New Britain herald., 1929-10-28
MAKESHIFT NUTMEG ELEVEN
 SHEARS NEW HAVEN 20 TO Q
Williams Team Makes Only Two First Downs Against Nutmegs - Walcot Shines in Defensive Work Baut Crosses Enemy Line Twice, Carrying lnvad- CTS With Him - Large Crowd Sees New Britain E. Keep Its League Slate Clean.

Little or no opposition was offered by the New Haven Williams team yesterday afternoon at Willow Brook park as it went down to 20 to 0 defeat at the hands Of makeshift lineup which represented the Nutmegs of this city. A large crowd which went to the park anticipated a close game. but despite the fact that the Conleymen were without either of their two . guards or one tackle, the Hardware City organization was far superior to the lighter Williams team.
 Two Long ParadeS to Goal The Nutmegs made two long marches for touchdowns, the first for SS yards and the second was for 80 yards. The third touchdown was scored after "Unk" Conlcy had recovered a New Haven tumble on the Elm City 20 yard line. In all these great campaigns the work of Walcott, the war horse, stood out. Walcott came to the NutmegS early in the season as a guard and last  where he had been featured in his high school days. At college he played in the line He was easily the star of the team, being responsi- ble for several long gains. Second only to Walcott was Ralph Buckley, who featured with some fine end runs. Although Mason, who started at quarterback, made an untimely tumble in the last few minutes of the game he played well in the first quarter.
 Three Regular Stars Out
 The starting lineup had 10 be shifted about because of the absence of three outstanding stars. Benzuls, a tackle and Grip, q quarterback, had to be used at the two guard po- sitions to take the place of Beloln and Humphrey, who were on the lh- iured list. Walcott was used at tackle to take the place of Gallagher. The starting backfeld included Ma son, Belonki and Taskey who have not started any of the games but they were later replaced by Buckley Baut and Wolcott.
 The Williams team scored its only earned first down in the hrs' quarter on a pass to Sullivan, A b yard penalty was the only other first down made by the Elm City eleven. New Britain scored lS first downs. six of which were made by Walcott, Davis and Buckley each scored two.
 New Britain was in serious diff ficulty in the final minutes when Mason fumbled punt and recover ed it on the one-yard line. Although New Britain retained the ball while it was near the goal line the fans were fearful lest some mishap would lead to a New Haven score.
 The Game
 New Britain kicked to Grlneli who was stopped on his own 37 yard line. After he had been thrown for three ward loss he punted and the hall was on New Britain's 30 yard line. After unsuccessful plays at the line, Mason, New Britain quar- terback, punted to New Haven $ 4o yard line.
 Tookey hit center for five yards Appecelli made one yard and for ward pass gained six yards ana firstdown. Tookey threw to Sulll- van. The ball was on New Brit- aims 40 yard line. Politis nailed q New Haven back for q loss but on the next play a forward pass, Jones to Grinel, made seven yards. loo- kev nunted offsdc on New Britain s 90 yard line.
 Be]onki took the ball twice in sue cession. On the first attempt he made no gain and on the second ne was held to one yard gain. Mason kicked to New Haven's 3S yard llne After Appecelli had failed in two successive attempts, Tookey kicked over the New Britain goal line and the ball went out to the 20 yard streak.
 Davis made four, Beionki made three and Mason skirted the end for six wards On a lateral pass Mason made eight yards and on the next play Belonki made first down on New Britains 3o yard line. The quarter ended on this play.
 Regulars GitH 1HInl impetus
 Mason made eight yards to tho 46 yard line. Task"r fumAlcd and New Haven recovered on tho 5o yard line. After the Elm City backs had failed to make q first down Tookoy punt"d offside on New Brttom's 17 yard line.
 At this staa- Of tho gam" thro" M. Ir;+..{.. ,-l,r,.i4 -., ,,-.r+ i,t4n t1lA battle. Raut substituted for Belon- Xxi. Buckey replaced Mason and Waleott. who started in Inc lin". was shifted 10 he bari,nel1 in rlar" of Tasker. "Ink' Couay substituted at tackle for WaIcou
 From this point the team began It's march toward tho goal liH". Baut slipped off tackle to the 23 yard line Davis bcltod the line and brought the ball to the 27 yard line. Bmt made five yards. Walro't dashed ' yards and Buckley made a gain Of 20 yapds to New Havcn's % yard line. Davis made four yards and Baut ran to New Haycn'S II yard line. John Davis put the ball on the nine yard line. WalCott made two yards to the seven yard line. Buck ley ran to the six yard line. Baut made a first down on New Uayen's four yard line. Walcott made inc touchdown, It was 10 C. Raur place kicked the extra point and il was to c.
 Ball On Invaders Two Yard Line
 On the kickoff Jones caught tho ball and ran 10 the 25 yard line. Ap- pecelli made four yards through con ter. Polo, who substituted for Grin ell threw lateral pass to Tookey but the latter let it get away from him. He rncONered il and ran out