The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-24
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 WATERBURY II
Luddy Burke, Sheehan and Scully Star at Offense Live Good

Scully Star at OffenSe Live Good Special to The Democrat) Naugatuck, Oct 23--Luddy Burke Bill Scully and Matty Sheehan were much too much for All-Nauga- tuck's football array at Recreation Field this afternoon, being shut out 19 to 0 in a game that was expect ed to be nip and tuck all the way. The pre-game dope about injuries to Naugy turned out to be the goods, for several good players not only warmed the bench but Red Stapleton, half of Naugy's forward passing attack. was in the dark most of the afternoon following a tap on the skull in the second period.
 Which. however, does not explain away the fact that Waterbury turned on plenty of heat by way of straight football, forward passing and trick play or two. Luddy Burke's runs around end and off tackle were good to look at while Scully and Sheehan formed an aeri- al combination that was much bet ter than anything Naugy showed, though the Rubbermen got away with some clever work through the ozone. The Waterbury line forced aerial play by the Hansonmen, which was partly effective.
 The teams played even Stephen for the first 12 minutes, but once the second session got under way it was All-Waterbury. (Get it?). Burke galloped around left end for 40 yard run and the first touch- down. and then Sheehan got under a pass of equal length from Scully and with a good boot by the Brass City pivot man, it was 13-0. Burke scored again in the third period with ten yard gallop around the end. The score:
 All-Waterbury 19, Ali-Naugatuck 0 Hines, le. Ire, Stapleton Medley It .s,........ Tt, Sargent Leary. E ..............rg .rg, Ashe lSurnsteln, ............ c, Quinn Anthony, rS .......... lg, Luskay E. Schfavone, Tt ....... 1t. Chism oHeehaH' re .......s.. le, stokes SculIy, qb ............ qb, Carroll I. Burke, lhb. .rhb, Sullivan A. Burke. rhb ...... lhb, Lengycl A. Schiavone, fb ...... fb, French
 Score by periods:
 WuterDury ..........O 13 6-19
 Touchdowns made by-Sheehan, L. Burke (2).
 Point after touchdowns, made by -Scully (drop kick).
 Substitutes-Eagan for A. Schia- vone. Anthony for Hines Hines for Anthony, Orsino for Burnstein, Spi- otti for Leary, Medley for Spiotti, McDermoth for E. Schiavone, Ken ney for Hines. Naeges for Ashe. Wheeler for Lengyel, Martin for Stapleton. Lengyel for French, Sta pleton for Sargent, Down for Sta pleton. Luskay far Nauges, Sar- gent for Schwartz.
 Referee-Morris (Ansonia).
 umpire-Vreeland Waterbury.
 Lnesman-Cluney Waterbury.
 Tlme-Four 12-minute periods.
 Yesterdays Results.
 Waterville Maroons 2. Watertown Cornhusker 6.
 Walnut Hills 0, Meridian Maroons
 An-Waterbury 19, All-Naugatuck
 Clairmonts 19, Bridgeport East erns :,
 Torringto Rangers 12, Water- town Juniors 0.
 Thomaston Ponies 6, Bristol West Ends 6.
 All Terryville 13. N. B. Collegians Htfd. So. Ends IS, Sprfg. Indians N. L. Boys club 24, N. B. Pawnees Stafford Olympic IS, Rockville
 Meriden No. Ends 6. Bristol Maple Ends 0.
 All-Torrington 19, N. B. Blues 6.
 N. B. Belvideres :, Meriden West
 Meriden Indians 6, Portland 0.
 Middletown Falcons 14, N. B. Highwood Gyms G.
 Hartford Burnsides 0, Htfd F. H. Echoes 0.
 N. B. Tigers 6, Cromwell Triangles
 Plainville 12, southington S. of I.
 Rockville Clerks ?. Manchester
 All-Hartford 6, Manchester Eagles
 Middletown Tufts 1s, Hartford Rangers 16.
 N. H. Bluejackets 0, sonia Acorns 0.
 N. H. Annex 8, Branford Laurels
 N. H. Hilltops 0, N. H. Sterlings
 N. H. Triangles 12, Steph Heights 0.
 N. H. Fairflelds g, Bridgeport Fairfelds o.
 Torrington Hilltops :, Halisbury