The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-12

r RegardleBs of records in other games of their respective achad- ules, these two Institutions pit teams against each other that play hard football in this game. On paper 1t appears as though NAlig- atuck should pile up Q record gcoro against the Blue and White. Fans do not anticipate e high score, re- ems from the two schools in which the underdog has always managed to muster sufficient strength to create a close score or a tie.
 Naugatuck seexs to keep its slate clean and will strive for another victory, Crosby. withiut a win to its credit this season, will perform 8 miracle if 1t beats Naugy's Whip pets, an aggregation that has bowled over the New Haven Boys Club, Stamford Lewis OF Southfng- ton, Bridgeport Central, Warren Harding of Bridgeport and Tor rington on successive Saturday aft- ernoons. To-day's contest will be the seventh of the campaign for the Whippets, who to maintain their position at the top of the pack with New Haven Hillhouse, must continue winning.
 During the past week Coach Schofleld has been rebuilding his team and drilling his charges in a series of trick plays for special use against Naugy's crack outfit. Bad weather has hampered both teams in their preparations for their annual classic. It has caused interest to drop to a low ebb and the battle may not attract the large crowds that have given for mer battles of these teams Q colle- giate tinge. Coach Foley's boys have been preparing for the battle as well and will be out to win in decisive fashion.
 Lack of pre-game ballyhoo from this city has Naugatuck fans gues-- ing a to tut what is contemplated for this fray by the Crosbyites. The Old Grad has maintained a barrage of words in former years urging Crosby on to victory but this year his pen has bene almost as silent as the Crosby offensive. Crosby held Harding scoreless in the sec- ond half of their game, held Tor rington's huskies to a lone touch- down, defeated Ansonia in a prac- tice game and has shown signs or strength at times.
 His team has everything to gain and nothing to lose and can take exceptional chances while Naug- atuck must play at its best to pre- serve its perfect record.
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 Executing deceptive plays to perfection and showing a forward line continuously ripping asuider the opponents ball-tossers. Jimmy Lees Wilby contingent scored the outstanding upset of the 1892 scholastic schedule yesterday af- ternoon before approximately 2500 | fans at Hamilton park, defeating l Tracey Garey's Torrington heavies, 12-O. in an interesting tilt. Barnes Rig Noise
 The Green and White backheld was at its best, led by Billy Barnes plunging back who time and time again hit the line ala Cagle for large gains end two t0uchdowns. Winnie Stroberg and Al Vestro al- so proved thorns in the side kof their heavier opponents, while Captain Archie Israel, Jimmy Coffey. Mike Churchelow and Lerz, time and time again broke through with such vengeance that Torrington backs were down ed before they started. Wtiby made IA first downs to the visi-
 Naugatuck Here Next Saturday
 The Leemen, by virtue of this unexpected victory. will be given an even chance against Nauga- >tuck here next Saturday, as the boroughites were very lucky to beat the Gareymen last week. 6-0< If a 1O-cent admission is the scale for next week, as yesterday, then the largest crowd of the year will be on hand.
 Barnes Goes Over
 After being held on the 4-yard line in the first period, the locals pushed over their first six-pointer in the following quarter. Taking the ball from midfield to the 4- yard stripe, by virtue of three suc- cessive first downs, Barnes plunged over as his conversion through the. line was of no avail.
 Tn the final quarter Barnes went over again. Wiiby took the ball on the next play. but Wilby was pen- alized IS yards for holding. On 8 fake spinner, Stroberg made 22 yards through tackle. A lateral, Vestro to Stroberg to Barnes net ted seven yards. Vestro passed to Coffey for another first down on the 6-yard stripe. Vestro then car ried 1t to the one-yard line to set the stage for Barnes to take It over, who obliged on the next play. Stroberg's placement was blocked.
 Yesterdays Results
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