The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-08
Renzo,W Waterbury
 Boy, And Mates Oppose Hartford

1 If the Hartford Blues are to get
 anywhere this year they'll have to
 get themselves 8 bit mere heft in
 the forward wall and none is aware of this factor more than head coach
 Mim Daddario.
 After seeing his stellar backfield
 of Petela, Baylock and Bobby Tay-
 Tor stopped cold time after time by
 the huge Worcester Partners, Mim and everybody else is convinced
 that all the Blues need Eto get roll-
 ing as they did last year is add
 about 200 pounds in the middle of
 the line.
 Of course what the customers and
 fans have failed to take into con- lsideration is the fact that the Blues
 started off with some real opposi-
 tion in contesting the Partners, who
 had already 8 game under their
 belts.
 Doubtless the Paterson Panthers
 who move in here the coming Sab-
 bath won't be much tougher. They may, as a matter of fact, be not quite so heavy. One cheering note as the Blues prepare for the Paterson outfit this week is the fact that the team came out of rough game in grand shape. Not player reported an injury last night as Daddario sent the boys through rugged two-hour session under the arcs at Municipal Stad- ium.
 ThereIl be another drill on Thursday night in the same spot at which the head coah hopes to an- nounce the addition of couple of burly guards or tackles.
 His present force is doing good job but would be better, if it could have some good relief. Fellows like Di John, DiNunzio and Papanos are grand performers but a bit light.
 One place the Blues appear to be well taken care of is at the outpoSts, where Bobby Harthyk and Joe Hugret are holding forth. Local fans hadn't seen Big Bob play since he starred for Hartford High. The big fellow has learned lot of foot ball out on the coast and is going to be tough guy to move out of there He was in every scrimmage Sunday.
 In case the Blues don't have any luck in coming up with some bulky they'll still nos have to apologize. They gave the Worcester ! outfit a tough tussle, holding them 1 from the scoring zone until Vito Ananis, the old Boston College ace, crashed over from the two-foot l~a Ia ct ,anNfAS
 It was thrill for Vito. He played ,n three different clubs last fall, ,ach one of them lowing to the Blues. The law of averages was with Vito and incidentally with the oantherS.
 Coach of the rugged Paterson outfit, which will play here Sunday S Dale Burnett, the eX-New York Giant star. Hovering around the 35 mark, Dale is still whale of an end md gets right into the action him. elf. Dale starred for 10 years with he Giants and has been aces as a ,oach and player with Panther for he past three seasons.
 Another boy, who will probably ,e well remembered around these parts is Winnie Renzo of Waterbury. Winnie is the kind of back you lave to be to play under Pop War Ter. When Pop was handling things ,verover at Temple, Winnie was one # his running and passing stars. Yin played on the great Temple outfit which tied Boston College lbout four years ago. He will give he Blues a lot of trouble.
 Leo Katalinas. ex-Catholic U. tar, is no stranger around here ,ither. Leo was with Dutch Berg nan's orange Bowl team at c. U. md a brilliant tackle for three ears.
 The Panthers have planned but me game, defeating the Washing on Lions. 23 to l9 two weeks ago. last Sunday they were rained out with the wilmington Clippers.