The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28
 Chit Chat
 pv urN MATONEY
BY VN MALONEY
By YIN MALONEY

. One or the pest UltId-O1Iy 4Ootpd1i games of the past few seasons will be played at the Municipal Stadium next Saturday afternoon at 2:30 when Leavenworth and Wilby meet. The Engineers have won their first four contests of the season, to remain undefeated, while Wilby has dropped two out of it's first five starts Re- gardless of the record, this game promises to be a "hundinger, when Jimmy Ahrens and company of Will by face Nick LoRusso and the Leav- enworth High combine. Leavenworth is reputed to have very strong line and a good all-around offensive set up while Wilby will count on Ahrens, Frankie Datelle and the Green and White line to pull them through the first game of the intra-city series. A big crowd is expected to be on hand for this game which is considered a toss-alp.
 Bufkeley Here
 On Friday afternoon, Crosby, which has 800 percentage on games won and lost this season, will meet A very strong Hartford Bukeley football aggregation at the Municip- al Stadium at 2:30. The Ivy Grid machine lost its first two games of the season to Torrington and Taft and then bounced back to beat the Abbey Prep school of Simsbury, l2 to 6, and last Saturday smothered Naugautck, 34 to 12. There will be plenty for local football enthusiasts to do next weekend with these two games on tap.
 . Crosby Highs football array tallied five touchdowns in four periods 1ast Saturday afternoon at Recreation Field in Naugatuck, to beat the Naugy High Grid combine, 34 to F before approximately 800 fans.
 In the opening minutes of the first period Chick" McWilliams, the Blue and White hahback, pulled bis way through the Greyhound line, from the Naugatuck 8 yard stripe, tor the first Ivy touchdown. Hansen's kick for the extra point was good, to give the Blue and White to 0 margin. In the following three minutes of play the Brass City aggregation scored their second touchdown of the game. Naugatuck was penalized Is yards from its 31 yard line to its Is on clipping penalty and when San Angelo kicked out Crosby took the ball on the Rubbermen's A yard stripe and drove back to the 12 yard marker as the first period ended. In the next two plays Nick Barone and McWilliams marched from the l2 yard line to the two from where Barone tallied the next Crosby score on the following play. The Crosby try for the point was disallowed be- cause of a holding penalty against the Blue and White. The second try for the extra point from the 25 yard line was short.
 InterceptiOn
 After Chet Uszakiewicz had con- nected with George Schuster for a 10 yard gain on the Garnet 33 yard marker, -McWilliams intercepted the next borough aerial and with the help of some excellent blocking, sped to the Naugatuck yard line before he was edged out of bounds. Barone then carried the ball and went over for the third Ivy score. Hansen's placement was good to make it Cros- by 20; Naugatuck o.
 Immediately follwoing the next kickoff, Naugatuck via the air route, went 62 yards for their first score. UsZakiewicz connected with San An gelo and Lang to bring the Big Red deep into Ivy territory where pass from Uszakiewicz to Lang on the three yard line accounted for Naug- ducks first six points.
 Crosby scored again in the third and fourth periods with Barone tallying the touchdowns and Hansen converting the extra points.