New Britain herald., 1929-11-25
NUTNEGS CRUSH
 STAMFORD TEAM
Visitors Put Up Weakest Op- position Seen Here This Year

resistance. the Nntmog football .t.am Of tlris city, playing inc so- called Al-&lamforl eleven 8, Mo morial field in Willow BrooI, par!, yesterday afternoon, ran wild and scored aImos' at will in inc second same of football doubl"-hcador @ud won 2 ganc advertised as tho deciding contest for the state pro- fessional championship The final score vas - 10 q.
 Tine Stamford aggregation put mp the most pitiful exhibition Of foot ball seen in this city this year and were so far out of tho claS, of the NutmoGs that there is absolutely no chance 10 compare th" cI"vons, The same developed into . spectacle of N VI Britain making one touchdown after another until i' looked as il it were a case Of how long the To- cgl players could remain nithou. becoming winIed from 1rottng mp and down the field.
 Stamford not only failed to come 9nyWhor" near making T first down but ;ho opposing backs made grand total of tWO yards through tn" New Britain line from rush formation. The team gained a total Of q wards in running bacl; punts. The backs were thrown for losses on almost every play while the team didn't have a punter who could get oft two fair kicks in sue , cassion. Any semi-pro team in this city would have been just about in the same class 2s the Stamford team. New Britain made 1G first downs. seven Of them by Wolcott Non" of the advertised stars such as EI Hunt. Hubby" Eaub Or others were in the game and Man aGor Bernie conley Of the Nulmegs refused 10 settle for the full guar antoc. Tho manager of tho Stam- ford aggregation tried to pull his team eff tho field in the second half. hut the players refused 10 leave and he was escorted from tho playing field by ono Of the New Britain minions of the law.
 The fans in attendance, though di3custcd with tho game as 3 com- petitive affair, were thrilled through and through with the ripping. slashing, crashing line busting of a certain halfback by the name c, Wolcott. Not only did he run wild with almost the entire Stamford team on his back. but he came through on one of his runs and completely hur1lcd a would-be tacllcr with neither touching the othcr
 New Britain scored eight touch- downs in all and four points after touchdowns were made. three by Baut and one hy Grip. Mason scored the first six points of the game when he leaped high into the air to spear a forward pass from Johnny Grip one handed. and then race @S yards through the Stam- ford team to cross the line.
 Wolcott made the second after a march down the field after New Britain had recovered a Stamford tumble on the visitors 45-yard line. Buckley had planted the ball on the tWo-rard stripe when the big bruiser went over. He could have been going yet for all the chance there was Of Stamford stopping him.
 Nolcott scored the third touch- Ir,rl-I.,- IsnJ T q Stamford forward pass on Stam- lords %5-yard line and had been tackled on the @2-yard line, A Sc ries Of line plays brought Wolcott to within scoring distance and he did nothing but plough through the opposition for the third score.
 New Britain had 10 be content 10 await the second half before doing any more scoring. Then when Stam- ford kicked from it's 11-yard line to Buckley and Buckley whizzed through 'Q be brought down on the 22-yard line Wolcott. in two rushes, placed tho ball on the onc-Nard line and Baut went over.
 Grip vas given the opportunity Of making the fifth score for the day. This came after New Britain lad marched soIidly down the line from it's own 45-yard mark to have Vol colt place the ball on the two yard line for a first down.
 John Davis. shortly after this, in terccpted Stamford pass and brought the ball to Stanrford's 2l- yard line, the longest and best run Of the game. Davis caught tho ball on his own 2 yard line and raced down the lot for Go yards before he vas tackled. In three plungcs, one for three. one for 1% and the other for the remaining distance, Wolcott was over. What I man,
 The next score came after Now Britain had almost pushed Stamford hack for a safety. Stamford kicked onsida on her 3l yard line and after Gn unsuccessful attempt at pass. Crop Tipped the ball 10 "Toots' Politia who shook off three tacklers and raced 2i yards for a touch down,
 Just or NtIl lEtl N SdNt. " oIto'I kicked off to Stamford's 44-yard line and then promptly intercepted Stamford forward pass on the 5o- yard line and raced untouched down the sidelincs for the last touchdown that gave New Britain q total of 52 points Stamford kicked to Wolcott on the next play but after he had been downed on the 44-yard line. the game was ended.
 I, would be a waste Of words to pick any man out Of the New Brit ain team and say that he starred. In game of that kind, there is no glory in solng through the opposi- lion. weak as Stamford WAS Wolcott furnished most of the color for the afternoon and the other players on inc team did the rest. Tho NlltmcEs certainly won the championship