The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-09
TORRINCTON HIGH MEETS WILEY AT
 PARK ON FRIDAY
Leenlen Register Second Victory Yesterday Top-
 bling Gilbert, l7-6
fRv HENRY MC GRATH

w WlnSICue OCL q o---- VVAlUy uIEH school gridsters won their second game of the season, defeating Gil- bert high at Winsted yesterday, 17 to a6. Those who have underesti- mated the strength of the Wildcats now favor them over Torrington at Hamilton park Friday afternoon. Yesterday the Wilby line seemed invincible.
 First Period ScOreless
 The first period was a nip and tuck affair with both teams Juggling the leather up and down the field. The Green and White warriors managed to land themselves on the four yard Winsted line in the second quarter by virtue of some fine booting by Irwin. The Orange and Blue managed to hold the Brass City eleven on downs and when threatening to go over Wilby fumbled, the misplay being recOv- cred by Gilbert. The home towners lined up to kick and the ball was thrown over Mochak's head and Sullivan, Benson and Pomponio rushed in to smother the opposing quarterback behind his own line and two points were registered for Wilby. A short time later Marcel lus of the Wildcats shot farword to Sullivan on the Winsted 30 yard mark. Sullivan pivoted and rushed viciously through several Gilbert players to register the first toucf- down of the game. Irwin failed to garner the extra point on a drop kick.
 Tumble Prevents Score
 Fred Sullivan and Paul Davino alternated to bring the ball to the Gilbert 2 yard line in the third per- iod. Another tumble on the part of the Wildcats was recovered by Gilbert and Mohacki again elected to kick. The ball sailed over his head and again he was buried by several of the Wilby backfield men. WiIby was now in the lead 10-0.
 DavinO Goes Over
 Paul Davino cut loose in the final quarter to bring the ball down to the 55 yard line. He ripped through the Gilbert tackles viciously follow ing a reverse play to the left side of the line and raced to the goal line, adding six points to the Wild cat tallies. Harry Pernerewski plunged to score the point. The Winsted team was held scoreless until within a few minutes of the end of play when an intercepted pass was taken by Mochakin who raced 55 yards to the Wilby goal. It was then too late for the tally to be of much use to his team mates, for the timers whistle halt ed the contest few seconds later. The summary:
 Wilby CID (6) Gilbert Sullivan ... Chrzneriski
 Lefe End Benson Sucnauopishi
 Left Tackle
 Dantino U brieH
 Left Guard
 Landolft britaiH
 Center
 Pelman .......... Carneueiain
 Right Guard
 c. Penerewski ........ .... SnaW
 Right Tackle
 POmpOniO ..... ltalia
 Right End Lacilla MocnaNi
 Quarterback
 MarcelluS .... ..rlStoH
 Left Halfback H. Penerewski ............ Ball
 Right Halfback Deyino .. Brightman
 Fullback
 Score by periods:
 wilbv 70 & 7-17 Gilbert % 0 6-s6 Touchdowns, made by Sullivan. Devine and Mochaki. Points after made by H. Penere- wski ((plunge). Sofeties, made ny Wilby CD. Substitutes: Donald Noonan for Lacilla, Pannoni for Dave Noonan for Lacilla. Lattanzio for eBnson. Landolfi for Pannone, Irwin for Devino. Ma jewski for Laci1la, Gallow for Adah for Ball. lnger for Britain, Walko for Italia. David for Feston, Nelligan for Ball, eZnder for Chrzneriski, Britain for Inger, DeSena for Pomponio, Ref cree: Moose Sarog. Umpire: George Ganem. Linesman: Andy Pavlikovic. Time: Four 10-min- ute periods.