New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
BARN|KOV STAR OF
 NEW BRITAIN WIN
RadZeWiCh Crosses Line to Beat
 Hartford West Sides

l1tIulb u NlpNN pl "bobt bINNN spectators at CIarkin field in Hart ford yesterday afternoon, the All New Britain eleven outplayed It's traditional rival, the West Sides of Hartford, with the natural result q New Britain win, The score was : to In New Britain's faVor but 1t should have been fl to 0. Radze- wich, the speedy quarterback for tho locals having crossed the line on a second occasion, but being called back for holding far off on the right end as Paddy" circled the left.
 The West Sides outplayed New Britain in the first 10 minutes of the game, but then steadily weak ened under the terrific line smashes of Eddie Barnikow who turned in the best game of his New Britain career, which embraces four years of stellar football.
 O'Ncirs Leg Broken
 New Britain suffered an unfor- tunate loss when "Red" O'Neil was taken from the field with a broken leg, The sorrcl-topped lineman had played his usual fighting game and was going along like house anre when the accident happened. He will be out for tho remainder of the season.
 Balnikow the Wonder
 Earnikow, his face covered with dust and grime his customary shcik-lil:c hair comb missing, and with scarcely enough of his red jcr- sey to flag train remaining on his , back. was sent through time and again. Over the pile, under the pile and through the pile. the plnnging , hack who many fans thought was a : has-been came through and each time Lincsman Johnny Newell picked up his stakes and advanced toward tho Hartford goal line. 1 Both teams were called upon to punt. Tho lashy work of Jim Con- Icy in getting off with the kick pre- vented the Hartford lads from ad- vancing on several occasions.
 Ancnt Stanley Vosc
 Afford. q new man started the game at left guard. This is the posi- ton ordinarily occupied by Stanley VoSc, and in the second half Nosc was on the job. Just what is the { reason for the absence of the husky guard from the lineup in the early part of recent games, seems to be i more or less of a mystery and the management wouldn't be doing an i unpopular thing at all if the chubby | defender of the left wing is trotted out in the start-off in the future. The changes made in this respect this season, if they have been made for the purpose of improvement, have certainly failed. Nose's work has not been duplicated by anyone who 1 has replaced him so far-and in the opinion of goodIy number of the games, isn't likely to be.
 Ncalc's Kicking
 Ncale the former Yale satellite, shone out as brightly as m his col Icgiate days. He played New Brit aims right hafback position. On the secondary defense assignment, he 1 pulled down dozens of tackles and also carried the ball effectively. His bunting, long, yet high boots, gave the New Britain ends time enough to get down and do their stuff.
 RadzcwiCh Stars
 Joe Grimes the erstwhilc rubber man" of the prize ring had coun- terpart in yesterdays game in the person of "Raddy" Radzewich. nashy quarter for the locals. Gaining ground consistently, the slender dl- rector of play was the target of some real. hard, earnest tackles and New Britain fans sat breathIess scv- tral times while the pile of human fly was being strengthened out. con- tldontly expecting a substitution that would take Raddy from the game But no such substitution was ncccs. sary.
 Joe Rogers was taken from tho game in the first half because of ar injury to his hand.
 Now Britain's score was made or . pass from Thompson to Radzewicf who ran it 25 yards for a touch down and then kicked the goal.