The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-15
|NAUCATUCK EASY
 VICTIMS OF PARK | CITY HIGH TEAM
Central Wins l2-O Game; WiIby Meets Garnet
 Saturday
(special to the Democratl

high of Bridgeport, opponents O. I Wilby at Waterbury on next Sat urday afternoon defeated the mex perienced Naugatuck high by { | score of 1920. Central scored in tn, first and fourth periods and in tn, other quarters they were complete ly outplayed. Dunn and Wilson reg istered the tallies for the Parl Cityites. Frankie Edmonds ans George Allen led the attack for tht Garnet. Naugatuck threatened tt put the ball across the goal upof several occasions, but did not havi what 1t takes.
 Naugatuck, Oct D. Naugatuck fans were much more hopeful to- day Cor victory for the Naugatuck High school football team next Saturday in it's game with Wilby High of Waterbury following the showing made by the team last Saturday in the Central High con test. The Bridgeport team trim. med Naugy 12-0, the game being played at Newfield park, Bridge port, but the locals showed con. siderable improvement in theil play, despite the defeat.
 Improved
 Naugatuck appeared much bet ter in defeat than 1t did the pre- vious week when it won over Jun- for Republic. It looked like Gen. Park City gridders, outweighine the backfield, crashed through the l1no1 n f~ :. ing extensive gains and near the end of the first period, this drive eliminated in touchdown by Will son, big fullback.
 Soon after the second period be- gan, the complication of the game changed very suddenly. Naugy took the ball from its twenty yard line and made two first downs when a pass to Anderson with Ray weaving his way down the field for 25 yards brought the ball to within two yards of Centrars goal.
 Threat
 Edmonds, quarter, tried an end run and was thrown for a 10 yard loss. He brought the ball back again to the two yard line, almost cross the goal line but again ar end run was thrown for a loss Soon after this the locals got pos session of the ball in Central ter ritory and a pass to Weaving al most resulted in score. The bal was brought to tn the three yard line.
 Edmonds then tossed a nice pass in back of the goal but while An derson was juggling the ball he was tackled, the ball dropped and the referee ruled an incomplete pass.
 Naugy's fifth chance was lost g few minutes later when from mid. field Edmonds tossed a pass which slightly offside. If this had beer good, a score seemed sure as theri l was a clear field ahead.
 Not So Bad
 The Garnet clearly outplayet Central in this period and held it Town in the third period when play ing against the wind. However, il the fourth quarter Central began hammering' at the tired Garnet lin and their backs, Ray Tiernan espe cially, with Dunn helping, ramme, their way through tackle consist | ently, this drive eliminating in ; 1 touchdown by Dunn.
 Soon after this the locals wen | into the air again and advanced we'll into Central territory but { pass was intercepted and their las chance gone.
 The superior experience of thu Central players was the deciding factor. The locals could not diag nose the plays quite fast enough and their tackling was not of th' best. Frank Edmonds. and. Ra. Anderson stood out in the back field while George Allen, ,smal sophomore, played sweet gam at end. Weaving showed improve ment at the other end position Mario Schiaroili played for some time in the backfield and displaye, promise.
 Triano only played a short tim land Poscavage did not play. 4 large crowd from Naugatuck wit messed the game.
 l odd Play
 One decision of the referee caus | ed much comment. Naugatuck ha' the ball on third down on its yard line. Edmonds started to kicl l the ball, Bridgeport players par tially blocked it with their arm before it reached the line of scrim mage, the ball bounding off then forward past the line of scrimmag to about the 20 yard line. A Naug atuck player fell on its there. l The referee gave the ball to Cen tral ruling it was foul. He ex plained afterward that the bal l had not ben touched by a Bridge I port man after passing the line o scrimmage and therefore was jus the same as if it had ben a non blocked punt. It is a foul for tn 1 kicking side to recover the ball 1 l not touched previously by the op posite side after, a punt. he said | and on a foul the ball is awarded | to the other side at the point Q dispute. E. Hall of Meriden and M Kingsbury were the officials. | Central (12) (O) Naugatucl I,Daley ................. Ale | Left End
 | MOrrisSey ................s Sugru l Left Tackle
 Left Guard
 | TantaIO Auu1Hi | Center
 Right Guard
 Right Tackle
 Jenks .................. Wearin
 Right End B. Tiernan .............. Edmond Quarterback
 Left Haifback
 R. Tierian .............. Palmosl