The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-02
CROSBY LOSER
 OF ONE GAME
 IN SIX STARTS
Locals in Convincing f9.7
 Win Over Undefeated New London Outfit

Saturday high school football corn- petition proved Crosby the best of the group which also includes Wilby, Leanvenworth anG Naugatuck, for in pinning . 19 to 2 defeat on the pre- viousiy unbeaten New Lnndon Bul- kelley aggregation, Coach Bill scho- fields boys looked like state cham pions, and will be top-heavy favor ties to win from Naugatuck in the borough next Saturday and from Wiiby on Thanksgiving morning. In between comes an out of town game with Danbury high which may turn out to be Q real tough test for Crosby, as Danbury has been popping up with some nice football playing for the past two seasons.
 Wilby vs. Torrington
 Wilby, 33-7 victims of Weaver Sat- urday meets Torrington here Satur- day, Grove scoring the only touch- down for the mis-named Wildcats which has Q :-oung, light green squad incapable of reaching any football heights in 6 single season. Leaven- worth, yet to wi. its first game, dropped a TO decision to Gilbert last Saturday the score coming after Q tumble in the final period, the Waterbury club getting no nearer to . goal than the p yard line. Nauga- tuck was buried under Q 26-7 test at Shelton Saturday. and will have more grief ahead in trying to hold Crosby to 8 reasonable score on next Saturday when the teams clash at Recreation field.
 Good Work
 Tony Urcinis, Red" Vollone and Fritz Bor2ilauskas were standopt performers in Crosby's fine victory over New London the undefeated visitors failing to score until the final period of the game. Crosby's secoEd touchdown was a great piece of headwork on the part of Fritz Borzilauskas, who had been doing yeoman work as an end throughout the game, the highlight of his per- formance coming in the third period when, Seccharioki faded back to pass. Borzilauskas charged in ap- payently to tackle, but suddenly strengthened up and plucked the ball ou. of the passer's hands, going B yards for a touchdown on the play, one of the best schoolboy efforts Of the season Coach Bill Schofield was very proud of his winners, who seemed to do everything right" in a game that meant something to win. Urcinas and Vollone are well on the way to state recognition as halfbacks comparable with the best in Connec- ticut high school competition. Skrig- an. Bulkeley star, was kept far away from the goal line most of the game, scoring the visitors only touchdown on . pass in the final period from the five yard line. A small crowd saw the game, which was one of the best played in this vicinity in two or three seasons. Summary:
 Crosby (19) Bulkeley CD F. Borzilauskas ..... Uruccioni
 Left End
 Shembriskis ............. Quarry
 Left Tackle
 Parton ............ Nollandersky
 Left Guard
 A3lliCE .'...''' ''s''''''' buGilOP
 Center
 D. BorzilauskaS .......... HausS
 Right Guard
 Romanauskas ....... Bychowsky
 Right Tackle
 Pranskaitis ........... Perchasky
 Right End
 vallone ................... Walker
 Quarterback
 Urcinas .............. Sechiarelli
 Left Halfback
 Murphy ............... Skrigan
 Right Halfback Johnson ................ Baldelli
 Fullback
 Score by periods:
 Crosby .....6 o 6 7-19 Bulkeley e. 0 0 o - Touchdowns, made by Johnson