New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

yard line, from where It was carried over the goal line by Ken CahooD. The latter also tallied the extra end.
 Although outplayed at most inter- yals, the Maple Ends displayed a fighting spirit and drew the admira- ton of the 5000 Or more fans who assembled to witness the titular clash. Al Nichols, plunging West End fullback, proved to be a thorn in the side of the losing contingent throughout the game. He showed himself to be d tough man to stop and surprised even his own teams rooters by doing so, as he had per i formed only in mediocre fashion during the season. La Cahoon. western fullback, and Riney Semrau, left tackle and captain of the squad last year, were outstanding players. Jimmy Kane, whose stellar brand of forward passing saved the north erners from humiliating defeat Tn the most important contest of the season, and Phil Alexander, at right half. looked best for the losers. In the final period, with only two or three minutes Of play remaining, Kane revived the spirit of the Maple Ends by throwing several suc- cessful forwards. The Hustonmen reached the five yard line by thIs medium with a minute to go and Kane attempted another forward toss, but it was intercepted by an enemy linesman.
 The newly crowned champions have been organized in this city io' many years, having at first-about 10 years ago-been under the coaching of Thomas M. Monahan who has since risen to the heights IS tutor of Bristol High school ath letic teams, all excepting track and swimming. For number of years, they were unbeatable. Then the Maple Ends were organized by Ray mond J. Casey, now sojourning at Saranac Lake, \. Y. in the interest of his health. The newcomers were badly beaten in their opening season by the west siders but came back in the two following years to po- litely lift the crown from the dome of their western opponents. Last year a scoreless tie was played Chilly Melino is captain of the pres cnt team. William Odlum is mana ger anad Doctor Michael r. Clafey is coach.
 Yesterdays lineups:
 West Ends Maple Ends Pryor ............-.. Curran
 Left End
 Semrau ..,..,....'....'.''' LupeGh
 Left Tackle LuDSeS ........... ..'..'.''''' ooa o'
 Left Guard
 kappell ..,..... Blasche
 Center
 LaViero .......,,- oNl'l
 Right Guard
 Aorlco .,....-....t... Sanldniel4O
 Right Tackle
 Marc .........., '.'.'.''. bIhSolAi
 Right End
 R. Cdhoon .....,....... d. hdnS
 Quarterback
 r Minella ........ c. Alexander
 Left Halfback Rich ............'.. bioo'ii
 Right Halfbach l.. Cahoon ........'..'' fioeieh
 Fullback
 Referee. Hall; umpire, Hart; head linesman, Nixon.
 Honeyman Case Adjourned
 The case of Max Honeyman, New Britai-l automobile dealer, was ad- iourned in police headquarters by Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich thls morning until December F. Honey man is charged with larceny on conplaint of Mrs. Adeline Trimmer man of Irving street.
 Drivers Escape Injury
 Henry Musshorn of Durham road, southington, and Ray F. Sweaton Of Middle street, this city, miraculous lv escaped serious injury as thelr cars collided, the formers over turning. at the "Y' in East Bristol at i0:S0 o'clock yesterday morning. Mussnorn, police say. was proceed- inC casterly on Pine street and was about to cross Middle street when his car was struck by the Sweaton machine. Both cars were consider ably damaged.
 Sergeant Daniel McGillcuddy, who investigated the accident, or dered the operators 10 appear at police headquarters this morning. The men agreed to settle between themselves when the hearing was held today.
 West Street Collision
 Stanley Skibinski Of 1@ Butler street, Worcester. Mass, and Ardal Helen Nalcourt of A South Hudson street. Hartford. whose cars collided in front of Terry's greenhouses on West street near Ward street early yesterday afternoon. settled civiily shortly after the accident and Te turned to their home cities.
 The Nalcourt automobile, 1t ls said. was drawing away from the curbing at the time of the accident. Both cars were only slightly dam aged.
 sergeant Jcgiinsk Returns
 Sergeant Henry Jeglinshl Of thu police department, who has been receiving treatment at the Brook lyn, \. Y. naval hospital for the past four days. returned to his duties this morning He arrived here from Brooklyn last night.
 Building Permits
 The superintendent Of public works today issued the following building permits: To Thomas Fischer of 1oe Valley street to build q four-car garage for himself at
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