The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29
CROSBY SCORES 1. QUICK 12-O WIN BEFORE 5000
Chamberlain, Vrsinus, and Fine Line Crosby
 StandOuts
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

An intercepted pass and a very bad kick of wet ball plus better line play by Crosby found the fa- vored Wilby high school football team on the circular end of 1920 score yesterday at Hamilton Park before 5000 fans. This result, after five consecutive victories put the Wilby team into its title game with Crosby as a favorite for the first time in years. Wilbly has not won game from Crosby since 1928 and though the field was ankle deep in mud and water yesterday, it seemed to be Crosby that played the game best from almost every standpoint, with the exception of first downs, at which the winners were outscored to 6.
 One-Man Team
 Paul Devino, barrel-chested Wilby back, appeared to be the only real threat in his teams attack, though Caffrey and the Noonan boys fash ed occasionally, but seemed lost or discouraged under the impossible playing conditions. With the first ten minutes of play Crosby had 8 touchdown, due to 8 pass by Devino within the Wilby IS yard line which was grabbed by Jimmy Murphy, Chamberlain scoring after couple of line plays, in which the Crosby line went to work with a vengeance, providing running room through the line for Ursinas and Chamberlain which brought the ball to Wilby's 3 yard stripe in four down. From that point Chamberlain crashed of right tackle for the count failing to convert the extra point on a forward pass.
 Great Kick
 Crosby's second count came in short order a boot of better than 70 yards carried to the Wilby 2 yard line where Dave Noonan jug gled it a bit, then picked it up and got back five yards. On the first play, Wilby decided to kick, Pom ponio going back, his shoe hitting the ball on the side spinning it out of bounds on the 13 yard line, from which point Crosby Ursinas scor- ing behind some beautiful blocking and 8 hard.charging line. Wilby came back strong for a while, De- vino carrying the ball for steady gains, reaching the Crosby 10-yard line but there the attack blew up. Neither team scored in the third period slosh through the mud while good tackling stopped another Will by threat in the final heat.
 Crosby seemed to have the men, tai TX" on Wilby yesterday and the Wildcats played listlessly through most of the game, while Crosby was determined to win under any con- ditions and did so with very little trouble. That old Wilby spirit" was sopped up in the mud, it seemed. Too bad, for it has always been tough enough to beat Crosby under any conditions, but when the old flight" was missing it was and is, well night impossible. Summary: PICK UP
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 Left End
 
 Yuskus ............... Pernerewski
 Left Tackle
 DauphnaiS ................ Polman
 Left Guard
 Sperling ................ Pannone
 Center
 E. BorzilauSkuS .......... KauSalla
 Right Guard
 Flamighetti ............. Lattanio
 Right Tackle Kirouac ................... Caffrey
 Right End
 Bradley ............. Dave Noonan
 Quarterback
 UrsiniS ............... Don Noonan
 Left Halfback
 Right Halfback Chamberlain ....... Pomponio
 Fullback
 Score by periods:
 Crosby ........ .12 o 0 0G12 Touchdowns - Chamberlain, Ur- sinus.
 Crosby sustitutes - Groot, Spar ano, Pinchulski, Shick, Vallone, Ver- rastro, Romanouskas, Lockwood. Bannone, Johnson, Mazzerella, Line- han, F. Borzilauskus, Standard.
 Wilby substitutes Stevens for Dave Noonan; Boroway for Pom ponio; Yashinsky for Penerewski; Latham for Polman.
 Offlcials = Referee. Eddie Hart,