The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-14
STAMFORDITES PROS OPPOSE
 GEMS SUNDAY
Romano Brings Stellar Team to Borough;
 Ramblers in Prelim

The ljaugatuck Gems" leading eontendeFs for the professional championship of Connecticut, with two smashing victories dangling from the record belt, emergeS again Sunday afternoon on tho Recreation field to match strength against the renowned Stamford Pros, explained and coached by Chick Romano, forr Ifler star quarter back at Villanova. For those who keep in close touch with college football, 1t will not Dc difheult to recall that "Chick" waS c few years back the leading ground gaiaer Of tho eastern colleges and took part in East-West game in san Francisco in i036.
 Immediately preceding tho contest ltientionfed will Do Q game between tho Ramblors of Naugatuek, coached by "Joe" Dernackie, former captain and tackle ct Bates, and tho Twen- tieth Century team Of Waterbury, Bot for 1 D. m. This game should prove very interesting aS both teams have good records and are anxious tS advance In BoFili.pro circles.
 Ready to Go
 The Naugatuck toain, without doubt the most talked Of team in the state at this time, because of the impressions it has left with oil the football fans hereabout who have seen it in action, has gone through two lengthy drills, one Of them 0 seFimmage against the Ram. blerB, in preparation for the game Sunday and ths final workout of the week is scheduled under the lights at the Recreation fold Friday night with Eddie LeaFy and Stu Clancy instrueting.
 It iS expected that Naugatuck will Do at her full strength Sunday for the first time since tho opening game as Trainer Gus Metz announce cd, John White, former N. Y. U. star and "Iklinky" Klarman, pirlt-sized but hashy back from Holy Gross, ready for action. Both of those players have been suffering from badly sprained ankles. Their ro- turning will add much to the Gems running and passing attack.
 Tho linesup Of the Gems will TO. main the same as was announced for tho Btratford game scheduled for last Sunday but was postponed bee cause of indictment weather. (The management Of the team is attempt- ing to bring tho etratford team here oil the 24th.) The line without doubt is aB strong as any line in the state will present Joe YanchuiiS, Of c. U. ct center, Waidron Of George town and Donate, of Rhode Island State Iat guards, Ely Armstrong, former captain and tackle ct Dart. mouth and Stan BalinSlEas, of Holy Gross ct tho tackle beFths. On the ends will Do Sweet of Army, Ahearfi, DanbuFy Trojans, 9tarling, of Mary land and Fontana Of Tufts. The backfield will Do led by the Manhat- tan star, Dick Tuckey, who lest year was mentioned for all-America. Kiinby KiArman of Holy Gross, John White of N, Y. D., Les Kennedy of V. P. l., fly Hyharrow of Richmond, Mcdrath Of Dartmouth with Beios- kie Of Miami, Moose" earog Of Tors Tington, denelli and DaFtolini of Waterbury rounding out the back field. ,IE.Ly
 Babe PesticcI, late of tho Norwaik Pres will Do used at center. while Hippo Pol5, who saw action ct Ford- ham, viii All in ct tackle and guard along with John "Deef" MaSzarella of Waterbury.
 The team is in first class slisps and ore keyed ID to . high pitch in anticipation of c hard game and to attempt to avenge the defeats handed to Naugatuck teams by the past