The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-10
STATE SEM-PRO CRIDDERS STRONG IN SUNDAY GAMES
Waterburys, Ponies Blank Opponents While Naugy Scores But Gets No- Count
(speciaI to The Democrat)

time as the All-Waterbury football team reached its playing tempera- ture which was at the beginning of the second period. their game with the Sterlings of New Haven was all even, but it's the final re- suit that counts and in this case 1t was Waterbury, Al, New Haven 0, at the end of 40 minutes of play on Recreation field this afternoon.
 Showing a hard and heavy charging line and a speedy and yer satiie backfield, the Brass City squad began parade of points directly after the teams had been in action for about 12 minutes. Long runs by Albie Burke and Matty Sheehan and Johnny Eagan. stellar line crashing by Luddy Burke. Bill Scully and Eddie Barn. ikow and good play by Jeff Schia- vone, McDermott and Leary kept the Waterburys in position most of the afternoon.
 Accurate tossing by Bill Scully preceded two touchdowns scored on long runs by Matty Sheehan and Albie Burke. Scully whirled the pigskin right into the waiting hands of his teammates on both ooca- sions, which left nothing to do but a short dash to the counting stripe. Due to the lightness of their array. the Sterlings were banged up quite bit. ankle and elbow injuries predominating. Parlotto, Sirocco. Pert, Chamberdella and Puccinf played hard but unavailingly for the Elm City outfit. The summary: Waterbury (41) (0) Sterlings Bianco, le .......... re, Sirucco A. Schiacvone, It,. .rt. Conte Arcoski, lg ......rg, J. Manzeln Bernsky, ...c, NOW McDermott, rg ..... lg, Ornate Leary, Tt ............ It, Morris Sheehan, re .......... le, Puccino Scully, pb ...... pb, Gamberella A. Burke, lhb ...... rhb, Palato L. Burke, rhb .... lhb. D. Manzell; Eagan. fb .......... fb, Gilmore
 Score by periods:
 Waterbury--14 2 13 7-41.
 Touchdowns. made by A. Burke 2, L. Burke, Eagan 3, Scully.
 Points after touchdowns, made by scully 4, (dropkicks), Eagan
 substitutes-orsini for Bernsky, Anthony for J. Schiavone. A. Schiavone for Eagan, Burns for Bianco, Barnikow for l.. Burke. Burns for Scully. Spiotto for Me- Dermott. Androntis for Leary.
 Reieree-Daly.
 Umpife-Jabbs.
 Linesman-Cluney
 Time = Two 10-minute and two 12-minute periods.
 Ponies Stampede Hartford
 sevigny, Novacowski, Smith and Gleason emulated the -Four Horse- men of Notre Dame" by presenting themselves as the four Thomaston Pony gallopers- who were chiefly responsible fol a 25 to 0 decision scored by the state title bidders against All-Hartford yesterday af- ternoon at Plume & Atwood field, Thomaston. Before the game was on for five minutes, Sevigny had scored the first touchdown. after the Ponies had rushed the ball down the field to the three-yard line. Novacowski made number of gallant pallops, while Gleason and Smith did noble work through the line and on the ends. The Hartford wall was just about as hard as your favorite jello. It was just a case of the Ponies pushing their opponents all over the field, nobody getting hurt and everyone having a good time. Next Sunday in Naugatuck, the Ponies anticipate no such frolic, which is Coach Fay's reason for ordering plenty of practice this week. A 3O-yard drop kick by Wes Anderson was the preliminary game feature giv-. ing the Thomaston Tigers 90 win over the Torrington Hilltops, for their third straight win of the sea- son. Main game summary:
 Thomaston (25 Hartford (1O l.. Smith, le .......... re, Miller Klug, It s......... rt, T. Conuoy Rode, lg .rg, CoiIlns Harbert, .......... C. Cana1, Hymel, -rg ........:.ig, nynoSN, Wellnitz, Tt .......t, A. PleIka c. Smith, re ........ le, SoloWay Novacowski, pb .... qb. F. Conro! Fill. lhb .:........ 'rnp, Da~sO Morton, rhb .......... lhb, Scott
 Thomaston .12 12 0 0-25
 Touchdowns, made by Sevigny (2). G. Smith, Gleason.
 Point after touchdown - Nor ton (rush).
 Substitutes Concannon for Harbert, Klaneski for Morton. Bertanagle for G. Smith, Kane for Wellinitz, Gleason for Sevigny. Crebb for Soloway, P. Plefka for Boucher, Cobb for Dawson.
 Referee-Vree1and Waterbury,
 Umpire-Foley (Naugatuck)
 Linesman - P. Conroy -(Hart- ford).