The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-16
CROSBY BEATEN
 BY HILLHOUSE IN LAST MINUTE 33-3l
Two Baskets By Eddie BObinSki Give New Haven Five Close Win Locals Outplay Bow enmen

New Haven, Feb 1G-With less
 than q minute left to play, and his team trailing by 31-29 score
 Eddie Bobinski, Hillhouse center sank two field goals, to give the Academic quintet a 8 to 3l victory over Crisby high of Waterbury al the York square gym last night
 Tho Brass City team outplayed
 Hillhouse throughout the entire game, making n sensat tional bid for victory in the last two minutes of play, through virtue of the playing of their center and captain Abe Steinman star of the game.
 Crosby smashed through tho Hillhousc zone defense during the entire game. The visitors cvercamc the locals le.id In tho first qunr- ter, to pull out In front at half time by a 17-14 score. Bowen's charges came to tho fore in the third quarter to take Q 25-22 lead, but Steinman put his mates back In the running in the final minutes when he tied the score at 23 all and followed through with another field goal less than q minute later and gave Crosby what seemed to be almost certain victory. But nt this point fate ruled that tho Wa terbury quintet was to be put out of the running for the Ynle tour ney, after game fight. for Bob- inski came through with his goals at close range.
 Crosby showed a well balanced team. while Hillhouse's play was cratic at times, with Bobinski n,r Inl lAk. l,ls ttl hn missed numerable shots at close range. Although 1t was Bobinski, who gave Hillhouse their victory "Pinky" Reilly played a fne game, steadylng tho team and putting third quarter with two field goals from half the court.
 Too Abe Stclnman, Crosby's night, for the Hebrew youth showed up as one of the best piyotmen to perform here this year. He took the high scoring honors of the night, with grand total of l7 second half, when on several occn- sions he dribblcd down the floor to score,
 IlIlluOu6t lOOh IL SiA tO lead at the start of the game but Crosby finally broke through when Steinman converted two fouls and continued on with two field goals, while Hillhouse was held to one foul shot. The Blue and White led 7-G. ns tho quarter ended.
 While Bobinskl was held score- less in the second quarter, Reilly ..1aa ,tl la. l.. ..Ca t.. house attnck. but Steinman and Wilmont rang up II points be- tween thcm 10 offset the ilvc scored by Reilly and the field goal by Iwanski. Crosby holding q 17 to II lead at half time.
 Hillhouse started to pop them In from the floor after Crosby had stretched their lead to i've points In tho third quarter and through the efforts of Bobinski. Iwanski and Fleming they held 25-22 lead at the end of the third stanza. Steinmnn scored four of Crosbys five points In this quarter.
 Waterbury pulled up within one basket of Hillhouse as the last quarter started, when Steinman scored on Il long pass from Joyce. Shia scored for Hillhouse and con- vertcd q foul in addition to Ivan skis foul shot and Hlllhiuse lead 29-27. Crosby getting three points through Joyces foul shot and field goal. Steinman tied the score at 20 all on Il follow up shot and then dribbled down under the IIllsouse hoop to sink what seemed to be the winning basket as Chosby lead 31.20 with about 50 seconds left to play. Like lightning Bobinskrs scores were made. as he tied the count with q field goal from the side court and Immediately after followed Shia's shot up off the blackboard to turn almost certain defeat into uI ,Thn t,1 y,, rU,