The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Crosby
 BockfieId : May Start
RY YTN MALoNEY

The Crosby High football aggre. gation will have it's work cut out when 1t meets whitey Piurek's West Haven array at the Municipal Sta- dium tomorrow afternoon at 2:i5. To date this season the Ivy had dropped contests to Torrington, Taft and Hartford Bulkeley and has, beaten Naugatuck and the Abbey Prep school of Simsbury.
 According to Jimmy Lee, the Blue and White mentor, it is entirely pos- sdble that Crosby will sport a rec shuffled backfield In Saturdays game. The Ivy coach. has been ex- perlmenting with .Johnny "Scat" Davis at quarterback: Bernie Law.or and Joe MacAry ct the halfback posts and Chick" Mcwilliams in the fullback slot. If this Is the case Cros- by will have some very potent back field reserve strength in Johnny Kelley, Nick Barone, Johnny White and Mark Margiotta.
 Other Starters
 At the end posts it is a tossup be- tween Bob Chesenes end Russ Han. sen for the left side of the line while Johnny Flamrnia is the Ivy mentors choice to start at right end. Douglas Topshe and Nick Casertano will hold down the tackle spots while Ray Petit will replace Joe Rueeg, who sustained a hand injury in the Bulk eley game last week. Lefty Ward will hold down the other guard post. Jack Goodenough is expected to start at center in place of Gene 0ilhooly, who has been out of school for the past few days'
 Masosta Out?
 It is highly probable that Leaven- worth will be without the services of Joe MaSotta, the No. Tech half- back, when they meet Naugatllck at Recreation Field Saturday afternoon. Masotta suffered a torn elbow mus cle in the Wilby contest last week and has not drilled with the squad all this week. Despite the loss of Massotta, Tech will be favored to beat Naugatuck with Joe Mancini and Ed Bowman holding down the halfback berths. Nick Lofsusso will be at fullback and Steve Perrone will start at quarterback.
 Wilby travels to Middletown to meet the Middletown High this Sat- urday afternoon and once again will be without the services of Jackie Rush, it's ace quarterback. Despite rnmors that have been floating around concerning Jimmy Ahrens and Tommy Brown, it is quite defin- ite that these two boys will be in the Green and White lineup.
 Night Game
 Torrington High travels to Dan- bury to meet the Danbury High football array under the lights to- night at 6 o'clock. The New City ar- ray will be favored to beat the Dan- bury aggregation as they have beat en several outstanding clubs in the state, including Bristol. Crosby and Wilby.
 Cheshire By 20-0
 Jimmy Pickett. former Crosby High athlete, was the offensive spark | WHICH StdIbcd OAlCHtl4IS AId0ctIly rolling towards their 20 to o. victory | over the Trinity College Jayvees at | the Cheshire Field yesterday after noon.
 After having battled through q scoreless first period Cheshire be- gan to roll early in the second quar- ter as Earl Smith and Pickett were the chief cogs in a 56 yard touch- down march by the winners.
 Smith and Pickett alternated in the ball to the Trinity ie yard line from where Smith tossed 3 first down aerial to Frankie Toro on the Trinity six yard line. Two score.
 Tn the early minutes of the third stanza Cheshire chaiked up it's sec md score at Toro caught pass and ran into the end zone but the csore vas nullified by a holding penalty. In the following few minutes Ches- life surged back to score as Joe lombard. Pickett and Conroy drove ieep into paydirt. with conroy going ,ver.
 Tn the final period Trinity took to he air in desperation but Chashire's conroy intercepted a pass from Hunt of Trinity and raced about 45