The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-04
PRESIDENTS IN NO SCORE CAME AT MIDDLETOWN
Sons of Italy Much Heavi-
 CT Than ClairmOnt Array
Especial to the Democrat)


 outweighed 20 pounds to a man, a game Waterbury Clairmont eleven came to town yesterday afternoon with an aggressive team and fought the Sons of Italy to a score- i less tie game.
 The Waterbury outfit staged a great fight throughout the battle with the much too heavy team which was strengthened by the ad- dition of three Georgetown Univer- sity players. DeLxecclio, who was chosen to captain the 1884 George town eleven next season, played a remarkable game for the Italian team. In the second half the locals sent in none fresh players in order to check any advancement by the ] Brass City eleven.
 Close Enough Prior to the intermission the Sons of Italy threatened to score | when DiAquila heaved 10-yard before being. brought down to the ground by Pat Lerz, who caught the carrier 25 yards from the goal. Lerz prevented the Score. On sev- eral plays the locals had placed the ball on the three-yard stripe. The locals again got possession of the pigskin on the 10-yard line just to | lose a good chance in scoring when the referee sounded the whistle for the intermission.
 "ohio" Giannelli, powerful Clair mont backman, raced through a line hole and down the field 30 yards with only Eddie Barnikow I h; h4 Ia% IS;v n spectacular tackle for Giannelli's s 35-yard mark.
 Faiaci, Barnikow and DelVecclio played a good game for the Italian team while Albie Burke, Mike Di- Napoli, J'Anthony and Lerz starred for the Clairmonts. The summary: Sons of Italy co (0) Waterbury Sal1tt1, le ..~.s-s.s .s.j. Ire, Coney Kalalinus, It ..-.s--ss..s.s Tt, Borach Emme, lg '..Ss. ..snfs-s. .rg, Israel Gammata, c .t.f..-.:.,.s.c, D1Napon Solalia, $. rg. G.,..s.s. ...lg, Spiotti Solalia, P. Tt ... s..:. 1t, J'Anthony DelVeccl1o, re .ssls,s le, Eagan DiAqu1la, qb ..s ..-.-s:srS .qb, Barnes Barnikow, lhb '.-.'.,s.ss's .rhb, Burke | Viskowich, rhb .sa.e.. .lhb, Lerz Faiac1, flo ......... .fb, GiannelH | Substitutes-Barnes for Stro- berg; Capozzi for Giannelli; Moran for Coffey; Stroberg, for Capozzi, Soluri for J'Anthony.
 Referee, Hall (Meriden). Um- pire, Chick Carney (Waterbury). . Linesman, Nolde (Merident). Time, four 12-minute periods. State Grid Results.
 An-Torrington o. Danbury Tro-
 Clairmonts o, Middletown s. of I.
 Thomaston Ponies 6. All-Terry-
 Manchester w. s. 6. Manchester Eagles 0.
 Bristol W. E. 13, Htfd. Burnsides 2
 W. Htfd Tigers IS, Htfd. Pros o.
 N. B. Blues 6, N. B. Tigers G..
 Berlin Maroons 0, Plainville A. C.
 Ansonia Acorns 14, Derby Falcons
 Shelton Ends z, N. H. Triangles o.
 Branford Laurels z, Wallingford | Walcos 6.
 TOrringtOn (O) Danbury (O) Szeszkowski, le Ss-.....le, Tobin J. Zande, It .-.a-.,s.....rt, Gross M. Zande, lg o1.....-...rg, Sarog Mclaughlin, c sa.s1c-..c, Loesser Tripaldi, rg .s,.... .lg, Wayland Klug, Tt .......s..l It, Armstrong Peasley, re .-....-...le, T. Murphy Drangenis, qb --....qb, Thompson Beloski ,lhb ...... .'~.. .rhb, Saniuk Paviclovic. rhb .... .lhb, M. Sarog Dwyer, flo .fb, Jones ubstitutes--Gradey, Gagneben, Radzevich, F. Grady. Danbury-C. Ferrone. B. Ferrone, Gallagher, McDermott, Baram, Cummings, Hallock.