The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-07
NAUGATUCK
Unemployment Fund
Gets Financial Aid
High School A. A. Is Large Contributor Communion
Breakfast Is Well Attended

Naugatuck won the contest Satur-
day night in an overtime period by
a like margin OF points the score
being 1929. Many local fans wit
messed the game.
NAUGATUCK Y ACTIVITIES
In series of three games be-
tween the Y Pirates and the Wa
terbury Croft Alumni, the local
Pirates took the match two out of
three games, all played in Naug-
atuck. The Pirates won the third
game last Friday, 28 to rs. George
Waite was again the shining light
of the Pirates, scoring 10 points,
Menturick and Livigne played the
best for the Crofters. At their first
meeting the Pirates won % to "a.
In the second game the Croft team
won 81 to 20.
The Y Acorns evened UP a series
with Ed Keenan's Central Y Com
cts Saturday morning winning 90
to 81. Both teams displayed great
basketball ability and with Keen
ans roofing for his team mates,
there was plenty Of noise. Weaving
went wild with eight floor goals
and Slower. the big center made
nine of the 10 for the Comets. For
games In any class ranging from 0
years to the senior division, call
Fritz Klambt at the Naugatuck Y.
Phone 453.
The Beacon Falls Top Notchers
took the measure of the Y Inter-
mediate Reserves by single point
FL to 20. p. Speed with his foul
shot broke the dead lock OF the
20-all winning the game. Karaban
with IL points featured the game.
ElmwOOds Defeat Torrington
Fritz Klambt with his two teams
were guests Of his brother Paul
ut the Torrington YMCA Saturday
night for the first of the series
Of home and home games. The Y
Elmwoods, sporting the u. s. Rub.
Der outfit defeated the crack Tor.
rington y basketball team. cham
pions Of the Connecticut US 40 to
81. The game was fast one from
start to finish with Joe Rubino,
referee. handling the game well.
The Elmwoods took an early lead
with three double counters from
the hands OF Burns In a minute
and half and two from sambor-
ski taking the lead 10 to In the
first minute Of play. Torrington
called for time out to gain q q one
point lead at the half, 81 to 20.
After Cieslewski leaving the court
via foul ruling. but not until he
had scored Z baskets. Poscavage
took the center position and went
wild scoring three floor goals. Ger
mano and Peasley shared Torring-
tons honors with 10 points each.
The US Y.-Yo Twisters were on
the small end OF the preliminary
game from the hands Of the Tor
rington Seconds rs to 90. O'Don-
nells five baskets In rapid success
the Yo-Yo's. Poscavage scored the
sion could not be overcome by
highest number OF points In the
game with total Of II. The teams
were given banquet otter the
game.
1t Is expected that the Torr.ng
ton teams will be guests OF the
Naugatuck Y on March 16.
Basketball League
The second round OF the basket
ball league was played at the YMCA
in which two very close games end
ed with only one point. The Gene
terry University with Bill Jones as
captain nosed out Ed Harrison's
Oxford Institutes 10 to IS. The
game was played with w. Healy
shining with ~ points.
The second game was another
close battle when v. Palmoski's
Scarsdale Tech won over Pau
Beardsley's bonneville College. 20
to 10. With good lead at hall
time ~ to 7. the TONERS staged
rally. failing by only one point
of tying the score
In the last game of the evening
Irish McDermott's Schaeffer's
academy showed too such accurate
shooting for Chappy's Pigeon Towr
Prep, winning 80 to IS. Captain
McDermott with five floor goals
featured for the winners Will,
Comparelli with nine points wa
| the losers fame.
The next league games will b.
played Friday night.
Naugatuck VOllcyballcrs Win
With one of the closest matches