Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-26
THE SPORTING NEWS.
Wait referee; Clifford, umpire; Burns and Hayden tlmekeepers; Quinn and Burns, linesmen.
GRIDIRoN NOTES.

Naugatuck was lucky to escape de feat.
 l Waterbury was stone wall on tht
 defense.
 George Waite proved very effic.
 lent linesman and aided the referee
 at times.
 Beardsley was big improvement
 up his side considerably. l The Waterbury team will trim the
 Acorns at any rate on Thursday, or
 will make big effort to do so. The Young Tribune Juniors de
 feated the Tornadoes on the golf lott yesterday by the score of 5 to 0. Levine had to warn the Waterbury
 players several times about delay
 ing the games with consultations. Even Ashmore could not judge
 Daly's punts, although Burns in the
 latter part of the contest hung on to 1 them.
 It is still the opinion of the ma jority of those that have witnessed
 both games that Waterbury is the
 better team.
 Waterbury worked only one for ! ward pass successfully but Rooney was standing by Cronan the last man to receive the ball and he downed him for no gain.
 Daly's bunting was the best seen at the grounds this season. His kicks although long were high and gave the ends plenty of time to get down under them.
 The East Ends defeated the Colt Juniors yesterday morning on Browns lots by the score of to 0. The teams were evenly matched and the closeness of their playing is indi- cated by the score.
 Stowe saved the day when he brought Greenwood to earth on the eight yard line after the latter had recovered punt muffed by Water bury and had started for the goal line. It certainly was close shave.
 Princeton will lose Captain H. s. Dillon, Cooney and Herring by grad uation, but Harlan. E. Dillon, Me- Cormick, Rulon-Miller and the ent!r, bunch of back field substitutes will be available for the Tigers eleven next year.
 With the ball on the three yard line in Waterbury's possession Daily should have been given the ball as he would without doubt made the distance in two trys. On the last down which should have been second he made over two and hit the line like cannon.
 Of the Harvard men who played in the Yale game Saturday, the follow ing won their "H's" for the first time: Osborne. Lincoln, Orr, Ken nard and Fraser. Peirce, Macdonald and Newhall won their letters as reg ulars for the frat time, although they had it as substitutes.
 As far as those on the side lines could notice Hayes was given the ball only twice during the game. The first time he made seven yards and the second time the play was smothered by Naugatuck when the ball was three yards from Nauga- tuck's goal line. Hayes should have been tried more.
 Yale's half of the Princeton gate receipts amounted to $18.000, and of the Harvard game to S32. 2.00O, which makes a total of $50.00O. Of the thirty-five men on the Yale varsity squad those who will be lost by grad uation are Captain Morse, Roome, Knox, Veeder. Linn. Hernecken, Stewart. Chamberlain, Hockenberg, Gillis. Halloway, Erwin, Torrey and Forbes.
 Manager Slavin thinks that Leary who was put in the game in place of Bird is not Leary but some col legeman. Even though he were, Waterbury would hardly claim the 3100 forfeit although Naugatuck was warned about playing him. Last year Waterbury played Dr Leonard and although only for a few minutes. his name was not in the list sub mitted and Nausatuck could have but did not claim the forfeit.