The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-20
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 ne eorocsA easketeers under their new coach. have won four straight games thus far this season and VII ee decided eavorates Co ouEposnt the Green and white which has been hit hard by graduation.
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 The Rubber CSry aggregation win show four regulars from last sea- son sn their starting lineups they inc.u6e Joe and vln Healy. Chet USxaksewacR and Bobby Jones, The Naugasuck lineup win probably show vsn Healy and Bobby Steufter at forwards: UsEakiew1cs at center and Joe Keasy and Jones at the guard posts. Stauffer was the number one reserve last season and he is the logical candidate to step into the spot vacated by last years captain, Ralph Damiano. who was lost to graduation.
 Coach Purcell win probably start Bobby Page and Jake" L.awlor at forwards; Jerry Becehia as center and Duke" Sullivan and Don Be. laneer h the guard spots. Bobby McAree. Flip" Fapplano. Ell Car s4ngton and Tom Brown are also expected to see plenty of acton in reserve assignments.
 wIlhy was routed, sa-Ss. hy Ans sonia in its first league contest Wed. nescay night and are not expected to give the borough aggregation much to worry about.
 Hearts Travel
 With the freshman wonderman 0f last season. Bobby Markovic and Mayer" Quinn at the forward posts, Bob 'sBue" Oliver at center and Pup" Doclan and les Beland at the guard positions the Sacred Heart cagers win be attempting to bounce back into the win column tonight when they meet Lewis Hlgh. The Hearts were edged, S to @, hy Crosby the other night in . nip and tuck" contest. If the Hearts can triumph tonight they win have clinehed their third victory in five starts. The East End mentor will have Joe German, Bill Mulhall, Georgie Guilfoile and others in re- serve for duty tonight.
 Two Aluznni Games
 It was announced this morning that the Crosby and the Wilhy Athletic Associations have 6 very elaborate program lined up when the two schools meet their respec- tive Alumni clubs at the State Arm ory on Christmas night.
 Officials of the Crosby Alumni stated that they plan to use the iea2 team which lost to Naugatuck by 6 three poin margin in the finals of the state tournament and by the same margin to the borough array in the New England tournament ct New Haven.
 The probable lineup win show Ar. tie Fisher of the University of Con. necticut and Norm Feitelson of the New Britain State Teachers College at forwards; Alhie Kelly, a mem. Der Of the American Brass IRA team at center; and Bobby Key" holds, and Harold Belanger in the guard berths. Johnny Reardon. "Jocko" Conlan and Joe Bannon are expected to see action with the Alumni outfit.
 It was announced by Dom FNlseo, coach of the WiI1y Alumni. last night that Jimmy Roach. Bill Over. ton, Johnny Brickel. and others VIII show against the wiihy oasketeerS.
 Former wilby players wishing to uarticipate are asked to contact Coach Fslsco at Templeton'S 4-ll6l as soon as possible.
 Crosby will be the host for the evening and will play in the feature game ct s:l5 while Wilby will open the program at 7:45.
 Post s Loses
 Coach J. Alden Whites Post Col. lege Cagers suffered their fourth de. feat in five starts at the hands Of Coach Charley Horvath's Fort Truubull UCONN basketeers. S4-2I. before a small crowd at Wilby gym last night. This was the fourth sue- ceSsive triumph for the winners.
 The UCONNS took 8 decisive lead early in the first quarter as Bill Van. ciSin, former Bridgeport Bassick High standout. and Bobby Ruccto paced the visitors. At the haltttme the UCoNNS emerged on the top end Of a io-e decision which they in- creased to 27.i2 in the third quarter.