New Britain herald., 1930-03-28

ODc-SlQCu score uIFlii@ tue lt6L three quarters Of the game, tho Co., bin Screw basketball team staged a sensational cight-potnt rally three minutes before the close Of tho third quarter, tied lha score al tha end ot the regulation period and won by 9 q to S0 score over the \ationt. Guards in tuc overtime session. Tho sama was played 3t tha state armory last night.
 This victory gives inc Screw shop team the city championship, the second tile E. Has won this voar.
 Basketball play WAS cast aside in tho first part of tha game as the players on both teams staged mdt- yiduaI battles. C0rhtu Screws famed teamwork was not in evidence in tho early minutes and tho players were Continuously throwing tHe ball ',ild- ly. There were many outside ball plays and Referee Drarsscr vas forced to call jump halls on many occasions nh.0 inc various judNid- uals bauIad each other in close con- tacts The National Guards were no less guilty Of rough play than the Corbin Screw toam
 l. vas a hectic exhibition Of bas- ketball in the carly stages and tha fans agreed on one matter-that it was a travesty on basketball
 The Guards scomd 10 have tbe game carefully tucked away. Al the end Of the first quarter tho score was 10 10 in their favor. The first field goal was scored by Darrow after nearly 10 minutes Of play. Up until that time Corbin Screw had one point. Several technical fouls wore called during the game because piay- CTS were arguing about decisions against them. In the first quarter a personal foul was called and when Arburr argued too strongly a Gora- nical was called Mickey Luke made all three tries good,
 In the second quarter Corbln Screw did better on Inc otfanse and was able to outscore the Guards. : 10 s. The count at half l5mo WAS u 10 10, Guards
 The third quarter vas ham1- fought period with tbn National Guards holding th" upper hand H0- tiI the spirited railv Ar tho start the Guards increased the lead. Is to 10. Baker uucorkcd 3 Ions shot that dropped through inc netting Hewett made it 20 10 r Swanson made 1t 92 10 r and it began 10 look mighty bad for the wrarer= n' the Corbin Screw coIors. Baker made two foul shots but Hrvrtt kept his team M the scoring with a foul shot
 The scoro was -@ 10 rt when tha Corbjn team began 10 find the r#s- ket. Within 2 space Of anout ,hrea minutes Andy Takuhowicz made two field goals. Arburr made ono and Baker made one to cut the Guards lead 10 one point
 Battle Evenly
 During the first i've minutes in the final quarter both teams battleI evenly without scoring. The one point margin began to look big but Ray Hoist made a foul shot and tbc count was 4 10 =. Thirty a5coad later Arburr slipped through for thu field goal that tied the score a, -t- alL This Was tho first time in ,a. game that Corbin Screw came near 10 a tie. Swanson put tho Guards in the lead by one point when tach- nical foul was called on the Corbn Screw team.
 The timers watch passed the last minute mark and the hand was swinging around 10 the top again. The players realized they were in the final minute Of play and they fought desperately. Baker found himself in scoring position and a- he was about 10 shoot Mickey 1uE, grabbed hum and foul E-as called on tho National Guard man. Baker made his shot good and rra re-rJ. = lion Dcricd ended ni.H both f.au tied,
 Overtime Period
 Five seconds anar raa o>.ut-uo period. Joe Luttv slipped do"n and nut hi7 team jm thn lead. - lc "s. Forty seconds after tnn ncrlod h-. gan Arburr charged tn and mala a basket and the corhin team had a four point lead. Baker came in a minute or two later and tho rorwu team had a stH-point had. Sl ro 2-. The overtime lead Has tno first Cor bins had rn 'ha game.
 Swanson and Arurr -oHrc1 each other on tas same play and as ,. ~aa ArbUrr's fourth or'onsr- Ha had 10 lcave tho @aun. The Cornm foam was withou trs ,ao ~c~ntur @uar. Darrow went o@. ou personals t~ 'u. first ha'C HaEsr .aa .aE-r- n place at Gu.r. Wa.n N~uur~ .e... out Joe Ju'- chanr-I crom r--.. 70 guard and 1oo Luke s~u.n.a 2. center. "Harp.' WaleE, ,r..r.. the game @f right forward. ~nau- son and Arthur aarn aalr trr5r roH shots Later Hoist WAS .ourd auI lo made or. Of his two aLmoc.. TT" score was "- 10 -t. Swanson mad. the score "W 10 "2 on a foul ~ho'
 There wer" exactly ra seconds 1.n and tha National Guards called rml oH. 10 da-ar"Ha Ho" 's-- -ao.t -r about ra-t.a- a fold goal .a .. tHa scoro. When finn "5r. 5-. ii. -.... went wrong Andy Fa..aar... t-- ped down and Hada q ...G -.s. .r. Coraiu Screw anI ii. -.ua rn..4
 Never this snesoa and rn...'. revar i7 his Ira did tharr.~ I.. play the game Inc did lag. u... Baker has always been a Hna floor worker but las- night he combine. this with powerful offensive aml'. He WAS the hero who tjrd tho s.on and sont thn camo into #n Gsa~.m. period "AlIj.' Hewett "n- s..om cn'v 10 Baker IT, played ''han'. - tho first par. Of n" rafrs and '"h Im uithoY' a .,o~.. IT, .'-o h.h T0r fr.r .t.1 tFE.,.....' ET.".+ T.