New Britain herald., 1929-10-07

Staging a brilliant offensive and a running attack that on two oCCa- sions brought scores and seizlng every opportunity given them by the opposition, the Nutmeg football play CTS of this city smashed through the strong defense of New Haven Williams eleven yesterday afternoon at New Haven to take the second straight game in the Eastern Pro- fcssional Football League by Is to score
 | The Elm City crew put lip Stllt defense against the onslaughts of the local continuation and several times threatened to cross the New Britain goal line. In the first period, almost immediately after the game had be- gun, the New Haven team. through a neatly executed forward pass, brought the ball to the New Britain | tive-yard line but it was unable to cross the intervening distance and cross the double stripe for the Six points.
 | New Britain, after being held NlNIlOul q StI lotiS LII 'eIt Lpt Nll' VT tire first period, started clicking in 1 high in the second period. The local | team had suffered a bad break when the Williams team. kicking from its own 20 yard line received the ball again when one of New Britain s backs was caught holding a Will l Hams end. The ball was placed on
 The Williams 35-yard line. After unsuccessful attempts to get through | New Britain's forward wall, Lawson booted to Buckley and he was down ed on New Britain's % yard line.
 Buckley immediately booted to Lawson on Williams 1S-yard line, and after play, Lawson again kicked and Grip carried the ball 10 | New Haven's 4S-yard line.
 | Grip attempted a forward pass and two Williams men knocked the ball came down. He was inches from the l sidelines and argument ensued. The catch was okayed by the officials and New Britain had the ball in New Haven territory.
 Baunt then went into action and | squirmed through the Williams team for about l 5 ycards and first down on the 1S-yard line. Buckley went six yards to the 12-yard line. Grip shot a forward pass to Buckley and the ball was downed on the three yard line. A smash at Williams left tackle put the ball over. Grip missed the kick.
 New Britain all but scored before the first half was up when one of the New Haven men blocked Lawson's s attempt at punt and the ball was recovered by Politis on the 15-yard | line. Buckley threw a pass to Grip on the siX-yard line but he fumblcd d pass and lost seven yeards on the next play. Lawson intercepted for ward by Grip and the half was over with the ball on the New Haven 20 yard line.
 The third quarter was more of q kicking duel than anything else with New Britain having the edge by a
 wide margin in the length of the
 boots. Grip was injured in this ses- sion and had to be replaced.
 In the fourth quarter, a pass,
 Baut 10 Buckley. brought the ball to New Haven's 19-yard line. Baut
 made five yards through tackle and
 then lost two more. He gained two back again.
 Then a trick lateral pass with
 I}aut taking the ball from center, giving it to Davis on Criss- and Davis passing it out to Buckley
 away on end, brought the ball to New Haven's 14-yard line. New Ha-
 ven got the ball when a pass was at
 tempted into the end zone. The ball was on New Haven's 20-yard line.
 Lawson attempted to punt but the