Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
Suburban News

could be heard a mile. The ball was
 on the twenty yard line and he was
 was given it and went around Cronin's
 end for a touchdown. As the crowd
 says, NeaIy is always there with sensational play of some kind that
 counts. For that matter the local team played errorless football and
 certainly deserves great credit for the showing they made.
 Jim Quill, the Yale fullback. was
 the referee and Mccoy, the last years fullback at Yale, were the officials, so the oratory of Captain Hannon had no effect upon his decisions. There was also one other noticeable feature of the last game absent and that was slugging and long winded arguments, There was crowd of about 4,ooo spectators that except for the cold, en- joyed good, clever game. The game l was delayed in starting on account of the All Waterbury's waiting for | the man that was only short While ago thought to be invincible by his comrades, but now Brother Bill IS q back number. Captain Hannon won | the toss and chose the west goal. Stin- son kicked off and Kerry Egan got | the ball and ran it back ten yards. On l the first lineup, Stowe, the big full back, was thrown back for a loss Of 1 five yards Lou Cronan was then giv-
 en the ball and was dropped in bis I tracks by the clever Neary. Thomp- son came back for punt and it was ! caught by Burns who brought it back for twenty yards before he was down | ed. Then was when the real live en- l joyment for the local rooters began. 1t was sight to make the hungry I feel satisfied to see the way that Dun
 ming, Ashmore and Jacconelli hit that line for three. five and seven yards at
 a time. Dunning was seen to start l with the ball, slam into the opposite line, pick out a hole and had gained l five or six yards before he was down. l AshmOre and Jacconelli. hitting 1 Thompsons side of the line. steadily
 advanced the ball to within about two l yards of the goal, where the ball was again given to Jacconelli and he went l right through Thompson for a touch l down., Stinson kicked out and Burns
 caught it but Weary failed to Kick the
 goal. Score, Naugatuck 5, All Water bury o.
 The fast and heavy playing of Nau- l gatuck was telling on the All Water
 bury's. Stinson then again kicked to Waterbury and the ball was run back | fifteen yards. Then Hannon and Egan
 got five yards by trys against the line. and Stowe broke through the right I side of the line but was downed by Anderson on one of the prettiest tackles of the day. Cronon tried q
 double pass but Anderson gave Lou
 such an awful hard fall that Lou gave | it up as bad job. Egan then fouled | on the end and Brother Bill had to | punt and the ball went off side. Then l the lightning work of Naugatuck start ed again and Cunning and Anderson were sent through Thompson again and again for repeated gains. Bill was getting a terrible slamming but he stood there and took his medicine like a man. Ashmore and Jacconelli
 were also ploughing through the line l for four and five yards at time and i the bali .%asf soon 6n' the twenty yhrH l line where 1t was, given to Neary and
 with that right hand out as a formi-
 dable defense. went around Cronan's
 end for a touchdown. Dick also tried for goal but failed. Score, Nauga- tuck 10, All Waterburys 0.
 In the second half Thompson kick
 ed to Jacconelli who ran through Wa
 terbury for about thirty yards before
 he was downed, Then the plunging
 of Stinson, Ashmore and Dunning
 was again brought into play and Han
 non and Thompson were the direct
 place in which they went through and
 then on a double pass between Neary
 and Dunning, Dunning circled right
 end for about twenty-five yards. Then
 it was that Burns made a quarterback
 kick and Sheehan was kind enough to
 tumble 1t and Anderson fell on the
 ball. Score, Naugatuck b, All-Wa-
 terburys O.
 Stinson kicked off and Waterbury
 seemed to realize that the local boys
 had them dead to right and perhaps a
 whitewash, for they woke up. The
 backs went against the local line and
 by steady plunging the five yard line
 was reached when Captain Hannon
 was showed over for a touchdown.
 Cronan tried for goal and missed,
 thus making the score 15 to in Nau-
 gatucll's favor. Tn yesterdays game
 Sehildgen was in his right position
 and Bird was in his as any one could
 notice the difference in the line work