The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-05

good enough to score a victor ough, Coach Billy Schofield col and White grid machine at il of the week, when an importal Pete Foley's lads at Recreation For that reason, no more than two hard scrimmages will be or- dered this week. it is felt, so that the Crosby outfit may hop into Naugatuck at full strength. Against Hartford, whom Crosby defeated so Saturday, hard, straight football was played most of the afternoon, Don Walsh showing nice judgment in his se- lection of plays to beat the strong visiting team which has more than held it's own with all opponents since the season began.
 Smooth Workers
 Dolan, Gribbon, Stevens and Walsh is the backfield quartette that works best together and the one to start against the Garnet, who had a romp against Torring- ton Saturday. Joyce, Mistura, and Yuskis are going particularly well for the last two games and will make themselves felt in the Nau. gatuck scrap. Saturday summary: Crosby (6) (O) Hartford Joyce Winston
 Left end
 Shea Prestl
 Left tackle
 D1Vlto J. Apprlo
 
 Chamberlain ............ Turner Misturfa .............. T. Allbrio
 Right guard
 Pedchiski .............. Killiher
 Right tackle
 Holmes ...'. ..eess DuHAe
 Right end
 walsh ..... Purtell
 Left halfback
 Quarterback
 Gribbon Wayler
 Left halfback
 Dolan Adanisk
 Right halfback
 stevens sssss GoAAANe~AA
 Fullback
 Score by periods: Crosby ........O w Touchdowns, made by Stevens.
 Substitutes-Crosby,. Guard, Bar zlauskas; tackles, Yuskus, Flami- ghetti. Hartford-guard, SnelsKi; backs, Moran, Patterson ana Grandanted.
 Referee-Burke (Torrington); umpire. Massey (New Havenl !, linesman, Kellie (Waterbury); time four 12-minute periods.
 Naugatuck, Nov 5-The conoi- ton of Frank Edmonds' thigh in- jury received in the Warren Harding game 10 days ago will de- termine the extent of the chances of Naugatuck high to put up a good battle against Crosby High or Waterbury next Saturday in their annual football game to be played here.
 The Naugatuck team in the first half of its game with Torrington High Saturday, looked terrible, handing the New City team, which has been soundly trounced by its opponents, eight points and mak- ing one touchdown itself. Edmonds came in in the second half and Naugatuck won easily 31-8.
 Inspirational
 Although he only ran with the ball once and that from a kickon, his presence inspired the team, his blocking was a big healp in allow ing Anderson to gallop 20 yards for the touchdown early in the third quarter that put the Garnet ahead, his passes resulted in other scores by the Garnet and he scored a touchdown himself by falling on a fumbled ball in back of Torring- toms goal line. He played the en- tire half.
 The team played much better and with more confidence. In the first quarter a pass from Anderson to George Allen resulted in a touchdown for the Garnet. Then Naugatuck virtually gave Torring- ton its first score. They held the New Cityites on thre tries and on the fourth Torrington. kicked. The ball was touched by a Naugatuck man and Torrington recovered on the Naugatuck 45 yard line. Again they could not get anywhere and were forced to kick.
 Safety Scored
 The ball popped out of Waite's arms and Torrington recovered. The Naugatuck team held and took possession of the ball. How ever, a 15 yard penalty put the Garnet back on it's yard line and the attempted kick was blocked by Torrington. The ball ran into the end zone for an automatic safety.
 With only a few minutes left in the quarter pass to Monte en- abled Torrington to score from near mid-f1eld. It caught the locals completely out of position.
 Anderson scored twice in the third quarter and Loman scored once with Edmonds kicking drop kick over the goal for point after touchdown once. Morris intercep- ton of lateral led to a touch down in the fourth quarter. Fitz- patrick was given the chance to score from the yard line but fumbled the ball. Two Torrington players grabbed for the ball in vain but Edmonds threw himself on it and hugged it under him, scoring another goal.
 The local line showed consider able weakness. once Allen dropped a pass from Edmonds that was right in his arms and meant a sure touchdown. Joe Triano did not get much chance to shine. He played part of the first half. When he started on end runs, the line men failed to take out Torrington backs, and these often spilled him before he had a chance to get Local fans do not anticipate a.