The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-07
ALL THREE HIGH SCHOOL ELEVENS |UNABLETO SCORE
Wdby in Surprising 27-O Loss to AnsOnia, and
 Loses Capt. Alvarez

ScNAJ OuV VI otCH HI Ok1C WCCh-C4AA pigskin parade, not only losing it's three games but falling even to score on their opponents. Leaven- worth led the band in their death march, sinking before Warren Hard ing of Bridgeport last Friday night 1920. Wilby high bowed its head be- fore the onslaught of Ansonia in the Copper City Saturday, being shack led 27-0. Crosby kept the rhythm of high school gridmen, taking 60 defeat from the Redmen of Tor rington. Wilby faces Naugatuck Sat- urday here while Bridgeport Central meets Crosby away. LeavenWorth entered their game with the PreSi- dents of Harding and decided url- der-dog, and proved the dope ex- perts were correct as they lost their second night game of the season 19-O, and now spend the next two weeks in preparation for the start of the inter-city title bout of three rounds, meeting Crosby Oct. 19, having an open date Oct. F.
 Double Loss
 The Grove street Wildcats proved the surprise of the week among the high school warriors in the 27-0 loss at Ansonia. In addition to losing the game, they have probably lost the services of their captain and back field star, Dick Alvarez, who suffer ed a shoulder dislocation in the game. Coach Lee has turned the att tention of his lads to the coming game with the Garnet and Gray of Naugatuck to be played in the Mu- nicipal Stadium here Saturday. AnsOnia (27) (Ol WHEY Tyler Kalosky Nicoletti Dalton
 Left Tackle Krystopik Daiglo
 Left Guard Elhot sss.s'..5..s. H. Aosiei" Niezelski ............ L. Patierno
 Right Guard Megura M. Calo
 Right Tackle Fitzgerald ,.t ;;.. i,,i cahrey
 Right End .,,...u King ................. Alvarez
 Quarterback Benff1amin ................ kruse
 Left Halfback
 Right Haifback Skurat .................. SalVaLore
 Fullback
 Score by periods: ., Ansonia ..... O Q 2o-27 Tuchdowns, made by King ?, Sandowich, Benjamin.
 Points after touchdowns, made by King ?, (placekick). Benjamin (pass from Sandowich).
 ct.. 1lx- I ?, e Foggia, Balisciano, Berggren, Wo- tenko, Stepney, Renker. Hopkins, Heslil1, Pottbecker; Wilby: Manana, Overton, Coffey, Bushenski, Kuch- erauy, Goggins, Sizer, Giampetrizzi, Garrity, Sherman.
 Referee: w. Hall (Meriden). Um- pire: J. Hart, (Meriden). Linesman: G. Taylor, (Fairfield). Time-4-12's.
 Form Reversal
 Coach Bill Schofield showed local fans an inept Crosby team when Torrington walked off with an un- earned 60 victory at the Municipal Stadium Saturday. Tn contrast to the Blue and White teams of other years, the 1940 team appeared dull and lstless on the field, playing raggedly throughout the 60 minutes of the contest, providing a great to followers who were expecting great things of the team that shut out a strong Nor walk team a week before, 6-0. Crosby takes to the road this Satur- day for game with Central of Bridgeport.
 (6l (O) Crosby Sullivan ..... Waish Ter. hna Margolis
 Left Tackle Marola .................. Cruess
 Left Guard Fierri ................. henney
 Center Aiplno .'...,:...:. Ans Right Tackle Kalinowski breuice
 Right End Breen ............ Mattel
 Quarterback Kunkiewicz I.:;t Haifback ;i:iifc.... Dr0"h oissA Right Haifback ...............s Sugrue
 Fullback
 Score ty periods; ......s Q !" made by Onderdonk. Substitute: Crosby, BarUhe, cpenf, Vassola.
 Referee: Kellie. Umpire: O'Con- nor. Linesman: Kelley.
 SATURDAY SCORES BulkeIcy 2, Hartford Public 2, tie. Bristol 20 West Hartford c. Norwaik 21s New Haven Com- o.
 Union FrOsh IF, Kent 6.
 HOtchlxiss 13, Yale FrOsh Second Hope High (FrOyidenee, R. ID o. New Britain.
 HotchI<iss 13, Vale FrOsh sec- Onda G.
 Hamden 13, Gilbert c.
 Cheshire Academy c. sufhield c. PleraOn College q, Taft c. ROmfOFd 10, Wooster 0.
 Junior Republic 21, Hopkins c.