The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-17
FALCONS NOSE OUT.
WATERBURY AT
SILVER CITY MEET
Penalties and Poor Line
Play Decide Contest
Drade Is Hero
Especial to the Democrat)

Meriden, October 16 - Rough
work in the Waterbury line dur
ing the final fifteen minutes of
play cost the All-Waterbury foot
ball squad 10 to IL decision
which went in favor of the Meri-
den Falcons with less than a min
ute of play remaining after all
scoring was accomplished. The
Polish boys started strongly, rush
ing the ball down the field by
straight football and forward
passes which brought the first six
pointer when sullivan crashed
through for touchdown from the
four yard line.
Came to Life
Waterbury popped up in the last
half, LuddyN and Able Burke scor-
ing touchdowns, while Scully muf-
fed both kicks for point. With
FIVE minutes to play two fifteen
yard penalties for holding put the
ball in position to score, which
Drade took advantage of with q
twelve yard run around left end
for a score and then kicked the
point that meant the ball game.
Waterbury showed a big, heavy
team which played very lazily dur
ing the first half. Luddy and Albie
Burke plus Scully in the backfield
and Bernsky on the line stoor out,
the general team-play of the Fall
cons plus the line-plunging and
running of Drade and Sullivan was
good enough to win, with the aid
Of two heavy penalties.
Walnut Hills Win Forfeit
The Avon Cloverleafs failed to
put in their appearance for their
scheduled game with Fat raw
sona's Walnut Hills yesterday at
ternoon at Fulton park disappolnt-
ing a large crowd.
North End Hillies Win
The North End Hillies took the
measure of the Boys Club Cadets
Yesterday afternoon at Fulton park
60, continuing their drive for the
city junior championship. Zinno,
Problem and Shapiro excelled for
the winners while Minor, Exarhou
and Smith were the losers best bets.
The Hillies will workout again to-
morrow afternoon.
AlI-Torrington Victors
Torrington, Oct 1.-THE ALL
Torrington football team scored a
victory here yesterday over the
New Haven Blue Jackets by the
score of 1870. Torrington scored
it's first touchdown in the first
period after Mclaughlin intercept
| ed a New Haven pass and several
short gains had been made. Kelly
rushed it over. The try Tor point
| was blocked. The second marker
occurred in the final period when
Beloski heaved long pass to
Radzevich.
Hopeville Beats Watertown
WATERFOWL Juniors dropped a
1876 verdict to 'Hopeville yester-
day at Washington park. but the
towners protested the villers Sec
ond touchdown which referee o.
Donnell allowed and which Umpire
Sam Collins ruled a touchback.
Smith recovered a block kick In the
second quarter to give the villers
their first score while Trojan reg
istered the second.
| Yesterdays Results
Meriden Falcons Is, All-Water-
bury IL.
Thomaston Ponies 10. All Nausa-
ciairmonts> 10: Providence Brad
leys 8.
Meriden Trunklines o.: N. b
Belvidere Blues Q.
Htfd So Ends IL; N. B. Blues O.
Hartford Rangers 6; Middletown
West Ends o.
Ail-Hartford q; Manchester Red
Men 0.
Bristol No Ends II; southington
8. of !. o.
Ail.Torrington 10; New Haven
Biuejackets D.
Rockville Clerks 2; somsrsviile
IL.
Meriden North Ends o; Middle.
town Falcons 0.
stafford Olympics o; Ludlowe o,
| New Britain Pawnees 10; Bris.
toi North Sides 0.
WiIiimantic 10; Fairheven 0.
piainviiie -; Hartford bpartani
BrnnfoFd Laureis 9; Fairfield 0.
". II. Hiiitops 0; n. II. Hishweod
N. IT, !. Annex o. waiIinsferd WAL
N n ~ Beavers o.. n. H. LsIands
: yaIr Haven Blues y Fair Haven
qhem.stoa 1.lssrs O; Tsrryyills 3.