New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
NUTMECS ARE DEFEATED
 FIRST TIME THIS YEAR
Undefeated Record for Season Is Spoiled as Williams Eleven Scores Safety With Two Minutes to Play Poor Pass From Center On Punt Formation Is Re- sponsibc for Failure of Grip to kick-LOcaI Team Plays Lstlessly-Caldwell Leaves Early.

Playing a lstlcss brand Of foot ball while q crowd Of about 7O0 fans shivcrcd in the stands. the Nut mcS eleven Of this city came out of q game on the short end of the score for the first time this season yesterday when the Williams team Scant two minutes before the game was over and won by q , to 0 count Bruce Caldwell, former Yale back field star, appeared with the Will Hams team as per schedule but he retired from the contest after the fourth play. He threw one pass, rushed the ball once and kicked once. Then, he retired.
 A great majority of the fans in attendance yesterday afternoon were not particular as 10 which team might win, although they did. at the same time. want to sec the locals on the big end of the score, but they turned out despite the cold and chilly winds which swept Willow Brook park, 10 sec Caldwell in ac- ton. His picture in the paper would have sufficcd for all they saw of him yesterday.
 New Havcn's score came about two minutes before the final whistle. A boot from the New Haven A3 yard line hy Mclean that went otfsidc on the four yard line, paved the way for the play that gave New Haven inc winning points. Baut buckcd the line for one yard and then Grip dropped back even with his goal Rogers, at center, was bad. It struck the ground before reaching Grip s hands, and before Grip could re- cover it and kick, d swarm of New Haven players was upon him and the damage had been done. This was the fourth game between these two teams and the first time that New Haven even made showing against New Britain.
 The Williams backheld, with Johnny King, diminutive quarter back assuming fhe role of field gen. cral and forward pass expert, re- sorted to aerial work all during the game. King proved to be a wonder throwing passes while Mclean was an almost surefirc receiver. Several of these passes. hcavcd over 40 yards. dropped into the hands of a waiting receiver but the New Haven men failed to hold them. They would have resulted in touchdowns.
 Wolcott. as is usual. was the star in the New Britain backfcld. He tore through the New Haven line with his usual sIashing and power fNl drives and made five first downs for the home club. Hc was a bull Wark on the defense and was in on almost every tackle, The rest ot the New Britain Dackfcld failed 10 show the power that it has shown all season long.
 New Britain scored eleven first downs to seven for New Haven. The Williams gains were made all on passes while only two of those gained by New Britain were made on passes. the others coming as the result of straight football through the line.
 New Haven failed to threaten al all until the last quarter when 8 for ward pass from Johnny King to Tookey heavcd while the ball rested on New Brilain's A. yard line brought the ball to New Britain three yard line. Tooliey almost got away for q touchdown on the play Then New Britain sti1fcned it's de- fensc and fought New Haven back ! to the 16 yard line when Poltis brought through and stopped King from throwing q forward. On the next play, Njolcott intercepted a for