The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-16
NOT WORRYING ABOUT
 WILEY MEETING
Greyh0unds and Wildcats Rated Evenly for Satur- days Game at Hamilton Park

The lusty cry, "What's the Mat ter With Naugy7" doesn't seem to bother Coach Pete Foley in the least, for the Greyhounds mentor is worrying about the Wilby game at Hamilton Park, Saturday, ac- cording to our Naugatuck corre- spondent.
 Coach Peter J. Foley is drilling his boys this week. for their clash with Coach Jimmy Lees reputedly rejuvenated aggregation with a hard battle in the offing. Judging from current reports from the Brass City, all the Green and White clad gridsters lack now is an old Grad to whoop it up for dear old ivy and Wilby would be the favor ite to ''take" the undefeated Naugy team.
 After Eighth Win.
 Coach Foley is not making any titlular claims as yet either. Naug- atuck is expected to register its eighth victory of the season in its contest with Wilby despite that surprising 12-O victory tallied by Wilby last week over Torrington. Naugatuck compiled total of IS points to none for Crosby in the first half of last Saturdays contest and did not appear hard pressed at any time in halting the best Crosby had to offer extensively.
 Starting against Crosby. Nauga- tuck was hampered with Minicucci quarterback, and Mooney, guard, not being in perfect physical con- dition. Neither played throughout the game. After accumulating a substantial lead Naugatuck defend- ed it's goal, and although the weakest Crosby team ever seen" may have played much better than at any previous time this season. it accomplished absolutely nothing against Naugy. After the Nauga- tuck let-down in it's smashing off, ensive against Crosby after the first half Saturday, it was said the team was acting on instructions to take things as easy as possible.
 Ardent Naugatuck rooters who saw the team conquer Harding on Harding's home field by a 26-0 score and saw Naugatuck lose an- other touchdown because of an of- side penalty, know that Nauga- tuck's gridsters did not accomplish what they did in Bridgeport on reputation alone. Naugatuck exper- fenced a let-down after being key ed up to what was expected to have been a championship battle. AL though Torrington played good football against Naugatuck, Coach Foieys boys were the winners, even though the score was but 6 to O.
 Wilby Rated Even
 Wilby is rated on a par with the undefeated Naugatuck eleven, by Brass City packers. Wilby can go the limit against Naugatuck. If 1t loses, it will not be unexpected arid unless Naugatuck swamps the Lee gridsters, Wilby will be credited with .'holding the undefeated Naugatuck High eleven to such- and-such score. .." If Naugatuck wins what glory it will gain is doubtful for the Garnet and Gray team that has titular aspirations can gain little additional prestige beating the much kicked about Wilby team.
 For the first time since Naug- atuck and Wilby football teams have been meeting annually on the gridiron, the Brass City fans have some reason for thinking Wilby has a chance of doing something against Naugatuck. Naugatuck must defeat Wilby Saturday and Ansonia on Thanksgiving day to complete it's nine-game schedule without meeting defeat. Whereas neither of these games presents any inducement to the Whippets to key themselves up seeking glory. vic tory for either opponent would be the grandest dish of the season. a feat that every team in Connecti- cut would like to accomplish. Those fans who have seen Naugatuck in all It's games, do nor expect to see the team lose in either of the re- maining games. Saturdays game with Wilby may find an aroused Naugy team in action :, against an outfit that hasn't proven itself of consistent high caliber.
 Athletic relations between Bris- tol and New Britain will be resum- ed in the near future after a break of ten years, 1t was announced to- day by Principal Henry D. Cottle of Bristol. Coach Tommy Monahan stated this morning that he would book his baseball team with Chick Shea's nine in "here and there" series next year, and possibly ar range series in basketball. foot ball and tennis. This decision was made following New Britain's ap- plication for reinstatement in the Connecticut Inter-scholastic Con- ference.
 Bowen Going Strong
 Chick Bowen at New Haven Hill house is establishing quite a re- cord for himself as football men tor. His teams haven't suffered a defeat in two seasons and if they subdue West Haven Thanksgiving morning 1t will mark eight straight for this years football team and 16 in a row over two years of cam paigning. Get load of these fig ures:
 1925 4 O 8 s5 ss
 1926 ..... 2 4 72 59
 1927 ..... 2 1 0 129 6