The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-17
CROSBY HAS WELL
 BALANCED BACKS
 FOR RCENTRAL TILT
Schofie1d Squad in First Local Showing Satur. $
 day at Hamilton Park {,

Central high of Bridgeport will be Crosby's opponent at Hamilton park Saturday afternoon. This will be- Crosby's first home game of the season, and 1t will also be the last until November 9. Next week the team meets Bulkeley high of New London in thaht town, and the v following week will be in New Bri- tain. For those then who are anxious to see Crosby in action, Saturday will provide the only op- portunity for several weeks.
 Popped Up
 The excellent showing made by the Blue and White in Torrington last week has aroused interest in Schofieid's teatm this season. In spite of the loss of eight veterans, the team showed real possibilities. The Torrlngton team, while not re- garded as an especially powerful one, is nevertheless no setup. and Is reputed a strong defensive club. The fact that Crosby scored four touchdowns, while holding Coach vincent's team scoreless and al- lowing them only four first downs, is an indication that Crosby has good club in the making.
 The backs who always get the publicity, are Capt. Charles Cham. berlaiu, Red" Vollone, Tony Urci- mas and Eddie Bradley. Chamber lain received @ head injury during al the week, but has recovered and will be at the fullback positoin. Charlie does the kicking, throws some of the passes, and has no peer among the schoolboys as 8 defensive back. He is big, scaling l77 pounds. If Chamberlain can- not go the distance, chunky Cor on Schick will be at fullback.
 Nc wstar
 Tony Urcinas, at left half, al- though playing his first season, promises to be one of the finest ball-carriers produced at Crosby. Urcinas is the Jimmie Crowley of the Crosby backfield. Good-na- tured, always with a grin, Urcinas is a most deceiving young man. As he slouches lazily to his position, there is little about him to in- spire fear in an opponent, but once that ball is snapped, beleive you me, things happen. That lazy, stoop- -shouldered back is galvanized into squirming young tiger, who is going to cause plenty of worry to some vari-colored lines we can think of. Urcinas gives promise of developing into another back who will rank with Kern, Renzo, Burke, Gribbon, Dolan and others.
 At right half, Crosby has one of the fastest boys in Connecticut r schoolboy ranks. Red" Vallone with a record of 10.2 for the hum dred on the cinder path, and q flash on the gridiron, should be z constant threat this season. If hi@ mates can shake him loose, Vollor1 can go places in almost nothin at all.
 At quarterback Eddie Bradley doing a fine job. He has lots q fire, drives his team hard, is fine pass receiver and lacks onl experience. This will come witt every game and Bradley shoull develop. into fine quarterback be fore the season ends.
 Promising
 The line has but 2 veterans frol last season.. the tackles YuslsuB an Flamigetti. Both are big, scalin over 180 pounds. With 8 bit mon aggressiyeness, they would be great pair. The ends, Pachulsl anud Kirouac, the guards, Spiranl and Dauphnais, and the cente1 Borzilauskas are all new player Kirouac is the only lightweight among them. The line played we at Torrington, and if injuries ca be avoided, should develop.
 Central will be here with a bi team Saturday. Bridgeport hig school teams always did run bi and this is no exception. Centra has played one game, defeating tn strong Collegiate Prep team 7- Coach Eddie Reilly always de velops a hard-fighting team an Saturdays game should be one q the best of the season.
 The game is scheduled for 2:3 General admission will be .35 witt students and children .25 cents.