The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-13

TORRINGTON EASY
 WINNER IN SECOND BRISTOL CLASH
HOben Club Runs Up 26-0 ShutOut Over West
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By T. CARR lSnecial tO the DemOcraO

ANON Los-<ANCAAh6 SO defeat suffered earlier in the season, Johnny Hoben's rugged All-Torrington grid machine dis played an unbeatable brand of football and scored in every period to rout a cocky West End club of Bristol, 26-0, at Fuessenich park yesterday before a large crowd of | spectators. The New City outfit, playing without the services of Vic Radzevich, brilliant signal caller, and Frank Grady, giant end, scored almost at will.
 | Torrington's victory definitely | eliminated the Bristolite's hopes of attaining the much prized mythical state semi-pro championship and tended to further the hopes of the Hoben-men to retain that honor won last season by going through very stiff schedule without a de- feat.
 Savage line smashes by Kelley, beautiful end sweeps by Dranginis and Gangebin, and Tony Beloskfs unerring passing kept the play confined in Bristol terf4tory. Tor rington made good four of six at- tempted passes-two of which ac- counted for touchdowns. Bristol completed two out of seven aerial heaves for little gain and succeeded in garnering eight first downs to | Torrington's six. Torrington was penalized a total of 55 yards while the visitors were set back 35.
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 The first tally came near the close of the opening period when Peasley, end, recovered Vetriano's tumble on the Bristol 15 yard line when the latter attempted to run back Dranginis' kick. Gagnebin scored on lateral from Beloski. and Kelley converted for the point after on a placement.
 The local club was put in a SCOT ing position a few minutes later when Mclaughlin, stellar pivot man, intercepted Kane's pass on his own 30 yard stripe and ran ot the Bristol 40 yard line. Dran- ginis swept off tackle to the 12 yard line but the ball was brought back to the 27 yard line when Torrington was penalized 15 yards. Beloski got off long pass to Dram ginis over the goal line for the sec ond score. KeIleys kick was wide | At the opening of the third frame a strong drive by the Hoben- men seemed stopped when Gagne- bins tumble was recovered by Phelps of Bristol within fifteen yards of the goal. Torrington re- covered the ball on the next play, however, when Giglio, local end, recovered Bristol tumble within few yards of the goal. Dwyer plunged over for the score. SZesz- kowski's placement kick for the point after was too low. Torrington scored again in the closing minutes when Peasley in- tercepted a lateral on the Bristol Il5 yard line. Giglio made a beau- tiful catch of Beloski's pass over the goal line. Beloski converted the point after on @ placement kick. The summary:
 Bristol West AlI-Torrington (26) Ends (O Szeskowski i............T. T. Melano LIE
 J. Zande D. MoHlco IT
 M. Zande ............... Luosey LG
 Mclaughlin ...........-. koppel Negrl s..'... ..''.'.. La'erno RG
 klug '.. ..'........''' DeheciA RT
 Peasley Matikatis
 RE
 Drnaginis .............. Vetrano QB
 Beloski .............P .P. Alexander
 LHB
 Barbero ........... G. Alexander RHB
 Kelley ....ss..s EHelps FEB
 Score by periods:
 Torrington coco. 6 7-26 Torrington scoring: Touchdowns, Gaopahip Ora npiniS DWyer and