New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

Playins under wraps .af,cr scorin5 a touchdown carly in the game, the New Britain high school football cam defeated New Haven Hnl- Gcuse high T to c and assured itself of at least a. tie in the Triangular League race,
 The game was sorry exhibition rom the spectators standpoint, hut he New Britain team had certain restrictions which handicapped them offensively, It Vas preparing for the Hartford game Saturday. A weak uess that has been in evidence for several games was again brought out when the team (umlbed deep in It's own territory It seemed as If uc1e Of the four backs were able to hold onto Inc ball and time and gain Hiljhousc would have scoring opportunities about the 3o yard IU"- The only score Ot the 1aln9 canlc or q march of 36 wards. Joe MjEnurshI oroke through Iron. his guard posi- ton in lao New Britain line. partial- iJtEt Nt u d lN Ntt.t 'L'.'A N' N I'i lLAi't. rCoh possession on New HaF@ns %9 tard line. \ series of line bucks and off-tuchlo smashcs carried the 1'4ll 10 the five yard line where /a- l.sld sk,rred left cnd for the score, The New Britain taaul, as. usual missed T the attempt for point .tter touchdown but the t1ilhous , .'ne was oGzdc and the point Nas a&ac1.I 10 New Britain, EAaatE rcur and oH -hall minutes had bean played.
 For the ramaJaaer ot the Gam. \ew Britain uadc 10 determined cf- fort to score Flood puntcd on the
 list down and ou second down The result was that New Britain radc only FIX first downs ja the same and Nv Havou had three Neither t,au scored first down in tue s~oond nal. New Britain wouldn't make first down and New Haven couldn't.
 New Haven muz- have accom- rlIshed a record. l. failed 10 con.- r'ete a forward pass in , attempts and several Of is passcs were intor~ oapted. ln this particular pja> Frank ZalvsEi was oGt~taDdng. H. taught four of New HavcD's passes and ran back for great gains. H. at least three Of these casts inter- captions were made after Now BFlc- ain had fmlpicd in its own territory. /alashi was easily the outstanding back oe the day Saturday. ia the line IudwiAoNIcl and N]r0arski were inc stars.
 Ncn Britain was p.naHzoG total q 55 yards one @5 }ard penalty and iHo five yard penalties. New Ha}G lad tao fiee yard penalties for off, -.de.
 Play By Play Account
 Alter inc forualfscs ol hIuE5u- off had been disposed O. the bali v as in New Ha1eU-z possession on inc 32 yard Iin,. 1'hc LIm Ciu ouartcrbac,, fumDlcd but recovered. ! rbausd made tight wards on a take Elc., play A Hilhou-e pur- as partially blocked by Joe >t2- rarsili and NesT Britain had the ball Cn New Havau's 9J yard line.
 Dabkowski hit the linc for a5a >ards. Fink made first down on New Hayen's -6 yard line, DdDko" - soi made two and Flood made two. I,abhoWsai hit the line and 1t Was against first down on New IIavcn's
 : yard line. Fink took the bah twice, made four the first time ard first down on New Ravens five ard line the second time. The eu- Ire march was on line plays and inc New Britain line was cooperat- ing in an excellent manner.
 Fink hit the center Of the line for one yard. On q fake center plunge. Quarterback Zaleshi went on q "loner' around New Britain's left end for touchdown, The score was i 10 and only four and one-ha!t minutes had been played. A kic% rom placement was attempted by Flood It failed but New Britain as awarded the extra point because of an offsidc violation by one of the Elm City ltuemeu,
 New Haven took tho kickoff and was stopped on the U yard line, After two attempts at the ljnc Hjll- house kicked 10 Ialeski who was $ opped on his own - yard line. On the first play Flood attempted to punt but it. was blocked. He fell on it on his own Il yard line TIrs 1ri ,f.r.,,.. ,.yI nervous and it look too much tiIe in the huddie, A five yard penalty resulted. The ball was on New Brij- ain's 19 yard line, DabkoN ski made five yards at the line and Flooi kicked 10 Erbanski who was stop ped on his own 48 yard line After TWO attempts the ball was uooteI rack to New Britain. l. rolled over the goal line and was taken out 70 the 2o yard line. Flood kicked and Gramitt was on the receiver like q hawk
 It was at this stage Of the gamo that one of the largest gains were made. Masse took the ball on left skin tackle play and raced 3U yards before he was stopped. If it were not for zimatrayich who overlook him Masse might have made a touchdown. He had broke into an open field and there was no oppo- nent ahead of him. Flood slowed him up but it was Zip who mad2 the tackle.
 New Haven lost five yards on an  end play. Parda, New Britain ; rowing center, intercepted q pass )n New Britain's IS yard line After failing in one attempt at the Inn Flood ran back to punt. He toolay very bad pass from center but man aged to boot it down the lot 10 New Britains 3S yard line.
 Urbanski made f2 .ards on an