New Britain herald., 1925-03-04

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 Iafnr N>. Kulc shop l Thc second game wIs cN,n rouch- Ter than the first, 9N personal fouls heinz called during its course. Out ot this the Futuir team came Nlc- .,orious. although tae stanley Rule .uNr forced the play until almost the md of the battle. And a battle it was, with hlooJShcd, n'cy'rythin'. Tor "R,d' Nelson, husky center ol thu hearing m1l,,rs, received u crack on the nose in the first half and time had to be called three times for him .to receive first aid. "Ecd" continued gamGy and was still mixing it up at the end, his shooting from both Held and loul-linc turning thu tide. Be loln, after d bad start, finished fast, and so dil Ghrrkowslii who con trihusrd two shots to Fafnir's win ming Spurt
 Scarcely 90 seconds after play had begun, WuIth,r loulrd Anderson and the latter scored one-pointrr, which he followed m in another hall-mlnuto with d field goal. Paul. son was detected hacking, and Nich- oIs male thr Kulo Shops first point, Walthrr took q short pass and tied the tally, but Nelson sank a long heavt to send l'Afnir back into the lead at J-3. Thon followed rapid succession of fouls, but neither team was able 10 profit by its free losses until Woodforl finally put one in Ooftor being hacked by Anderson. Nichols then contributed his only basket of the game and the Eule Shop went out ahead by G-5. Wal thor held Nelson, however, and the Fafnirito put his team in the lead once more by sinking both attempts. Gustafson knotted the count again IMhon ne scored on a complimentary throw. GhcrkoWski missed two foul tries.
 Nelson got a bad whack that start cd his nose bleeding and Fafnir |callcd time out. Rcd returned to the fray with undiminishcd Nigor, Nur- phy broke up a pass and shot a beautiful goal from past the center 1 of the court, and the Rule Shop led again. Woodtord followed this with sensational ono-handel toss from ! far in the corner, and the count was ,11-7, Rule Shop. Nelson required attention again and there was more F time out. When play was resumed, | IGustafson turned in the longest Ihcaye of the night by scoring on q 1 shot from quarters of the way down the floor. Nelson counted twice from the foul-line, but FIolen did the same trick once and it was 14-9 at the half,
 Nichols was substituted for Ilo- den as the second period started. After Murphy had missed a free try GhcrkoWsld got the ball under his basket and had an easy sucker shot, H. got the raZz from the crowd, however, when he lost a sure score |hy travc,ing, E"'oin made it 14-71 on a foUow-up tap and Nelson flip pod iu a freak long one which Islruck the front of the rim, bounded high, and tll through the cords The In1n shop took time out and replaced Nichols by Floden. Andcr- son foulrd WooIford Woodford ,missol his try, but NnIson's foot was on the line and Woodford got an other chance, which he made good. .The score was 15-13.
 Nr5oin eyenoI it up at 15 all on a short shot and Fafnir again took n .rast for Nelson to receive treatment "Chick" Hayes got a towH and mopped the blood off the floor Pau}son went in for StohL TIo1on blocked GhorkowsN and Fafnir took the lead whcu inc 'attor maLe his try good. Noodford sent the Eu1crs aheud with shot from the sIlo. .GhcrkoWsEi and Wathcr got into a .tang}e and fouIoI each other. Cher kowski missed his try, but WMthor succeeded and made it 1S-1G, then lift the same, as it Was his fourth pcrSOnai
 Nichols took lis r.aro and thc .RuIors tried to maintain their had. .Paulson broke in to tir it ID at 12 All. hoWev,r and thcn Ialnir rusho1 into tho winning rally and lead. . CAcrkowsh coun'"r from veu up thc court. F. ,dH to0oweI auI
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