The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-27
BURKE STANDOUT
 IN CLAIRMONTS
 WIN OVER NAUCY
Borough FOOtballers Shut Out 2I.0 at Hamilton
 Park

Led by two human thunderbolts in Able Burke and Paddy Lerz, the Clairmont Presidents shut out the All-Naugatuck eleven 21-0 at Hamilton park yesterday befor a crowd of 40O0 spectators. It was the second meet between the two clubs, the first contest ending in a 6-6 tie, at Recreation field a month ago.
 Both teams played an aggressive game in the opening period. The first count of the game came in the second period with the Clair >mont's ball on the 15-yard line. Albie Burke heaved a neat pass to Paddy Lerz to net @ touchdown. The same two players worked for the extra point, pass from Burke to Lerz. For good measure, the Presidents added another marker in this period. Albie Ghost" Burke playinng a neat defensive game throughout, intercepted a pass and galloped down the gridiron 50 yards for a touchdown. Capozzi went over the line on a plunge for the extra point.
 Missed Opportunity
 Naugatuck had one chance for a score. Five minutes prior to the intermission, the borough buffet marched down the field with two successive passes and an end run to place the ball on the three yard line. The Rubber towners lost the ball on downs when they found it q tough assignment to crash the Clairmont's wall. The official sound- ed the whistle for intermission just about the time the Presidents were to gain the ball on the three-yard line. Score 14-0 in favor of the local outfit.
 The third period found both teams trying hard to score, but the playing was done mostly in the middle zone. Yard gainage by Lerz and Burke placed the ball on the 30-yard line early in the third period. The ball was we'll in n scoring position when Johnny Barnes crashed through for the third touchdown of the game. Ohio the extra point. Spiotti, DiNapoli, Ginnelli and Eagan played a fine game for the winners while Car roll and Schwartz featured for the Rubber town outfit. The summary: Pick UP Clairmon't score ClairmOnts (2D (O) All Naugy Eagan. le .,............. re, Downs JAnthony, It ........ Tt, E. smith Spiotti, lg ........... rg, J. ONell DiNapoli, c ...............c c, Quinn Israel, rg ;........'' .t ls', Luskg ssg Arnauskas. ft .......';.';. .,. It, Asn Moran, re ........... le, Stapleton Barnes, qb ............ qb, Carroll Burke, lhb ......... rhb, Eagan Stroberg, rhb ....... lhb, Sullivan Stroberg, rhb ....... lhb' Siddivan Lerz. fb ....,...... fb' Brennan
 Score by periods. .; made T by lt rsrz Rurke ke and Barles.
 Points after touchdowns, made by Lerz, Capozzi and Ginelli.
 Substitutes: c airmonts - Soluri for JAnthony, Coffey for Eagan, Corti for DiNapoli, Barnes for for Ginnelli, 1shael for Spiotti. Nor an for Coffey, Cappellitti for Ar nauskas, Byrd for Ash. Lusky for O'Neil.
 Referee-Raytwich, Naugatuck.
 Umpire-Carney, Waterbury.
 Linesman--Kelley, Waterbury.
 Time-Four 12-minute periods.
 STATE GRID RESULTS Clairmonts 21, All-Naugatuck 0. Wethersfeld Trojans 20, Manches- ter Eagles 6.
 Htfd Spartans z, Manchester w.
 Sides [.
 Branford Laurels 12, N. H. Annex 31, Springfield o. Meriden Falcons 2, Wallingford
 Walcos 0. N. l.. Mumfords IA. Bristol West Ends 6. Middletown s. of I. 0, Middletown
 Falcons 0.
 Htfd Burnsides z, Hartford Pros O. N. B. Tigers 9, Plainville 6. Clerks 6, Stafford Olym- pics 0.
 Bristol No. Ends 12, Bristol Gel
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