New Britain herald., 1927-12-27

the side or the court ana Nltu no one near him, took long pass and sank an easy basket. Rubenstein dropped in two fouls and Leary du- picatcd his feat by getting away for another easy sucker" Rubenstcin added another field goal before Bris- tol could again dent the scoring col umn. Waterman Cagcd a field goal to make the count 15 to 6 in favor of New Britain.
 Zakzewski made another score and then Bristol started desperate sprt that all but tied the score be- fore the half was over. In quick succession, Waterman and Crowley sank double deckers "Waddy" add ed foul shot and Crowley placed another long shot through the nets just before the half ended, leaving the count Y 10 3 at the rest period.
 Second Half
 Jimmy Malcolm electrified the spectators with pretty enchanted shot 20 seconds after the second half had started. Sloman again gave New Britain a. our-pont advantage with nice pop from the side. Again Malcolm coming from the left side. sank another spectacular goal and at the 2;20 mark, he tied the count with a peg from the center of the floor. The spectators were in an up- roar and New Britain began fight : that was destined to carry the team through to a victory.
 Sloman sped around and caged a double decker. Rubenstein and Marchinek each got foul goal. 1 Crowley scored a long peg but Leary came through with foul goal to give New Britain point edge. Al , this point New Britain began a live l ly spurt.
 caged a goal. Leary got another and Sloman followed him with a pretty shot. Leary again came through and made it 31 to 22 for Bristol Crowley succeeded in getting a long shot through the hoop but Sheehan . llhIlillf'l lliiN N!lIl ti oj'ttttN titll olict from the side. Marchinell added a point on a foul goal just before the game ended. giving New Britain the victory, 33 to D.
 Learys work was nothing short oi spectacular in the game. He caged
 four field goals and his work against
 his opponents was marvellous. H.
 held Nunby to q single goal ant
 MarChmek went scorcless from tht
 floor.
 Shcchan's work against Malcolm
 made the Bristol captain shoot wild
 ly in the second half and the Bristo
 teams offensive was anything bu
 effective. The entire team failed tc
 make strong attempts to get neal
 the goal but kept shooting from dis
 stances that were too great to ado : much to the score.
 The New Britain team worked { nice passing game all through th'
 contest with Leary and Sheehan be
 ing the high spots in their guardin.
 of the Bristol forwards. Jimm.
 ZakzeWslli jumped evenly with Don
 oghuc at center and outsCorcd hin , with two pretty field goals in tn . first half that helped New Britain considerably. Sloman failed to ge
 going in the scoring line until tn
 second half but in that frame, h , caged three goals 10 give New Brit . ain an imposing edge.
 Bristol received q bad "hreak . early in the first half when Jin , Manning received q bad cut unde l his left eye and had to retire frou [ the game. He returned to the fra 1 in the second half but failed to q { any effective work due to his injury . Waterman was put out of the gam . on four personal fouls after playin
 a scmtillatiug floor and scorin
 game. Crowley starred in the bac 1 court. Jimmy Malcolm was the out ! standing star of the game and ha he had a running mate such a , Risky" Fuldman used 10 be, the re 5 ut might have been different. The summary:
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