New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

own s yard line. TomhieyIch inter ceUted d pass and advanced from his own 4 yard line to New Brit aims S2 yard line. On line plays the ball vas brought 10 the I6 yard line where Kenny slipped of right tackle for d sccrc. He trayeled like aH express train and there vas no stopping him. l. was his first ven geanco for the defeat Of his Hart lord team last year, He had other opportunities later.
 DeBallis again failed 10 make the extra point. This time the kick was blocked
 Nc" Britain received a break shortly after the kickoff. New Brit ain had failed to make first down and Flood kicked 10 Tomkievicz who signalcd for q fair catch. On the first play Vermont fumbled and WesoVicz recovered on the 90 yard line.
 The Ted and Gold team made its only threat Of the sanle at this stage when Flood threw a pass 10 Gramitt and the latter was stopped on the 2G yard Inc. On the next play Dab ko"ski took q high pass and the ball was on Nermont's Is yard line. < pass 10 Fink was incomplete but he made three yards on a line play. The next pass was incomplete. Then the Vermont team was offside and a five yard penalty placed the New Britain team in a position where two yards would get first down. Zaleski hit center and gained the necessary yardago. The ball was on the four yard line.
 After pounding the line, Zaleski threw the ball over the scrimmage line and team mate fell on 1t over the goal line Some thought it was ! tumble made on purpose but the officials ruled Y was a forward pass into the end zone and the ball WAS brought out 10 the 20 yard line.
 The first half ended shortly after this play
 second Half
 Vermont was placed in scoring position in the third quarter when Nelson seemed 10 pop ID from mo- where several yards back ot New Britains safety man and took long. accurate pass from Tomkie. 'tcz for q 4 yard gain on New Brjta1u's - yard line.
 Tho academy team seemed to have gone to pieces, Two 1umbles for great losses were made and Tomkicyicz was tackled OH the 5Q yard line when he attempted 10 throw q pass. DcBsilis then kicked 10 New Britalns g. yard line
 The Green Mountain boys re- ccivod q good break later in thy same period when Flood received d bad pass from center, Instead of trying to run the ball he attempted 10 kick. The ball went only a few feet, l. was the first down and better punt could have becn made on the next play. Vermont had the ball on the New Britain 2l yarI line.
 BogdaasM took q pass and ap- parently scored q touchdown but he stepped outside on the six yard line. Line smashes with Kenny as the main gun broguht the ball over the goal line, Kenny making the score. This time DeBellis kicked the point after touchdown and the score vas 19 to U.
 In the final stages Of the game the Vermont team was executing all types or trick passes and receivers were making circus catches.
 The final score came in the final minutes of the last period. A beau- UuI kick was made by Vermont and the ball rolled 10 within the shadows Of the New Britain go.l line. T. nas within The five yard linz when Bosdanshi grounded f. On inc first play fine New Britain back field Ium2lcl and Mihalausnas fell on the ball for the score,
 The summary:
 Vermont Academy x. E, High Schmarr Grsmt
 Left End Simons LudNInoUicz
 Left Tackle Mjhalauskas MlynarsnI
 Left Guard k ndrich Tarda
 Center
 Potts O'Brien
 Eleht Guard Ne7u uis zjmatra>icb
 Right Tackle l., DaNjs Alangan
 Right End Cruipc IaIoshi
 Quarterback Meihlc MiIcski
 Left Half Back Macdonald Fink
 Right Half Back k. Wcstergren Flooj
 l'ullback
 Officials: Dr. Zwick. referee; At torney Harry Ginsburg umpire: David Mahoney. head lin"sman.
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