The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-12
.LEAVENWORTH, 32-O OVER
 NAUGY,READY
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Local high school footpau 1aIlS are now looking forward to the an- nual Turkey Day Crosby -Wnby game at municipal stadium, but there is an added treat in store for them prior to that time.
 On next Saturday, the undefeateo, united Middletown High club, wln- ners of seven straight games this season, is paired with Leavenworth High, city championship Waterbury team, that has 3-3 record but has defeated Crosby, Wilby and Nauga- tuck all at Municipal Stadium.
 Last Saturday, 1t was Naugatucks turn to take Its Jumps in the form of @ 32-0 shutout by Leavenworth, held scoreless in the first period. After that the Tech Tigers, paced by Nick LoRusso and Dave Mix lenevich tailed four touchdowns, Paul Iannacone adding another in the surprising rout of the borough Greyhounds.
 Not too long ago, any Leaven- worth team would be a decided un- der-dog in any sport against a Naugatuck combination; particular ly football and basketball. Now times have changed for the better at the School St. School!
 Hard Luck
 Wilby had potential touchdown pass ruled out at Shelton last Sat urday, winding up with a scoreless tie as players and fans tangled in fistic display before the game was officially over. DateIie passed to Quattro in the end zone, the pail having been caught outside the zone, according to game ofticlals ruling. Wilby, yet to win a game in six starts, finishes with Crosby on Thanksgiving Day.
 Not until the second period was well under way, did LeavenWortn "get going" against Naugatuck last Saturday. Naugy got to the Tech 70 in the first quarter, but stalled when a pass was batted down and fol- lowed by 8 tumble. LeaVenwortn sponsored sustained ground aI- tack that netted more than 70 wards in the second period, culmln- ating with a touchdown from ln- side the l0-yard line. scored py Nick LoRusso, 20O-pound fullbacK. Manciri missed the point after [. a. with a placement kick. Ut,
 Tech blocked a Naugatuc klcK' the ball rolling off the field at tne visitors 35; Leavenworth going ,M from there to the goal line 2y straight football. Miklenevich SCOT ing. Halftime was called With the score standing Leavenwortn IT, Naugatuck O.
 Miklenevich took the Naugy kick off on his 25 an drought the ball back 20 yards. Not much time elapsed when another touchdown was scored from the three-yard line, Miklenevich scoring again; alter the ball had been worked up from the Tech AS by LoRusso. 1annacone, Perone and Miklenevich, the hrst string Leavenworth backfield. On line plunge by LoRusso, anotheI point was scored for l9-O cage
 Fifty Yard Run
 Naugy, with Armonaitis and Cnet IJszakiewicz doing yeoman work could not get anywhere in the fnai period: when Tech took over. Per- rone was stopped, but the heavy. weight LoRuSso, starting an eno run. cut back through the line ana went fifty yards for a touchdown that was realized by some me blocking on the part or several mates, after big Nick had gotten under way. Paul 1annacone scored the fifth six point tally Tor the Tracy-ONeil-Papa combine from inside the 10-yard line; to climax 5O-yard ground attack. ..
 In first downs, Tech made lo' Naugatuck 3; 316 to 92 in yardage gained.
 Armonaitis 36-yard run in the third period was highlght or Naugatuck's bid for a score; put the Leavenworth forwards prevented further damage and complneo to tackle and block hard for ball car riers throughout the kame.
 Middletown High, coached by Waino Fillback, Georgetown play CT lost it's first game in eight starts last Saturday to Mt. Pleasant, R. l., in a 14-12 result that had fans gasping with excitement. Using a "T' formation, Middletown has scored 2l1 points against eight op- ponents, and has defense that has allowed but 70 points against It. ;.
 Naugatuck and Crosby will not play next Saturday, both teams haV- ing open dates, while Wilbys next game is with Crosby on Thanksgiv- ing Day.
 Frank Datelle, Jimmy Ahrens, and Tommy Coyle, the latter first time starter with Wilby at guard position were the Wildcat standouts in the rough and scoreless shelton game Saturday; co-captain Eooie Cavanaugh and Bill Carraington be- ing lost by disqualification for fight ing. ,
 New Britain squeezed by Hill house on a successful kick for point after touchdown by Sparkowski which won 7-6 game for NIB IT the last part of the last period.
 Taft outpointed Kent school, 1s-1 in a Fathers Day feature at Water