The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-02
WILDCAT OFFENSE
PILES 66 POINTS
OVER SIMSBURY
Good Line, Fast Backs on
Wildly Roster ~ Irwin,
DevinO Good
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Scoring more points than some
of It's teams have run up during an
Snffre season, Wildly high schools
1884 football machine appears to
be well oiled for early season COM
& petition, for in smothering Sims
bury high yesterday afternoon $50
81 its opening game Of the season,
she Wildcats gave their well-wish-
ers something to look forward to.
Ten Touchdownsi
Two touchdowns in the first per-
K 1od, two more in the second, an
ether in the third and no less than
I'VE six point markers in the final
tWelve minutes of play, piled up
the Imposing point total of Sc,
which is not a bad way to start
or the season on any high school
team. No one. including the coach
( ing staff, expected any such dis
play Of scoring power from the
willy squad. while the exhibition
must have been a distinct shock
20 Coach Semon of Simsbury, who
Watched his boys vainly trying to
nut over count, get as close as
the Wilby two yard line, by virtue
Of two long aerial heaves and then
lose the ball.
On Their Toes
Not only extensively, but on de.
xense, too, was the Wildly outfit on
its toes. intercepting number of
forward passes and smothering
plays before they got fairly under
way. A fast charging line and
good blocking by the backs COM
bined to keep Simsbury on the de-
Tense from the opening whistle
with little exception. Irwin. Harry
Perenewski, Marcellus and Devino
did most of the ball carrying well,
the first named appearing to be a
natural ball carrier who gets the
most out Of every second he Is
loose. Landolfi, Pelman and Ben
son were consistent on the line.
Lacilla running the team well from
the pivot post.
Gilbert of Winsted is expected
to give Wildly more OF a test next
saturday, though their first game
Indicates scoring power that will
make itself felt against the hard
lest Of opposition, as Coaches
Jimmy Lee, Johnny Pilla and Gus
Lonergan have group of kids
working nicely at an early date.
well-drilled in fundamentals and
MAt4 budt Vfu WhUy WAL " VIII.
Summary:
W1Iby (60) CO.. simsbury |
Sullivan .,s q. Il. E........ Pelicki |
Benson .....a. .LT....... Hoffman
D4ntfno 80. a. .L.G.. s... Veronesi |
4andolh ...s@... Miller
Polman s.... RIG. - .s.. Burke |
C. Penerewskf .R.T.. Forsyth |
Po1nponio ......R.E.. ....... Julian |
-Lacllla .B.s.... Nacinbent
M1rcel1us ....L.H.B.. ...s. Klonski |
II. Penerewski R.H.B....... Bertini |
DoYfno F.B.. o. 60. LIE Geyt |
Score BY periods:
WINDY .......... IL IA s4--ee |
Touchdowns made by Marcellus Q,
Fonerewskf Q, Irwin Q, Devino, Be- |
han. Pomponio, Dave Noonan.
POINTS after touchdown Pener- |
wa1ki, Marcellus, Devino, Leary, |
Irwin and Laciiia, (plunges).
Substitutfons: Noonan for La |
ella; Pannone for Landolfi; De Sena |
for Sullivan; Kasela for Dantino; |
Marce1lo for Polman, Latanzeo for |
Benson; Hammel for Pomponio;
Donald Noonan for Dave Noonan;
Irwin for Devino; Leary for MARCEL |
luHs Rankin for Latazeo; Rezenskif |
for G. Penereslxi; Majeski for Irwin;
Bahan for Leary: Reiser for Mar |
pe1lus: Racki for Rezenslxi, Kose-
Xxi for Hoffman.
~ Observation-Disclosures: Killie; umpire: |
Goodrich: 1fnesman: Vincent: time: |
4-10 minute periods.