New Britain herald., 1930-11-17

coserad u..r --a-s ers g-u->, ao7fnE r.,t .-- N.H E~l.n High school .7o.... -r-u -r-sr=-l ..rw tos gan. n.. +a- Hsr.to.E n.a,,. H,El ..oo. .... S--.ta-z a. -rs Hurley e-a3:.m !. Ea~.-o~f. t"'oe h% tn- -.m m---: CT cn~ g7.r-. 1ha -r.. go.-. a7- 70 s n +-s7. of Nv Hua.~ +s~.-orf ral scored .t- -r.ereo~ r' '.a -r-' r-- rod ar..r 7. >r. ,aa H, Ga.n- Nan but ha. t....H -o n"a, n. point rr.r .o., ..r2~ >.o ErH- aims seor ..r.4 .rro--h =uaa- racaar m- Q. .oo. -au lateral r8-s converted mo ? sora#nd h.a.o as Flood Q us'a-H. o,s~ th. @~a' 1"r .Parona-' i.aan..-os.-. <.v Britain captain. r.o.znat 'a~oa=a Hart lords u0- for t-a 7x,rs ro.0t -na spelled 1.ort
 With t1- decision to play ta~ same having ".-n r-scrzf ay .h- two ~7a.l.- .- ..- r.orrng tne Nav Ertsoo ..sm. a.raus4 Of -h- mud, -aa Gn.,az ~t5r and .-e ='-o- p4rv -oor"- 'o-- is adtar-a-1z Of snsad t0 n. azcnErlj and found IT, self srag.-t 4. a-s.nsr a team that was .ns- $ z-oa s= ?. z- and 4 '-tla h.r ne.tsr in -ta entire first halr
 Wr-o4 a toast corrradeuonz ro-7.ras,art.ae Far-lord -o1cl- down in the rtzt hal5 furnished the spark that orat- Nv Britain 20 o4. and min. E tore ra- ~a~e. ,-a much-f-aral logay oc all coaches. over co-=3e~--.-' n-3 arzo.o2eI 1re Nv Britain team and Hart lord, ol-E=trloz 7ra oa-nlaylne t,- local squad gaze surprising cNli h'fion cuIntn1lnz in a @5 yard run around New Er.alu'= left ona hv GallIvan for ttf7r touchdown. Flood, New En-ta.r's little init. safety man. made a brave attentat 70 stop caa rush lut he was brushed aside like feather az Galuvan pounded h.s way across inc line. Wha- saved Nev Britain was the tact that -1- hs-z for re ex.ra point ue'-r rose o# the ground.
 New B"t4lnz ecore rama art.r M.rHlant had scorcacd down n. sld=}inos after taking a -o-yara for ward pass from Flood 10 saan.fnSlv make 8 to-oaGo7u Ha had etanD i outside on n. -.E->ard mark. how eyer. and Nov B~'a-r hea D travel t-.s distance 10 .ta tho score Three r.mes tle backs crashed rre l.rr -~4 three times thrz ar~a hurled hack without gan
 Trrn cane H.. dar.-- -ra1ra thai rasUta1 m 'la and 'ha chance t1 win. Z8.ezEl took th- n7sz from ceu- ter and started .or ra= rzht Ju-t 0s he ~as aaoGr 10 h. t@-ztoa h.. soot lateral ra== +o Flood v-5 was several 2arG= ro his ~r-h+. Flood Eept going and Zalrsht tore -rrou-a ID get oFtr the =oal line n the ox- irene right corner os tho rrld Flood waiting un-l It. clearly saw his receiver. shot tha t1s=. Tvo Hartford hacks vara covering Zs- lashi but h. c'vtcnod inc muddy hall to his breast and -eu OTTO +ha side Of the cyc,~ track ror rar,y. spectacular +oa-hdor.n. l-3diro@:cz the steam roller or tHo Nrv Hrralc team. needed no hr,n at all in Ea'- ting or for t1e -ouc1dc0r. H. went tnrouea r-rrvr= ho-h Hls own and tra Hartford we7 on 2.= har.. This rrotsd 10 te inc v.rn-a- point
 The v,nnn= play ~rs 2 Gar-z h.. os strategy -rat 7.-~ r-s- e,5- c. 2 dry fsld Cr -l. -c--- --sal~o0 at tho He.odron.= .=. S1t.sraa, r was one Of tn. =re.tc-- plays .t,r turned m ay any N.-r D~.4ln H.-t school .aam and TO fiction 5. cry rai- ing could h- u-0ra omann~ or thrilling than th@ actual execution Of the manouFar. T. will -o down in the annals oe the N~7. Frlt-in H,-h school football activities az one Of the greatest ot all times.
 Picking out stars Or coat- jo q game such as tao one rlavad ~at- Grday aInays is 1n Ir .aztla.. 10 those men and players 2-o cannot he seen rom the stands. Ho"o.or without question or fear CT contradtcHon we make tho statement t-at tro ono player who stood out aacva all os inc others or uo'- f.anz acS Cr.n- ninEh-m. Hnr.toaf rat. lnsHed in ne first rart of -r. z-ra ra ~aa 'aEen out only n '~ r.t f..-. .u --o. second ha-r No ta.ata O a N,-. Britain r.uaar ".~ n.1Gr n.Ha r- vas niag;ra 'n Nrrn h. VAS rot near the bottom Of tao plt. Tune and aEaI0 h. ,t~c,ai around n Ha.t Of the Nev Britain itr. 10 raH q runrer from has1rd. H. =as. glorious exhibition. ona of -re p,st seen or hleh school football field in years.
 Fumhles "ere made m -re game and were expected Those were mistakes which could no. he heipel by any mortal They nus he for- gotten by both taam= r did appear from the sldel5ncs that NeN Britain choice Of plays On 2 few occasions was pooa. This hove, er. Is written without any knoeIod-r Of the conditions under which the team was working,
 The players who could he sen by the spectators on the New Brit ain team who played heroic roles. were Fink Ialeskt Flood, MriIani. Gramitt and LudninoWicz Naming them as stars would, however, be an injustice 10 every other man Oil the team. Our way Of looking at New Britains victory on Saturday was that every man on the team did what he was supposed 10 do. Every player gave everything he had 10 win the victory. Every man deserves praise for his work and each was star in his own position.
 Hartfor S team came out of thaL game defeated hut stamped as one