The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-28

rlence, and a heICy group or tangle in the first high scho son tomorrow afternoon at 3 Crosby High schools 1884 foot ball edition will be read at Hart ford by Coach Billy Schofield where he will take his boys to try out against Hartford Bulkeley in what shapes up as sizzling open- CT for both clubs. The Hartford team is severely handicapped with the loss of it's standout played, Ted Knurek, quarterback, who broke a leg in scrimmage few days ago and is through for the season. Naugatuck High could not arrange an opening game for tomorrow and will lay over a week.
 Brother Battle
 Chet and Harry Perenewski, a halfback and tackle, with Devino are expected to carry the bulk Of Wilby's attack against Simsbury whose brother act consists of Ed die and Frank LeGeyt, who play identical positions as the Wilby Perenewskis and should provide plenty of color for the contest, as aids for Bertini, the 1S0 pound plunging fullback. Pomponio, Lan- dolfi, Benson, Lacilla and Marcel Jus have been showing up well in practice too. Al Kellie of Water bury will referee the game, assist ed by Eddie Goodrich of Bristol as umpire, and Joe Eddy of Simsbury as head linesman. A quarter dona- tion is asked of the public.
 Droha hIa ct Q ri orS
 WILEY SIMSBURY Pomponio ............... Bogus
 Right End c. Penerewski ..... N. LeGeyt
 Right Tackle POlman FOrSyIH
 Right Guard AaHuOlH ....''.. Mller
 Center
 Left Guard Benson ....... HoIman
 Left Tackle De Sena PlIeSkl
 Left End LdCilla NdsCuHlueul
 Quarterback MarcelluS .............. Leonard
 Right Halfback H. Penerewski ........ H. LeGeyt
 Left Halfback Devino or Behan ........ Bertini
 Fullback
 All Set
 Crosby will show Jimmy Crib bon at halfback, Stevens at full , back, Captain Carl Mistura in the line and George Dolan and Mike Sheehan behind the forward wall during the blue and white attack on Bulkeley. Practice drills have shown the squad to be most prom ising. Nose Holmes, the colored boy who showed much speed will not start for Crosby tomorrow.
 Today
 Hartford at Beast Hartford. Weaver at Commercial.
 Lewis (Southington) at New Britain.
 Woodrow Wilson at New Brit ain Frosh.
 .ew Britain End at Wallingford. Crosby at Bulkeley tBatterson field.)
 Meriden at New Britain.
 Gilbert (Winsted) at West Hartford.
 
 Litchfield RepWat sTorrington. Simsbury at Wilby.
 Shelton at Naugatuck.
 Collegiate prep at Warren Harding.
 Ware at Stratford.
 Hillhouse at New London Bull kelley.
 Milford at West Haven.
 New Canaan at Rye.
 Stamford at Port Chester.
 Naugatuck, Sept. 2S.-Unless something unexpected develops, there will be no football game for the Naugatuck high school team to- morrow. And apparently it will be just as we'll for the players still look quite green.
 It is probably no exaggeration to say that even Coach Foley would not be able to state definitely at this time whether he will have a good team this year. He has a group of boys who show plenty of willingness and some plyaers with considerable promise but just how this time will click during the sea- son, only a game itself will tell.
 All One Squad
 No definite first or second teams have been chosen yet. Coach Foley is placing some of his best players one one team and other good play CTS on another team with the ap- parent intention of getting two good elevens.
 If U fine eleven is produced this < year, it will certainly be due to the efforts of MT Foley alone for the eleven is sadly lacking in stars now. Frank Edmonds, negro flash of last year. is the only star left.
 Ambitious!
 Some of the boys who are turn ing out for the eleven this year are John Piet, tall young sophomore; "Tiny" Fitzpatrick for end and a big boy, Bill Morris, Whitey and Ray Andrcson, the former playing on the line. the latter trying out for the backfield. Frank Sugrue, < who played last year. is expected to play in the line this year. Red Warehouse and "Dib" Leary are other candidates for the team who are getting some actual play. George Nixon, who played with the high school basketball team last year. is candidate for end. George is a tall boy and would make d good end if his legs do not go back on him. Coach Foley and his son. Ray. are busy each prac- tice day pointing out the various mistakes the candidates make.