The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-16
HUGE THRONC SEES CROSBY WIN LOOP
 HONORS WITH TIE
Close to 10000 Fans See CoIOrfuI COntest-Mul- Iigan, Goodwin and Tuckey Injured -Balin- sky Banished Early

ditional rivals, battled each other to a 6-6 tie on the Hamilton park gridiron Saturday afternoon where 1t was a case of power opposing power and the power of one fail- ing to prevail over that of the oth- CT. Both the game and chowd was spectacular, for everything from thrills to injuries were witnessed by the largest crowd ever assem- bled at the east end recreation field. By virtue of the tie Crosby wins the valley league title.
 Naugy Open Strong
 Naugatuck had everything their own way the first half and at the conclusion of the second quarter were leading. to o. In this half they made seven first downs to the locals four, but in the second half failed to make a single one. They attempted six passes, completing four, many of which added needed yardage.
 Miss Touchdown
 In the second canto Captain George Goodwin skirted through tackle for five yards and six points, but Referee Eddie Hart penalized them for holding, making Good wins touchdown void. In the same period, Dick Tuckey plugging full back, and Brank Balinsky, hot headed halfback, were taken from the fray for the remainder of the afternoon. The former suffered a hip injury. but the latter was banished from the game by Hart, for protesting a decision in an un- sportsmanship like manner.
 Goodwin a Treat
 In & well-executed play in the second period, BaIinscky took the oval on a reverse from center and running wide tossed lateral to Goodwin who ran around end to the 11-yard line where he was stopped by Ike Kern who made one of the most sensational tackles seen in scholastic games this sea- son. Then Tuckey hit center for two yards and was kayoed, being carried from the field as Ratky- wich entered the fray. George Null ligan was removed to St. Marys hospital in the second period with an ankle injury.
 Kern Goes Over
 Ike Kern sent the Crosby stands into an uproar when he skipped through tackle in the third period and with splendid interference raced unmolested to the goal line for a touchdown. 45-yard scamp per, His endeavor for the extra point failed as Naugy blocked the kick.
 Bandurski, borough tackle SCOT ed the visitors touchdown. A mis- cue in the Crosby works saw Di- Napolis pass without a recipient as the pigskin rolled beyond the goal posts. where Randy legged it ahead of al lothers for Naugy's score.
 Game Held Up
 Time and time again, the fans in the bleachers were forced to stand up to see the proceedings as others sWarmed past cops to the sidelines. Referee Hart stopped the game twice to order the fans back. and they went back until Eddie's back was turned.
 Red" Moran, Crosby safety man, saved the blue and white from being scored on in the first period when Tuckey got loose, and with only Moran in front of him, was dropped in his tracks. The sorrell-topped youngster in the opening period pulled the sleeper play. but Kern failed to see him as he lied alone on the opposite side of the field, and passed incom- pletely to Dews.
 A few Saturday scores follow:
 New Haven Hillhouse 25, West Haven 0.
 Ansonia 6, Derby 0.
 Branford 27. shelton o.
 Choate 37, Kent 12.
 Bristol Al, Norwich r. A. 6.
 Exeter 15, Andover 12.
 Torrington 32, Wilby 6.
 Central IA Stamford 0.
 Berkshire 25, Loomis 2.
 Westminster 12, Taft 13.
 Gunnery 6. South Kent o.
 This Weeks Schedule
 This weeks scholastic games fol- low:
 Thursday
 RoXbury Ends at Wilby. Friday
 Shelton at Norwalk.
 StratfOrd at Westport. New Canaan at Danbury
 Weaver at West Hartford.
 kingswood at Brunswick.
 Chapman Teach at Westerly.
 Milford hight-open.
 Branford-open.
 Saturday
 West Haven at Greenwich.
 Hartford at New Britain.
 Norwich at N. l.. Bulkeley.
 Williston at Suffield.
 Fitch at Plainfield.
 Torrington at Bristol-charity game.
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