The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-01
CROSBY CLASSY IN COMEBACK;
 NAUGY NEXT
N. London Bulkeley Loses 1912; Leavenworth in
 5z.O ShutOut

Crosby and Naugatuck, those doughty sport rivals on gridiron, court and diamond, will provide the principal high school attraction this week Saturday at Hamilton park, when they meet for the first time this season. Crosby, by virtue of its sterling 19 to l2 defeat of New Lon- don Bulkeley will be favored to win though Naugatuck has been coming along nicely pinning a 21-0 on Shell ton.
 Wilby goes to Torringtol1 Satur- day while Leavenworth takes on Shelton the same day, following Q record 52-0 score at the expense of Gilbert of Winsted last week. Wilby ought to take Torrington without too much trouble, while Leaven- worth can beat Shelton unless its offensive play falls apar since the Gilbert game.
 Shock De Luxe
 New London fans, accustomed to seeing their favorite Bulkeley run rough-shod over opponents were ex- pected another fairly easy win Sat- urday, scoring touchdown in the first period and another In the third period, before Crosby got under way with a comback that has the Whale twon still talking. Margolis scored after a 70-yard drive, Gallulo caught the point after touchdown, Admoatis scored after Galullo and McSherry got the ball to the one yard line, and then 1t was Adomaitis again in th final period for 19-12 Crosby victory, 6 great one for the local lads who never stopped try ing. Summary:
 Crosby (1O) (12) Bulkeley Woods Sheflott Left Tackle " vascosi ............. s. Silyerstein Borxilaukas ............ Wieczorels Maszarella .................. Kiely
 Right Guard
 tN"'Do.'' Right iTia;cciiie 0'' '-'-'e Right End ~
 ouarterback
 ''a'O''0 i.;ii: Left Halfback 0u'A""' @aFs0''S Right Right iHiaaiiibiack n'iop'na '' Au0"A''"' Fauii back ''
 Score by periods: ., 4urlRsly rH,GS,:;:.: :;. s,.,o hv S,,,oSerG 0mis paoaGI,nuowns, I,na ,.sniis Te Synr,.1tn Sy
 Points after touchdowns, made by
 substitutions: Crosby: Esan, end McNabb. Dlzoskas, Sweeney, tackles Hubbard, guard; Day. Coilidge. Line-
 Referee: Merrlii; umpire, Neskeil linesmRn, White: field judge, Ter han. Time: Four 12 minute periods. Splendidly Done
 Showing a football machine that worked like the proverbial clock, Leavenworth turned in its greatest vcitory of record, 62-0 win over Gilbert Saturday, starting with a touchdown on the second play of the game and never stopping the parade to the pay-dirt, with DiBlasio, Ro- tella, Hill and Murphy all having 6 part in the play while the end play was also quite good. The Tech Tigers scored 12 first downs while holding the opposition to three, though the visitors completed 2 of IS passes, but could not score, some costly fumbles being made. Sum- mary: Leavenworth (Ss) (O). Gilbert Pino '.''''':i:::;tt'miin.i''' mni 'on"So'' '' Left Tackle ~, -'"" Left Guard
 Kripaitas ss.....s.s..''''.' ChrteE Center
 Right Guard ., '"" D'' Right Tackle =
 l'0"so ''"Ri:ii Right End idi'"' As' S'e'n"e'' ouarrtteribtacki'
 MurDh' Left 'Hliailifib;a.ck; 'liiifib;.ik;'. D'' D'SaS'0 Right. Right ;Hia;iiiiback ss''' Siocum Fuii back:
 Score by periods: |. :. Leavenworth .e l2 2s-.5S Touchddwns made by Jones. S'o- cum, Pino, Roteila. Longo, DiBlaSio, by Murphy, DiBiasio, Hill, Hiil.
 Substitutes: Gilbert-Bleuber, Dearborn, Doherty, Davey, Curtin,
 Leavenworth. Gilbert, McNamara. Hunihan. Roteiis, McTeMysy; M,ysr stagKnHs. rH wick, Hoebel, Watson. Dizso, RoSun Dambroslo, M 2 anotte, Jonaitas, stots, Baker. zigadto, Majeski, As- suti, piAfanceo.
 Referee: Dr. M. O'Hara (Penn) umpire. Henry Darlington (Wgsh- ingtonJ; iinesman, John Kelley, (Assumption). Time: Four 12 min. ute periods. fh