New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

Although feature games in any line of sport are usually staged near the end of the respective seasons, the football season in this city this year will probably witness one Of the banner games of the short-term 1 life of gridiron activities. This will 1 be a clash between the Nutmeg A. C. pro eleven in the city and the New 1 Britain Blues, the amateur eleven that has been making q golden name 1 for itscilf on Gridirons throughout the state. Arrangements for the game are being carried on by Man ager Bernard Conlcy of the Nutmegs and Ralph Recano of the Blues. The date for the contest if negotiations are carried through will be Scptem- bcr 22, and the scene of battle will be Memorial Field in Willow Brook park.
 Despite the fact that at first glance the contest appears to be an un- equal one. no more bitter battle will probably be witnessed here this year than this will be. Unnoticod for sev- eral seasons, the Blues have gone through campaign after campaign, strcngthcninG their teams years after year until right now the eleven is ready and fit to meet the strongest kind of competition and the place where the team plans to start Is right in its own backyard.
 Dr. Frank Zwick coach of the team for the past several reasons, has nurtured the eleven from its youngest days until the present un- til he has finally surrounded himself with a group of boys, all anxious and eager to play, who love the game for it's own sake. Several former high school stars dot the lineup while among the candidates are found former college brilliants who will make trouble for any opposi- ton.
 Coach Xwick has a tremendous amount of potential strength in the list of candidates who are out for the team. Starting with the braln center of the team, the quarterback, he has Al I'cngier, former University of Vermont star and quarterback on the 1926 high school team. He is like ball of fire on the offensive ana stonewall on the defense. As a sec ond choice he has Westman, anoth- or veteran with the Blues and rood second for Fengler.
 Kvcsl<i, the bull charger of the team. will he back in his position at rnllback. Entitled to step into fast CT company, "Ky' has stuck with the Blues giving the team trHmcn- dous offensive power. Spitko ot the Pawnecs of last year, is another candidate for the fUllback post. Among the halfback candidates are Mike Grip and Alex Zaleski, two Of inc brightest stars of the New Brit ain high school team of last year; Roam, physical director m the Schenectady Y. NJ. C. A, and a former Springfield college man. He has nIaycd with the Blues for four seasons. Besides these he has Pete Gasparini, plunging line slicer whose work in past games has brought nm to the top of the heap.
 
 Rratton, Krause. Westman, l.. Pup pol. former captain, Red Lind- nren and Nevulis. For tackles, the souad carries Johnny Beck. Negrelh Tony Nevulis of high school fame Kunzc and Sobiecll. while for guards mountains like Frank Anasasio Chester. Kuhs and G. Puppel will h' ready for use. Center will he cared for by Joe Argosy and Kolpack, two veterans of four seasons of cam paigning.
 The team will workout Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at Willow Brook park and all candidates arc asked to be on hand. Dr. ZWlcF plans to put the squad through sig nal limbering up and scrlmmagf work and it is important that al candidates be on hand.