The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-26
CROSBY SWAMPED
 BY HILLHOUSE IN ROUGH ENCOUNTER
Smooth Working New Haven Five, Led By BObinski and lwanski, Roll Up Impressive 40. 2S Verdict
tDy GEORGE DILLON

Unable to cope with the power. ful offensive attack of New Haven Hillhouse, showing Captain Eddie Bublnski, all-state center of last season and Frank 1wanski in the key positions, Billy Schofleld's s Crosby high quintet dropped it's second non-lcague tilt at Wilby gym last night to Chick Bowen's big, fast and well drilled combine, 70 to 2S, before a large crowd in n rough encounter.
 Height Beats Locals
 The state defending champions, living up to their reputation In every department of play showed a zone defense which raised havoc with the blue and white who were forced to shoot long throughout, on the other hand, the locals zone defense meant little to the visitors who ran through it like tissue, their height playing m important factor in their offensive meath the irons.
 Boblnslxl Team In Self
 Bobinski, u team in himself and undoubtedly the best man to show his wares on the Commercial street court in years, was the thorn Tn tho sides of the Naugatuek Valley League leaders. Getting the tap nt will, playing the bucket to perfec- ton, gaining the ball off the locals blackboard and shooting uncanny off-balance corner shots, ho could not be stopped.
 Iwanski, a rough forward, was instrumental in the start of tho Governments plays, consistently taking the tap and feeding 1t back to the guards to commence New Hnven's plays. "Specs" Angell, too, was right in the game through out, holding Elton Wilmot goa less and feeding to the highest des
 Slow ORcnse MaterIalizcs
 Tom Fleming, elongated forward and Tony shia, shlfty. guard, can not be overlooked, although not In tho limelight as their "ski" mates, Bobinski nnd Iwanski, played bang up games. Very few Hiflhouhe passes wero cratic and although their offonse started slowly. II materialized in the long run against their youthful and smaller oppon-
 Locals Miss Plenty
 Crosby's long shots were con- tInunlly wide of their target, tho visitors continually forcing the locals to shoot before being set Johnny Griffin dropped in three double deckers, but missed enough others to sew up two ball games. Captain Abe Steinman played Q bnngup game, scoring five held goals and Q free try, four of his goals being "sucker" shots Joe Joyce ushored into the fray in place of Eddie O'Donnell in the third quarter dropped in three long shots which kept the blue and white in the running 
 First Period Knottcd |
 The first quarter was the closest of tho four, the teams being knot ted at the end of eight minutes S.s' Late in tho second period with Iwanski doing most of tho scoring, Hiiihouse took tho lead and were supreme the remainder of the con: test, At the half they led, 24 to ! md again at tho third quarter Sl
 Naugy Looks On
 Pete Foley and his entire Nauga- tuck high quintet watched the game from the bleaeherS' The will meet Crosby snt. urday night In m important league game at Wilby with Denny MsDer' mott back in the lineup. Dick Tuekey who sprained an ankle n against the Yale Freshmen Tuos' day night will be in the borough ites starting lineup.