New Britain herald., 1930-11-14

squad after he was given only few minutes work in the Bulkeley High school game, which New Britain won by three touchdoWns.
 Sam Mlrliani who was converted from an md 10 a halfback after Stanle left, may be ineligible in studies and n that case Coach Gas >ldy will have only Babe" Netrano, a reserve quarterback who has not been used very much this year. and Bobby Hayes, a substitute halfback. who has not played in any Of the games this wear.
 To add 10 the gloom. reports from Hartford have it that the Hart ford Public team has settled it's in ternal troubles. The two captains. according to fairly reliable report, belong to different fraternities When Cunningham and Tench were hafbacks al the start of the season their fellow fraternity linemen would make holes for the back who belonged 10 their fraternity The feeling became bitter as the sea son continued and for the past two weeks, Cunningham has been back at his end position and Tench has been out or the lineup altogether.
 Tench and Captain Jack Kenny were the outstanding stars on last years team. but this year Tench has been going back If he works we'll and Gall.van continues his fine fullback play and Cunningham shows the form that made his aI- Sta'o end two years ago, and the Hartford line strengthens. the New Britain team will have the time Of it's life winning
 Records of Teams
 Although the Hardware City ream has tho stronger defense, the Cap ual City eleven will be equipped with the best oftense. During the present sason New Britain has SCOT cd 59 points against its opponents 2s, and Hartford has scored 59 points against it's opponents sl.
 The records of the two teams fol- low.
 New Britain's Record
 New Britain o, Naugatuck 4. IS
 New Britain s, \. B. Alumni ..
 New Britain q, Pittsfeld $.
 New Britain s, Stamford .
 Now Britain Q, Bridgeport C, I.
 New Britain j2. Bulkeley Q.
 New Britain :. \. H. Hillhouvo f.
 New Britain S9, opponents 29.
 Hartford's Record
 Hartford g. Springfield Com. q.
 Hartford 8, Bridgeport Central 2o.
 Hartford :. stockbridge IT.
 Hartford r., Bulkeley 12.
 Hartford Q, ". H. Hillhouso :.
 Hartford Q, Milford Prep 33.
 Hartford 59, opponents 9l,
 Statements of Coaches
 Coach George NJ. Cassldy's state ment follows.
 We Of New Britain all hope for a fine. cleanly played game and l am sure every one connected with both schools will do everything possible 10 make 1t just that sort Of game. If the game is well and closely played, does 1t matter 50 very much which team really wins:
 The above is my honest view Of the game and l will personally prize more the good will Of th4 Hartford Public High school than all the victories that might be won by q lifetime effort on my part"
 Coach John Newell of Hartford Public High school made this state ment:
 Past records do not amount 10 much when Hartford and New Britain meet Tn football and tho only place games arc decided Is on the f'ld Of play.
 "No Of Hartford have put in two weeks Of good hard uorn for this contest &Hd every boy IS in fin" shape,
 The team will be out there Sat yrdar, fighting with all # has and sill give q good account of itself in victory Or defeat
 Captan Joe LudNinouicz Of th- New Britain High school team sa2s. "}." wiil be out 10 win saturday.'
 Captain Cunningham and Ten-h combined their feelings in tho foi- lowing statement.
 "Trua w~ have not had very a.crnssrsl season but the boys will u~ oU' there Saturday hghting harL Win, lose or draw New Britain w.Il na.n tough battle on it's hands
 Coacl Cassidy announced the Of fcI2ls for tomorrow's contest as fol- lows: Elliot C. kingbury of Stam- ford. referee; Edward Cragg ot Mount Vernon. N Y, umpire; Lieut.. Connor Of Annapolis, field judge, anI Dr. Horton Of Hartford, graduate of Texas Christian college, head lines man