New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

when know tin, N.a Britain hl-H school boys arv vuh coach George N. Casstdl. I receive personal and professional satisfaction when know they 4ra under his influence.
 The for, gong statement Nu- made hy Principal Louis ?. slale in talk ar th. victory banquet given the N>w Britain h.-h squad bv William r. FlsSchrr tho teams ost loyal rooc.r at tha Illus Room Cafeteria Inst nIght.
 Other speakers were Coacn Gas sidy. Captain Joseph LulN uo~icz, Dr. Joseph II Potts. Fred C. Teicb, Attorney Harry Giusoure. Attorney David l.. pInu, Mr. Fleischqr and D-. Frank InIcE who vas toast master. The latter part of the pro- -ram nas taken up Uilu talks by members O" ihe squad They thank ed Mr. I'.a5schar their host and coach Cassidy for his interest in them during the s,a-on.
 lfr. S.4Ig na5 tne ar~. speaker introduced H rarsrraj 10 him. salf as a dead head" as far as ath- latjcs WAS concerned His only eu- jo,mcu, is that the boys arc occupy lng themselves 10 advantage and are under good guidance. Tho high ideals that are reached while Mr. Cassidy IS m charge were comment oI upon by ih. principal, He said he boys showed team work not only m football but in 'ha school II Was Mr. Saldcs opinion that the tam ork or tho friends a- the banquet Was very much appreciated H. spoke os Nr. FIei,cher as a man 70 whom tho school is continuously indebted Mr. Slado brought out inc information that The host had rot missed d regular football game in which the high school team has played in f years.
 Further praise Was given Mir Gas sidy by Dr. Zvick who said there were few schols in the country that ran hoa>- of coach lik" Cassidy. Dr. Tnlch thought Cassidy IS 9S great as Eochn, and Sa., as his reason the fact that he molds as many men IS the Notra naur- coach.
 He is an at)c mau who is r"cog- rIzed throughout Inc state," the to1ollr astcr said.
 The team non oye~, ealHa # Heur out 10 Mn this season, Dr. I"lrjl said He thought a taam that has tfat record can bo proud. Football playes d great part in tho running of the country. uceoTduE 10 ill., speaker who said that tha -lr"' requisites. brains brawu and fight arc needed if sueegas l- 10 he fOun3. He urged the ho.s 0 courmu. after school and cited EroHu.rE as au example of one Who Is sure 70 laach bis goal
 Coach Cassidy speak,
 It is COach t'as-iI}'s g contention that football 1s a means toward an md or an incentive 10 go or.
 He urged tbe hoss 10 presar," "'h hose fine bodies" they blit up. ,t-. Cassidy never smoked or toucb- ,l drop or alcohol until years @rter he left coIll..- IIe asked rhe boys not to orcr-cat or under sleep and not 10 waste precious energy.
 He thanked the boys for tbeir s,s sson's work H told Of their uIs- takes in the Pitsueld and Bridge port Central high school games and men asked individuals if tho! would like to play the games again. These f1eo contests were the only high school games lost this season.
 Mir. Cassidy sad he does no, take pleasure in hearing people said, There's Brombcr@. one of Eour Irotcges." BromborG, in the opin- ion of the speaker, will be great help to the tl@=. fIe referred to Ar. Slade as a forward 1nan nho IS not guilty Of doHbJ,-deallng.
 Captain Ludwnowich
 Captain Ludwinowicz praised CaS- sIdy as one Of the greatest coaches In this part Of the country. He praised Charles Pape. Maluo Pitt singer and Duane Steinlc. He said pape was loyal 10 practice although he was not given regular duty. Iittsinger came 10 school with Cap- tain Ludwinowjcz but according 10 the captain he dida not have tho same lucE Continuing he said. ':Steinle is , white fellow through and through and onr Of the best tci- lows I ever knew. He just did not seem 10 have something he needed
 Attorney Dunn
 Attorney buun vas pleased 10 pc invited 10 the banquet but he said he did not think he would be recog- uized in a gathering Of football people after the season he has had as coach Of the Vermont University football team.
 He said he and Coach Cassidy had had many fights and they don't uyree on many things but he added flat a person who associates with and admire him. The fine spirit lIe team had during thesp past sea son was received from Coach Gas sdy, Mir. Dunn said.
 The team was lauded by Dr. Pot 8 for going out after the season VAS over and playing a game for charity against a heavier and older team. The game was played against Yer mont Academy on Thanksgiving morning and part of the proceeds went to Mayor Quigley's fund.
 Fred Teich who was president Of the Lions club when it offered the Triangular League cup said this years team had carried on the tr1- litions of former high school teams in that they had tho fight in the important "am"s.
 Always On Top
 Despite all tho criticism directed at Coach Cassidy Inc always is at