New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
ALL-BPEDGEPORT TO PLAY
 ALL-NEW BRITAIN SUNDAY
Park City Football Team Hasn't Been Defeated Since 1925-AllHartford Is First Victim This Year Visitors Demand Sliding Scale-Locals to Present Strongest Lineup in Years-Practice Sessions To- night and Thursday Night.

| The Bridgeport football team
 will furnish the opposition for the | All-New Britain team at Memorial i field in Willow Brook next Sunday afternoon. The Park City eleven has scored one victory already this year over the All-Hartford eleven and shows a great deal of power. This game resulted in a to 0 vic- tory for the Bridgeport team and showed that the Park Cityites are to be reckoned with in the race for the state championship.
 This will be the first clash of the All-NeW Britain team this season with state team and it will be the first movement of the Hardware City eleven in its drive for premier football honors in Connecticut. Games will be played later with the Hartford Giants and the All-Hart- ford team in a decisive race for the mythical title in the state.
 The Bridgeport aggregation has a perfect record for two seasons so far. Not since 1925 has the crew suf- fered a defeat and in that year the team lost only one game. Among the teams defeated by the Bridge port gridiron combination was the Orange A. A. of Orange, N. J. con- queror of the Frankford Yellow Jackets.
 The team Is composed of the best professional football talent in the Bridgeport section of the state. In t,to of-s nd other players who have made their mark on the professional gridirons throughout the east. Stauss, the fullb2Ci, is a former star of St. Johns college. Boyne, halfhack, halls from the University of Wash ington. Neary performed at Rutgers and Schick starred at the Connecti- cut Aggies. Wagner played with Lafayette and Fcnnell with the University of Maine. schleichert was another Connecticut Aggies man while Cassidy is a protegc of Knute Rockne of Notre Dame.
 The balance Of the team has play ed professional football of high calibre and has proved itself against opposition of the stiffest sort. The management. in arranging for the game, insisted on a sliding scale, meaning that it will receive a cer- tain guarantee if it wins and a much lesser ammount of money if it ties or loses. This shows that the manager of the team is confident that his club is a better one than All-New Britain.
 The locals will combine in one of the best looking elevens to represent this city in years. The line will be practically the same as it has been Red" O'Neil will be at center with McHugh as his alternate, Hum phreys. Nanfeldt and Jumbo Gnasdow will be at guards with Donlon, Conklin and Werwaiss at tackles. "Shep" Bingham. Leary and Holzheimer will play the ends.
 "Zev" Graham will play quarter with "Jim" Manning, Potts" Miller, Vic RadzeWich. "Butsy" Sturm and Grswold as backs With this line up, the All-New Britain crew will be ready for whatever the visitors can send and a sweet game is antiCipat ed.
 Practice for the locals will be held tonight and Thursday night and the squad will be put through stiff drills by Coach Dave Dunn. The kickoff Sunday afternoon will take place at
 2:30 o'clock sharp.