The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-20
CONN STATE AND TRINITY HOLDS HIGH INTEREST
Saturday 'N1turaI" Ex- peCted to Attract 5000
 Fans to StOrrs

storrs, Conn, Oct. 20-Connecti- cut States victory over Worcester Tech, 21-6, last Saturday coupled with Trinity's third straight win in their victory over Hobart, 70, has aroused unusual interest in their game next Saturday, October 23rd. On Q comparison of scores against w. P. l., the two teams appear about even. Trinity beat W. P. I. 26-19 a week ago.
 Connecticut States record so far shows two wins and two losses. Coach J. O. Christians men lost their opener against Brown 2O-0 and were on the losing end of the score l7-6 at Wesleyan. A reju- venated lineup, thoroughly aroused, beat Massachusetts State 36-7, in the third game. Last Saturdays result against W. P. I. 21-6 shows that the Huskies are coming along fast.
 Dan Jessee's Trinity boys have progressed rapidly since their vic- tory over Hamilton college in the opener by the score of 25-0. Their victory of 26-19 over w. P. I. and last Saturdays victory over a strong Hobart eleven TO stamps them as the most formidable team yet to ap- pear on States schedule.
 Trinity-State clashes have always been hard fought and the game promises to be no exception. It is looked upon generally as one of the most important traditional games in small college circles In New Eng land.
 Prepared
 Saturday is alumni home. coming day at Storrs. Preparations have been completed to handle the larg- est crowd in States history. The alumni have arranged an interest ing program throughout the day with the game at p. m. as the feature attraction. Additional bleachers have been erected and seating space will take care of 5000 people with plenty of standing room for an yover-flow. A special section of 500 seats has been set aside to accommodate returning alumni. This section will be held open until 1:45 p. m.
 Improvement Needed
 Coach Christian indicated today that he was not completely satisfied with the work of his team in Sat- urday's game. Many flaws appeared in the teams blocking and they seemed to leave plenty to be de- sired defensively. The backheld of Holcomb, quarterback; "Scotty'' Thompson, left halfback: Posner, right halfback, and Bayuk, fullback, have been receiving plenty of at- tention in the past few weeks and seem to be set for Saturdays game, barring injuries. Arnold Schwolsky has shown that he Is ready and able to play any position in the back field while other reserves, Schar- chuk and Lewis at full; Greco at quarter; and Driscoll and Rankin at the halfback posts are all depend able replacements and may start Saturday. The line with Herb" Peterson, lance, O'Grady and Pan- ciera holding down the ends: Lenich, Pringle, Kosikosky, Chub- buck and Redys, the tackles; Cic- calone, 0roher, Robinson, Mon- nier, the guards; and Captain Grosch and Carney at the center post, seems to be well fortified for the game. The starting line will be determined in this weeks practice sessions.
 The combination of alumni home- coming and the natural rivalry of the Connecticut State. Trinity series has stimulated a record breaking pre-game interest. Every effort will be made by the authorities at Storrs to provide plenty of free parking space. The regular admission price of $l.l0 for adults and 40 cents for juniors will be maintained for this game, The game will start prompt- ly at 2 p. m.