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6 20 BROOKLYN EAGLE, MAY 20, 1949 JIMMY MURPHY'S COLUMN Utrecht Breezes Miller Chalks Hitless Up Win -or- Lmm Loughlin, Boys Seek Honors in 2 Track Meets To PSAL Novice ixhird If ack irown By JAM EH J. MI Kl'HY Richard (Red) Miller, 17-year-old righthander, takes his New Utrecht's tyro tracktpio. sweeping to victory on the of a 1-2-3 finish in the shot-put, captured the U.S. L. place in the archives of Erasmus Hall along with such greats or Brooklyn's track contingent yesteryear as Jack -and Wake lloyt, who later became' will exhibit their wares in two an ace with the Yankees.

The flamed-thatched chucker modeled big meets tomorrow. Bishop his third no-hk victors- of the season yesterday as he beatlLoughlin Memorial will attempt Training al i to regain the A. A. I. S.

city Field. () 2, to keep the Buff Loughlin's run, and an error and Blue on lop in the P. S. L. accounted for one Madison run Division 2 race with a record and the deciding tally was man-of six victories and one setback.

ufactured out of Willie Cos- title from Alt. St. Michael of the Bronx, which has held it for two straight years, in the renfewal of the games at Van Cortlandt Park, morning and afternoon. Boys High svill be on display in Nesv Jersey in -jet Sal Olivo's Asa result of the triumph, Aus-ltello's bingle and Novice Championship at Van Cortlaniit Park Stadium yesterday with 17 points, and raised a new threat to Hoys High's expected dominence of the coming senior P. S.

A. L. games. The Green and White's terrific trio, led by Joe Armenio's winning heave of lit feet, one-half inch, scored as many points as runners-up Lincoln and Jamaica, 12. defense of the laurels won last year, in the third annual Engle- tin Dugans charges assured: triple.

themselves of at least a tie for; The Brooklyn league games the title. Iliad two casualties. Cohen Miller fashioned his other of Tilden received a lacerated two Hall of Fame achievements right eye when a ball took a against Mid wood in another had hop. Don Yules of Jeffer-league affair On Mav and I son, who had singled, in sliding prior to that had repulsed third on George Adel-Georee U'estinehouse without -on's hit which scored Jack wood Memorial meet, formerly the Princeton University Alumni carnival, at Vs'inton White Stadium in Knglewood. N.

J. The A. A. P. S.

is really going to he a nightmare, as. for the first time, the meet svill he event I a saletv in a non-letttnie Kramer with the winning run In the third from the dav, Utrecht' sSO-yard' Ineklen'tally, it was the second; against K. D. in the sixth, suf-i unit- in as many name- mai jmo three divls oils. A.

B. Mitsumi ti ankliJ Anil was rfMi.t.vfV tn rc-lav team of Jerry Sherman. Harold Fox, Renard Alotta and lim lf a no.hitu Southpaw Beth LI Hospital. n.llment There fill I about Bob Bernini flashed home fiist.Frank Torre of James Madi-on Aprea was the hero ims means that the in 1:38.8. providing the 5-pointjlurning the trick last Aronday.

victory, hitting a are going t0 have t0 do margin of victory. For the win-! Manual Training disputes the e- "'P' lot hustling to finish mat- noun game, claiming one oi ters neiore ciusk sets in. six oi hers. Dick Stankesitz and Ben: heal lnt "UA alu'" the field events, the three (lis it players out a However, Nat Krinskv, who.1"111" and three javelin throws ueroano were the second ano third men in the thot-pul. Easily the outstanding per- umpired behind the lilate in-; Manual i iwill be staged this afternoon at sists it was an error as Miller, 300 lOB.vmtau 402 1 0 Baker Field w-hn u-ii 1 1 in apllinu off the 1 000 luoor.ico.-s 411 0 0 1 sno ssa ux in getting on me 02 t.or,.orr 221 00i Three individuals will defend mound for a pop fly bunt that! i to 1 1 Rucktr.u 4121 titles in Class A Tliev are Mar-1 GUNNING FOR RECORD Anthony Pavone, left, and Vinny Vinci, the "Bamboo Twins" of Abraham Lincoln High, who will strive to pole vault to new heights in the Englewood Memorial meet in Englewood, N.

tomorrow afternoon. snorts Picture formances of the day were turned in at the broad-jump pits, where three men broke '-'1 feet. Boys High's Georgie Ben-i jam in ssas leading the pack he should have caught, let it 200 4 0 m.uu.-.;i 301 00 riot Dosvden ami eriion Dixon half-mile trickle through his fingers. At-; fj Via if Lou.ehlin in the cording to KrinsRy if he had Brady. 20 300 4 1 miUci 302 0 0 and 220-yard dash respectively.

MAKES THE GRADE Major league scouts are very much interested in Bill (Bunnell Berner, a mainstay as catcher of the University of Virginia baseball team, runner-up in the State championship. Bill, who captained Austin Dugan's Erasmus Hall ligh School nine in 1944, has finished his third successful season with the Cavaliers. He lias spurred all offers, preferring to graduate before deciding what course to follow. The Brooklyn boy compiled a balling average of ibis season, lie led bis club with IS runs batted in on 18 hits. Among his safeties were two homers, five doubles and two triples.

In his first two seasons he chastised the horse-hide at clips of .400 and .31 S. respect jvel. However, it. was not until this season that be became the regular catcher. While at Krasmus Hall, Berner won letters in both baseball and basketball, the latter under Al Badain.

He played on the scholastic court against such stars as Sid Tannenbaum, then of Thomas Jefferson and later of N. Y. U. and now a pro, and Bob Cousy, Holy Cross College luminary from Andrew Jackson. His teammates on the Erasmus Hall itiintet were Mason Benson and Sherry Marshall, who later excelled with C.

C. N. Y. and Columbia. The nickname of "Bunnell" was bung on him by bis classmates at the Buff and Blue institution in Flatbush.

He entered Virginia in 104(1 after service at the Jacksonville aval Air Station, where be an athletic specialist. "However." Bill remarked, ''the closest 1 ever got to active sea duly was playing basketball on an aircraft carrier in dry dock." PLAYED WITH GEHRINGKR Among Burner's teammates on the Jacksonville Air Station baseball nine were Charley Gehringer, formerly of the Detroit Tigers, just added to baseball's Hall of Fame: Ted Williams, clouting outfielder of the Boston Red Sox. ami Bob Kennedy of the Chicago White Sox. Four of Viiginia's regular football players as well as line coach Ned McDonald accompanied Berner to the Cavalier institution in lf-lfi. Bill expects to receie his degree in June.

and is interested in coaching basketball ami football. When queried as to his future plans he remarked, "I would definitely be interested in playing professional baseball, but my college course must be completed before I will consider any overtures." An incident in one of this year's games brings about a touch of irony, Berner came to bat against Sid Rosner of Vale University with the score tied and two men on base. Three years earlier, while Rosner was burling for James Madison High School. Berner had collected three hits off him. Berner strode to the plate in" complete confidence.

Rosner got revenge for past annoyances from bis fellow Rrooklynite by striking him out to have the 10-inning game end in a 1-1 deadlock. ENTERS HALL OF FAME Jerry Manheim. a pitcher of the Jaguars of the Senior Division of the Kiwanis League, carved his niche in the Hall of Fame when lie hurled a no-hitter against the Braves at the Parade Grounds Wednesday evening. The National Rifle Association, governing body of competitive rifle and pistol shooting for the United States, has announced that Henry H. Brochhagen, 18 years old, nf 60-38 77th Place, Elmhurst, ha-; won the Expert Rifleman's Medal.

The boy first took up shooting four years ago. lie has climbed steadily through the 13 lower rankings and needs only one more to reach the op drawer of the junior shooters the Distinguished Rifleman's Medal. The nimroil. the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Brochhagen. is a senior of Xavier High School and a valuable member of its rille team. TO HE DOCTOR --Charles F. Wev nuiller. who managed the football team and played with the lacrosse aggregation at Poly Prep and who is gradual ing from Swarthmore College this Spring, has been accepted by Lewis and Clark College, where be will take a pre-mediual course.

He intends to finish his medical studies at the University of Oregon. Recovered from injuries that hampered him in the early stages of the campaign, Len Roland, formerly of Poly Prep, is now playing a hangup game with Cornell in lacrosse Rrother Jay Roland, another ex-Polyite, is training with the United States Marines at Parris Island. fielded it cleanly he had Too 01 and Ken O'Donnell of Mt. St running high with a sensational novice leap of 21 feet, (Pi inches. Then, on the last round of jumps, McKee oc a i a 1 Clem Wilson turned in a soaring 21 feet.

T'a easy chance to get his man. Di-ivpK In Tiillir Johnny llucker knocked i Total. 22 2T2iV TOUI. 2 1 2 0 0 1 0- bjuilip. Manual 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-2l in' triors Opiuo.

Michafls. Criiiunian. one DefeiKlff hit. Rin-tftr. Htnieil! Shore Parkway Loop Schedules 18 Contests tsvo Krasmus runs ssith a sin- insts oMaiiey 2.

rurtunno. The lone ssith defender in the' meet i Jimmy Boy 1 1 i arli in the and Jerry hap- and Bonrin. on miu-oif am 1. Kngless ood lerrv ii.a i.os. onvi.P ofjKlP 311(1 triple.

laiH-iS; Mil!" OUt-Bjr .4.01 K1 -a nf I 1 1 1 ICT I 1-3 1 1 1 us i iir irti 1 I S. A. time, liui mered home a pair of tallies pd Chpmn.i22()-yar(l dah. In addition to chairman John Finn sva; un in A mninBA Intini Aioi tlin-'l'' IilO 1 1 io Bed ahlp tn eormboraip lliis. si nee will in be American Dlviin Team the Celt.x and Black the other Brookls schools ss ho played this weekend III llie Other two Division Dirts- Krunkv and Jumauan sames, I.a'fasptte.

plaving at- mm ahrh oa svill demonstrate their prusvess 'f-'hore-Pa a Rids S'ourn ten Baseball nay Bronk. Ca-diinl home, disposed of Mirlvvood, in are Abraham oonn in dip won I it (i 1 1 1 3 0 2 Wnn I nft 2 0 1 1 no nos ice records are kepi. Win Mile Knn A five foot tsvo, 101 -pound bundle of rlvnamite from Mc Pet. 1 (WO ooo Pf. 1 00(1 .500 000 and Sanuiel .1.

Tilden re- funa.rf 301 1 0 sidi 200 1 Lincoln. Brookls utomotie.1,. -wsxor class pulsed the tnsaston of Fort touu.cf 201 1 0 3 1 1 4 1 Lrookls lech. New I 11 ecu I A inlrevv (Jrasshoppeis. chtpietter Stala.lf 3 0 0 2 1 311 1 0 ani Vpiv Vni-L- i' Ef.lif rf 0 Kee.

Benny Naimo. turned inTtamilton, 127. the dav's most perform-1 Thomas 2 0 0 2 210 'I Jackson, ide and Brvant I'lie National Division of the Indians Bay: won its and Bay Shore, is mmi bv the obasshoppers class ance by outlasting his larger first game in Division 1 after. 100 oi Queens. iiffnll from from Won svill also lie rivals to win the mile run in; suffering five straight defeats 1 1 rain 1 Hnlnliins u-ith Is i lis the Plcott s- fanler -A' renresented 1:59.1.

The 15-veur-old soph bv conquering Eastern District mwooi 000020 02 i Vaiadors Jr. Golden Tornadoes. Coach Bill Miles of Loughlin Ke-V It UHI 3 t.n.,,tr- Cnl, 1 svill have the benefit of p.l rmvv is cum ot-ais cot jvnot-tco uuKes for the American Division lead, Wildcats each Willi an even break in tsvo st. Bernsdette -b- PC. 1 000 1 000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1 000 .500 .500 500 .000 .00.1 Otlll .000 .000 .000 .000 other of his stars, who is ineligible for H.

S. A. A. competition, available for the 100-ynrd dash in Don Lohr. Under the took the lead on the second lap, never relinquished it, and won by 10 yards.

P.esities the Ness- Ctrechl triumphs, Brooklynites garnered ihree other titles, gising them five firsts in PS events. Mid-vv ood's I'anl I ine scored in which has yet to win in four ErrV, by-vaidpz, Daskaiaki. rimi. outinors at Betsv Head Park bsepftu, scrtsnano. Two-bam hits Pojero.

I Iitorie 2. Valdoz. Wood 2, Pendrkk. BaM's I Till i 011 Off Martluei o. Struck and Kunmonu mhi-iiim 3- Fudricu 4.

tied for first place in the P. S.Ht by' pitcher B.v Manlnpz SS ud Maronrx. Hits Off -Mar- A. L. race on the Soutn Shore ol 5 in 5 uuiiiu-: rmdvick 0 1 Cjueens.

retained their uuo at 2. as the result of a an-h ti a ISi. Finbarr Saviours- games. ahp1s The Cardinals and Davtons, who have each copped Bay Ridne Yth center -b- ..1 Hcveu unit oitiv io names pia.seu st Berr.adette A' Catholic rules a boy who has competed for eight seiuesteVs is ineligible for furihr compel i-1 0 lion, but in A. A.

P. S. circle? ithu far, are deadlocked lor the 3 1 I 0 0 to 2 2 2 i inninc tie- on the 401 0 0 rf.1ran.1n 120 no liie with a 0:2 extra Although not involved in; fiei rnii.v i.io.i rung in the National Divi-! caiveri, top In the oiher same, 301 1 .1 i.n elisible. on he .1. ,1, Al.

in 1 lie I'-iim -in mu. hi Andrew Jackson. at Br. mo. 1 4:1 3 1 Ap.rn.ti 423 p-as HIT HI Br.uio don of -enior loop, heads the parade in and Celtix schfdii.f.

of oamfs. the 1 Dolphin vs. Klundvx. Cuilden Tornrtoei U. 1 lie Valadora- Croix F'rt.

Rev v. Hiali's freslnoat; relay. turned had; John Adam, 0 li Hollvis- 2 1 0 can Division with 2- inipreeil in a -lietiai t-. :e.i;-..c::u 3:2 11 co.i'nx 3 no 7 1 pecial i. lea 111 ev rut LVI I I 101 3 WIS 000 00 Oltens are showing the minors a at 11 ncinni iB.vi-en.B not 00 Ke BC Honors Athletes 311 01 the sva.v ith 20.

And the F'al- Mohawks. Calvevts vs. Seals. SENIOR DIVISION Cardinals vs. Sabers, Mapieton Oaytons vs.

Ceiti.x. I.a Vaes vs. Cheyenne. Bit Brooks vs. Brooklyn Cards.

Bay Rids Len Alleyne anil mvn lot. -haded Bishop Amara.p jj 10 0 Branch's brother. F'l. in a non-league game. 'Tota: Hi: 10 ii istoi: in Them her sVaUp.

Salatlino homered 2 0 0- 7 icons and Flay Ridge outli I Center, ssho hase the same rec Youth Center Pantlieis. At Dinner Tonight ord, are tier! for first nlaco in I JUNIOR DIVISION OUCll Winner was Lincoln ihe Mt fielrl u-all fni'lrnden 2 7 0 2 0 1 x-12 vi. Error- Bv Aitifltx Horowitz. Two-base 1 I Otlens vs. Pirates.

Chipleteera the Grasshopper ranks. 1 Indians. Frank Piccinini, who captured ml The fork and knife league ln The standing of clubs and grasshoppers division the easily The summaries: college circles continues thi.s; scnertuie ot games tor the sveek-1 hit cross caiver. Angeis vs. Italian Pin League iiolmis Cub.

Bernadette A vs. sveek svhen Brooklvn College' end follosv: Bf.y Ridne Youth Ctntcr vs. Rovers. Wildcats v. Faicjns, St.

Finbar Savl'uis vs Vaiacior di'vh Won bv Bv on hits LoPre-to 2. Izav Cohen, Drury, SS'ilkens. Scaroia. Tlltce-bHse hits Anui'. I Aprea Home runs Stolen bises Silverman.

Stetanich. Doub.e plavs Driiry. Chiarenza and Layden; Koron.tz and B. Cchen. B.i-f on baits Oil 4.

Vande.l.ndeu 1. Amain 2. IK: tint Rtnielt mn Bv Amain 3. Po! 1. K.

I.n: 5. SVi.d pr.shi-t Hit-- on s.i.i.u.i 2 in inn. i-uie li nden 5 in I Mi Am 4 in 4 iiitnna-. Pel, 4 in 1 itit Krs-ln mn. VS mn.

r.i i.itihe: Ke jhonors its nine varsity sports standing of cubs stiuaos athletic awards to- UNLiMTTro cum Newlnttn: scrond. Ci'le Cn.ilMtl. sant lliird. Arthur Port H-mil Distributes Prizes ton: fonrlil Jim 3h Auto Service Repairs Nallonal ni-l-iun at I'm- to lie.f uu aiH in i of a'l iilaccsi. fnh.

Bob Atit.tinntiv 1 IV i hii- ill, Members of the mm Abiiiii nihleles svill receive insi'pua. v. iih i ven being feted 0.11 rlJ-ll SVi.n bv P. ml 1. 1-1 Mlciwond: Iniin-truil An: thmi Pete I.a.M.i:r.

fourth Rurlv etuvftro. c.ui'on: tilth A B. C. Night Cagers Awarded Letters Pr'. 1 Oi'l S00 so Aill P.

if Hh.it. and Iin.au. I talian American Mm ual HO.VX Oi ah ab a Ci o.x in wo Sp. Il ls. 1 1 1 ber of the F.

C. Socieiv Povvling Ley true, known as lite Hiamiis circuit after the initials of the organization, climaxed a most successful sea -on f'aori to. Curt lla-uilion I -inc. 0.J4 2 4411-vard d'h Won bv Win inn Vlr-VI Donald. VSah.naton: sec n.d.

e-ov Beil tjdKKtlt. thtrti. Arnold vveuelivra of Pll sical Coiumlni-- foiinh. Purr Mnrit-n F-l i i ii oooo it 0132 3 12 100 .) 1 Bi n.l'ii ratJno.fi E-calert If Oi-: h'no SPRIttP American ni.i.le.1. Dave Hernie Mars, Tram Ca-jlio.

Kieiel. Hud- Ita-kethall Coach Depots' Chairiuan Won I n.t I 1 1 Willi the 11-iial amount of pjje-old anecdoles and melted lie (Mill handetl the Brooklyn College Se-, si on basketball team was honored at a reception held l.i-i PC sOO 500 TiOO .000 New York: 1:110. vone. diuu.i tOC sc -'lire 't'inie. 0 3 0 1 0 0 dv Seffer ami Art Itose.

Moinnks l-Mucatioii Depart iiient the Keystone Alleys ith a rrin.e.-e 4 II 4 2 11 Vii.i .1 1 0 5 0 SerlC.lf 4 0 .) I AueUon 4 0 1 0 Napoi o.cf 3 0 0 0 4 VS 8 10 10 0 .1 1 0 9 2 1 0 0 0 A 10 3 0 2 0 2 -iein i S'unl flFnU.e-.l Ki run SVnn bv ENGINE Cia.oonvc 110 0 1 2 0 0 10 -SP( I lionrx will be giv en Caiier; 11,11 i i- i i 1 1 AUAt.on second r.e o-t i i -o a i r- i.li inKin di 10000 tnp football Keillv coin of the mtrtt thtrit. n.rt Seven Seas Restaurant in Conev tram hich llllll cmnna rt ts 1 1 i- 1 1 1 WIMP seven and two record last msi night in the Faculty Room ol'Session baseball team Tom Bi, gh: nith. Paul Island at which the prizes won XXooo sttian, rime ilioiinr the dis- season were the college. I larrington. Seven major and four minor- Major awards went in 1 000-caid run Won br FraiU Pre- al'olll-n Lmroln.

second, ln.s Ol.airto. tllllllted. Won Cost 0 3 0 Pet ".000 1 000 0 1 00 sca-mi white the luhan Kaut- Team inian Memorial Award svill r. 9 4 5 218 Mapieton Dayton nnina igisen the outstanding member i.a vaaes totals L'lt lo is bv; To a sin Munis: in. in.

leo i n.i-.- (ninth Rav Fallow Clnltun I IIP le.Ull trophy donated letters were distributed by he, Tannin, Sebv.vn P.au-ch. Bill aB.itifd (or Yum 1 S00 1 2 O.iO oici -0101 10 0 3i0f 1(i East Ne YorK (Vila (if the Kev ciuiirman of the F'acultv Sin-1 McKee. Sinacord, Ralph icarm-io Fnueroa baseball team. A i 1 A jr.ici-iui Irv Port and Donald: Mi mn Won by Benny N-ciin mc- went in me mates. Errors Oistetnano.

viiiaiooos .1 napo- Other units to be are soccer, basketball. honored fencing, tennis Kee second. Herb Schu e.nin us. lin nviilo aiano. Pasano.

Stolen basi N.mo.l- third Ken WllOseloUl llieillOet SS HO llUKle-. Jjcov yy 2. Eicalera. B.on. Base.s Iht h.

Kashkin. Minor wrestling. iwariis vveni to lerry fourth. Ned F-tton (be team receised imlivdual.on m.oki vum 1. dent Committee on Athletics.

Professor Arnold Kroggie. In addition seven players were awarded honorary letters. Among tho-e present were Dean of Kveiiing Se-sion Pro (let More for Le.s.4 100 Wool Award SWEATER fi.95 Letter nd Nirhnama ifilln Vine rwspeni. i imr, tner 1 ctiurs n. nun Konarrosv Sheldon Akers.

I f- awards. I hey were Mile Maz- 3. K.a.,.ei 4 mi by pmhir-Bv Mr-'and track. GLADDING MOTORS, INC. Albany Ave.

Cr Avenue ULSTER 9-1000 and Lindsav. i K80.5ard reiav-wr. zara. Paul Lo Monico. J'i, Dr.

Nolt sv Zi son a 1 S. Walke, ch Department llonoiais letters went to 4.oon Robert Brnnnp; second. Monioe; ii 11(1 Paul Mllseilieci. 3 ir.nins. vv.nnina ptclier Kramer.

of the 1 env TlmrTiii 'Hie high average trophy 'i'lllenlih and Physical Kducation. I.tdoet Durren. Irv. Mound, 8B0-ard Won BovU, uae Kat'CiailO tile Giallls 0 0 0 1 4 1 0 O-h 4 Isvill be the toastmaster while lessor Kdwin Spengler: Chair- Wat ren i-'ri-cii. man of liie Phssical Ht liic.it ion Mai kin.

Mill Department Nelson Walker. Keitcl. I.u CI Professor Vincent Dillon, mem- SilbetiiiiK. Aifovne r.d Bnii'cii. s-n nri sto; i sv hose iiiai as Hll.

The liighae Anoro and Ki'na. aw ards ill be ributed anni and Herb ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CO. N-w Otreriit B'My. Open t.eru E-eihnQ till I II Ml bv Dr. Arnold Rrncsri 1 isV Si'ine award vva drasvn lownUsam, 0 0 0 0 0 1 relay- Wnn bv NewtniMl )V Lal'I'V.

JMaZZa Of the 'a I'll 1- ar'sson 0 1 I I 1 11 2 (Rotand' Riooft-r. Rcddv. John, Batteries Csrrn'l. Basile and 8aar; ira-cn Mil G'tl second Clinmn: 1 Hat-, and apt. lillllOJit ttieiwu.Dsrn and OB.ien.

"urn (cviti.i. fiftn. 0(lfprs ami president of East New Ycrk. Time. 16 0 0 1 0 0 0 0--I Mi won bv league wa.s tne recipient of the mso.

on i (Aldo s. Ralpn Zillmer. -(-o Bsti-r'e- Eichhom snd Feiber: Fred FOO Oeorae Donrli: Flush- "'Sit SPI ICs aWRKI Willi JtV. (hpl. Ar.Ce and De Cerk and TICKETS WIN CASH Lincoln Tennis Team pc third mii-iii.

n-ooKiyn Tech: filth Jakson 3 45 i High jump-Won hv.s-riri Citron. Roose-, veil- second. Mor-v R'cli Lincoln: Keith Loi'khart VVaslvi'ilon: fourth. Tie Hrnr' I tii k. VViSnn.

A) Sdnor. F.i.t New York, and Wesley Pc.litt. Fva'-der Ail contest air S'2 nli'finss decided on numb" of misses. Broad lumo SS'on by Onion Wllon FORECAST DODGER BASEBALL SCORES Firtt Pri $50 Bond and a Pair ot Box Seats 1 Pair ot Reserved Seats to Ebbets Field to Five Next Best Forecasters. Repulses Boys High McKee: second.

Oeorae Ren.iamln B'vsi Huh: third. Rot Watt. Bavio; fourth, r.erard Adams: fifth. 'Villain itssselbrark F.sst New Vol It. Winnlna etnien of Abraham Iiiicolll1 Douuies Anhiir Pearlnein and Geovae di'ancf.

I L.i-.coiii. delciicd Al Kapo and Shot out Won Joseph A-menio. 1 1 Uich in 3 Mi-ofil-. 1 1 enny Kau11n.n1. 8-j.

b-3 defeated Ross High in a I.NSTKliCTIONS 1. Enter jour urediction for tht official outcoma of tha Docset sami on tha form drovided. t'lrecht- econd R.r'-srd Staime- FOREST ILLS 3. BAYSIDE 2 srd Sitiaics Joe Loveinnd. Hiils, S.

tenni match ves- "tr. New tltrei'hi tl-irfl is-n N'ew tttrccb'- tovr-h Oy Pntor. Por-; 1 terdav'afternotin on the t'ulver -o Hll's: (i( Dor- ''oniiora. Manual. Vinnna d-tence.

4fr'i" Rl LIS 1 Porecaiis mimt bt complete. -l spaces for innn.is and final tcort Includlni hut. rum and errors filled in 3. The first step in quahltnt as winner is to predict tha exact official acore for each team 3. Entries forecastint tin official outcome of (he nam and the exact score for each team will lurtlifr quality on the basis of predictions of errors ap- runs for each Innlnt p.ased 4 Entries are limited to one per person fur each iimi.

In event of a tie, they will be ludard in the order received Decision of the ludses will lie final 5 Employes of tne Brooklyn Eagle and tne uml.ies and member of the professional teams involved a not elKibie for the contest. In the event of a ramout, no same n.avcd ot ro winner the correct core, the weetviy pt-izes will be doubled for the fo.low.na (oiecat 7. Winners will he announced in the Brooklyn E.t Wednesday, May 28. "OINT score courts, I to t. Netr IT: lamaics the 1'.

S. A. matches of Queens Counts, Forest. Hills Phil-n Msilon. 6 1.

6--2: Biii Sh.c.v. Bayside. deipated Kenneth Poiiark. 1, 6-4: Dick Coller. defeated Bar.y Muilha, a -6 4.

Jciiv Coan Bayside. de-ieaied Pinkets. ti. 1, (i 1. Doubles H.ib and Meiv.n Gordon, forest Hiil.s.

Sinn and John Anpel 4 -b. 7 5. 64. JACKSON 5- CLEVELAND 0 fiina.es Bob Duore oflfpated Armond Trlstltno, ft -1. R---2: Diet Pnnt on by rlAfallt' 1 1 U.lf, .1, 5.

Print your nama and addrew In th proper tpacet. 3 Pasta eomp.e'.ed entrjr bland or lacsiaiiii on tha bicie of a pannj poatcard or mall In an envelope Addresi to Dodser Contest Editor. Can of the Brooiiijn Ili4 O.P.O. Bo 99. Brooklyn 1, 4 Your entry must be postmarked not later man mid-, mint.

Tridsy, May wonrw aa vorr maintained it- pacesettei' role 1 I 1 1 1 1. 1- 11 11 i nil ttiah f- each: Manhattan Aviation nd liv making Rayside its fourth, lim. 2, thus giv-l eacb rort straight sic ing the defeated combination Rosmari. 6J. sb; Howard de'- riamilton Tndnslnel Art and 4 each: Colnmbll'.

IV. Tores' Adams B-onx 8cienre, eacl-: Vtlo-mot ve. Curtis. Manual and Evander. 1 each.

1 1 ndi-nur 'talf1 "fne rerriss. B0. B-J a Doubles -Boo 8a ichej and Bnh Nevins I BROOKLYN EAGlf BASEBALL FORECAST 5 defeated Jack Orath-er and Hans Mulr. 6 1, (1-1. JAMAICA 4.

BRYANT 1 Singles S'anley Kaiser. Jamaica, defeated Roaich, 86. 62: Jerry Ettllr.aer. Jamaica. d'tsated Ranald Hlrac.il, 6-1.

H. rt 3" D.ci: Jamaica, defeated Uots.e Zimmerman, fi 3. 75: Claude Sampton. Bryant, de-fta-ed Eddie Pareila. 36.

86. 64. Double Dirk svcintri-ub and David Jamaica, defeated Ronnie Mand-ier Bob Cohen. 6 1. 6 DODQER-CINCINNATI, FIRST GAME, SUNDAY, MAY 22 son blanked Grover Cleveland.

0. and disposed of Bryant, 4 1. The summaries: LINCOLN 4 BOYS HIGH 1 8. titles-Martin par', L.nco'.n. Aaron.

6 60: Richard Aipe Lintoit-. defeated Horn Gelrh. 62. 6 4: Reed Metaer. Lincoln, d--featd B-n Aaron.

63. 63: Mark'r. Bovj Hltil. defeated Paul Srm- 5 6 7 Runt Hits Errors I I 1 I I I I I I I DODGERS CINCINNATI I mel. s-(13 I I I I I I Jamaica Golf Team Repulses Newtown Golfers of Ilich made iit six in a rosv without defeat in the P.

S. A. 1.. solf tourney by subduing Xewtosvn on the I Forest Park links yesterday. Al Hermann defeated Waller Kaehler.

8 and fi: defeated Xoel Agard. 1 and Onifrek -defeated Gene flutes, and Tom Corrigan iitefeated Henderson. Tantl Cnrrigan defeated Joe 'Rav ilatta, 5 and 4. SF3 Flatbtish Ae. SOFTBALL SHIRT NAME A DURESS LIEUT.

REICH AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL TEAM Open for Sunday Bookings Ararat Are- between and rhene: Le. Ml camlnater J-0038 PsIIt, Mnndst to Frlda PLEASE PtNT Coxipleta with Letttrinf 4, lehlews All Csls'l PfN CVt4. Till 10 Ml SU, -50- GOING GREAT GUNS Roy Biostre, on infielder from Brooklyn, is ploying sterling offensive and defensive game for the Florida Southern College baseball nine of Lakeland, Flo,.