New Britain herald., 1927-11-12
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
 TACKLES VERMONT
Red & Gold Followers Hopeful
 Of Victory This Afternoon

Lineup Of New Britain High school Vermont Academy teams in the football clash at Memorial field this afternoon at 2:%o o'cloca- \. B. II. x. Vermont Academy /chrcr ,.....,-,,...,..... LoNoJoy
 Left End. ErIcSon ,.............. Nhltcomb
 Left Tackle. kuhs ................. ltoyt
 Left Guard. CaSd!o .,... ..................,.. Blrt
 Center. Reckert .......,.........-. Corllss
 Right Guard. NeEul!s .,.........,..,..-., Morrison
 Right Tackle. Scully ...... ....................,. Grady
 Right End. Landino ...........,... MCNamara Quarterback LdlcSkl ....,....,...... ......,. Ioolln
 Left Halfback. Hell .......... ..,.................. DAVIS
 Right Halfback. SoWka ..,...... ............... Hobson
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 Followers Of the New Britain IT tul that the team will repeat it's feat in previous games when it defeated three undcfcatcd teams, in the game this afternoon against the Vermont Academy team which has a record of five victories and no defeats.
 New Britain has played five games and has won four of them. Three of the four victories were scored over teams which had not tasted defeat so far this season. They were Wea- yer Hogh school, pittsford High school, and Pittstield High school. A ! fourth undeteatcd team that stacked up against New Britain kept up its record at the Hardware City teams expense. That was the New Haven Iiillhouse High school team which won 25 to Q. This afternoons game ! will decide whether or not the New i Britain team will be able to put this game in q class with the Weaver, pittsford and pittstield games or the New Haven games class. l In q comparison ot the teams rec 1 ords this year, he New Britain team : is far inferior Each has played five games so far this season. New Brit ain High won four and lost one, and | Vermont has won the five games Il i has played. The Red and Gold team i has scored 5 points to it's opponents ! 33. The academy has scored l10 l points 10 it's opponents l9. No op- poncnt has been successful in SCOT i ing more than one touchdown i against the Vermont team. Its great est victory was over Troy Conference academy which it held scoreleas while it was running up SC points.
 NcrmGnt Aca.icmy's Record
 Vermont Academy, I3; St. Mi chael 6.
 Vermont Academy, 9; Norwich ! University freshmen, :.
 Vermont Academy, g.; Massachu- sets Aggie fre3hmen, Q.
 Vermont Academy, SC; Troy Con- ference Academy, Q, Vermont Academy l5; Goddard seminary 6.
 \. E. II. $. Record
 \. E. II. S, 19; l'ittsford High school, p,
 x, B. II. s, :; Weaver High school,
 N. E, IT, s, O; New Haven Hill ! hous". 2i.
 \. E. IT, S,, l2 Collegiate Prep, [.
 N. B. IT, S., l2; rittsticld High, 0, The Green Mountain team was brought here by Coach George M Cassidy as q last minute substitute for the Troy Conference Academy team. This game was to have beer played on the field in Poultney, Yer mont, The Troy team was forced tc cancel iis game because Of the New England food.
 In bringing on th" other academy team in Vermont New Britain will have much stronger opposition as was proven by the SC to 0 victory Vermont academy scored over Troy