New Britain herald., 1929-10-14

after the second quarter started Starting from it's own 3O-yard line the New Britain team marched far into it's opponents territory. Fink made eight yards and Middleton made a first down. Then it was Fink, two yards and Ross, seven yards. Then Fink made the best New | Britain gain of the afternoon when | he slipped through a nice hole 1 made for him by Stanley Neverdoski | and Bill Mangan, right tackle and | right end, and ran 25 yards to Pitts fields 11-yard line. | Middleton made a thrilling plunge l through the line and without losing his feet he dashed through the secondary defense for touchdown. On a trick play "Penoke' Ludwino- wcz carried the ball over for the point after touchdown. The score
 was 13 to 0.
 Coach Cassidy sent some of his
 substitutes into the game. Ed
 Kloibcr. masked to cover a facial in
 jury received in scrimmage, took
 Carlson's place at fullback and
 OBrien went into the guard position
 in place of Mikalauskas.
 Fink fumbled on an end run and a
 New Britain lineman recovered. KIoibcr Kicks Kloiber was elected to kick and he made a perfect boot which covered distance of 70 yards, including the distance gained in rolling The ball went over the Pittsfeld teams goal
 line and was taken out to the 20
 yard line.
 The time was growing short. Pitts field kicked to the 45-yard line and
 Fink caught it. On the first play "Peewee" Zaleski threw pass to Middleton for a gain of 10 yards. A pass from Zaleski to Kloiber was , fumbled by the latter. The first half came to an end. The starting team :, returned to the game after intermis- . sion.
 ~ Second Half
 Trouble began for New Britain on
 the kickoff It was an inside kick
 and although it landed in Ludwino-
 wicz's hands he was so surprised that ', he dropped it and PittsfeId recov- o cred. Curtin who was silent in the 7, first half started the second half by ', making eight yards through the - center of the line. An exchange of - puntS followed.
 n New Britain found itself in a posi- $ ton to score while it was deep in its
 opponents territory, but it chose the k wrong play on fourth down. A for s. ward pass was thrown to Ludwino- , wicz who had the ball in his hands W but fumbled
 Il Another exchange of punts fol ts lowed and Pittsfeld gained on the
 punts due to a 35-yard run back b, le Curtin. Pittsfcld lost the ball and i le was in New Britains possession a y the third quarter ended
 Last Period " The initial first down for Pitts a field was scored on a 20-yard run b, l- Curtin. A forward pass to Curtir le gained five yards on New Britain'i
 25-yard line. The battle was bein}
 waged in New Britain's territory s- During this time Curtin made al m eight-yard run around end and hi " team chalkcd up another first down 10 This was not enough and on a pun 10 Ross was stopped on his own 32- -yarC ,k line. It was on the first play tha 10 Fink fumbled and the Pittsfelt ts teams eleventh hour offensive driv, ,f started.
 m Tom Curtin was the best man o, of the pittsfield team. For New Britail o. the forward wall was again in it's ex
 ccllent form, especially Potts an,
 Neverdoslli
 = Richie Fink was the best of tn u backtield men and Middleton con ~ tinued his excellent playing. Beside ' leading the team on the o '..nse dur 'u ing the first half. Fink led his tear 's on the defense in the final perioC V He knocked down several danger ny ous passes. Middleton arose to tn | occasion at one time and blocked D. pass which was far out of his tcrr tory.
 's- The summary:
 to New Britain pitt,fcl st Bogdanski Dom S- 11cll lnd td IudWinoWic2 .............. Smit It. Left Tackle
 Nllkalauskas ............ Arch h. Left Guard i GTlluala .................. Mori dS Center ne Potts (Captain) ....... Stocsse ry Right Guard ok Neverdoski .........,.... Spicwa VII Right Tackle nj Mangan ................ Hanfol Right End he ROSS .................. Curt or Quarterback on F1nk ................. Heror he Left Halfback Ire Middleton ............ Kenda
 Right Halfhack
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