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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

the ball for g yards and several other large gains. This was done through the whole-hearted cooperA- ton of D'Agostino, ace Crosby right halfback. During the first part of the End period the combination of Lombard and D'Agostino did the honors putting Crosby in scoring position, This was followed through by Lombard going over on an end run, Lombard was again over by this same play for the extra point,
 Just before the half Lombard and D'Agostino rallied but were stopped by the strong Wilby combine.
 Tn the first of the third period Crosby kicked to Wilhy and Salva- tore of Wilby carried the ball for about 90 yards.
 After this play Wilhyis 0verton was thrown for Q loss on two suc- cesslve plays. But he made up for this by making some beautiful runs this putting Wilhy into scoring po- sition again. Later Pete Yarnell tried e pass but 1t was blocked by Lombard of Crosby. But after this, Jackie Sizer connected with c beau- ty and went over for a touchdown,
 But once again the kick was not good. This put Wilby ahead i2 to q During the latter part of the period Hummell and Lombard did the hon. orS, the latter carrying the ball for about 2A yards In all. During this period Pat McSherry fumhled; thi' was just another bad break for Cros- by. With this Wilhy again regained the ball with Ed Salvatore of Wilby running the ball for 30 yards. Tn this period the breaks were all against Crosby. Thus ended the Srd period No threats were made In this perioe by either team.
 Tn the first part Of the fourth lperiod D'Agostino intercepted a pass heaved by Pete Yarnell oi Wilby, Then Lombard went through the line for 10 yards. After this luck again narrowed Crosby's chances when Lombard lost 5 yards on bad center play, Wilby regained the ball with Salvatore running 1t for 10 yards on an end run. After this play Bill O.Neill, right guard of Crosby threw Salvatore for a loss of 6 yards
 Again in this period e pass heaved by Yarnell to Sizer connected bring ing the Crosby and Wilby cheering sections to their feet, one in fear the other in hope, In this play Carm C!arlelliS, center for Crosby was talk en out for the second time. He had played very good game on defense although he seemed to be throwing a hard low center pass all afternoon Then c mighty rally was made by Crosby with Lombard and D'Agos- tho smashing down the field fol tremendous gains. One of 20 yards was made on e pass by Lombard tc D'Agosinto which brought everybody on the field to their feet. This mighty rally was stopped by M. A OHara, umpire who called the game, with Crosby on the yard line, first down, and four to go After seeing the game your reporter can only say, Congratulations, VII. by, and you Crosby played a swell gamel" And I am sure in saying thai both teams played their hardest, and that the best team won. But many will be around to criticize me in this statement, but the facts speak for themselves.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
LILLIAN CERMANO
 WINS HIGH SINGLE

Watertown, Nov, 24,--At last weeks session of the WomenS s Church League Bowling teams, the Union Congregational team. the Methodist team took t0ree games from St, Johns No, team, and St, Mary Magdalen'S team won 2 out of 3 games from St, Johns,
 Lillian Germano of St, Mary Magdalen'S team, oakville, won high single and high three strings with lls and sos, respectively,
 The standing to date is: Union Congregational, Oakville won q, lost 6; St, Mary Magdalen'S won l7. lost 10; St, Johns won 10, lost l7 and Watertown Congregational
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
tReg. U. s. Pat ORl Hx HARRY FERGUSON FwRMaAmA Na~M~a g,vNNwA@ Ksa2fmRA

VUWk2CW kNeS$ SpOktS hoAt0kl
 New York, Nov. 24-(uP)-Mon- day morning grid-irony:
 Player of the week-Bruce smith Df Minnesota, who wound up his college career by figuring In four louchdownS aS his team defeated wisconsin, sl-6, Besides being a rne all-around back, smith seems to have the ability to lift his 10 teammates, Five minutes after the kick-off he went into the game and five plays later Minnesota scored its first touchdown, smith contributed a 4S-yard pass and an lS-yard run to the march, Later he slaShed of tackle, broke through and ran S9 yards before the Wis eonSn players surrounded him on their seven-yard line, smith, with hea6S-up coolneSs, shot Q lateral to Bob Fitch who went on for touoh- down.
 Upset of the week-The terrific St~7 6ruhbing that Penn State, a 1~to~2 un6erdog in the betting gave Co PittSourgh, It was Pitts first loss on their home grounds to Penn state since 1919, and the defeat came when the PantherS, with Spe- cial Delivery Jones carrying the mail, seemed at the crest ot its power,
 The Bowl candidates weren't talk ing any chances Saturday, Almost every team that has a chance for a Bowl invitation went all out and rolled up a score In an attempt to olinch the business, Read 'em, For6ham SS, St, Mary,S ', Missouri AS. Kansas 6; oregon State 21, Montana o; Duke 5S, North Caro- hne State 6,
 Great Record
 I'll take Minnesota as the na. NonAl champion and anybody who wants to argue about 1t is hereby referred to the boys in Minneapolis, As Al smith used to way, let's look At the record, They have just fln- lShed their second straight unde- tsate6 and untied season, They won lost la,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
HOCKEY MEETING

All and any teams or individuals interested in the formation of teams for the Waterbury Amateur Hockey league this season, is asked to be on hand Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock when President Johnny Thompson will call to order a meeting at the central YMCA for the purpose of furthering plans for the forthcom- ing season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

guy and swell fellow, went over for the touch- down. Your re- port ter learned from re liable sources that he had more than a
 oruise on his ,;nee, like some seemed to think. The kick for the extra point was not good. When
 Crosby received the ball, Lom. bard, ace back of 0ahm nnrrlAfi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
AlI.America Field Hockey

Wellesley, Mass, Nov. 2A-(UP)- With two Philadelphia girls dividing scoring honcrs, the All-Americas blanked the Ali-America Reserves. so, in the finals of the l04i .. 8. Field Hockey Association tourna' ment on a rain-soaked field yester. day. Betty Shallenberger tailed thrice and Barbara Strobhar notch- ed two counters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
"WATER OVER THE DAM" SAYS GRID
 BOSS OF LOSERS
Wilby Timepiece Agreed With Umpire; Salvatore,
 Lombard Star
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

That there would be no protest of any kind relative to the timing of the Crosby-Wllby football game Saturday at Municipal Stadium was made clear this morning by Coach Bill Schofleld, coach of the losing team, which definitely out. played Wilby, but was outpolnted, l2 to q, by an undefeated team of Wildcats that takes It's place ct the top of Wilby football from It's start at the Grove street school.
 Tits water over the dam," said the Crosby coach, when asked i0g 6 statement relative to the timing of the game.
 Up ct Wilhy, Coach Jim Lee had nothing to say about the alleged difference of time at the finish of the game between the watch of Umpire Dr. M. A. O'Hara and the Crosby timer, Jim Murphy, assist ant coach, but Lee did make one very significant statement relative to the time of the game from his bench, for 1t 30 happened that Paul DeVino, assistant to MT. Lee, was also timing the game with e stop- watch. This morning, Lee said that Devino reported to him that the Wilby timepiece and the uinpiro's watch signifying the end of the game, with Crosby on the three yard line, agreed EXACTLY. De- vino Is reported to have said 10 Lee "On the nose" as the game broke and jubilant Wilby players started for the Wildcat bench, On the Crosby bench, it was reported that Murphy's watch showed min. ute and 10 seconds left to play at the time the final play of the game was started.
 Timers Disagreed
 The writer learns that both spnt.second watches held by Mur- ply and Devino. on opposite sides of the field, were synchronized at the two.minute signal given by the game officials, signifying that there was two minutes of the game left to play,
 As for the game, itself, many veteran Crosby Wilhy fans were try- ing to recall any contest with more thrills and such Q blazing finish. Apparently, the only thing that beat an aroused Crosby team that outplayed Witby 30 per cent of the time was Father Time, aS repre-. sented by Umpire O'Hara's watch, and a rernarkable catch by Jackie SiZer of forward pass from Pete Yarnell, that was whirled from Slla g to the six yard line on fourth down, two Crosby backs seeming to have their hands on the ball with Sl1er behind them, but 1t was the Wilhy end who Snatched the pail as the trio came together, turned perfectly and rushed over the Cros- by goal-line for the touchdown that turned an apparent 7-6 defeat into thrilling l2-7 victory, with Crosby Knocking on the door" as the time ran out.
 Wilby was the victim of @ ter- riole break" late in the game when Yarnell, playing with an injured leg that kept him far below top form, threw Q pass to Captain Ed- de Salvatore from the 35, which
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

Editors Note: Lombard, of Cros- by, D'Agostino of Crosby, Yarnell of Wilby, Sizer of Wilby, Overton of Wilby, Hummel of Crosby: If any, body says, well the game was close, you can say, T played my best"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
ALEX VS. EVANS

Bridgeport, Conn, Nov. 24-(UP) Eddie Alxek, New York welter- weight. meets Al Evans, Boston, in the feature i0-round bout on Q box ing card here tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
LUSOS TO PROTEST
 LOSS IN HARTFORD

Waterbury's Luso. Americans have been winning soccer games so stead' fly in league competition that 1t waa not until yesterday that they lost 9 league game at Hartford to the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft team by . score of 3 to l. though the Water. bury club is said to claim that oil. cials of the game were incompetent which will bring up . protest Of the P-W victory later this week.
 Summary;
 PPatt- Whitney s-l Luso Americans Ta-a.a. G0nraiyAa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
ANCTRNT RIYALG

Baltimore City College and Balti' more Polytechnic Institute have been football rivals for fifty-fouE consecutive years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

Touchdowns, made by Yarnell, D'Agostino, Sizer.
 Point after touchdown, made by D'Agostino.
 Substitutes: Crosby - Truelove, Ctarlelli, McSherry. Wilby = Calo, Burlinski, Maher.
 Referee: Fay Vincent; umpire: 1: pr. M. A. o'Hara: linesman: Pat Slattery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

Serious train wrecks have been sncreasing in Japan recently.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

Substitutes: A. Goncalves. Goals scored by Forte, Souga Score at half time: Whitney i, Luso 0.
 Referee--ElIistron Linesman Eklund and Marselle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

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John Max uepAeN OF SAID deceased.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. TIE Pro-
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tcnaV.
At a session o. said Court Aeld At
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aay2of March / a. /,
Present. Hon. jay q. Pray JudEs
81 Probate
In the Matter of the Estate Or
MsrgArst p. Van Clsvs Deceased
The Detroit Trust Company De.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

though she was popping jibs until
three were in shredS.
1t was here that Rumney, al
ways ingenious, conceived the idea
of using a storm trySail upside
down That lib he called the
"Rumney Sprasm' and it pulled
Abenaki along fast enough for her
10 win in her class. third boat Of
the fleet 10 finish behind Stormy
Weather and Sonny, two sleek
Class A ocean racers.
1t blew up to 50 miles in that
race. One ship, the 90-foot schooner
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tom off the Berry Islands in the
Bahamas. Only six out of the Is
finished.
He is a hard competitor-plays
the rules close but when you beat
him you know you have been sail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

MichiCan's well manned track
team took n.nc first places in Is
events. tying for another first 10
defeat Nolre Dame in what was
heraldcd a. one Of the years out
standing dual meets. n > 10 SO ,.
The Wolverine mile relay team
composed of Al Thomas Bob Bar
nard. Bob Ufer and War; en-
BreIdenbach established new
Cartier field recrod Of 3 minutes
II seconds 10 defeat the Irish
comfortably The old mark Of
3 ISL was sol by Indiana in 1897.
\ brisk breeze which hampcrcd
distance runners and field event
mon kept other records breaking 70
a minimum. but there were some
sparkling performances.
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Only 81 Feet Long

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Francis Adams of Boston back in
1924 again will be Skippered by
the "Old Man Of the Sea-" Mason
Pitman Rumney
No man in this neck Of the
Great Lakes has "A more impressive
sailing record than Rumney who
outside of yachting. IS president OF
a Detroit steel company and mayor
of the city of Crosse Pointe.
Racing always has been close
and competition hard in the r
class but in this kind Of going
Rumney is at his best In match
work. Rumney is doubtless with
out a peer hereabouts.
This is acknowledged today just
as it was two decades back when
Rumney sailed in the old 21-foot
class. He won many honors in
these old fat-hulled windwagons,
"Mase" also has an enviable
record in Mackinac and ocean
racing. He sailed aboard Trident
when she was cleaning up in the
trip across Lake Huron and was
in the afterguard when Russell
Ayers Baccaret swept the skies
in the B class in the Bermuda race
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