The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-30
GrappIe OF 3s7lDo Mikes z Features Wres
HARDING PROVES 0 STANDOUT STATE
 HIGH SCHOOL Il
Complete zl-O Drubbing of NaugatuCk C0r-
 vinCes Skeptics
fsneciaI fo The Dernocratl

Kelleher, Grimm and Liziak efi- abled Warren Harding High of Bridgeport trounce its formidable and previously undefeated valley rival, Naugatuck, 21 to o.. Saturday at the Recreation field and account for the outstanding major upset in Nutmeg scholastic circles in the current campaign. Tn addition, the largest crowd of the season saw the Presidents administer the most overwhelming setback Garnet and Gray eleven has suffered in more than a decade of years. Interference Excellent The smoothly functioning machine Jack Mead has whipped together rode roughshod time and time again through the weak Gar net forward wall. Their powerful and versatile attack was doubly ef- fective by hard and claancut block ing and enviable interferencc. in fact the best seen Tn schoolboy ranks to date. Naugy was seldom able to get it's attack .functioning and only once did they threaten to score, that in the first period when a barrage of deceptive line p1unges brought the bal from their own 40- yard stripe to the Park Cityites 5- yard line. Here Five Yards" i, Tuckey whose brilliant plunging in earlier games made him the homo tow nidol. fumbled as the visitors regained possession of the pigskin. Edmonds Excels Late in the first period Harding | took the ball on their own 30-yard mark. On the first play Kellcher skoted around end for 50-yards be- | ing stopped by Frankie Edmonds l the safety man who miraculously broke through Kelleher's interfer- cnce to bring him to the ground. KelIehcr continped his stellar work netting 15 yards on the next play. Liziak, swivel-hipped fullback brought the pigskin to the ilinc- yard mark and Kclleher obliged by taking 1t over around loft end. Liz iak converted on linc lungc.
 Second Period ScOrelcss ] Neither team scored in the sec ond period. Tn thc third canto Harding, on series of batterinp plungcs landed on the nine-yard | Naugy line. Liziak went off tackle fo rthe score as he recovered his own tumble over teh lines Mite Griffin wen around end for the con- version unmolested.
 In tho fourth period Naugy seemd to have lost its fighting heart and played raggedly. allow. ing the Harding backs to march G: yards on straight football to theli four yard line from where Griffir crocscd for the final score. Lizial again converted on an off-tacklt plunge. M
 Scally Gets Three stitches
 Tom Scally, w',o3c defensive play stood out for tho Greyhounds was taken from the game latc ir the third period after being kick. cd in the lip. Tn, deep sash neces. sitated three stitches on the upper lip.
 In Torrington Saturday
 Saturday afternoon the Foley men will invade Torrlngton wht has scored but nine points in si, games to date. Their only victor. was registered Saturday. Ansonis being the victim, 7-0.
 Saturdays summary: v Warren Hnrdinw t2i) @, Nauantuci Quinn, le ..t.......... re, Baiimsk I kriv, It. ...............' rt tGalisk Nalejlvak, lg ........ rs. Anderson Grace, ...,..ssss..s...:: z. hlTf | Traudeau, IF ....s... 1T, AIoone, Zaleski, 'rt ............. lt Daikui Murphy, re ........... le Enamar' Kellehcr. gb ....... qp, Minnicucc Phalen. Ihb .......: rhb, scnll, Kovacs. rhb ....... lhb, Eamond'
 Score by periods: Harding ... ... 1--- Z,
 Touchdowns, made by Kelleher Sisiais, Griffin.
 Points after touchdowns, made b, Sisiais 2, Griffin
 Substitutes--Griffi Sink. Bahey Salyaguo. Sullivan, Arnoisky, Discip ilo, B, Murphy. Suskisky, Pwarnicli Hofer.
 Naugntuck--Cowan. Pose avagc wehy,. Nauges, Kichles.
 Officials: Referee--Heilnan. Um. pire - Forest. Linesmnn = W Il lte ,rime--Four 15-minute periods. Other Scholastic Results
 Taft 10, Pomfrct 6
 Torrington q. Ansoria 0 | Bristol 6, Mcriden c
 H. Bulkeley z. Htfd Public 6
 Crosby [. Central 6
 Hotchkiss 43, Pawling 0
 Berkshire IA, Kent 0 Canterbury 10, Wooster C Cushing 14, Decrhcld c Loomis 26, Choate !