The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-18
WilbYSocred Heart Teams
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BY WIN NAloNEI

When WSloy meets AnSonia and CroSoy meets Seorea Heart tn the State ASnory toaiSAt two prece~ dents wiQ be set, Crosby will have made StS basketball debut for the current season and HigA School aeuSle~Nea6er basketball games will have been msOgarated la Water A0r.
 The wlloy wSlaoatS, who were de- seateS ey GiloeTt last week and then bounced back 10 beat S<, AWgeastineS lASt night in Hartford. will meet An~ sonia in the first game ot the eve~ asne at eSSs. Coach Jimmy Lees oas- keseevs are scheduled eo meet Sacred Hesre sn the second contest ct 3 o'clock,
 Starters
 It is entirely probable that Coach Tom Purcell win start Bob Page and Jake Lawlor at the forward posts; Jerry Becchia at center; and Tommy Sullivan and Don Belanger at guard, against the Jarvismen,
 Coach Edward "Eboy" CoalanS chances with two victories ia three starts under their belt, will be with. out the services ot their ace" for w-ard Bobby Markovlc, who is out with la grsppe", However, Coach Coalan will probably start Bobby Oliver and Mayor" Quinn at for wards; Billy MulhaI at center and Pup" Doolan and Leslie Beland at guards,
 Crosby Set
 Coach Lee has several returning lettermen who will get the nod for the starting posts in tonight's oon- teSt, Pete Kuzmenko and Buddy Curran will start at forwards Don Synnott will jump center and Der nie I,awlor and Johnny Seat" Davis will hold down the guard berthS,
 IL is quite possible that Markovic may see limited service tonight ii the going gets tough for the East End quintet. A large turnout is ex- pecte6.
 Hartford. Dec, IS The wiloy High hasketeerS of Waterbury reg istere6 their first triumph of the season here last night as they whipped St, Augustine Boys Brigade Seniors, S4 to lS, before a small turnout. The waterourians were defeated in their initial contest ot the season last week by Gilbert High of winSted in low scoring ball game.
 The w.lcats, paced by Bobby Page with 10 points, Jake Lawlor with four 6oubletonS, Jerry Becchia with seven points and Tommy Sullivan with five points spurteo into an early lead and were never threat ened. The Brass City aggregation held a decisive lS-6 advantage al the halftime,
 NeSkin. Della and Mitchell drop- ped in St. AuguStine's only three field goals. The Insurance City ar ray accounted for seven free throws to give them their lS points.
 Big Margin
 Seymour, Dec. ls-The NaugatucE High basketball quintet continued to roll in high gear last night a. they trounced Seymour. 66-S6, at tho Seymour gym for their fourth straight triumph. without defeat of the season.
 Winnie Healy with l4 points Stauffer with II and USzakiewicI with 10 points spearheaded the borough offensive. Naugstuck held at S7.i6 lead at the halftine BaranowSlxi excelled for the loser: with l2 points.
 Bears Best
 Terryville, Dec. l8-The fast breaking Thomaston High Bear' chaIked up their Sixth-successiv' hoop triumph Of the season, here last night as they downed th' TerTyville High hoopsters, 4S-S6 be- fore a large crowd at CaSimir' Hall.
 The two teams were tied at thu end of the first period but Thorn aston paced by Eddie Tycinski, whS tossed in l9 points, moved into 20-l6 lead at the halftime. Elmel Pojeske excelled for Terryville witl Is points. The score: