New Britain herald., 1927-10-24
SUB BASE ELEVEN
 IS QU7CLASSED
Defeated by AN-NeW Britain; Score 34 to '

Five touchdownS. each of which were SCor,d in a different way. vas the tOtdl of the All-\eW Britain football teams success against the Submarine Base team Of New Lon don. and with inc resultant extra points. the final score was 34 10 0. in the Hardware City teams favor. ToucutoNns were scored on a line plunge, on an intercepted forward pass. on blocked kick, on an end nun. end on a forward pass. The game was not as interesting as it might have been. The prob able reason was that the New Lon don sailors did not furnish the op- position expected of them. The base team scored only three first downs during tn" game, to = scored by New Britain over the 10-yard stretch.
 Two Of New Britain's scores were made by lincmcn, Red" O'Ncn. center, and Tom Humphreys. guard. New London vas employing a pc cutler pass which would be lobbei ever the line of scr.mmage. and the visitors got away with it for awhile. Finally il was tried on the New Lon- don lo-E2rG line. Red" intercept cd the prss and ran for q touch down. This WAS the score that broke u : to | tie. and from then on the New London team was through.
 Tom Humphreys contribution was in the ti3ird quar'r when he fell on tho ball over th" goal line after Red" O'Nrii had blocked 9 kick on the l0-Nard line.
 The New London team made it's points in lk" carly part of th" game without scoring a first down. New Britain received the kickoff and on the first play Manning made 13 wards through center. TE" ball was on the 47-yari line when "Zcv' Graham attempted 10 throw q for ward pass. SchWardner broke through. blocked the pass on New Eritain's &5-yard line, picked the ball mp and ran tn" remaining dis tanco for 9 score. \ drop kick made the score : to Q against New Britain.
 Later in rlc quarter. Manning hit cou'.r and wn lj wards to the 10 yard liu,. Grah@" t.reH a pass to Bingham. who was stopped al the line oj sclirnmag", Thompson tried ian rnd run. 1."t h." did not gain. New London received the bail and kicked 10 KadzeWich, who ran back -o wards
 { Nov Nr'tam was in scoring DO ,lliun ;~ n i1 the latter part of 1n, trst quartc" Thompson inter- rrp.,l pass near midfold. and on inc first - Y Naming hit center iaud went through for &5 yards. Th, lnst Nuuld-hc tacklor was knocked . cit and it looked like sure touch ! LoN.n, hut someone came from be- IFjnl anf stoppc! ming on th" .5-ygrd line. Drspil" hard playing inc Nl-N," Hu'ains could not ,rurc.
 New Britain then began march 1oUu tho li.Id I.'ary caught I I.pNs ror ulro yard gain. Manning hit c"ut,i for a frs down. Graham rln around end for lj .yanls 10 tine 2p yard line. Manning hit the cen ter of the linc for 10 yards and first down. Graham ran seven wards arouud end that fell short by fe" yrras Of a touchdown. Manning vcut through right guard and
 scored. Y was wonderful hole i-adr by Humphreys and Manning dashed through without trouble.
 Bingham brought the ball near 'ha New London goal when he col r..'rd in a forWar'l pass and ran l5 ,.ris. New Britain lost the bali and when New London ni"l 10 work Hja trick pass O'Ncil scored, The half end shortly after and tho score
 H1s fl 10 [.
 Graham was not feeling well and r. was taken from the game. Ead1, wich went in al quarterback .eum halfback. He handled the team arl. Shm took over the half- iack position.
 ErW Britain played well and piled up several first downs. Lcary was good in his all-around play. Thomp- son also did wonderful work on the defense as well as the offense. The scores came in the final quarter. In