New Britain herald., 1928-11-23

would defeat New Britain High in the 32nd annual game was expressed by Coach John Newell and Captain Tommy Tayden of Hartford, while hope was expressed by Coach George M. Cassidy and Captain Louis Landino that the Hardware City team would win a victory. in statements given to the Herald to. day.
 Coach Cassidy's statement follows:
 "I look for one of the most in- torcsting games ever played be. tween the two teams representing these two high schools. Barring the breaks the teams arc evenly matched in experience and in record. and a close game should result from their meeting. We are hopeful but Of course so is Hartford and no one can say definitely what is going to 1 happen when these school boy teams start tossing the ball around" Captain Louis Land1no's state ment follows:
 Whichever team gets the breaks , will be the winner. If Hartford High school team gets them it l should win the game, but if we get them I know we'll win. It's 8 tossup."
 Catch John Ncwcll's statements:
 Hartford Public High school is In the best shape of the season. With q good dry day and the backs and line func,ioning as they should, we should give New Britain High school an interesting afternoon"
 Captain, Tommy Hayden's state ment:
 "We have had great success so far and VIC intend 10 culminate the sea son with a victory. The team will be at it's full strength and in good spirit. with guard against over confidence. With fair share of the breaks Hartford High should win."
 Hartford IS the favoritc to win but when these two teams meet on the 6eld the intense rivalry offsets all odds an da terrific battle is cen- crally waged.
 While the 2o men arc battling il out on the field d crowd which should be close 10 10000 people will be on the Silelines cheering and , roofing for their favOrites 10 win New Britain High school eleven and the EridSters who are wearing the blue and white Of Hartford Public High school have finished seasons which were very successful. bu, whether either team had won q game previous to the annual strnsel, the season would he d. success with q victory on that day
 Interest Is High l There wilt probably be 7n.oot fans at the Harvard game to.
 MOTION. there may be the wors traffic jams iI the east. but the crowd at the New Britain Hartford High school game. smaller thouel it might be. will hc just as cu, thusiastic. The stands will b. 1 derked in the red and gold color, Of the New Britain High school ane l the blue and white of Hartford Bands will make an appearance or the sidelines and the music of tht two schools will he played. The | old favorites ''Rinso". March March. on Down the Field" "Goo1 Night Poor Hartford" and in be. tween songs will be given the famous cheers ''Rum- -tiddy rat tran . the short cheer, the long cheer, anG l the best of all, fight, fight. fight, Hartford High will come out witt Its old standby. "'rhe T.. $. Fielf Artillery March" and the "Pigslli, song. Then if Hartford Higl starts its march down the field th. cheers to Give 'em the ax-as-ax' and others will ring out.
 1 When the kickoff is made at o''ock tomorrow afternoon nrac i tically every scat in the field will b. 1 occupied
 The officials will he Leslie Mann substitute outtiold"r of the Nev York Giants. and q Springfield Col 1 leEe man. referee IIc has been th, ! rFferec in the Hartford Giants Nev Frifaln Nutmeg series so far. Tn
 umpire will h" A. W. keanc, Mar i fin of Wesleyan will hn head limos man and Dr. Sexton of Harvard
 fi"ld judge. All are Central Roar.
 officials
 Coach Cassidy has practically de rlded 10 use tn" same lineup whic, he announced to the Herald yester i day. Casale is center. Middyeto; and Potts guards; LudWinowicz an, Szymanski. tackles: Nelson and Bog danski. ends: Landino. quarterback Grip and Zaleski. halfbacks. an 1 Sowka. fullback. The only doubt ful places are at left guard, at nuar terback and left halfback. Tn coach is figuring on using Ross a
 quarterback for some part of th
 game and this will bring shift C
 Landino to halfback.