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TAGE NEWS MONDAY, SEPT. 25. 1961 NHS Ground Out 24-16 Win Over Torrington In Opener Minkucci, Foley LeDuc TD Makers; Andrighetti Goes 76 With Kickoff By TONV riSCITELU Sports Editor A crowd of about 2,000 attended the dedication of Ihc new Nauga- luck High School Field afternoon and what better way to climax the day than have the home prides come out victors in the first game played on the field. Coach Ray Legenza's Naugatuck Greyhounds did just that downing Torrington 24-16. A third period touchdown scored by Oliver LeDuc with 3:36 left was the difference.

233 GrounB Yards Naugamck with Tri-Captain Ray Foley at the helm "stayed on the ground most of the afternoon and rolled up 233 yards, Garnet tried the airways six times, completed three but had two intercepted. In contrast, the Red Raiders unable to penetrate the Naugy defensive unit overland had Quarterback Bob Peters, throw 22 passes with five making connections. Tom Andrighetti had one attempt which missed. Nuugy TD Milkers Foley, John Minnicucci and LeDuc were tlie touchdown makers fo'r the Greyhounds. Minicucci tallied in the lirsi period from a vard out to finish a 60-yard inarch.

Foley hit paydiit from the four in the second period after moving his team 49 yards. LeDuc got the "big one" in third, smashing over from a half yard out. Foley accounted for two of the PAT with rushes, good for four more points and Sophomore Jack Fruin registered the other two pointers also via a rush. Andrighetti Goes 76 Andrighetti supplied the long distance gallop for, the. day when he took the kickoff 'following the NHS TD in the first period on his own 24 and scampered 76 yards past the Garnet bench and cheering section.

Once past midfield. Andrighetti outraced the Naugy secondary. John Fodor accounted for the points which tied the game at S-S going straight up the middle. Raiders JIarcli 87 'After Naugamck had gone ahead in the second period on Foley's score, Peters got the Red Raiders in in high gear and pushed his club 87 yards. A poor Torrington punt gave Ihe Garnet the ball on the visitors 29 but this opportunity was muffed by the home forces as they were forced to give up the ball on the 13 and from here Peters took command.

Connect With Fodor In this drive, Uie senior quarterback flipped consecutive passes to Fodor, the first for 23 yards and the secrind for 44.. On the second hit, Fodor was on his way to the endzone and a score when Foley came up fast from his defensive position and bumped the Torrington halfback out of bounds on the NHS 9 which for the time being averted a Big Red TD. But four plays later, Peters carried it over from the eight after two more passes were off the mark and Andrighetti picked up a yard. Peters hit the endzone with the clock showing 36 seconds in the half. Andrighetti 's rush for the PAT was successful and it was a 16-16 contest as the teams went to the dressing room time intermission.

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PA 9-8708 Minicucci Gets 78 Five backs were given the ball as Coach Legenza tried out his "new" backfield for 1961. The Greyhounds lost the four starters from last season's club which posted a 7-1-1 record. Bob Klimasewski, Dave Federowicz, Buddy Kudzma and Frank Fazzino. Junior Minicucci was the lop ground gainer for the borough eleven with 78 yards. He was followed by Fru'to (64), Foley (42) and LeDuc and Camilo Vieria combined to pick up 51 more.

48 For Andrighetti Andrigetti collected more than half of the Torrington yardage with Peters had 19, including his eight yard dash for the second Red Raider six pointer. Battle Heat Both teams had the heat to battle Saturday with both coaches substituting as much as possible. Tri-Captain Ted Murtha played the most time of any gridder Saturday coming out only for kickoffs. Naugatuck had the edge in all departments with the exception of passing yardage. The Raiders had a 98-27 margin here.

In first downs Naugatuck notched 14 with Tor- ringion recording 8. Brrak On The Kickoff Torringlon got a break on Ihe opening kickoff when Ted Klimasewski fumbled the pigskin and the Raiders recovered the' ball on the Garnet 40. In three plays Anflrigh- r-tti had the ball on the 20, going 8. 6 and yards. Fodor romped 20 vards for an apparent score but the Raider hack-field was delected in motion before the snap of the ball and instead of six points the t'g Red was back on the Naugy 25.

From here failed to move Hnd a fourth down screen pass from Peters to Andreghetti fell incomplete. Fqley picked up eight yards "on the first running play of the season for the Garnet but three plays later was forced to punt. The Raiders had the hall on the Greyhound 43 when Peters went overhead again but this time Naugy's Vieira had other ideas as he snitched the ball on the Naugy 40 and got to 'he mirlfie'd stripe before lie was dropped: From here Foley laun- ched the first scoring drive of th campaign for Naugatuck. Fruin carried twice and sophdmore got the Garnet a firs down on the 40. An offside penaltj put ithe ball back on the 45.

Foley tossed seven passes to Minicucc and Vieira and it was on the 31 Minicucci went off guard for 14 the 17. Foley hit Ted Klimasewsk with a 13 yard aerial to the on and Minicucci took it in from there Fruin's rush made it 8-0. The cheers of the Naugatucl fans were still ringing in the air When Andrighetti went 76 yards with the kickoff to make the scon 8-6 and Fodor got the Raiders even with a rush. Naugatuck advanced 59 yards its second score in the second quar iter after Joe Magnamo returned a punt to the NHS 41. Fruin made four to the 45.

Foley brought the ball into Torrington territory with a 15 yard run. Fruin 'bolted through for the same total in two tries. A 21 yard burst by Minicucci, the biggest gain from -scrimmage placed the ball on the four and Foley slipped fa from there. The signal-caller fumbled the ball in he crossed the double stripe before ithe endzone but the officials ruled losing the ball. Foley rushed for the PAT and it was 16-8.

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527 NORTH MAIN ST. NAUGATUCK Standings By United Press International National league W. L. Pet. GB.

Cincinnati 91 59 .607 Los Angeles 86 62 .588 4 San Francisco 82 66 .551 8 Milwaukee 79 70 530 11V. St. Louis 78 71 .523 12V. Pittsburgh 71 76 .483 18M Chicago 62 88 .412 29 Philadelphia 46 103 .309 Saturday's Results Los Angeles 8 St. Louis 5 Cincinnati 10 San Francisco 8 Milwaukee 6 Chicago 3, 7 in.

rain Milwaukee at Chicago, 2nd, ppd Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 4, 16 in Sunday's Results Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3 San Francisco 32 Cincinnati 5 Milwaukee 8 Cliicago 0, 1st Chicago 4 Milwaukee 2, 2nd St. Louis Los Angeles 7 Monday's Probable Pitchers 'San Francisco at Philadelphia, night McCormick (12-16) vs Ferrarese Los, Angeles at Pittsburgh, night Williams (13-12) vs Friend (-14-18) St. Louis at Milwaukee, night- Simmons (9-10) vs Burclette (1710) (Only games scheduled) American League W. L. Pet.

GB. v-New York 105 52 .669 Detroit 96 59 .619 Baltimore 92 66 .582 1.V4 Chicago 85 72 .541 20 Cleveland 75 80 .484 29 Boston 74 82 .474 Minnesota 59 85 .448 Los Angeles 66 89 .426 38 Kansas City 58 96 .377 Washington 58 97 .374 46 x-Clinched pennant Saturday's Results New York 8 Boston 3 Detroit 4 Los Angeles 2 Washington 6 Minnesota 4 Cleveland 9 Kansas City 5 Baltimore at Chicago, ppd. rain Sunday's Results Chicago 8 Baltimore 7, 1st Detroit 7 Los Angeles 5, 10 inn Boston 3 New York 1 Washington 4 Minnesola 1 Baltimore 5 Chicago 3, 2nd Cleveland at Kansas City, rain and wet grounds Monday's Prnbahle Pitchers Detroit: at Kansas City. 2. twi night-Mossi (14-7) and Kline (88) vs Archer (9-13) and Shaw (11331 or Kraussc (2-5) (Only games scheduled) MONTUXY INSTALLMENT PLANS FOR ALL INSURANCE NEEDS JAMES E.

SWEENEY, INC. Insurance Real Estate 153 Maple St PArk 9-3118 Petors Scores Naugatuck flubbed a golden opportunity when Peter's poor punt gave the locals the ball on the Tor rington 29 but the Raiders appliet the stopper to this bid and wen' 87 yards to ithe the TD which gol them even. Andrighetti accounted for (he initial 15 yards jn three tries. Peters tried his aerial arm again and Fodor pulled in one for 23 yards. 'Peters followed with another bullseye to the same grid- der for 44 yards.

Peters dashed in for tl.e tally, four plays later from the eight. Peter's Short Punt The Greyhounds took advantage of another short punt by Peters early in the third period, this time gaining the ball on the Torrington 21. Eight plays later LeDuc dove in for the deciding TD. Foley rushed for the exitra points. More Scoring Chances Torrjngton was unable to get the ball past the midfield stripe the rest of way.

Naugy tod a couple other drives going but gave up ithe ball on the Raider 34 and 26. When the final whisfle sounded the Legenza gridders were on the Torrington 10. 22nd Win For NHS It Was the 22nd win the series with Torrington and the ninth straight season the Raiders have failed to win. has won seven and two finished deadlocked. The Big Red has won 12 times and there were seven ties.

Hamden Saturday 'will go against Hamden Saturday at 7:45 p.m. in the first night game to be played at the new field. The summary: Naugatuck (24) Ends King, Butkus, Klimasewski, Chrzanovvski, Matthews, Bazanes Tackles Murtha, DeCarlo, Me- Loughlin Guards Walsh, Metcalf, Bojko, Cam, McGovern Center Gudauskas Backs Foley, Vieira, Powell Magnamo, Minicucci, LeDuc, John: son, Blond'is, Fruin Torrington (16) Ends Radzevich, Power, Point Tackles Kules, Merati Guards Benisoh, O'Brien, Ski- bisky Center Pavolonis Backs Peters, Andrighetti, Fi dor, Frost, Gallo, Seymour, Pav licovic, Pollick. Score by Naugatuck 888 Torrington 880 Dolphin have about 160 to 20( harp teeth, according to the En yclopedia Britannica. a gas-fired BOILER brings you THE ELEGANCE OF YEARS-AHEAD STYLING! Finely sculptured lines and distinctive decorator colors of aqua and copper will make your new Permaglas Boiler a welcome addition to your rec room, utility many other "living areas" of the home.

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The Detroit Lions went to -the top of the heap in the Western Division with a last minute victory over Johnny Unitas and the Baltimore Colts. This opening surge by the Lions against powerful Packers and Colts has confounded the experts and gives young Brod his first wrong one of this week. The Bears came back off a dob bering by a first year team and beat the Los Angeles Rams as well as young Brod. Second loss. Tom Landry's Dallas Cowboys burst the Vikings first weekend 'bubble and the winless wonders of 1960 are perched loHily on top of the Easter Division.

Mistake number three. In other- contests, Cleveland, Philadelphia and Green Bay, no doubt inspired having been picked to win by our young seer, took Cards, Redskins and Forty Niners into camp. The Eagles now share the top spot in' the Eastern Division with Larrupers followed closely by the mighty and irresistible New York Giants, Browns and Cardinals, all tied for second and the Steelers and Redskins supporting the rest of the division. In 1he Western: half circuit, its the undefeated Lions with the Packers, Colts. Vikings, Forty Nin- ers, Bears and iCards all tied for second and 'the winless Rams bringing up Ihe rear.

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PLaza 34)103 or PArk 8-7204 or Biggest Upset In State Grid History NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) The vast Yale Bowl will be th -scene Saturday of the most im portant. game of the season to University of 'Connecticut Alumn annual Yale-UConn footba season opener for hot teams. In 12 games, Connecticut ha yet to beat Yale. In 82 years, team from any Connection college has yet to defeat the Bull" dogs.

But this year, UCorin hopes fo the biggest upset fn slate footbU history. The huskies will be fielding veteran that lost b. only the margin of a field goa' in last year's encounter. undefeated and untiec and undisputed Ivy League Cham Mon last year, has lost most its starters, but observer feel th Blue still held a light edge. Six other Connecticut teams wil in action Saturday, with thrci of them opening the season.

Bridgeport visits Colby at Wa Maine, Trenton, N. Teachers visits Central Conn ecticut State at New Britain -oast Guard opens at Vermont Trinity visits Williams, and Wes plays host to Middlebury YOU ARE ENTITLED TO ENJOY LIFE, M6-M presorts anAVON at 3:00 6:00 9:00 Travel With Walt Disney To "THE DANUBE" and "SWITZERLAND" at 1:50 4:50 7:50 NOW thru TUESDAY 'the' SALEM Continuous Daily From 1:30 Special Wed. SUPER-RIGHT, HEAVY STEER BEEF Delmonico STEAKS BONELESS BONE IN 99' Pork Chops Rib End Pork Chops Best Center Cuts LB 69' 43 JUICY AND DELICIOUS GRAND EATING Bartlett Pears 3 49 A Regular Low Price! THE BREAD THAT PUTS BACK MANY OF THE NUTRIENTS CALORIE CUTTING MAY LOSE friui ftffocriv. ALL Super Markets In thii Community I vicinity THE CHEAT ATIANTI2 I fACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC. uper are lIHt'l while southern Connecticut visits Mui-ylttmi State In a night game.

Last Southern Connecticut staved off a rally to defeat the visiting Bridgeport University team 13-8, and Central Connecticut stored a 24-18 win over Worcester Tech" at New Britain. First glass vessels were manufactured in Egypt under the 18th dynasty in the 15th and 14th centuries B.C. HEAR YE! HEAR YE! HEAR YE! The Fund Drive Starts October 2nd 1961 OVER 400 VOLUNTEER WORKERS SEEK YOUR GENEROUS RESPONSE TO THEIR APPEAL FOR HELP FOR THIS FINE, WHOLESOME NAUGATUCK INSTITUTION. did you forget his If- certainly wasn't because you didn't want to remember. But it wai embarrassing and costly too.

You wouldn't want it to happen again. A sure-fire method for remembering names is one of the human relation skills you learn through the Dale Carnegie Program. And you learn to win people to your way of thinking how to get others to act without arousing resentment. This program holds the secret to greater self-confidence as well as more effective presentations to groups. It puts you at your best in all situations.

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