The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-11
TERRYVILLE TEAM
 COPS GRID SERIES
 FROM THOMASTON
LOck=TOwners Win l4.6 in Third Contest Before
 Record Crowd
tspecial to the Democrat)

fore a crowd of over 1000 fans who braved the cold and wind which swept across the fair grounds, the Terryville football team handed the Thomaston Ponies a 14-6 defeat in one of the greatest battles ever witnessed in this town.
 This made the third meeting of the two great rivals this season, with All-Terryville winning the first contest in Thomaston and last Sundays game played in Thomas otn ending in a dispute in the last minute of play with Thomaston be- ing declared g. winner.
 The contest yesterday afternoon was played on winner take all basis, as well as a side bet of $50 which was posted by each team. The game was handled by state board officials, so that neither team could claim favoritism by the officials.
 Nice Work
 Terryville made the first touch- down early in the second quarter when S. Jarvis grabbed a pass from a Thomaston players hand and raced over forty yards for the first touchdown. The try for point was r." 'led. Shortly afterward. Thon I made their touchdown wit l. i'd of long forward pass and a ..ne run through brokeL field brought the ball to the four teen yard line where the Ponies were able to push over a touch- down on five plays. The attempt for the point was blocked.
 The first half ended with the two teams being tied at 6-6. In the second half the game turned out to be bunting game, with Terry vile kicking far into Thomaston territory. On an Attempted rum ming play, Thomaston fumbled the ball with it Dolling behind the Thomaston goal line where $. Jar wis fell on the ball. This attempt was also blocked for point.
 Both teams played a fine game of ball, although Terryville had the upper hand during the greater part of the game. The other two points was made on a safety when a Pony player was tackled behind the goal line.
 The playing of the entire Terry vile team was excellent with the players being in on every play.
 Long Time No Win
 The crowd was the largest to every attend football game in Terryville, but brought back mem- ories to the older football fans of the battles staged years ago by football teams representing the two towns. The victory yesterday was the first time in nearly twenty years that a Terryville team had won the series over their clock town rivals, with the victory being all the sweeter to Terryville due to the fact that Hookus and Har- bert, former Pony players were in the Terryville lineup and their play during the entire game was out standing. The summary:
 Terryville (14) (6) Thomaston J. Javers, le ......... re, Kilman Harbert, It ........... Tt, Hymel krauchlllus, lg .....s.. rg, fetke Scotte, ............ c, Leonard Krosky, rg ........ lg, Thompson Norton, Tt ........... It, Glennon l.. Javers, re ....... le, Brammer Peno, lhb .......... rhb, Bubblin Krishesky, rhb ...... lhb, Morton Carlson, fb ...... flo, J. Mozonski
 Score by periods:
 Terryville ....... 6 0 2-14 Thomaston ...... 0 6 o o. 6
 Touchdowns, made by L. Jarvis, Morton, Carlson.
 Safety, made by Terryville (au- tomatic).
 Referee-Hart (Cheshire).
 Umpire-O'Connel (BristoO.