The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-12
|WILLIAMSPORT
 MEETS ALL-NAUCY IN CONN DEBUT
Black Partners to Show at Borough Recreation Field TO-m0rrOw-45- Piece Band to Entertain
Especial to the Democrat)


 Naugatuck, Nov 12.-The Will Transport, Pa, football tclub, which meets All-Naugatuck at Nau- .gatuck Sunday, has won seven. tied one and lost one game this year, The defeat came at the hands of Lock Haven early in the season by a 20 score. It was later avenged in a return game by a 60 score. The tie game was played with |Shamokin Scholastics, 7-7 at Sham okin just last Sunday under a driv- ing rain.
 Scored s4 Points Q Game
 The Black Partners have beaten Muncy, Bellefonte, Treverton, Lock Haven, South Williamsport, the villanova college freshmen and Altoona Apprentice, averaging 34 points per game.
 They are recognized as cham pions of the entire central Penn sylvania region, employing com bination of the Warner and Rockne offense expertly taught by Sol Wolf.
 Wolf, who, produced four state championship high school teams at Lock Haven and Williamsport be- fore being legisiated out of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic A. A. because of a ruling requiring all coaches to be members of their high school faculty, is the out standing authority on football m these parts.
 Some of WoIf's Stars Among Wolf's individual prod ucts are Roy Engle, center of the Penn varsity; Bill Hoffman, cap tain of the Dartmouth varsity; Bill Grimberg, right end on the Vil- lanova e varsity; Walter Switzer. quarterback of the Cornell varsity; Charley Stabley, varsity halfback at Lafayette; Ardy Passel F. and M. halfback and Carl Ray, Buck nell tackle. IA
 When the Partners defeated Vfl- lanova freshmen, 12-0 it was the first defeat suffered by a Villanova yearling team since 1928, and their win over Lock Haven was the only defeat handed the Centrals this year.
 Has 45-Piece Band
 Wolf has two complete teams of equal calibre. His ends are Sweet, Bodle, Lindemuth, Mac Hoffnagle. and Casale; the tackles, Henry, Blee and Ginger; the guards, Burd Jerles, Hammer and Anastasia; the centers, Kenny, Abernatha and Beck; the quarterbacks, Bun Hoffnagle and Derstetetr; the half- backs, Swartz, Myeds, Morsey. El- wood Abernatha and Tinsman and the fulbacks. Chrisop and Waddle'
 The club has its own 46-piece band and an organized cheering section. Wolf presented an tnnova-- ton this year when he equipped his club with solid black garb from head to- foot, from wfich the team derived its names "Biack Pantn' ers".
 There are approximately 400 for mer Williamsport people residing | in Naugatuck, and they will prop ably be out to the man to wei come the Partners. | The odds are very much in favol of the invaders but Coach Ralpf l Hanson and his assistant, Ton Tookey, are well satisfied with the manner in which the locals have been drilling this week and they contend they would1 not be sur- prised to see Capt Emmet Car roll and his mates give Sol Wolfs boys serious competition.
 The gridsters will arrive In Nau- gatuck this evening and dur ing their stay here, they will be quartered at the Y. M. c. A. Local friends of the boys have en1 deavored to arrange parties for them tonight but their at tempts have been fruitless for Coach Wolf has ruled that his hopefuls must be in bed by 10 ?. m. in order to be in condition for the battle on the Sabbath day. This indicates that the Pennsylvania coach means business.
 The intersectional game Is the first ever attempted in Naugatucls but merchants and others have given excellent support and 1t ap- pears as though the largest guar antee ever made by a local semi pro tenn will be paid without find- ing necessary to float . bond tQqlle.