New Britain herald., 1930-10-20

OutruShed by bigger ana heavier team the boys from Hartford played an alert and aggressive game, forcei and took advantage of the breaks, and won 19-6 triumph.
 The feature of the contest was 50 yard dropkick for field goal by Phippen of the Trinity eleven. You don't see many dropkicks tried from the 40-yard line in these days of moved back goal posts, and you see even fewer of them made. Phippen is said to have missed only one drop since he began playing with the Blue and Gold.
 This was Trinity's second win O. the year. and, while it does not necessarily mean that its wartime days of glory are coming back, it does seem to indicate that things are looking up "on the hill"
 Panegyrics about Albie Booth. Yale's potent little quarterback, con- tinue unabated following his dra- matic performance against Brown Saturday. Starting a game for the ! first time this year, Booth played | nearly three full quarters, scored ten l of his teams 22 points, and is cred tied with nearly 200 of the 234 yards Yale gained by rushing. His running back of punts IS par ticularly brilliant, for it gives him the flying start and the open field suited to his type of running. It was truly comcal to see the big Brown men falling, this way and that as the diminutive Booth scooted through them. Downed he was, to be sure, but only after he had been aized in several pairs of arms and cld firmly-not tackled. for any, one diving to tackle Booth finds himself pressing his nose in.o the turf, and the only way to stop the flying atom is to grab him high and hold on by superior strength.
 The Yale line looked much be- ter Saturday than against Georgia, and the rugged Brown forwards could not cope with it. Browns only real gains came on a triple pass and wide run around Fly gare's end, which the Blue solved only with difficulty.
 Officials are watching over Booth like guardian angels this year. Re membering what happened to him several times last season, they are keeping their eyes on him with hawk-like intensity, and at the first sign of roughing they seize the bal and pace off penalties. This is hardly favoritism, but rather an at tempt to check tendency-that of roughing up a little star-which was all too prevalent last year and left Booth in a hospital at the end Of the playing season.
 Sandy Wiener, Tilden's latest tennis protege, subbed for Albie and did quite we'll, but the team didn't have the vital spark with Booth missing.
 There seems to be nothing in name. A Brown player named Wi ley showed no cleverness and a Yale lineman named Rotan seized fumbled Brown lateral pass and raced half the length of the field for a touchdown.
 This Rotan, by the way, might l-o f,,1l clr Ho the entire Brown team and he streaked across the chalk marks, thereby showing himself better able to keep his footing than some ot Yales plungers are.
 Yale has tough assignment in the Army this Saturday. The Cadets, in beating Harvard, showed they had taken Pop" Warmers compl;- cated football system and had learn ed it in a few short weeks under Major Sasse's coaching, with fatal results to the bewieldered Crimson players. And the Army has back field quartet composed of men who had already starred on college teams before entering the military acad- emy.
 And they call it Vermont acad- emy. The starting lineup Saturday had seven players from New Britain and Hartford, as follows: Joe Boz danski. le: Holley, lg: Casale, c; Ca bitor, Tt: Nelson, re; Westergren, qb; and kenney, fb.
 The New Britain High Bridgeport Central High school game will be played at Bridgeport Friday after noon of this week. The Stamford High Warren Harding High game will be played in Bridgeport Satur- day.
 Members of the New Britain team will have an opportunity to see a college game or to listen to one on the radio Saturday afternoon.
 New Britain fans had their oppor- tunity to reciprocate for the raging the Stamford fans gave them two years ago when the down state team was successful
 MT and Mrs. Rudolph kloiber made the trip to Stamford Saturday and were on the sidelines while their son, Ed, was featuring in the game.
 COLUMBIANs WIN
 The Columbians football team smased it's way to It's third victory Saturday by defeating the Cardinal eleven 24 to 6. This was the first defeat of the year for the Cardinals. The Columbians challenge any team in the state averaging 1855 pounds