The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-13
WILEY REGISTERS
 OVER TORRINCTON lNSLOW CONTEST
Safety in First Period Gives Leemen Third
 Straight

Wllby high SchOoTS reputed powerful football team enjoyed tho holiday spirit yesterday in their game with the inexperienced Torrington high eleven and barely eked out 2 to 0 win, their third straight, at the windswept Hamil- ton aPrk gridiron while 1000 or more chilly but faithful followers looked on disappointedly.
 Backs Are Slow
 Lacking the coordination shown in their previous victories over Simsbury and Gilbert of Winsted, the green and white looked ex- tremely sluggish, their backs nov ing like hares, interference lacking and aerials far below standard. The red clad and inexperienced New City combine realizing the lackadaisical exhibition their op- ponents offered took advantage of their miscues and put up a far better exhibition than the majority of the fans believed they were capable of.
 Score Early
 The only score of the afternoon came just before the whistle blew ending the first period. After an exchange of punts Torrington took the pigskin on their own 8-yard stripe. Three thrusts at the Lee- mems forward line availed them naught and a punt was ordered. Hubbard took his place behind his own goal yard, fumbled the pass from center temporarily, regained it and decided to scamper for ward, but four Wilbyites downed him after two steps.
 Miss Sure Touchdown
 The locals displayed more pow CT in the last period than at any other stage of the game. Four consecutive straight downs placed the ball on Torrington's g yard line. Three line plunges were halted and on the fourth an aerial was enacted. Harry Pernerewski received the pass from center and shot a perfect forward into the arms of Wingman Freddy Sulli- van over the goal line. but the re- ceiver dropped the ball.
 DevinO Looks Good
 Young Paul Devino, the blonde thunderbolt seemed to be the only Wilby ball-toter to click while Chet Pernerewski and Polman showed up we'll on the line. The locals made II first downs, 10 more than their victims garnered, but the majority were realized either in midfield or in their own territory. Px
 Tommy Lacilla, the 1S5 pound quarterback, injured in practice earlier. in the week, playedSa a few minutes before he hurt his aggra- vated shoulder, being forced to re- tire for the remainder of the game. However, the holiday spirit may have been Q break for the Grove street boys now that 1t is out of their system and Naugatuck being next on their list of opponents. |, The summary:
 Wilby .(2) TOrringtOn (O) Sullivan ................. Stickles
 Left End
 Benson LaStinskl
 Left Tackle < Dantino ....... .... ... Debrot
 Left Guard
 LanQoln ...... kalul
 Center POlman ............ MencuSccine
 Right Guard s, c. PernerewdslSi ........ Broberg
 Right Tackle
 Pomponio ... Grynick
 Right End
 Irwin ......,.. ....s.. Rainly
 Quarterback
 H, Pernerewski, ......... Skiblski
 Left Halfback
 Marcelius ......r .....'.. Mohti
 Right Halfback
 Fullback
 Score by periods:
 ,Wilby A...2 70 O 0--2 Safety, made by Wilby. Substitutes-Donald Noonan for Irwin. De Sena for Donald Noonan, Dave Noonan for De Sena, Lacilia for Dave Noonan, Majewski for Lacilla, Irwin for Marcellus, Lat tanzio for Benson, Ferry for De- brot. I Referee: w. Burke (Torrington) umpire, Fay Vincent (Yale): lines man. A. Kellie. (Waterbury). Time Four 10 minute periods.