The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08

| rutnot pecutlWr innovations tu ordinary football ritual, the game proved an unusual exhibition for the crowd Of 5000 attepding tho contest. Tho alumni, playing Co. Rether for tho first time In sev. oral years, suffered from lack of practice and were unable to varsity However, the line buck. Ing of Lon Macaluso and the brill. liant open Held running ot Tommy bowler supplied numer- ous thrills.
 The rathcr peculiar score was result of the new scoring system introduced by Kerr, by which each first down made counts ono point for tho offensive team. Colgate varaity ran up nine first downs whilo the alumnl could only net five Karn's es yard pass Go Billings In the third quarter resulted in a touchdown for tho Varsity Co flll out their total score.
 First IIals Easy
 The flrta half of the game was played with only q few of the now rules in effect. Principal among those was the rule giving tho offensive team fivo downs in which Co mako tho 10 yard dls- anee, with tho additional condt. tlon that tho fifth down he usod for kioking, with each toam having an addi- tionai man on. the fold In the ea apaeity of held general. Ellery Huntingdon. Jr, often aeelaimed n AA tamt AH AAtA alumni, while Andy Kerr, Jr, fillcd in as tho twelfth man on the varsity. The fact that tho twelfth man takes no active part In tho play does not alter tho ae. ter tho action of tho Ramo.
 The varsity, by virtue of the flne running of Wop Lafferty and vadas, stepped into tho load by taking five first downs for fivo points in the first quarter, while the Alumni were unable to net any, However, the Senior-Aiumni team staged a second quarter came back and took three first downs Co tho varslty's one to set the score at Ga at half time. The varsity touchdown plus three first downs in the third q uarter put the game on lee for the eoilegians and tho alumni was only able to pound out two io-yard drives In tho second half.
 Stnndouts
 The gaine was played largely in the air., with Les Hart, Colgate All.American haifbaek in 1880 shsll shall l.,s;,. for tho varsity passing
 Tho lateral pass saw consider able action during the course of tho game, resulting in several fine gains for tho varsity. Also, ono of the thrills of the after. noon, little Tommy Dowier's brti- liant co yard run, came as . TO. suit ef c lateral pass,
 The alumni benefited eonsider. ably by splendid interference, but tho smoother play of tho varsity gave them the necessary edge.
 The afternoon heat made play siuggish and substitutions ire. quent but despite tho heat and tho fact that several of the Alumni weron't in tho physical condition of their college days there were no injuries with the exception os Low Brooke, massive varsity | tackle, who was laid out late tn the third quarter but recovered | sufficiently to leave the field by himself.
 Summary: Colgate i0S4 Aiumni senicss LE, ,Bliiings .......... Stromiello | IT. Brooke (o) ....... behiebeI LG. .Bausch ...''.'ssss.'''., ,n!um c ..Akerstrom ...sss... retors R0. Fortman '.''ssssss'';u uiahvn nT. Wanicek ....sssss. Phsquhls RE. .Lemessurior .sss.s.''.v1. yrs, QH. .Xndns ........s.ss.. fhnagck LH. Kern :..'..'''s...''''.s mss HI. ,I.afisrty ..........'iM Macss,,sr Dowisr
 Score Sy aaarters: Il cdisass caS%ss' varsity ....s f , i-is
 Touchdowns; Billings, First downs Lyons .. yadas,. Kern, Lemeasnrier 2, Irwin Laf,srty. pewIsr' sr, 'sn.s,,s. snsmns, lSas tions: Colgate Varsity: MacDonaId i for Killings. Nichols for Lemessur- fer, Relyen for Brookes Cunningham for Wasicek. Alderman for Cum nington, Davidson for Baush. Pills bury for Akerstrom. Leroy for Fort man. Marshail for Kern. Watson Tor for xacds; Issfsrty: nw,n Alumni; G suliivan ser stromiello, sofeu for Yabtock,. Hill for Blum. vanHuesen for 0iiison. Pitstcr for MacaiuHo. Samuel for Dowler, Pelug for Sullivan, Ander- son for Peiug, Harrington for Hart, Fiste for sismeski, Abruszino Tor
 Referee--Nate Tufts (Brown). Umpire-Jos Huther (colgate). Yield Judge-Ke Wheeler (St Lawrence). Linesman-Ingram (coigate).