New Britain herald., 1924-11-10
WATERBURY WINS
 WITH BETTER TEAM
Deserves Better than 90 Vic.
 tory Over Al,NeW Britain

George Mullgan's Waterbury Blues outplayed the All.New Britain club through four periods of foot ball on Memorial field yesterday af- tcrnoon and returned 10 the Brass city with d 10 victory against the locals chalked up ill the state pro- fesslonal football annals.
 There never was a question as 10 which club presented the better of fense and defense, and 1t cannot truly be said that Waterbury won on the breaks of the game, although what "breaks' did occur benefited Waterbury in almost every instance. It was just an instance Of a good team being bcsted by d better team.
 Forward passes proved the m- doing of New Britain. Whoever planned the Blues attack for the day undoubtedly had In mind the sorry showing New Britain made against an aerial attack two weeks ago at Brassco park in Waterbury and elected to resort almost exclusively 10 forwards to win from New Brit ain. In fact. it was a forward that brought about the only six point tally in the game, Riopei throwing to McPhee who vas able to register with little difficulty Simondinger's Rick for the seventh point was good but he officials detected holding in the line and the point was thrown out, In the third period Slmondinger booted a placement kick for an ad- ditional three points.
 Eddie Rarnikow of Meriden, two years fullback on the All-Nnw Brit ain club and who started this season 1 with the Meriden Guards later going ] to Williams and then to Waterbury appeared in the Blues uniform, going in at halfback. According to the dope, Eddie was to be the center o' most of the hard knocks in the game, but the great part Of tho knocking was from the grandstand Barnikow played good game witt the execution of one tumble after q hard tickle.
 New Britain suffered the loss oi Tom Tully who broke bone in hi' ankle after he had intercepted pass. He was taken to the New Britain General hospital as Wal "Cy" Miskie, end, who also reported bad ankle.
 Stan Kennedy ran the team aftel ! Tully went out. Kennedy, as usual carried the burden of making the backfeld look presentahle. All in all, the game was far iron interesting. Only once were the fan' really on their feet and that was th' result of a sensational run by Mlski' on an intercepted forward. He wa dropped on Blues % yard line afto B yard dash and in the crash h' fumbled, Waterbury recovering. ] was New Britain's closest approach 10 8 score.
 Through yesterdays defeat, NeV Britain passes out of the column 0 undcfeated elevens in this state, Ton Tullv and "Cy" Miskie are also los to New Britain through their injurie yesterday.
 The summary
 All-New Britain Waterbury Blue Clark, Nishe ,....... J. tricdmal
 Left End warner ,''.'.t. .t-'.''. '.'''' HI~NI a '' Left Tackle Eose ,..,.,.-.',,...... ....''''' CdS Left Guard
 Rogers .,....,...,..,'..' IlIue
 Center , OLeary Duly, Smith -. Kecna
 Right Guard :. N, L.andcrs ,........... Holb RIG
 Eight Tackle :, J. Connr'Iy, capt .-... Holl, Nag Right End
 Tul)y Kennedy ,.,.. $, Friedman McPht Quarterback ' !. T.1Lders. ..,....... Sinonding' E. Connolly
 Left Halfback = Nc}ll}e ..... -,...,...,,..''.' lIpP Right Halfback kenne'y. Dill .......... Barnlho FullhaCk
 Touchdowns MacPhee; goal aft touchdoun. Simondinger (disallov ed. holding in Waterbury line); go
 from feld, Simondinger; refere # Tacques; umpire, Ginsberg; he5 UneSmar. i[eefe