The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-19
LUKE GROVE WITH
 PONIES IN BRISTOL GAME TOMORROW
Arnold College Back to Make Debut With Th0m-
 aston Against West Ends
fspecIaI to tI,c Democratl


 Thomaston, Nov 10--Out of theif stable for the first time in two weeks, the Thomaston Ponies foot bali eleven will journey to Bristol tomorrow afternoon with high in tentions of drubbing the West End club of that city in h return con- test. The teams battied to q G-C tie score In their first meeting in the Bell City on October 26, and another hard fought encounter Ia looked forward to. t
 The game tomorrow afternoon has created unusual interest since the West Ends furnished the sur prise of the season last Sunday fl, playing to q scorelcss tie with the All-Torrington contingent In the New City, and the result of that contest has boosted the Bristol team as the fayorite in the second game. odds of 7-6 were being quoted here this morning. The game will be staged at Muzzy field and will start at 2:15 o'clock. Clyde M. Waters of Bristol will he tho referee. Eddie Hart of Ches- hire will work as umpire. Thomas Monohan, Bristol high school coach, has been named head lines- man.
 Ponies Set For Game
 Thomaston, following it's tie in Bristol, met defeat at the hands of Torrington and Waterbury on suc- cessivc Sundays. The setbacks at the hands of these two elevcng, how ever, was directly blamed to the series of injuries among the play CTS, which cost the services Of two regulars for the entire season, and prevented the appearance Of four other performers. Last Sunday, be- cause of the condition of squad. t was deemed advisable to refrain from playing, and it is expected that when the team takes the field against the West Endcrs. 1t will be in fine trim.
 CrOwe in Backfseld
 Luke Grove, sensational back with the Arnold college eleven of New Haven this season, which cn- joyed one of It's banner years, will make his debut in Thomastor uniform tomorrow. Grove, consid- cred one of the best line sx1ashers in smaller New England college football circles, is expected to aid Thomaston greatly in Its attack against the Enders. He is also . kicker and passer of note. The Ponies have been woefully weak in tho bunting department this seq son, and his addition for kicking duties alone, should be q big bone fIt to the "Littlc Horses" I've other members of this years Ar. mold team, a pair of linemen, Larry McNulty, tackle, and Steve Hay. enich, guard, who made their nre' appearance with the Ponies in theii game against Waterbury will bt back in the fold of the locals. Probable Starting Lineupe Thomnston: Ends Dowd arlt gcrtnagie. Tackles, Klug and Mo Nuity. Guards, Havenich and Fly mel. Center, Harbert. Quarter. bnck. Noyacowslxi. Haifbacks Grove and Innis. Fullback Seyig'
 Bristol: Ends, Miieno and Rdo Tackles, Bings and Monuo. 9uards Lubsty and Laderno. Center kap' ple. Quarterback T. Kane. Half' backs, E. Kane and Alexander Fuilback, Phelps.
 Tn New City T'hursday
 On Thanksgiving afternoon the Ponies win go to Tofr1nHton tc meet the undcfeated, aggregatioI in q return game in that city. Tor. rington won the first battle, staged at Plume and Atwood held nsrc 70. before q record breaking crowd of 1000 fans.