New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
HARTFORD KACEYS
 OUTLAY LOCALS
League Leaders on Long End of
 42 to S2 Score

I basketball game saw the Hartford Kaceys triumph over the local 1 Kaceys at the Arch street armory ] last night The final score of a hard fought game was 42 to 34. The visi- i tors showed the crowd in a conclu- l sive manner just why they are lead ing the league. Their team work be- wildered the locals. particularly in the first minutes of the game, when Captain Bill Dwyer and his mates rang up points so fast that the off, [ cial scorer was forced to sharpen his pencil several times.
 In summing up the game briefly it was just a case of the Hartford boys being too good for the locals. The Daily council lads, had they been playing in the Sleepy Hollow league might have been considered a good team. They failed to come up to the expectations of the large crowd of rooters from the council who made themselves popular by their songs and cheers. There was no semblance of team work on the part of New Britain five, and opposed to such a smooth working machine as the visi- tors showed. defeat was inevitable tAibSI llie lNe minutes.
 Crowd Gathers Early
 Shortly after the doors opened the crowd began to wend their way into the big armory. When the first game started there was hardly space for foot room in the building. The gath ering comprised many out of town fans. The members of the local council cheering squad seated them selves in the south side of the armory Just before the teams appeared on the floor the fun began. Led by Urban T. Calla han. Rene Bardeck and with Little Johnnie" Cream singing with his pleasing voice, the local crowd was pleased with several vocal numbers with the intent and purpose of getting the visitors "balled up." The ends were not met Hartford was not without support, the Capitol good sized delegation of rooters, who made their presence known at every opportunity. which needless to say, came often.
 Noise, Noise. Noise
 The sound of Referee Dick Dill Ions whistle that started the game was drowned in the pandemonium that broke loose as the ball was shot up between Restelli and Clarkin. 1t could easily be seen at at outset that Hartford had the edge on the locals. However there was some hope when Restelli tossed the first point with a foul goal. Then Captain Dwyer got going. with a field goal, and from that time until the end of the half. the visitors played rings around New Britain. At the end of the half the score was 22 to 12 favoring the visi- tors.
 Start Playing Too late
 The locals made an attempt to rally at the outset of the second half, and when Tommy Reynolds pulled of his clever shots, the noise of the local crowd fairly rocked the building. It seemed however, that every time a local player registered a point Dwyer would bob up from somewhere and toss on for Hartford. The locals line wine seemed to improve as the game aged. and their work was vast ly superior to the form showed in the first half. Tommy Reynolds starred tossing six field goals in the second half.
 Restelli Bnnished
 Restelli was benished in the second half. after four per- sonals had been called on him. This did not help the locals any. Johnnie Sheehan who took his place shared with Reynolds whatever honors could be handed out to the local quintet. Near the close of the game, Stevie Dudack and Jimmy Maher l were rushed into the game.
 For the visitors, Captain Dwyer | and O'Connor starred.
 The summary:-
 Hartford New Britain Cronin ................. Reynolds l
 Left Forward Dwyer ........ Kilduff. Dudack 1
 Right Forward Clarkin .......... Restelli, Sheehan |
 Center Curry ........... Maher, Campbell |
 Left Guard O'Connor, Killin Baylock, Sheehan |
 Right Guard
 Score, Hartford 42, New Britain i 34; goals from floor. Dwyer 8. Cronin I 3 Clarkin. O'Connor 8, Curry 3. Baylock. Reynolds 8; goals i from fouls, OConnor 5, Dwyer. Res 1 telli 5. Sheehan 9: referee, Dillon; timer, Sauter.