New Britain herald., 1929-10-07
BRIDGEPORT CENTRAL IS
 CRUSHED BY NEW BRITAIN
Red and Gold Football Eleven Smashes Through Park City Opposition to Score Two Touchdowns-Visit- ing Players Suffer Many Injures-Locas Make 13 First Downs to Two for Opposition - Carlson and Middleton Chalk Up Both ScOres-Game Details.

Bridgeport fans begged the team to "bloCk that kick" Tor the extra point but Quarterback Ross out foXed the team by sending Middle ton through the line for the extra point. IL was to 0.
 Potts Kicks or
 Potts kicked off to Levine who | fumbled Mikalauskas came down the field like a streak of lightning and dove on the ball The ball was in New Britains possession on the 80 yard line. Fink hit the line for seven yards. Curran was sent into the Bridgeport lineup for White. A pass was intercepted by Levine. The first half ended.
 Second Half
 Shortly after the second half started Frey received his injuries and Saur was sent back into the game. It was at this stage that Bridgeport made its only threat. Mcdonnell, l 0-secOnd man, made an end run around New Britain's right wing for q first down. A skin tackle through the same place netted eight more yards.
 On an attempted punt Witty Grimala blocked the kick and Lud- winoWicz recovered it for New Brit ain. The ball vas far into Bridge ports territory, it being on the 12 yard line. Middleton made two yards and first down. Fink carried the ball to the seven yard line but a New Britain lineman was offside and the gain as well as five addi- tional yards were lost. A pass to i Bogdanski was knocked down by Levine. A pass to Ludwinowicz was blocked, and it was Bridgeport's ball.
 The Park City aggregation began q series of end runs which featured IakOWitz. The team was handicap ped by a number Of penalties and was still deep in it's own territory. At one time YakoWitz was tackled by Middleton for a 12 yard loss
 Another march down the fled was started by Middleton's 10 yard gain which brought the ball to Bridge ports 37 yard line. Middleton, Carl son and Fink carried the ball In succession and a two foot gain by 1 the last named player resulted in a first down. Middleton carried the ball to the 16 yard inc.
 Bridgeport sent a third center, Gibhins, into the game to strength en the line.
 Middleton Scores ! Fink and Middleton carried the ball in succession and with the aid Of Bridgeport five yard penalty the ball Was put on the six yard line. Middleton slipped through the line and the ball was within a few feet Of the goal line. Bridgeport was off side but the New Britain team took the gain. Middleton hit the line and made a touchdown. On trick play 1 LudWinoWicz, the giant tackle, was given the ball but he failed in a plunge at the line.
 The New Britain High substitutes then came into the game. After kloi- bor came into the backneld, Carlson threw a pass to Ross which netted a first down and 10 yards. Captain Jantos of Bridgeport was carried off the field with injuries. Papp took his place. Carlson made five yards. Pazza took Johnsons place in the Bridgeport backfield. Kloiber made first down.
 The ball was brought to the 27 yard line by Carlson and Middleton. Zalcski was tackled for a loss, New Britain took too much time in the { huddle and it was penaliZed five yards. Kloiber fumbled and Zaleski recovered Carlson kicked into the line of scrimmage. He intercepted a Bridgeport pass as the game end- ed.
 Al Middleton displayed one of the finest types of offensive games Heen by New Britain High school follow CTS since the days of Henry Zehrcr. He was easily the star of the team, but the eleven itself played a fine al-around game and weaknesses which showed in the Blues game a week before seemed to have disap- pcared. Bridgeport was powerless in it's line attack. It had only momen- tary success in end runs and the few passes tried were blocked. Every member of the line played a great game. Bridgeport fans who saw the forward wall in action marveled at the manner in which 1t performed. Throughout the game it kept break ing in on the punter and he was forced to hurry his kicks. Carlson again featured in forward pass de- fcnse and Fink. the new man, show ed a promise of great things. Ross had two real opportunities to get his team a score and he chose the ap- propriate plays on each occasion.
 The summary:
 New Britain. Bridgeport Bogdanski ............... Hubbell
 Left End.
 Ludwinowicz ............,.. Jantof
 Left Tackle,
 Mkalauskas ............,.. Whlte
 Left Guard.
 Grlmala ......'. '....'.'..'''. Dii9Ioi'
 Center
 ] IPOttS 4'i "'''Ai''N
 Right Guard
 Neverdoski ................ Saur
 Right Tackle.
 NanSdll .''.' . iNo"~i N
 Right End
 Ross ................. JohnsoI
 Quarterback.
 rinl, Yakowic2
 Left HalfbaCk. ..... . Middleton ................ McDonnelI
 Right Halfback.
 Carlson ,....,.......,.. Hancoch
 FullbaCk.
 Touchdowns, Carlson, Middle ton; points after touchdown, Middle ton Qine plunge).
 BOROTRA WINS MATCH
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