Yesterday a large variety of plays
was resorted to by Eddie Reilly, who
mixed them up in a manner which at
times baffled their sturdy Bridgeport
opponents. Cross tackle plays, end
runs, double passes and forward pass,
worked in a manner which clearly in
dicated that the Glees had been put
through some intensive training dur
ing the past two weeks, kept the
Brldgeporters continuously on the
jump.
The lineups:
Torpedoes. Glees.
McCarthy L.E English
Kundert Mancini
Mallow L.T Wall
Moriarty
Farrell - L..G Miller
Hawley
G-arber C McLaughlin
Flint R.G McFarland
Flannigan
Fowler R.T ICearns
Crowe
Leon R.E Hurley
Deloome Q.B Mulvey
Reilly
Kuba L.H.R. Howard
Coogan
Si-ponskl R.H.B Gibbons
Meyers Stuhlman
Hickey F.B Cahill
Touchdowns, Coogan 2; Gibbons 1.
Referee, Pop Foster. Umpire, Jack
Clark. Head Linesman, Carroll.
Bridgeport Thistles
Lose Soccer Contest
New Haven, Oct. 20 The Bridge
port Thistles went down to " a sting
ing defeat at soccer by the score of
6 to 0 at Beaver park yesterday after
noon before one of the largest crowds
that eer witnessed a game of asso
ciation football in New Haven It was
a genuine whitewash and Bridgeport
could offer no legitimate reason for
their defeat other than the fact that
the New Haven players were the bet
ter all-around team.
At no time were the visitors really
dangerous, New Haven forcing the
play all through the game. The
Bridgeports were twice penalized
and that enabled Jenkins to score
twice for the home team. Casey's
work was decidedly off color and Cap
per would have been fully justified in
taking him off the field.
Up to date there is not much evi
dence of the girls wearing the "stand
away" skirt at the dances.
