The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28
CROSBY GRADS
 TOP WILEY IN
 MILK FUND GAME
Hard Game Goes to Ex- Blue and White Per- formers on Lateral Pass -MazzareIla Strong on Defense

on a gridiron as hard and un- yielding as & bed of clinkers, the Crosby Alumni football squad showing q number of college play CTS won a hard earned 6 to vic- tory over the Wilby Alumni yes- teradv afternoon at Hamilton Park with only a few minutes to play. A lateral pass, Eddie McGratn tO Aibie Burke. began a long run which accounted for the lone score of the game, which was attenaeu bv 2.500 spectators who contributes about $zOO to the Municipal MilK Fund of which Dr. Y. J. Godfrey is chairman. ,a
 some rather spectacular nne vvork preceded the winning play young Beef" Mazzarella standln9 out head and shoulders above any IinenYat on either combination. Time and again he broke tnrough the Crosby line to throw Kern, Ma' a.. Grath or Burke for losses at criti- cal points of the contest. Kay Snys der. Ritchie and Wes Tracy aiaen in the consistent line play or tn. former Green and White playe.s. but they looked at some exceuen' opsL field running by Ike he,n. noty a promising member ot mS Colgate University freshman ieau,' and Eddie McGrath of Dartmouth whose line -piunging was top notch'
 No Penalty
 t,oIosanto of Wilby crossed tne f.r.,rby goal line fn the first peIlou, bu. Umpire Tommy Lawlors Iirss c.i,ion of interference in tho eHi -ona was changed to that or touchback. following diligent pro, 4ests by the Crosby gridmen, anu there was no penalty for the aI- ler,d interference by Ike kerE' which was called by Umpire Law Tor. ,ra
 Finkenzellar, McCary and Mar tone were of particular value m thc Cra.,bS line, while the general M- tarference of the backfield was good. and accounted for numerous 1irst downs The outstanding play Of the game aside from Burke run was Wilbys stand in the sec ond period when they held Crospy for downs six inches from the so line. Butler of Wilby was ralhe d LadIv hurt in the second perioo when two of his ribs were fra2- tured by hard tackle. though ne nIaved throughout the game.
 Thanks!
 TO those who donated tneir services toward the success or tns rame. both from a physical ana financial standpoint, the committee : in charge issued genuine vote oI thanks this morning. This group included the game officials, pr M; A O'Hara, Tommy Lawlor ana Al Kellie: Patrolmen Pat Hobart Henry Boylan, George Roberts. Gordon Jones, Gene Doherty, ron Early. and John Lynch, Coaches Jimmy Lee ana Billy Schoneln who loaned equipment to the players, as well as the Ciairmons Aces. Bearcat Juniors anu .rhomaston Ponies and the tlckst sellers. Mary Mates, Lee fagan' Joseph Cunningham, NICK an burella and Arthur Wensertsiii""'
 The score and summary; my cROSBY A. (8) (O) WILEY A. M,,,i;aan le le. Foley Ganutz. 1t ..... It. JAnthony MacCary, lg ........'. i.' ,r-ao,, Tinkenzellar, c .......... c, Tracy Martone, rg ...... Ts, MaZSa Sa.,das Pheian, Tt ......... Tt, K. Snyaer IIacilla, re rei........... re. Snanes ., Moran, qb ........... qD' Du'IS' Burke. lhb ........ lhb, Colasahto Kern. rhb ........ rhb, Paterson McGrath, fb .......... ID, Neison
 Score by periods: . Crosby .......... 0 0 6-6
 Toucfidown--Albie Burke.
 Substitutions = Crosby - Car rington for MoraR. Lerz for Me Grath, Carney for Burke, Yurgaitis for Mulligan. Bowen for Martone' nomanno for Finkensellar. Wilby-- Kelley for Butler. V. Snyder for Rr Snyder, Unix for Tracy, Bergamo for Ritch, Egan for Colasanto. Cluney for Patterson, Slattery Tor Shalies. Cappalettif for J'Anthony, Presavage for Mazzarella.
 Referee-Dr M. A. O'Hara.
 Umpire-Tommy Lawlor.
 Head linesman--Al Nellie.
 Time of periods-Four 15-min- ute periods.