New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
SCORES PROVEN
 CORRECT IN GAME

New BrltalD Rated One IOuCh-
 down Better Than Hartford
 For once com paratiFe scores were proven correct when the New Brit ain high school football team scored one more touchdown than i1S rival from Hartford high. The score was 2n 10 l2. When New Britain de- fcatcd Bulkelcy it was indicated that New Britain was about one touch- down better than Hartforod from the manner in which both teams played. Against Bridgeport Cen traL Now Britain scored 13 points and Hartford scored six.
 Tho Red and Gold team advanced considerably in the estimation of it's followers for the manner in which II fought after it was apparently beaten. Some of the fans have criti- cizcd Red and Gold teams in the past for giving up when they could still win the games. All grads were unanimous in their opinion that this years team was a fighting bunch Of football players.
 TWlc" they came from behind to win. There are different opinions as 10 the stars of the game. Mid dlc1on, the iron man, certainly did more than his share. Boedanski's catches Of the forward passes were one of the real features of the game. but he also showed remark able skill in holding the Hartford end runners in check.
 Last year Joe Ludwinowicz. loft tackle, was the star in Hartford's s defeat and this year he was again one of the big threats. All season long fans knew that if LudwinoWicz would settle down and play to the best of his ability the team would have a big number in the line. He will be back next year and much is expected of him.
 Captain Joe Potts played fine alert game and was in on several tackles, He recovered tumble for New Britain and on the last play of the game he beat the ends and tackles down and fell on the ball on the one yard line after Schmarr's drop kick. Ross played the game of his career and Carlson's puntiDe could not be better. ''' |
 Of this team which started against H@r,ford, seven will be lost throug h graduation. fullback HcrDy Carlson. Halfback Al Middleton. Quarterback Billy Ross, Right E.nd Bill Mangan. Left End Joe Rogdanski, Right Tackle Stanley Ncvcrdoski. L.oft Guard Witty Mikalauskae and Center Witty Grimala will all be gone. The only members Of the team left will h" Id Klobor, half back: L1dwino- Wlcz, left tackle and Potts, right i guard
 Of the reserves O'Brien. Mlynarski and Ritter. guards; Moore. Schmarr and S&rgis'an tackles, Francis ! Mangan, end: Frank Iales>i quar- tcrback; Richie Fink. halfback. i Billy Marsh. Bernie Richter and Nc- trano, third string backncld mon will remain.
 Al Middleton was the leading scorer on the team with seven touchdoWns to his credit. Joe Bog i danski and Herby Carlson arc next with two and Billy Ross and Frank IaIeskl. quarterbacks. follow with ono each. In total scores Carlson will bc given second honors because ol points scored after touchdowns.
 In high school football 1t is often typical of the quarterback who calls in" plays 10 carry the bah hm-olf when h" gets near the goal line. Ii, "lll probably score touchdown and have tn" glory attached 10 tho f"a'. This is not the case with Bill, RO@s. He did not score point mti tho la@t touchdown against Hart. 'ord and if is probably that h, would not have taken the ball if il were not 1hc only nlay. The hall n,a, on tho one foot line and the only play on th1s occasion is 10 have th, guarlcrback 20 through center fo 't" rouchdoHu. Billy deserves al 'lIr credit which can bc given him.
 unc Of tho real heroes Of in, same wac Coach G.orgc NJ. Cassidy
 "ho sat on the Sidclm,s. He Enrv
 his team would profit hy aid iron outside and hr a%rccI To have Eol
 Patterson, NWmc" coach. aid hin during, 'br fuu "cra of practice
 Patterson proved invaluable as coach and thc bacEGold especial.
 w"e benefited Ip H,- advice. He wa
 on" Of 'ho Grra}r-t quarterback 5 Cornell University ever had. alumn members say. Some coaches woul, - not allow outsiders to come in an' , aid them for fear tho newcomer you'd atcal some Of their honors { Coach Cassidy proved he was no
 one of these.
 The quosltn which is in h
 minds of trM team followers
 "Who will be next years captain"
 Tho regulars eligible for 1t arc Jo Iudwnowicz, Joe Potts who coui f be reelected. and I'd Kloiber. Tho , there arc substitutes as Fink ScHHarr and Zalcski who may b
 awarded the honor.
 HARDING IMPROVING a Cambridge, Mass. .iov. 26 tCP