The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-29
|NAUCATUCK BAND TO PLAY TO GAME
 WITH PRESIDENTS
Many Borough Fans to Ac- company GreyhOunds to Bridgeport To-day for Harding Tilt

Naugatuck, Oct 29-Coach Peter J. Foley will pit his light, fast un- defeated Garnet and Gray Whip pets and their famed aerial attack against the speedy line and crack backfield of Warren Harding highs Presidents before the largest foot ball crowd to witness a schoolboy game this season when these Ndu- gatuck Valley league rivals clash for first place this afternoon at Harding Stadium in the Park City. Predictions from Bridgeport inn pend a disastrous afternoon for the Garnet and Gray when they meet Harding. Those fans who have seen the Presidents in action state Harding has a well balanced, fast
 ,arging line with plenty of
 tight. Plus a quartet of clever,
 isky, capable backs who know heir football. Naugatuck has been warned against the famous lateral passing attack of the visitors in which Lesrak losses frequently IS yards to Murtha. Pivarnik or Marks, for sweeping end plays that have gained many first downs. It will be the job of Naugatuck's ends to mess up this unusually suc- CeSSIuI pldy OL I1dTOuhB.
 With a speedy backfeld.. Hard- ing employees fast running attack that features end plays. Another of Harding's best weapons thus far has been a deceptive spinner re- sulting in consistent gains through the line. To operate this play Harding will have to eliminate Kirk, Naugy's scrappy center, from action today. It was the open style of play that swept Harding to a 32-0 victory over Crosby, all points being scored in the first half. Many Naugy fans witnessed that contest and are roofing for the Whippets to win tomorrow.
 Fans recall that the scrappy Crosby team, behind 32 to 0, came back and kept Harding from com ing within 60 yards of their goal throughout the second half, mean while biting back to reach Hard ing's 12-yard line on one occasion and to get to the Harding six inch line. Crosby's spirit can be imi- tated by Nauoatuck today. Hard ing will have Naugy's successful aerial game to combat plus a fast running attack that has swept aside all opposition including Bridgeport Central, Stamford and the New Haven Boys Club this season. Harding has drilled to stopNaugy's aerial game and if they succeed today, they will be an exceptional. aggregation.
 Coach Foley will have his full strength to pit against the Presi- dents although some of the boys were badly used up in the Central tussle. Harding appears stronger in reserves, having much larger squad. Minicucci will be depended upon to do Naugy's bunting and signal calling while he will alter nate with Tuckey and Scally in throwing pases. Tuckey can take over the kicking assignment. Scally will be blocking back with Cowan expected to use his speed and shifty' running to advantage. Some concern is felt regarding the strength of Naugy's wingmen on defense in view of Harding's style of sweeping play. Moody will be at his regular post with either Poskavage or Balinsky on the op- posite wing.
 Naugatuckians will desert their community today to invade Bridge port hundreds trong for this big clash, the headliner of the sched- ule. The squad will leave at noon in busses for the battle scene. Both schools will have bands and large cheering sections. The game will get under way at 2:30 o'clock.