New Britain herald., 1927-12-06
.bOYS' CLUB WINS
 IN OVERTIME GAME
Long Shot by Parparian Decides
 Thrilling Encounter

A long field goal by Substitut,
 Jake Parparian in the middle of al overtime period, following a success.
 iul free shot by the same player
 which tied the score in the closing seconds of the regular time, gave
 the New Britain Boys club a 33-s1
 victory over the Waterbury Bows
 club in a terrific battle on the locaI
 clubs floor last night. IL was the second victory in two starts for the
 East Main street aggregation, and il .ls extremely doubtful if the club Will figure in another game this sea- son so exciting as was that last eyc- hlng. New Britain came from the rear in the final minutes. and from the time its score neared that of Naterbury's both players and spec tators were in a continual uproar.
 Alter two and a half minutes of play in the first quarter, Murphy gave the visitors a start with a foul goal, but 25 seconds later Gusha scored from aiield to put New Brit - ain ahead. The locals kept this lead and were in front by S-5 when the period ended. In the second ses- sion, however. MarryWell started with a pair of field goals and sent Waterbury ahead kley came back with shot of each variety, but kel- ley tied the score and Dnoahue sank a goal 10 give Waterbury a 1911 lead. At the half the visitors still led by 17-1S.
 New Britain started the third per iod fast, Kley and Grusha finding the hoop for a tie score, but Murphy and MarryWell collaborated to send Waterbury out ahead again to 23-17, and the start of the last quarter found the visitors still leading by 26-21. kley started some nice work from the floor at this point and scored a field goal. Donahue and Murphy made a point apiece, but kley dropped in another double decker and Goffa followed suit to bring New Britain within reaching distance at 21-2S. Donahuc and each made good from the lo-foot strip but again kley came from the field and the crowd went wild as the score went to 2g-3O. A few seconds later it was wilder. for kley made a successful toss rom the foul strip and the count was deadlocked at 3O-30.
 There were only seconds 10 play when Tobin called a double foul Donahue sank his try and then left the game, it being his fourth per sonal. Parparian then took his place on the foul line and, amid pan demonlum, tied the score again by Donahuc's performance. took the ball into the back court and stalled for the re- few seconds to force the play overtime.
 Both teams were now so worn out ncrvously by the terrific strain that they were hurrying and missing shot after shot as the extra session began. Then, with a minute and 20 seconds left, Pargarian took d pass and shot rom beyond the outside of the foul circle. The ball went through the hoop cleanly and New Britain led by 53-3l. The rest of the game re- a football scrimmage as the players fought desperately for pos session of the ball. but New Britain kept Waterbury from shooting and still led when the final whistle made ! rather ineffective effort to sound above the deafening din.
 The tension under which both cams played was so great that many 2asy shots were blown all through he game, but every man was giv- ng all he had in every play. The ill-around work Of kley stood out for the winners, with parparian breaking into the limelight with his timely scores. Donahue and Marry we'll starred for the visitors. who were given to long shots. A total Of 4 fouls were called. Grusha was forced out on personals while two visitors had the same punishment and four others finished the game with three apiece.
 The summary:
 New Rritaip Ilnys' CIuh