New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

am who have nOtHd with Sar'st action hat interest n the game has be n steadily on the increase during the r4st ftw wcees arc not overlooking one ot tlc most important factors, uauc4. the comeback Of tho cream of th1 amateur players of oth.g Gags, HLo are furnishing ijp-top e. liDitions at the stanley Arena in the preliminary games on sunday alter Ioons and Thursday evenings. There k no question but the class o! CO., irsts offered 5N the veterans. as- sisted uv a few of the new comer5 To tla -amo IS bringing out fans Who thought their interest in the 2lcat indoor game had died more than decade a2o but who haze found 10 ,hclr surprise. that they ,an become as "st,amcd Up'' ov.r d last and hard fought game as they could when they had to stand in line outside Hanna, Armory on East Main street eighteen or twenty Wars ago.
 Fu>ari Brothers
 The Fusari brothers-JauN anI Pctc--are a joy to behold Tor the older fans wao remember them 'hen they starred with the Indr- Ucndents and other local teams. while the boys and young men who rcycr saw Il game until the sport vas revived m these parts q few $, asons ago, are surprised to lc1"n that New Britain has q pair Of n1- i've sons possessed Of the dcAtcrity diplayed by the husky Italians. Pctr. or course, takes longer 10 go from one end Of the rink to the other than he used 10, but that IS to be expect ,d; still he has lest none Of the cun- ming and hockey smartness that characterized his work in the old days. N While Jack IS just as nifty wiJh the ball around his own cage as b. ever was, and his drives up 10 thh rushers ar" surprisingly accur1.e considering his long lay-otf
 IIoOIc and Clinton
 Frank Hoole and Jimmy Clinton are the other veterans in the Nut mcgs' lineup, the former playing center and the latter taking his old place on the rush line. Hoole was d. ways a nice hockey player. never lacking in aggrrssivcncSs and game ness, and he nas already scored his share Of goals this season, He plaJs hard game, whether his team ls out in front or far behind. his theory being that there is no fun for himself or the spectators, m stalling around or slowing doT l supply because one team or anoth [ has few goats more or less, tO their credit or debit.
 Clinton vas I youngstcr when tn. lusari brothers with Eddie N,- tloon, s"., Al Swanson, Jack Ton [ and some others who glittcrcd on inc old rnks, were at the top cf their game. He and Doe" Fay pai~- od up on the rush line for the old \utHc@s Tn the period when hook 7. or polo as 1t vas then called. had 2 nigh place in sports activities with several fast teams Of local talcn. lattling for inc favor of the fans. In one Of his early appearances It iiauna's ArnlorN Madam" as he i, tlmiliarly knoHn, thrilled the crow'l with his clever stick work which nc depended on 70 make up for his lack O aggrcssivcness, and It Is said tl old-timcrs that he was one of the first Of the amateurs 10 develop hat is know 10 the players as the 'rlnkcy- -dink.' the E0ack of takira he ball past opponents by a q 2. captive motion Of the tick
 No less an authority than Arthur Kid" Williams scoring ace Of tn New Britain Painters. consider, Clinton one Of the uittcst Of th, Frelm' performers. and has sli more than once that if Madam lad tho aggrcselycn..S Cf Pete C;as pariuI he could have a place in fa.,. r' company Although hrs ndiyidut pay is proDrE 10 .atrb. Clinton hr al"aNe been n -ooi 'r4m pl41.I md he and Ga-paru Na>, show ~ouc m" pas+aora Iu 'uu season. -IfN,..
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