New Britain herald., 1915-11-13

and the ball went to New Haven.
 By this time New Haven began to
 show signs of weakness and two men
 had to be taken out of play. The
 local boys held them for no gain
 but on the next attempt Allan made
 g yards on a fake New Haven made their ten and then put Oede back.
 He attempted a drop, it was a good
 kick but it didn't have the legs to
 make it. Our boys got mixed on the
 next play and Dean fumbled the elu
 sive pigskin, but made up for it by
 recovering one from New Haven.
 After some unsuccessful plunges in
 to the line Dean punted to Kligeran New Haven funmbled the ball on
 9 long pass thanks to Captain
 Dudack. Parker passed to Kopoli-
 witz for gain of 1 yard, then after
 two incomplete passes, the Whistle
 sounded for the first half, leaving , the score 6 to o, New Haven.
 Third Quarter. Oede kicked off to Dean who ad- | vanced it yards. Dudack and 1 Cabelus put it over the ten mark.
 They made their next ten by two line i rlunges and a penalty of 5 yards TOT
 off si1 New life seemed to be in
 stilled in the local boys as they went
 right down the field. First Parker
 passed to Dudack for 10 yards and
 then Parker and Cabelus went
 through for 10 yards. Time had to
 te taken out for Dudack. After another good gain by Parker through
 center there were cries of ,"touch- down, New. Britain" With the goal
 to gain the New Haven boys took a :, brace and pushed the locals back for
 a loss of yards. A few line plunges , left the ball in the same place with , fourth down, fifteen yards to go. i Parker tried to put 1t over by for . ward pass to Kopolowitz but failed t., make it. Slaton punted and then New Britain began the steady march down the field again. Parker stared in this also First one end and then + the other for from to 10 yaros' + Finally it was down with "goal to f gain" again. Dudack hit the line TOT , yards. The whole New Haven 1fie seemed to depend on Cusanalli, thelr , 1 center and he was out now. Wltn 9 the ball within a yard of the goal , both teams lined up as if for a center plunge, but Parker carried Il 1 around right end placing it right pe- :, tween the goal posts He kicked the a goal.
 " Pite rushed the kickoff back TOT
 IS yards. They had just made thell E, next ten when the whistle blew TOT a the last quarter, The score now r stood to 6.
 , Last Quarter.
 V In the last quarter New Haven put q gil her first s'r ing men back Tn the @ game. They ripped up our line ano r marched down the field with six ane 1t eight yard gains, but on an lncom- e plete pass New Britain got the bal T, On her own 20 yard line There wa: f a lot of time for New Haven in tht
 last quarter. They all seemed to be
 "al, in.'' Dudack went through fo
 two good gains of about 10 yards !, then Parker and Cabelus duplicated On account Of the darkness it was diff u ficult to mako out who was who. O1 ! clever end and tackle runs they tool ,c tho hall up the field nearing the goa IL asain. It was generally rumoree o about that Dudack made the touch l. down but it was hard to tell. Never l. theless a touchdown was made ana u Parker kicked the goal The Nev - Haven boys were leaning up agains n each other and anything else the, a. could find. Every spark of ''pcp" wa a gore. But they nearly got away fo
 a touchdown on the kickoff as n s- enc knew who had the ball. It | l- lucky for us the whistle blew thel le or they might have sncaked up in tn l. dark and put it over.
 n Parker made the good gains al n. 1 through the game and Dean did tn