New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

After apparently folding uu in is ofense in the final quarter of a reg u!atjon period. the National Guari basketball team started scoring spurt Tn the overtime period to Gy- feat the Indiana Phi Delts, lo to 3> a the state armory last night
 The game Wh}ch was played i"- = fore lhc largest crowd SO far tEJS s"ason Was in. poorest c>Ntbittuu th, National Guards have rHr rr ca their home floor. Tbcr. WAR B" doaht by. that tine local 'sam na- far sup~rror 70 the visitors but the Guards could not scom to lind jo- hoop aUd the result WAS tna' Ions shots of rle visitors kept Il ju thc running throughout The r eu,4- 'ion period 'nded with tho score "5-all, f. bcing tied 2 mnut. anu t5jrty-tno seconds before tho tnll rlsrlo.
 Three foul shots, tNo ivy Hoist and one by NanEaskas and field goal h. Mickey" Luke accounted for New Rritain's hy" points in thus period. Ii was 4o to U when HIligoss made field goal and | nroe made foul tally lo put the oollegians within two points Of a tie. Time cut short their chances
 The visitors came to New BritaIl with g. wonderful reputation and after a hard fought first half tho Indiana outfit led r to IG at inter- mission. Tho Phi belts hold the Lad. s to :. on a field goal by Hol st and increased il on his second two- pointer.
 Three minutes had elapsed in the s"conI quarter when the lcad was again in the hands ot the visitors. X minute later Bcl9er made shot that placed the count al 12-all The score uaG lG 10 l3 when Unroe. the ,hIrp. cr tho visitors and tchol lon made successive basket, and tic lead went to the visitors l { to 1G as the first half ended.
 After tying the SCOT" at lS-all New FntGin took the lead and at the end Britain took the lead and at tn" end Of the third pcrisd it was &l 10 26 in it5 favor. IL looked as if the ANaN iJi llt-iIl t'dIl W GS -D -DIllt, ID W IT hut as the last quarter opened it be- gan 10 go or the defense and ol- though it did not try 10 score it first when the going started to get tough the Guards found they could not score when they wanted to do SO l1eld goals were scored by Luke and Aanhas!ias during this period. Ock- .,r,,, ,t,. scored points that finally resulted iI lie as the regulation period ended
 Ray Hoist played the best ofion. s'vg same ot the present year anC he was responsible for six field goalS and 4hrce foul shots for a total O; T.; points. Hoist has not played as we'll as he did last night in sevcra years. lic made many sensationa long and short shots winch came al times when they were badly nccdc& lis foul shooting, always rclia ble oImc in well when he scored two iI succession in the overtime period Ir had & perfect night from h. foul strip.
 ''Mickry luke w@s of. form in tH' opening halL but m tur s,.r>ud hull h. made in, H"ld goal, rror' Gj1i ,'llt angles, Tw,ra he pI,h-d up e loose b"li anl mad poluis. "BIlly' Naukaai>ls shot often but in th. final period it was his tar,.. 6"i4 1oaIs that hc.ped his traln greatly
 The visitors nd not srrm to ha>. a system of 1ttJca, 1ncN 'hr, x long shots aJd tolIoWe,' th. r1. | ,iro. Naa especially good m I.S Ions to,sts. Besides making Codr Go,a goals hn mHd' two frym t&r fou !5nr and vas his t"an's "Fdin2 s,orc-. If 't ~"rr 1oj for his faE ar. or t.pr fool ine when na ma. one out oG s> chances uuli4c,. VouiI nIyc nru ass lr.,ua st9t h. made on" heid goal in IHe tjra h1I' and [, roo in th" s."uf.d aul o>r"tlmr porlo 'a O0e field ~1"l rla@c slightly more than s mjnu', f,om ;G- rr&. tl.d th" SCOT. at 2. pords