The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-11
WILEY WILDCATS. PROVE GLASS; OF. LOCAL FOOTBALL
Tech Taken 2O-O-CrOsby Loses to Derby 2O-6;
 Games This Week


 captain, Frank Lazesky more than a little, when it succumbed 20-0 to Wilby's Wildcats Saturday after noon, though the Tech football leader, broken leg in cast, sat on the Leavenworth bench to lend what encouragement he could, but the Wilby outfit which looked mediocre against Torrington, bounded back with plenty of football that was too much for the game but outplay- ed the Tigers.
 However, Tech gets one more chance to add to it's grid glory, which was climaxed in an 8-6 win over Crosby, when 1t meets Mil- ford at Municipal Stadium Satur- day in the final game of the sched- ule for the l940 season. Crosby goes to Springfield Saturday for a game with Cathedral High in the Home City; while Wilby rests on its lau. rels until November 20th at which time the annual Turkey Day game with Crosby will be played as usual. A win for Wilby will give the Wild cats the mythical city championship whereas, if Crosby gets away with the game, the title" will have to be cut up three ways.
 Champs To Date Last Saturday, Wilby proved mas ter of the local high school football situation by scoring 20 points against Leavenworth while holding the Tech club that beat Crosby scoreless. Paternio, Wilby guard was a rest of the season casualty who is thought to have fractured an ankle, the injury happening just be. fore the end of the game. The wild cat backs Salvatore, Duncan, Kruse and Alverez were in high gear all afternoon, extensively and broke up Tech passes with timely intercep- tions, grabbing three of the ten that Tech passers tossed. The crowd of l,5o0 was a local record for a high school game, and will be passed only by the coming crowd on Thanksgiving Day. Summary: Wnby (2O) (O) LeavenwOrth AaAOoAy '''.,.......,.. MataSeVlce
 Left End OhlVOu ...,,....''....., ..,.,.., EV1ttS
 Left Tackle Oalgte ..,.,............. Mccarthy
 Left Guard x. Pauerno ........ Romancello
 Center L. Patierno ..............., zilaro
 Right Guard J. Kucheravy ',...,. woloshinsky
 Right Tackle Goggins .............. Matalienas
 Right End AlVerez ,.......,........,, Mant0n
 Quarterback Duncan ................. Voegtle
 Left Halfback Kruse ..,............ Santopietro
 Right Halfback Salvatore ................. Overton
 Fullback
 Score by periods;
 Wilby ...............7 6 o T-20 Touchdowns, made by Duncan, Kruse, Salvatore. Points after touchdowns made by Dalton 3. Substitutes: Wilby, Overton, Cof- fey, Burlinski, Sizer, Pandolfi, Neigle, Coffory, Giampetruzzi, Fitz. gerald, Scampolino, Pimentel, Gar rity.
 Leavenworth-Peterson, Manton, Greblunas, Iannacone.
 Referee: Kelley. Umpire, Hall. Linesman, Murphy.
 Saturday morning Crosby took a 20 to 6 going over from Derby High, which has yet to lose a game this season. All sorts of deception and trick plays were worked by the vis- itors, and with a strong line and an able backfleld had little trouble, Vassalo, Shugrue and Harrington going well for Crosby. Summary: Derby (2O) (6) Crosby EverttS .................. Walch
 Left End NOPEO '..,.,.,,,.., MaTSOlE
 Left Tackle 4TOcCeHO '''',......,.. AEuSe
 Left Guard MlCC1 ''',.,.,....,..,.. Kenny
 Center AuHuy '..'',,..,,,,...... 6arOtle
 Right Guard Nelson .............. Shembriskis
 Right Tackle Lenart ................... Bredice
 Right End NlJSiAO .''....,.,,,...,. CdET1lEVOI
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