New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
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 Interest in the coming footbaIl season in this city appears to be at fever heat according to the number of interested fans who were out to watch the team in action for the first time yesterday. Comments Of all eorts were passed on the outlook or the coming season.
 Judging from the workout yester- Jay afternoon, New Britain will be we'll represented on the gridiron. Several of the more promising can didates for the team weren't on hand yesterday but this was because other business interests prevented them from appearing on the field. Manager Ed Daley was notified about these beforehand and he ex- poets them 10 come to this city to- morrow night for the second work out.
 ' IL hdIIe"lCD, NnO was re- ported to have suffered broken
 ew in a baseball game a couple of weeks ago. is in fine shape. His jaw vas not broken in the game as re- ported. He was hit in the face by q line drive but only a bruise was the result. He has notified the local management that he will be on hand 70 play this year.
 Happy Grisvold surprised the coach and onlookers by his excel lent kicking. He has always been prohcient both at bunting and at drop kicking. Yesterday. despite the fact that it was the first practice session, he seemed 10 be booting them better than ever. Hap will probably be the mainstay Of the team in this department this season.
 The bleachcrs which were recently purcha sed for Memorial Field in Willow Brook park, have arrived in the city and they will all be erected, IL lo tl'hSIt, ny iilliSidS UT I IL day. The seating caps city vt the G"ld will now be 10H00 instead Of bout 2,006.
 will practice tonight instead or to- morrow night. Manager William May is working hard on q schedule and he has already several games scheduled for the year. Coach Zwicll expects 10 have a real biG-league son, he plans to push the candi- dates hard during the next couple of weeks.
 According 10 reports from Ford ham where five New Britain boys are trying for places on the regular team fine chances Of their success are very good.
 Roger ;scully seems sure of place at center although his knees are . hothering him q little
 Howard Beloin uill undoubtedly get guard position and Poltis an end place. The competition for the . bacllfcld as usual is very keen but . Grip is expected 10 como through . this year. i
 The unusual weight Of the back , E-l l ol. m the path of Howard Beis"r's ef- forts 10 win q place.
 Th" freshman candidates arc hav- lnG il tough. Coach Cayanaugh has h ouEht d bunch of material from Boston and since inc knows thcs" men better than the crowd at his new school. h" may favor the Bos- ion candidates. Marchinek and Ca lnski arc trying hard 10 gain places on the first eleven. The former has 2 better chanC" of making it sine" he tips th" scales at more than lno pounds.
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 ID MEET KAPLAN Cleveland Lightweight Has Clear
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 notwithstanding tho fact that Billy Wallace. the tl"l"land light weight, was practically matched to meet Lon Nhid) kaplan. the Mcri- len NhirlWind and former feather weight boss, for 12 rounds at New TaNon this month, the Ohio fighter