also arranged with MT. Hoffman of Bridgeport for bleachers which will seat an addi- tional 5000. Moderate prices for this attraction will be charged and it will give all the football fans in the state the opportunity to see Grange in action.
 Because of the fact that Mulli- gan's Blues will be away on Octo- Der 10, there will be no conflict in dates with the professional team there. New Britain will have as strong a team as it is possible to congregate together in order that the runs of Tryon and Grange may be stopped.
 Game Here Sunday
 Big Bill" Warner will be with New Britain at his usual place in tackle Sunday afternoon against the Springfield Silvertown Football club at Willow Brook park. The big fellow has been tied up recent ly and has been unable to play the first few games. Thompson, the Pennsylvania flash, will also be with the team Sunday and New Britain will be fortified in more ways than one for the Springfield team which will be the hardest outfit yet to play here this season.
 Bob Holl, for several years a bull wark in the line for the Williams A. c. of New Haven and later for the Waterbury Blues. has been signed with the New Britain team and worked out with the eleven in practice last night. Ayers, formerly of the Connecticut Aggies; Conroy, formerly of Holy Cross and the Catholic University, and Adams, former backfeld ace of the Wes- Ieyan University eleven, were among the new faces to appear seeking jobs with the local outfit.
 Manager Daley yesterday received a distinct shock when he got word from Hunt, the quarterback who has been playing sensational game here in the first two games. that he is "all through" with New Britain. There has been no argument of any kind with the Norwalk man and Manager Daley is at a loss to know the reason for his resignation. He advanced no cause why he quit the team. Straightaway, Manager Daley set about getting in touch with other luarterbacks and he announces that he has lines on two men either of whom will be far superior to Hunt in the directing position.