The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-24
WkTERBURIANS
 TO HEAD FOR WORCESTER TILT
Holy Cross and Colgate Strong Magnet to Local
 Football Followers

With a thrilling, wide-open game in prospect, a large number of Wa terburians will trek to Worcester Saturday for the oly-Cross-Col- gate game, one of the leading grid attractions on the days card. In the group will be many Holy Cross grads and their friends from this pr0-purple sector, as well as many who will make the trip to see two Waterbury boys, Eugene Ike" Kern and Albie Burke, perform with Andy Kerr's Red Raiders. There is every reason to believe that the delegation going from this city will be the largest that Waterbury has ever sent to a major college foot ball game, with the exception of those at nearby New Haven.
 Colgate will be out to repeat last years victory, when it's lateral passing attack befuddled big Pur- pie team for 20-7 decision. The Crusaders, on the other hand, will be out both to keep up their un- beaten record for the season and to avengc last years defeat. After holding to a somewhat conservative attack during Coach Eddie Ander- sons first two years at South Wor- cester, the Purple this year has come out with tricky, fast-moving offense in which 1t is not at all strange to see the ball change hands three times behind the line of scrimmage. In fact a Holy Cross scoring play against Dick Harlow's Harvard team came on Q forward pass, which developed from a triple pass behind the scrimmage line.
 Key Man
 Kern is expected to be the pass ing and kicking key-man of the Red Raiders, and Holy Cross. re- calling his 85-yard run after a lateral pass following reception of a punt last year, will have it's eyes on hinr every minute. The Holy Cross passing and kicking bur- den will fall on the shoulders of Win Daugherty, who has been good enough this year to behch Jim Hoben, the dazzling Holy Cross passer- -punter, who won wide recog- milton last week. Hobin will prob ably see considerable action Satur- day, though Dr. Anderson has not used him'much in the games thus far.
 With George "Quo" Vardis back for duty, Andy Kerr will probably start the veteran quarterback Sat- urday, but the Brass City's Albie Burke will probably be called on to take over the signal-caller' post early in the game. Colgate's other backfield stars are ready for action, among them Offenhammer, Lafferty and the cyclonic Don "Bull' Irwin.
 On the lab
 In Anderson's Holy Cross back field will be Capt. Nick Morris, a hard running back who will start at fullback for the first time in his career Saturday, speedy Walter Janiak, the Polish sprint cham pion, and Rex Kidd, quarter. Other Holy Cross backs to see action, be- sides Hobin and Dougherty, include Joe Yablonsky, Len Kurzizora, Freddie Hanifan and Joe Canini.
 Holy Cross will outweight Col gate slightly in the line, but is ex- pected to be without the services O. Pete Lingua, 238-pound guard, and Bob Curley, pass-catching end. Bot hare on the injured list.
 10th teams have good records this year. Colgate has lost only once, and that to strong Oowa State team. Holy Cross is unde- feayed, but was unexpectedly tied last Saturday by Chick Meehan's Manhattan Kelly Greens.
 Vaterburians driving to the game are reminded hat this year the only entrance to Holy Cross stadium is on Middle river road. The College street entrances cannot be used.