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16 BROOKLYN EAGLE, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1943 Colorado Cafe Unit Takes 2d Place in Class Kegling BROOKLYN ROLLOFF WON BY TERMINAL TURF Tapper Mills BOXING Paul Gould BASEBALL Harold C. Burr SOCCER William Graham ROUNDUP Frank Keorni SPORT SHORTS S84; Fantlnl, class 595, and Sae Bruzza, Heitner Prevail in Chess Share First and Second Prizes In Marshall Club Speed Tourney By HERMANN. HELMS Close competition marked the weekly competition In cardi, Class 528. The all -events pacesetters are D. Johnson In Class with Renda.

Class J. Winkler, Class 1,627, and C. Robinson, Class 1,556. Henrlques of Farragut Pool ha posted the highest individual icont so far with a 265. Last night' scores I Ctaaa A RIlsaiM hHIISIIWIWKitllKIIIIIIW TIIDC An interesting paddock sale is scheduled for 1 UKr Belmont Park tomorrow morning at 10 It will be the final dispersal of the stock of the late Mrs.

Parker speed chess at the Marshall Chess Club, with Severin Bruzza, former Brooklyn C. C. champion, and Irving Heitner, Philadelphia amateur titleholder, carrying off the chief honors In a tie for the first and second The Terminal squad, Green division winner', won the Brooklyn championship of the Brooklyn Eagle Bowling League in an upset on its home strips, topping Ocean Blue by 14 pins. The upset really occurred on the Ocean strips, where Terminal rolled even better than it did at home to gain a 60-pin edge in the first half of the total-pin rolloff Monday night. Mique'i Bar Runs Third Terminal wound up the six-game series with 5,066 pins.

In the opening half it posted 2,598 and last night it came up with 2,468, Ocean D. Suracl Q. Cerny J. Bordliik B. De Voa R.

Taylor Chess Prafclrm By A. M. SPARKE, Unrein Black 4 riecri The Colorado Cafe team took second place in the Class five-man division of the Brooklyn Spring Bowling championships at the Albee Square alleys last night with a score of 2,569. Titello, leading off with a 588 series, kept his team in the money, Ben DeVos and Dom Suracl went into second place in the Class A doubles with 1,168 and Suracl gained third place in the Class A singles with 618. Lawler Classic Clasa A Leader The Lawler Classic team's 2,770 continues to set the pace in the Class A five-man event, second place being held by Bell Classic with 2,760.

Albee Square Classic is third with 2,718. Lawler A's 2,656 still sets the pace in Class while Mapleton Flooring is second with 2,636 and Palace Restaurant third with 2,611. Class is topped by the Sunsets with 2,592. Colorado Cafe is second with 2,569 and Ideal A third with 2,561. The Friday Niters are setting the pace in Class with 2,415.

The United Owjs are second with 2,345 and the Tigers third with 2,315, Raitano and King show the way In Cla.ss A doubles with 1,173, while Devos and Suracl are second with 1,168 and Jeffrey and McNamara third with 1,147. In the Class doubles the leaders are Dildarian and Pinto with 1,218. Renda and Angell are second with 1,212 and Wenkler and Barbella third with 1,133. Lyons and Brehon top Class with 1,101, Oliva and Damato are second with 1,087 and O'Connell and Ross third with 1,082. The Class doubles leaders are Ponella and Marzinglano with 1,048, while Saccardi and McCullough are second with 1.046 and Matrozzo and Rbbinson third with 1,040.

Theia Tops Clasa A Singles The singles leaders are Theis in Class A with 649; Buddy, Class Corning and presents a part or the racing scene seldom seen but open to the public Included in the stock is Attention, a steed who was second to Riverland in the Dixie at Pimlico and has raced with the country's best While the late Mrs. Coming's stable is the principal consigner with 39, George D. Widener and William Ziegler Jr. also have sent 21S 224 171 6m 17 304 2M 604 ISO 344 302 604 17a 315 168 5591 ITS 183 147 501 817 ISO 162 550 231 156 148 191 160 135 48 155 152 165 47) 16t 204 202 sat 143 204 169 516 155 133 141 439 301 231 189 62t 199 178 170 547 1,16 171 1TB 170 528 163 160 156 499 Ctaaa SlntlM M. Tullo A.

L. Tonn J. Ferrari F. Peluso Class KfnalM Bonnano B. Tullo E.

Johnson Ctaaa A Ttooblea B. De Voe D. Buraet prizes. Both posted scores of 123. Bruzza lost to Charlesjluberl, Irving RivLse and H.

Helms. Heitner dropped games to Bruzza, Helms and Eugene Kollen. Kollen Thwart Rivfse Until the final round Rivise of Brooklyn had a chance to equal the scores of the two leaders, but at the last he was held in check in an ending finely conducted by Kollen, an ex-varsity player. RivLse then had to be content with a score of ll'i-3'i, entitling him i i oi I i I 0B EL mm mm mm i mm BOWLING STANDINGS Bl'SHWICK COMMERCIAL Pla. Pu Lawler Red 108'a Roberfj Red BO Henn a Tavern lOB'a Robert'a Blue 43 Lawler Blue 106 United Grocer 32 R.

Taylor O. Cerny 1.019 Oats Doubles J. Naslrt J. McLaughlin 141 178 14B Cantata Totals 817 810 841 2468 2598 B. Tullo E.

Johnson BUSHWICK COMMERCIAL Lawler Blue Robert a Red Mess 106 184 177 Schnabel 106 115 157 p'ss Tone 125 137 17d Worker 148 132 145 L'ahlm'n 138 138 138 Delia 156 131151 Staib 170 18! 160 Ounther 138 197 153 Colly 180 189 182 Johnson 168 159 156 While Pieces While in play and male In Iwo movet some of their steeds to the sale. There are two schools of thought around the horse bourse as concerns Monday's $30,000 Suburban Handicap One maintains that Market Wise, as a result of his smashing victory in the Ballot Handicap the other day, will be the favorite The other is of the opinion that the Greentree entry of Shut Out and The Rhymer will go off the chalk The second faction bases its opinion on the fact that Shut Out will be greatly aided by the race though he finished last to Market Wise, maintaining that six furlongs in 1:10 and a mile in 1:36.1 is a final sharpener which will make the son of Equipoise at his peak for the big heat and the heavy sugar Monday. Although Jockey Otto Grohs had Market Wise in more pockets than a dry cleaner. Lucky Looey Tufano, the Jamaica contractor who owns the son of Broker's Tip, intends to give the Californian the mount Monday, evidently thinking that it's strategy to stick with a winning "lineup" to third prize. He lost to Ruberl and Heitner and played draws with Kollen, Daniel Mayers and Rhys Hays.

Other high-ranking competitors were Helms, 114; L. Williams, 105, and Mayers, 9 6. A similar tournament is scheduled this evening at the Manhat Whi on OKI5. on QKI3. Kl on QB6 and KRH on QB4 and QH Hoaraf Daly 203 167 150 519 211 189 202 603 134 191 211 S3 194 213 173 579 1 US 179 220 190 589 175 167 128 470 To59 180 172 168 520 151 146 162 459 979 141 148 119 4(18 163 141 232 S3 M.

Tullo -J. Ferrari KB, on K.2. Ocean Blue jnn 143 128 152 173 IHfl 162 183 194 198 148 157 200 173 Shnlt Totals 719 829 833 Totals 716 734 762 Black -K on KB4; on QK18; Kt on Weldner Kayser Robert's Blue Helm's Tavern KKii; on KKI5. Chess Problem No. 3064, hnmer; 1 KI-Q4.

by o. Oppen- Ltltz 149 120 Pnri 1RO 1 OS 16 P. Peluso A. L. Tonn 822 912 ,99 2S33 2519 146 146 146 153 144 153 123 131 202 127 140 164 Cannon MlcMs Mich'ls Heaa Welder 125 160 127 Bellman 129 118 133 Cronin 162 131 165 Miller 128 129 Fie 145 5052 A.

Zuraola -A. Giaante Mique'a Bar Graham Takes Blue, which rolled 2,519 in the opening half, came back last night with 2.533 for a total of 5,042. Mique's Bar and Grill, Red division winner, which registered 2,522 on opening night, fell off to 2,410 last night for a low-score total of 4.932. The members of the winning Terminal team are Dave and Fred Cassata, Frank Esposito, Charles Widing and Charles Engel. Dave Cassata stood out in the second half of play with a 571 series on games of 187, 174 and 210.

Lawler Red and Helm's Tavern remained tied for the Bushwick lead after the completion of the regular schedule and will meet In a rolloff for the championship next Wednesday night. In last night's matches Lawler Red blanked United Grocers and Heim's Tavern shut out Robert's Blue, while Lawler Blue, which threw the race into 209 152 158 141 141 152 181 159 15! 123 182 143 138 197 170 B. Kennedy Wallen Ancona Alexakia HaslinRer Totals Tolala 693 658 649 TotaU 729 756 820 Lawler Red United Grocers Duffy 159 159 159 Miden 107 1 34 1 25 Burtls 132 159 127 Bcoll U'O 152 120 Saeardl 147 145 1 56 M'Mahon 138 117 137 Rmh 163 154 172 Mannn 143 159 168 Wills 166 153 149 Wnrtman 137 114 167 Tolala 767 770 763 Totala 815 676 717 Clavs A Five-Man Pearl A Pearl Classic Class Five-Man Eldorado Cafe Roro Boro Sam's Tavern 899 782 827 841 752 764 26n1 2 481 2.569 2. 475 2.373 2.373 859 799 860 789 830 758 846 900 882 845 791 850 807 831 772 2410 2522 Solo Pin Title In Flalbush John Graham of Farragut is the top pinman in Flatbush of the Brooklyn Eagle Bowling League. Final official averages released to- a tie last week, scorea lour points against Robert's Red to finish in Everybody's second place.

The winners of next week's roll tan Chess Club. Edward S. Jackson national amateur champion, and John Fischer tallied 10 4 each to share the two highest prizes in the last one. Aaron Rothman and J. Sedihn tied at a 6S.

Although the joint meeting of the N. Y. State Chess Association and the U. S. Chess Federation at Syracuse Aug.

14-28 will cover a fortnight, the customary State program, excepting the championship, will last but one week. First will come the intercounty contest for the Genessee Trophy, wrested by Onondaga from Queens at Ca.se-novia last year. The general tournament, with class divisions and. possibty, a woman's section, will require about five days. Entries may be sent to the secretary, Mrs.

Carl Nye, 328 W. Ostrander Syracuse, N. Y. The following additional results have been recorded in the Summer tournament at the Marshall Chess Club: Group Batlell. It Echever-ria.

0: A. Cass. 0 Group H. Fajana. 1: E.

J. Simon. 0. E. Steinfeld.

1: Homer Jones. c. r. Tears Mrs. Edna Horowitz, 0.

President L. B. Meyer's special prize in Section of the Metropolitan League was awarded to Louis Persinger, violinist, of the Marshall C. C. for the game he won in the match with Queens: QUEEN GAMBIT DECLINED Joe are bark in the news the Torres One.

fights Carmine Fatta in the MacArthur Stadium opener Tuesday The other, Aponte Torres, has been railed J. A. No. l's rousin and brother, but they're not related Sammy Rirhman will have guest referees of importance at earh show I t. Jim Brad-dork starts it off next Thursday, and after thai Lt.

Benny Leonard, LI. Arthur Donovan and Lt. Cnmdr. Jack Dempsey, among others, may be the third men In ring Mickey MrXealis, 'iravr man that he is, is thinking -f putting on outdoor shows this Summer In the Orange Bowl Gunnar Barlund, the South Brooklyn Finn, is seriously debating hitting the comeback trail Joe Coniglio, a Grcenpoint middleweight of some years ago, is quite active In home defense work and was recently appointed sector commander in the air raid service He hopes to get Into the armed forces as a boxing off will meet the Green squad, waukre T-parly (T for tomato), both Tony Galento and his manager, Willie Gilienberg. are agreed that the vegetable bombardment was inspired by a rival promoter who had vainly angled for Three-ton Tony's services Willie adds that the tomato throwers were cither professional ball players or expert marksmen formerly with the marines Billy Brown's hnpes for a banner Dexter Park June 7 opening featuring Jake LaMotta were blasted by bad weather In Pittsburgh, which ha put Jake's bout there with Fritzir Zivic off until June 10 Sammy Angott arrives in New York today and will work out at Still-man's Henry Armstrong is meanwhile resting for that big June 11 boat in the Garden The confusion groirs we mean regarding those identical names of different boxers First there were the two Joe Carters Now two other guys by the name of Bushwick Commercial winner, in a trophy match.

Schedule for tonight HORO hai OlvMnn I day give Graham, competing In 66 games, a mark of 179 and a total pin count of 11.824. A teammate, Mai Bird, averaged 181. but he rolled in only 21 contests. Tollack Averages 173 Graham holds a six-pin edge over his nearest rival, Bill Pollack, another Farragut representative. Pol-: lack, who has bowled In 81 en BOWLIN Alley Cala Frederick Lever.

Blue Ares at Union Parts, Bethlehem Grey at Aioee square Miaseii Divlaion 9 Carroll at Fein'a Tin Can. Bethlehem Red at Sunsela, Albee Square Acei at but me Bethlehem Blue. Robins Club Holds Dinner The Robins ChLselers Bowling Club held its annual dinner and dance recently at the Towers Hotel awards and entertainment, besides installation of officers for coming year, were also The Hal Newhouser has marie five attempts to start "against the Yankees in the last ten days and is BASEBALL- flated for a sixth try toriny It rained four days straisht in Drtroit Bruce Electric trophy was won for the second time by Robert Mortimer, who topped the regular season's competition. Huntington trophy was won by Walter Adams counters, Is third highest In total pins with 14,033. Right behind Pollack is Ralph Durie of Flatbush and John Pampinella of Keystone Red, each with 172.

Others to boast high averages are Lee Lewand, Farragut. 171: George Palmer, Elite, 170; Vinny Lewand, Farragut, 170: Joe Amici, Keystone Blue, 170; Sal Lanza, Flatbush, 169; Mike Palmeri, Keystone Red, 169. and Lou Asaro. Keystone Blue. "18.

Sal Lanza of the championship Flatbush team was high in total pins with 14.733, followed by Durie, a teammate, with 14,439. The Farragut team was tops in high team series and high team game with 2,818 and 987, respectively. Lou Asaro of Keystone Blue took individual high game honors with 247, while Joe Amici of the same combine captured serries laurels with 629. Averages: prizes to be donated were last week while the Yankees were there on business and every day Newhouser was advertised to pitch Manager Steve O'Neill picked him again yesterday and the selection still stood for this afternoon No date has been set for the playoff of yesterday's postponement. Andy Coakley says that the best-looking collegian he saw this Spring as Midshipman McNamara of the navy.

"He can do everything," declares the the George Robinson Memorial trophy, George Tollefson trophy, J. Roberts trophy. Otto Tollefson trophy, Helen Wilder trophy, J. Welsh trophy and the Guardlno trophy. Officers elected for the coming year were Frank C.

Stoney president; Frank Ward, vice president, and Daniel Sweeney, secretary and treasurer. Scores Mill Peislnaer ills White Blark While Black I 1 p-04 p-04 2.i en-Km kr-k 2 P-QB1 P-K3 24 KR-R2 O-KtSch 3 K1-OB4 2S OsKtP 4 B-K2 2fi K-B3 O-OI 5 Kt-B3 2T Q-R3 P-K3 P-B3 2 Q-C51 Q-BSch 7 S-B2 QKt-02 29 K-K'2 OR-K R-R PxP 30 B-B3 RxP BXP Kt-04 31 Q-B3 R-Q7ch 10 BxB OxB 32 QxR QxQch 11 B-Q3 P-KKt3 33 K-K'3 Q-KHch 12 KrxKt KPxKt. 34 K-KI2 R-K7ch 13 P-KR4 KI-B3 35 BxR OxBch 14 Kt-KS Kl-Kt5 36 K-Kl QxPch 15 KtxKl BxKt 37 K-B2 P-KR4 IS B-K2 B-B4 38 R-KKI3 Q-B5ch 17 Q-B5 Q-K3 39 K-Kt2 P-R5 18 K15 40 R-B' O-KS 19 P-B3 BxRP 41 1 Kt 20 P-KKI4 BxP 42 P-KtS 21 PxB OxKP 43 R-K3 Q-KBoch 22 R-B3 Q-K5 BUY I'. S. WAR BONDS AND SAVINGS STAMPS E' II III it ij.lii,,- ji', BROOKLYN ROLLOFF '1 ernllnal 21 P.

a(a Farraaut Graham. Farraaul EspnMto tili 1S7 174 210 172 162 163 166 164 171 151 132 149 Wldine Engel CuiiuiiOia uuneiMiy oaieoall coach. "Run, hit, go to his right and his left. He would be a great prospect for any big league club, but I guess Uncle Sam needs him more just now" There's going to be a Bill Johnson Day at the Stadium Wednesday Bill's Montclair friends will make a presentation at the home plate And the Mayor of Montclair is heading the delegation The White Sox are in town that, day and Coach Mule Haas, also a native of Montclair, will be there to esg on the Mayor. Babe Ruth has signed to go on the air with Bill Stern for a 13-wn-ek quiz kid program The kids will ask the questions and the Babe will have all the answers The Cubs have still to hit their first 1M3 home run The exhibitioin game that wasn't played with the Syracuse Chiefs deiayed the Bruins and they didn't arrive at Wrigley Field in time to take batting practice If they had played it they wouldn't have arrived at all game was transmitted to Masci.

Farraaut 30 Pollack. F'anuallt 81 Dune. Flalbush 84 Pampinella, Keystone Red 65 Lewand. Farragut Palmer. Elite 62 V.

Lewand. Farragut 32 Amtcl, Keyjttone Blue "0 Lanaa. Flatbush 87 Mike Palmeri. K'yst'n' Red 60 Krvstone Blue 71 Lanaley. Elite 23 Srhubert.

Flalbush 64 Tinnenno. Keystone Red- 61 Walli. Farraaut 72 Plro. Doolinaeri 80 Pteedin. Flalbush 85 Where to Howl THERE'S A BROOKLYN BOWLING PROPRIETORS ASSOCIATION ACADEMY IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD 4 Numbers After Names Indicate Number of Alleys our servicemen on duty in the South Pacific.

3808 1 824 530O 11033 144.19 11202 872(1 10.r22 5448 11887 14733 10140 1 1 950 3841 8972 10041 1 1880 13084 13850 8154 127 10 11163 13B47 3.152 12620 4327 12840 11754 13254 12625 9540 2813 1 262 1 13435 10209 8622 6176 2768 9217 10192 2536 4398 3799 6147 SOCCER Bertie Ander- son, who played C.WARSIE Terminal Rerrentinn (12) 8S1.1 Faster Ave. Cl.overdala 1-1823 AVEISTE Keystone Recreation Center (ft) 2.30.1 Coney Inland Avenue Ollwer Orean Rerreation (8) iOSO Eait 18th Street DF.wej 6-9411 Michael Brooke CJeiaou 19 Momha Bvrne. Flatbuh 50 I Lubv. Elite 78 Rao. DoojigHers 69 U-aibo.

Kevsione Blue 86 Mark Palmeri. jM'n' Red 21 Barbara, Kevsione Blue 73 I.aspina, Keystone Blue 27 Calise, DoojlKaers 81 rimo, Kevsione Red 74 liono, Doojigaers 84 Zimmerman. Flalbush 80 Lmina, DoojlRKers fit t.eruerl. Doojiagers 18 C'onforli. Elite 81 Poniphrey.

Elite 86 Tatani, Kevstone Red 66 Chiobaro. Kevsione Red 56 Btidesheim Farraajul 40 Menehan. Farraaut 18 M'lndoe. Elite 61 Fiocarro, Keystone Red 68 Mendeilfl. Keystone Red 17 Perkins.

Farraaut 30 Caliero. Keyslone Blue 26 Newman. Elite 44 EASTERN PARKWAY Palatial Bowling (8) 5.1.1 Eastern Parkway FRraident 1-9087 BAY RIDGE Rell Rolling Alleys (12) Fifth Arenne Windsor Shore View .113 Sllth Street Rcrrentinn (10) SHnre Road 5-HS94 New York plays, for the Center Critic raptured the piece of silverware by defeating the Manhattan F. C. of chirago.

The American league annual meeting will he held at the Hotel Imperial. Tony l.auh. formerly with the New Vorks. plays for the enter lub of Chicago while on army furloughs. Adrian Mrf'ann, former secretary of St.

Mary's Celtic, is serving in Alaska. brother, Leo, is in South Carolina. The Morgan Strasscr F. of Pittsburgh, now contesting the National Cup final, won the National Amateur Cup in 1010. defeating all River for the honors.

Two nephews of Archie McGregor, president of the Manhattan League, are 8th Army casualties. E. FLATBlSn Guy RurHnnrl Rerreation (10) 81.1 I'tlra nr. Chnrrh Dlrkena 2-8458 for Hispano Sunday in the National Challenge tup final, is serving with the Army Air Force in Florida. A rluhmate, Chester Skiba, and Bob Liphard of the Baltimore team are in the same unit.

Starlight Park will close for the season following the United Nations tournament June 13. Wally Peters of the Kearny Scots will assist Brook -hattan and Bill Lamm of Prospect Inity will play for New York Americans in the Duffy Cup final at Starlight Park June 6. George Barr, the International halfback of Brookhattan and Tony Scattura of German-Hungarian F. C. are In the same unit and now serving overseas.

The last National Cup final in Thmnpson'a (6) 505 Orinftnn Avenut SHore Rnad 5-9407 St. Louis Stars In Dexter Pair The St. Louis Stars, who opened their Eastern invasion Sunday with BENSONIIUItST Ideal Bowling Alleyi (8) Bar away ft (IMh at. BEaehylew 5-9540 Parkway Recreation (12) 1913 lh Street fSolanade 2-R48? "Mom and pop's pone bowling and I've pot to s-tay home and play shut-eye. Gosh, it's tough to he too young to go out nights.

Pop tells me that all I can roll is a marble but he better look out! I'm going to sleep twice as fast and grow up in a hurry and then watch me beat that puny 150 score of his. Boy, will I have fun Poor junior! He has our sympathy. But he'll grow up fast enough and bowling will wait for him. For bowling is the sport of men and women of all ages. It's a great national sport, and it's growing more and more every year.

ROUNDUP- The fate of football at. many colleges depends on the success that Representatives A. S. iMike FLATBlSn College Rowling Center (12) 2310 Nostrand Ave. Cl.overdale 8-0228 Elite Bowling (6) 1.580 rlatbnh Avenue MAnslield 8-945S Farragut Pool Alley (16) 1525 Albany Avenue MAnafield 6-5900 Frcdtlie Fitzainimona' Lanea (24) 120 Empire Blvd.

BUckminaler 7-1200 Joe Spinella'a Albemarle (8) 975 Flatbu.h Avenue Bllekmlnaler John W. I.iihra, Flnthnsh (8) 2014 Chnrrh Avenue Bt rkmlnaler 4-8811 Kenmnre Bowling Center (16) Flatbush ft Chnrrh Avea. INjersoll 2-8134 Regent Bowling Ararlrmy (9) 1018 Flalbush Avenue INaeranll -781 Monrpney, La Vern R. Dilweg and Samuel A. Weiss enjoy in their fight BUY WAR BONDS BOROUGH HALL Albee Square Recreation (12) S3 OrEalb Arenna Cumberland -Hl8 Eagle Recreation, Inc.

(26) Wathlnitnn Street MAIn 4-0581 Neviiia Howling Center (20) S.I? Fulton St. TRiinilt A-IIMO New Orpheum Aratlemy (8) 580 Fulton Street RTerllnt 8-9023 Pearl Rerreation (8) 421 Fulton Street Ct'mherland 8-8886 State Bowline Academy (28) 90 Flalbaah Aeenna Cumberland 6-8430 Jvii Vi tei a victory over the Newark Eagles, will make their first appearance at Dexter Park as a Negro National team when they face the Bushwicks in two games. The Stars made their last appearance at Woodhaven in 1941 when as members of the Negro American League they gave the Bushwicks a tough battle in a night game. The Mound City team has a strong pitching staff and when it moves into Dexter Park all of the following fllngers will be available for duty: Chip McAllister, Walter Calhoun, Charles Boone, Hank Grimes, Bob Walker and Tom Parker. Ches Gray and Sammy Sea-graves probably will divide the catching.

on the War Department, ban against soldier-student participation in college athletics The Phillies must have Ukcn thp news badly on the probable July drafting of Babe Dahlgrrn They opened their Western trip last night with a 1 setback hv Burky Walters In Cincinnati It was nice to hear of our old friend Dutch Leonard chucking a 10 win over the Brow r.s Bucky Newsom, like all really good BORO PARK Boro Bowling Center (6) KINGS HIC.inVAY Kingaway Bowling Center (10) 2032 Coney Island Ave. ESplanade 6-9500 Quentin Bowling Center (10) -005 Coney Island Ave. Esplanade 5-848A 5239 18th Aeanua Windsor (-9X60 Roro Park Bowling Academy (10) 5I1 New Utrecht Ave. Windsor S-87HII See the list of Brooklyn Bowling Proprietors Association Academies on this page pitchers, never throws at, a batter's head Greg Rice will act as coach lor five merchant, marine cadets In the Metropolitan A. A.

U. Junior championships at Van Cortlandt Park Sunday Robert K. Allwardt, swim ace, is the first freshman in 25 years to win a varsity letter at Michigan Rob Orr of Brigham Young University was rejected by the army brvmise of a bad eye. but those who opposed him in football ami basknball will find it hard to believe for he was a fharpfhootrr in ba ami a forward pa-sing whiz in football Russ Letlow, a prod'ir' nf Kranrisro U. and a veteran Green Bay Tucker, has joined anv.

M.irv Harriwirk, ranking British tennis star, will an exhibition tour of Eastern army ramps June 9, an BASEBALL Tomorrow 3 P. M. Yankee Stadium Yonicees vi. Detroit '-ai PARK SLOPE Plara Bowling (16) th Flalhnsh Avea. MAln t-9181 Regal Rnwling (12) 116 Flflh Avrnna STerllnt 8-8110 RLSinVICK Hale Bowling (10) 311 Fulton Street APpleialr l-Oltn Lawler Brotliera (11) B'sray.

ear. Ranenrk SI. FOarroft 9-2209.