The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
SCHOLASTIC SPORT SAYINGS
 BY GEORGE DILLON

With seven CouneCeiou'
 scaips dangling from their victory belt to date, Chick Bowen Hl.i- house five of New Haven entertain ars tonight in the Elm City, with ,,,o.nects of win No. 8 staring ihe.a in the face. Eddie Bobinsk'' ali. .xate center last year, and Vin rerrie. gridiron ace, are the men inc locals will have to check to halt the Bowenmen's streak.
 Harold Swaffield of Fairfield and Jimmy Coogan of New Haven were officially selected this morning to referee and umpire the Hardlns Wifby fracas tomorrow nlSht III Bridgeport. It is probable that faculty member from both lhsti- tutions will have their lngersoiis in action and avoid repetition ol the occurance in the Park City week ago Saturday afternoon. Ihe locals will leave the school at o:to o'clock in a chartered bus, with ,an,e time scheduled at S:3o o'clock, There will be no preliml- nnry game this time. Saturday aft ernoon the locals show In Bridge mort again, meeting Central in Naugatuck Valley tilt.
 Either George Taylor, Jimmy Coogan, Bill Baxter. Clyde Waters or Bud Swafficld will referee the replay tilt between Wilby and Warren Harding scheduled for the Presidents gym tomorrow nignt It IS possible that member Of the faculty of both institutions will keep time and avoid repetition Of the occurrence in Bridgeport week ago Saturday.
 Art Stcwart's AneOnia hoopnicn arc scheduled in two Naugatuck valley League games this week, meeting Eddie Mcadc's Warren Unrdins prOtcgcs tonight and Pete FOlcy's Naugatuck stalwarts Fri day nipl,t, both tilts billed for tho sfntc armOry. The Lavender were defeated by Bridgeport Central Satursiay night.
 The. incident involving Hubby Savage. Brilliant three letter man c1 Bridgeport Central, was practi- callv closed as mo contest de cision the other evening when Principal Ralph Hedges of War ron Harding announced that as far ar his school Is concerned, the city cI,ampionship football game be- tween the two Park City institu- tong has been won and lost, which ,.lears up the countless queries re- ,rarding the aftermath of the de- c.sion.
 41snnIcr the mo cUntcst' ruling TIariling, 1t appears. might be able te, protest the grid victory Of Gen. trnl and thereby Obiiteratc from their records the city title lost to Eddie Reilly's boys. Hedges main taincd the same stand as thai taken when he learned that Say mre was playing year over age nnnoancing then that Harding or fclaIs were not interested. taking the word of opposing schools re rartling eligibility Of their athletes Principal James c. Moore of Cen fy.aJ considers Hedges statement 's very fair Onc".
 Now the question arises. "Wil Central replay it's basketball game with Tracy Garey's Torringtoi uujptct" It is very doubtful, a fhe present writing of repla' came, for the New City club con fronts a heavy schedule although H not repiayed the Park City ciu' will be deprived of the chance Q aaIninR six valuable points towar' mn invitation to the Yale tourney March 10. ..t.t
 ,CGaeIs George Cassidy of Nes nrisniu rutes what he cbnsiicrs tlr 9yc lcndsns court teams in tb nate to date. He brackets Tonnn,l k1onaj,nn's Bristol combine hr-i lis Hardware City oufsit second