The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-05
|ONE-MAN TEAM GIVES WEST HAVEN
 WIN OVER WILEY
Whizzer Wezenski Scores All 27 Points as Locals Ace Blanked Before 2,5OO Fans

New Haven, Nov = Running wild behind a formidable line, "Whizzer" Wezenski, West Haven fullback, exploded all over the lot, scoring alls of his teams points as the Fitzgerald men routed Wilby of Waterbury, 27 to 0, before 2,50O high school football enthusiasts at Painter park yesterday afternoon. Anticipating a tough game, the blue-clad West Haveners found Wilby's green wave-but 0 mild rip- pie and proceeded to cash in on their discovery early in the game.
 In less than hair dozen plays, Wezenski. West Haven fullback, crashed over Wilby's goal line for the first touchdown of the game He then scored the extra point on a line buck. West Haven reeled off about 80 yards on their first goal crashing journey.
 The Fitzgeraldmen kicked and, Wilby failing to make much head way through the line, booted the ball back to Crowther, who made it first down on his own 35. A pass, Torcillini to Crowther, netted 90 yards. The Torch" then rammed his way to Wilby's 10-yard mark and Brunner passed six yards to Albinger. Wezenski again rose to the occasion and hurtled through the Wilby team for his second touchdown. The extra point at- tempt was failure.
 On the kickoff, Albinger startled the crowd with brilliant 38-yard runback to his own 47 yard mark. The teams exchanged kicks again and West Haven gained 6 yards as the period ended. The West Haven clap hands and whistle cheer was proving particularly effective. At tho start of the second quarter. the Westies were again driving down towards the Wilby goal when Gal Iulo, left end, intercepted Brun- ner's pass on his own 20. After Brunner had booted to Wilby's cof- fin corner the invaders returned the Lick, Albinger taking it back 10 to their 25. Wezenski made it first down on Wilbys 5-yard mark and then ripped his way across the goal line for his third touchdown of the game. He then made good a placement for the extra point, mak ing the score West Haven 20, Will by 0.
 Wilby soon after put on their first offensive drive of the game reaching West Haven's 5-yard mark through the medium of sev-- eral passes, Barnes to Vestro. but Fornino pulled his team out of dan ger by recovering a Wilby tumble. The half ended with West Haven in possession of the ball on their own 40-yard line.
 Ecrly in the third period, Brun- ner and Wezenski combined in driv- ing 85 yards down the field, the later crashing over for his fourth touchdown and kicking the point. Score, West Haven 27, Wilby O.. Several exchanges of kicks but no more scoring during period.
 In the final quarter, with Wilby making some headway through West Haven's second team, Coach Frank Fitzgerald rushed in a half dozen of his first-string players to stem the Green at midfeld. Barnes intercepted a lateral pass on West Haven's 30-yard line. And offside penalty put the ball on their 25 Crowther then pulled West Haven out of any possible danger by in- tercepting pass and dashing 20 yards with the ball.
 A pass, Brunner to Crowther, netted 40 yards and put the ball on Wilbys 25-yard line, With the West Haven reserves in, Wilby be- gan to push them back and Allen of the locals kicked over the goal line. West Haven used about 35 players during the game which ended with the ball in their posses sion on Wilby's 35-yard line.
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