New Britain herald., 1929-11-11


 they were made out to be yesterday afternoon at Willow Brook park in this city, when. without mercy, the Nutmeg football team rode rough shod and unerringly over the Capital City Giants to score a T. to Q vic tory. Three touchdoNns, two by Wolcott, driving battering ram of the home club and the other by Baut. halfback, tells the result but not the story.
 New Britain outplaycd Hartford go badly in the first half Of the game that Harry Herbert, coach of the Giants donned a uniform for the second half and made a pitiful attempt to do something against the fighting crew assembled under the banner of the Nutmegs. His cf forts were fruitless and Of less avail than those Of his team in the first quarter.
 The Nutmcgs, piotcd through the entire contest by the cage and sage Rob Patterson. coach, weren't even forced to use their best team or their best efforts in the contest Buckley wasn't sent into the game until late in the first half and he had hardly warmed up 10 the business before the session was over In the second half. he played moro than in the first and between him and Vol colt, the Hartford line vas torn to shreds.
 If it Is possible 10 pick 2 star from the co-ordinatod play of the New Britain team, the center of praise would be placed on the broad shoulders of Hubby" Boloin. Fac ing the highly -touted and much vaunted All-AmeriCa guard, Johnny Smith. Hubby outplayed and out gamed his famous opponent from the start to the finish. Hartford couldn't penetrate his position. Three attempts when Hartford got The only break it received Tn the game on poor kick by Buckley 10 get the ball on New Britain's 30 yard line, 10 smash through him re- suited In no gain and Now Britain took the ball on downs.
 A tumble hy Walsh highly trained Nebraska fullback. carly in the first quarter, was recovered by Burns. flashy end, on Hartford s seven-yard line and Wolcott tore over for the first score. I'aut kicked the goal. Again on New Britain march towards Hartford's goal line, a forward pass. Grip to Wolcott was fumbled. only to have Burns snare the ball again on Hartford s three-yard line and Wolcott again went over for the second score.
 The third goal came in the final quarter when, on straight footha II, New Britain marched 7n yards through the weakened Hartford de- fense to have Baut buck the line and go well over the last stripe for the final score.
 To Burns, former Nillanoya star, goes the credit for tho two rnCoy- cries that put New Britain in the places where it scored the first two touchdoHns But. every man on the New Britain team played his heart out in yesterdays game giv- ing the Nutmeg team the aspect Of champions playing just like cham pions should have played. The team was never in danger and al all times kept Hartford looking like a poor second. The line vas charging furiouSly. ripping big holes through the Giants defense for the fast AeppinG backs 10 get through, while the wingmen. Burns and roltis. dogged the Hartford backs on every play.
 One bright spot in the Hartford teams play was the work Of Fisher halfback. He was. by far the out standing star in the Hartford team He ran the ball without help and proved dangerous to New Britain al sll times. He was in on almost every tackle and his aIl-around work stamps him as a real star.
 Bill Druehl came next 10 Fisher Tn the Hartford lists and his work was Of hiSh order. These two, hop- ever, were helpless against tho fierce play Of the Nutmcgs and il ever a team vas superior to an. other tho Nutmees were absolutely the masters Of the Hartford eleven
 Nv Britain made seven first downs to four for the Giants. IT the first half, New Britain made only one besides their two touchdown$ while Hartford made three. In thr second half. the Nutmegs made si2 to one for Hartford
 The feature of the day was tho ball-carryinE Of Wolcott big h&cl for the New Britain team. Tim' after timc with f"rocious strength he ripped through the TIartfor. team for long gains and his worl brought New Britan's third touch down.
 ] word might be said here for tlu efficiency Of the three officials il yesterdays game. J. N"rriman. th referee. Joe GarG@u. the umpire an' Dave Mahoncy. the lincsman. prove to he about as good q combination as has been scCn In this city. crowd of moro than 5000 fans sa' the contest.
 The play by play account follows
 Wolcott kicked off 10 h"hjn Hartford's goal line and the ha was placed in play on the 70 var line. Druchl gained three yard through center and Fisher skirt" through tackle for two moro. pru") ploughcd through the line for iir* down on his own 32 yard line. Fish CT tried tho line but he WAS stoppc hy Grip without any gain. Drn"hl h stone wall in his attempt to z through Hubby Beloin's position.
 Fisher booted 10 Baut who va douned on New Rritain's 4G year line. Grip gained two yards q tackle Raut got yard bcfor Smith brought him down. A for"ar pass was unsuccossful. Grin kicko'