New Britain herald., 1930-02-27

.NlN i'l lNGtl Ills II SAtiOpl DtlSlNN i'tl II team yesterday afternoon in the local high gym by the score Of &3 10 3l, With one minute 10 play and the score at S1-3G in New Britain's favor, Davidson of the New Haven team sank spectacular long shot that Uttered and spun around inc rim before finally sinking in, giy- In- the lead to Now Haven by one point. The game was made sure for the New Haven team when Davld son sank foul shot.
 The New Britain team entered the final minutes of play with a big disadvantage against them, that Of having three personal fouls on three of is men and two fouls on an- other. In their care 10 avoid mak- ing any more fouls the New Britain boys seemed to become a tritie lcery and did not guard their men as closely as they had been doing.
 The New Britain team played the best basketball by far Of the two teams. The Cassidynlcn passed the ball with speed and accuracy all during the game and shifted indI- Nidual play aside. Schmarr kept New Britain in the running several times when the score became close and 1t looked as though New Ila ven would draw ahead. Mautncr, d freshman, playing his first game for the local team, sWished the cords several times with his shots. Franks, also playing his first full game for New Britain, worked in very well with the team. Ross and Captain Lipman played hcady games and popped the team up with their pass work. The New Britain quintet showed great improvement as a unit over the playing in the Hart ford game.
 Davidson, the New Haven toam's highest scorer in it's previous games, continued his good shooting, making Il points. Fitch, the color cd center, also played very well and showed his real worth in the lat ter part of the game.
 When only % seconds had been played, Marotelli of the visiting team scored q push-up shot for the first score of the game Franks soon evened the count, however, by duplicating Marotellis shot. Fitch scored for New Haven on q tap off play directly in front of the New Haven basket. New Britain called time out and then proceeded 10 get six points for itself before New Ha- yen could recover. Mautner scoring two spectacular shots and Franks and Lipman scoring foul tries. This left the score at to i in New Britains favor, Davidson then scored for New Haven with q foul try which was followed by sucker shot by Togarty. Lipman and Maut- ncr made it 10-7 for New Britain with their two foul shots Davidson intervened to score a foul for New Haven after which Captain Nate lipman scored another foul point for New Britain. Mautucr made it fl to in New Britain's favor with q push-up basket and Herimo Schmarr scored two foul shots as half-time was called. the score at this point being 1G to s in New Brtain's favor.
 second Half
 Thirty seconds after the second half had started, Schmarr hooked the ball into the basket giving New Britain a 1o-point lead. Then Fitch scored foul for New Haven which was followed by sucker shot by l.ockery. MarotelH then scored all other basket for New Haven and was foulcd in making it, H. made good one Of the foul shots, making the score lS-1t sill in New Brit aims favor. Al this point came tho most spectacular shot Of tho oUtir" game when H-ruHr Srhmorr sank a lcft-arm hook shot from the left corner of tho gym. giving New Britain siN point Ical.
 Baskets by MIrottrln "n1 Franks and foul shoi~ hy Lochary Ross, Davidson and Afaro'faIH brought jhu score up to "&-2o in Nrw Rritaiu'4 favor. Davidson erorrd a long shot for New Haven briuguG his team 10 within one points of N,w Britain. With minute Of tba quarter 10 go. Fitch put his team aheaJ by our point but Nlth ls -ronds 10 go Mau'nor again pur %,n Britain m Inc lead 1urh started tHn fourth quarter "nn another basket again putting his fa9m tn the bead. 4 has hot hy Sohuarr aud a foul shot hy Ross. gave N.w Britain point lead which E.a- lowered quickly to il one po,u. bad by DayW+ors ba4- Let and foul yHof and q foul .no, by Ioibo"i'z Wl'i minute 10 play Davidson sank oIa long shot 10 Hiu tho ~aw0.
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