The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-19
FOUR NEW CLUBS STENCIL CROSBY
 FOOTBALL LIST
New Britain, New London, Danbury, Norwich on
 1885 Schedule
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

With an eye to the financial fu- ture of the Crosby A. A. and the vastly improved condition that will come to pass with the building of an enclosed athletic field at the old Driving Park, such as has been pro- posed by Senator Joseph Lawlor, of Waterbury, chairman of the state athletic commission, Coach Billy Schofield is carding no less than four new teams on the Blue and White football schedule for 1895.
 Worth While
 The ace team counted upon as a gate attraction" in Waterbury during the 1936-37 season is Chick Shea's New Britain huskies, just about the best schoolboy grid team in Connecticut last season in the opinion of Coach Schofield due to their great reserve strength, speed, power and versatility of attack. Crosby has already scheduled New Britain for the first time, though the first game will be played in the Hardware City. probably on Satur- day, November End with a later game in Waterbury or else the 1886 contest in the Brass City at the new athletic field, if it is a reality instead of rumor by that time. New Britain is taking the place of Warren Harding of Bridge port on the Crosby schedule as the Park City squad though consis- tently good, has never been an at- traction in Waterbury.
 Attractive
 Another new Crosby opponent this season will be Bill O'Brien's New London Bulkeley high school lads, as well-coached as any in the state. O'Brien, a Crosby graduate of 1922 has been going great as a New London mentor following his spectacular career with the Con- necticut Aggies. Crosby and Bulke- ley of New London meet in the Whaling City on October 26th. A bunch of new faces to show in this city during the season will be Gid Roy's Danbury High outfit, known as the Mad Haters with their Ham, ilton Park appearance scheduled for November 18th or 18th.
 Crosby opens on Columbus Day in the new city of Torrington against Fay Vincent's Torrington high outfit with a return game in this city later on. Torrington is not expected to win though under the tutelage of their new and pop ular coach, the lads up the valley may play better than they know.
 TOp-Line Outfit
 Norwich Free Academy, which sports the "best dressed" football squad in the state, coached by Paul Bitgood, will meet Crosby on Mo- vember 23rd in Norwich in a game which Crosby will have plenty to do in winning, for the Bitgood boys not only dress the part but play the part of footballers, having been runners-up to New Britain last sea- son. This club will take the place of New Haven Hillhouse on the Crosby schedule due to break in relations which came about last season when the local club was handed a small-time pushing on scheduled games by Coach Bowen of the Elm Sity outfit, like Hard ing, has never been a gate lure in Waterbury.
 Prospects
 The Blue and White attack for 1885 will be built around Captain Charley Chamberlain, last seasons center passer who will probably be converted into back this year due to his kicking ability. DeVito at guard. Yuskas and Flamiglietti will back for line duty, while Louis Schick, Tony DeSantis and Borzu- lauskas ought to help Crosby con- siderably due to last seasons ex- perience.
 Yowzah, it sure looks like a mighty busy year for Crosby win or lose, with even better gate pros- poets for 1936 with the advent of new enclosed athletic field!