New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
Last Nights Results New Britain 1, Hartford ;
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 ". L. Pet. Ne# Britain ...lt l" ,1S3 Hartford .....,.l2 ,5Il Amsterdam ..12 1o .545 Albany .-.......lp 1' -@"" Cohoes .,.....,. .1Hp Gloyersville .....t0 T. .t55 Clawing their way through 3 war painted band of Indians from Hartford and sta>ius off < late pc riod rally. the New Britain Pan- thers took the lead in the Ameri- can Roller Hockey league away from the Capital City quintet iu Il game played al the Stanley arrnl last night The final score @as 1 10 ,. New Britain got a lone goal m the first period that eventually proved 10 be the margin by which the locals won the game.
 "a The game was battle the equal O. any Of the scraps sta sed between these two teams during the season but the same old medicine sign was waved before the Indians and they lost their sixth game 10 New Brit ain on New Britain's floor.
 , Bill Blount, Hartford goal tender, gave a. thrilling exhibition of work in the cage, but even his best "f forts were unavailins before the fast and smooth play Of the New Britain forwards.
 With the score I to in favor ot the home club. Hartford staged spirited rally in the fourth period that all but tied the score. Dyson and Hart each got a goal after N" Britain had scored two and had the game apparently clinch"d. but tho New Britain defense tgbieucI enough to stop the onrush Of the indians and take the gamc.
 a Earl Pierce was the scoring pow CT Of the New Britain five. Kid ' Williams was smothcred by Hart ford players every time he attempt ed 10 play the ball but th@ local forwards just switched and Will Hams fed Pierce with passes, two Of which were turned into goals in the hectic fourth .-e@sjon Brown and Dufrcsne continued their s'rl- lar play in the back court while Bill Jette. without having the lar2" number Of stops that EloHut 4td, kept New srifain's cage free ot many hard drives an! tricky ahois. # "Hsube" Williams and Jean were in good form for Hartford while George Hart starred On the often sive and with his all-around floor play. He was hit by drive in the stomach just q minute and q half before the gantc vas oyer and II took several minutes before he was able 10 resume play.
 Amsterdam Here sunday
 Amsterdam. with Steve Pierce and "Red' Donnelly i'll the lineup, will return here for a game Sun day. New Britain defeated the Hur- ricanes to in. the meeting be- tween the two last Sunday.
 Account of Game
 Through the mi#ts of the battle. Kid" Williams came sailing in the the first period to start the Ne" Britain cheering section wild. He sliced one Of his bullet-like drives past Bill Blount for the first score Of the game. He hit the goal post twice again in the period but in" ball bounded out instead of going ln- Try as they might. the Indians couldn't get through the N"" Hrli- ain dcfanse 10 score the tying couH- ter. The period ended brfor" either team could score auothar Wd Ner Britain had a slju lead of oae 0 uothin@
 The ser9ad 9.r.od or.u.a 1as' an1 furious but uu'J i, &4# g#f a J.ta- ute old lArl Fierce ,..4-'f B rt.s down tho -.a 0f 'Or ru- from "pulse" l,afrsn. and l- tn.t a hard ltrtr into Gh, ".r ror.p p. '." not. HIount a1 '', aae .@. o' 'ac taGc covered n"f # ."- uajo t1n 10 stop this hook hrnau-. Jt slid .H just the oppo-ua slI, n' 1h- ,t-.. This gave Nv Britain a tao-roaI lead.
 Nearly five minutes -a,. nos- ever, Dyson. coming ogs Of @ aw ot players In front of BU I}h. ron- pe1 the jail and + 1aEni= roE.l 'utu Now Brn"ju# rag"- Ltta ~as ur- able 10 sec tho naH aod rumlow could make To a'tamp ID 4top # This cut >rv Hrnau'z head 10 on again. thear baua tuo onl~ goal. o' the pcrjod
 No ~rorr in lidrd
 Then orem,d The nrI tattn o. '., Night. Hotl- r."." .}a~I,a o| '.' ard the d,rua..s f,sN1rs =8-.-. .... un, tlrftord angsasaa to r... ! , edge in pus-#or# .u 1-.l- t.. n. ..' I}lil Jotle TO-, To t.. o... .a~ ..a kept the cnru fr.p of .a.. lH floUnt at ft. o#.'r ..5 @. '.. .. . ~as pultiu@ M # .-ns.ru4r u.s and despite tLo m#ue ant',- u' t.. NeH Britain forwards st a.s .4 .. stopped all c 'ae s4l.a- IT,, r.-." vas that tbo pe~od .ea4 ..or.a no 2oals being made
 Nearly three u3l4a.o- pl-l a. tore the je- MA bro.,n in fF. fou'l period. Then, after draa..r J.a, do~n to tue %r" BuraH c.z. ssU i.4ms and Pierce cyf loo4a sa# .u ball for Hartford. 'Jtu9a' W.an had broken thIa piaH up before Ggr ing the game hut fhI- tw@ H.4 Williams aI.a1nd b} Uw. aaooJ.I pass in ih' air and @Hs prrs. fImn. Pierce. ..=.ad Ht ID -.-.. su h~n. A minute. lt-f. 2. >. sr' ain for~ao.- pulI-d 1n. ... r~d New Erts-1 q. ....... ".a ~. ,.4.r.t, rir,.r.t {.
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 HaltforJ. HoW'ter "ur d." ttr team rasnt out. Hart eo' 4. brfl loose and shot il 10 Hfsou nn tte Hartford 'nasI' poked # H' Nnm Rrifntn.A nn.n IMnM- V --