The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Record Crowd Sees Tech Token I0.7
BY WIN mAEONEY

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 Between la.Ooa and iB.ooo eootnAll fans saw CrosAy come up wtlA i've boaceoowns in see second perioa and one in tsae third quarter to beat kieavenwogsh, @ eo ., in tl1e Initial meeting ok the two rfVa@ ak the ARnnlosnai stadium vaseuraay morn. Ing Ia the Turkey Day" ClAssie. A. though no official attendance flg. urss have been released hg che cros. hy Mthlukac Association M ls believed that this was c record crowd for . scholastic football game in water- bury.
 Taas triumph Scr the Blue and White glves the East Main Street institution the mytacal City Cham plonship and a e0-lo lead over walhy towards possession of the coveted Al Kellie Memorial trophy which L.eav- enworsh now holds.
 Tnis victory gave Crosby nine wins ln the ll game series which dates back to le36 when Leavenworth first fielded a football team
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 Both teams battled through Q scorelesz first period with the Blue and White and the Big Red oisplay- Ing signs of nervousness as they both fuznbled the bah on several occasions.
 Early in the second quarter the Ivy sparke1 by Bernie Laylor, the Ivy uuaxeerback W turned in 6 sterling performance. put on an ae- celerated drive which tn ensuing minutes resulted in sAEe firet Crosby score.
 Chick AGcWdniaEns, an Ivy hack, reeled off several large yardage gains to set the pigskin deep in Lseaven- worth territory. Joe Maccary vas stopped on the Tech 90 yard line after he had attempted Co cus through c left side of his line. On the following play LAwaor hurled a long pass to Nick Harone on the IA, who immediately scanpered into Che end gone for the first Blue and White score. The kick for the extra point was hloc&ed.
 Later in the same period Winnie Caao, Crosby's reserve center. inter- cepted & pass from Nick LoRusso and dashs ] so yards for the second Ivy score. This interrogation by the Blue and White hneEnan halted e Tech drive which stalled on the Crosby % yard marker. The half ended following Crosbys uEzsuccess- fsA attempt for the extra point.
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 Crosby started fresh in che third period and in . series of 70 plays drove 6l yards for their final eally. Nick Casertano. q Crosby tackle and co-captain. returned the Tech kick- off to the Ivy Se yard line from where Crosby went on Co score. Akc- Williams was the chief cog in the final Hue and White drive as he made some brilliant end rsinsug over IS yards each Co finally push the bah Co the Tech two yard line. Aac- cary went oyer tram the two yard marker for the final Crosby score. GolynbieslciS kick for the extra point was blucked. Crosby had an- other scoring opportunity in the sa-.1e period but ie was halteA on the Tech S7 yard line.
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 The Engineers. sparksd by the brilliant Offensive playing of Joe Mancini and Steve PerTone drove 72 yards for their lone touchdown. On the Crosby nine yard line LoRusso tossed a nine yard aerial to Al Ca- puto, the Tech end, ia the end zone for ths only Tech tally.
 On the try for the extra point Paul Iannaccone faked a placement and passed to Caputo in the coffin cor ner for the extra point.
 McWilliaus. Lawlor, Barone and Macary excelled in the Ivy backfield while Casertano, Ward and Fqamnta kept the Crosby line intact.
 Mancini, perrone and LoRGsso sparked the Tech offensive and de- feusive plays.
 Crosby piled up 10 first downs against 6 for Tech while the Blue and White moved l7e yards rushing
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