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MM Sinners Finish 2 Major Upsets On School Courts Boys High Tops Brooklyn Tech, Holy Trinity Rips St. Michael's By JAMES J. MURPHY PLAN BIG SENDOFF All the clubs in the Brooklyn Kiwanis League will join the Flatbush Robins in giving pitcher Jim Shanley, who goes South with the Giants' farmhands in March, a fitting farewell at an entertainment end dance at Stanley Smith's, 2026 Church Friday everting. Feb. 20.

The members of friends of the old Flat- Lincoln Swim Star Qualifies For City Crown Sheff Turns in Best Time in 220 Event At B'klyn Tech Pool 7 Two major upsets marked play in school league basketball yesterday. Boys High accounted for the most amazing surprise when it took the measure of Brooklyn Tech in overtime in the latter's gym, 56 54, thus ending the Engineers' five-game bush White Sox, Tide Social Club and the Round Top Social Club will join the Robins in making the occasion a gala one. John E. Schiavo, manager of the Robins, and Shanley's" father, Jim also a pitcher, starred with the Vhite Sox from 1918 to 1923 and were also active in both social clubs. The boys plan a sendoff for young Jim befitting a big leaguer.

The setup is going to be big time with a Broadway flavor. Leo Masters' orchestra will furnish the music, and among the entertainers will be Margaret Manning, vocalist for Charley Spivak's orchestra now playing the Pennsylvania Hotel; Travis 'Washington, featured at Cafe Society, and the Three Deuces. In addition there will be ft jitterbug contest and novelty dances for prizes. The Who's Who of Flatbush athletics when the section was an agricultural center will also be on hand to honor Voung Jim. His mother, whose maiden name was Sally lay wood, was quite an athlete in her own right in the 6ection in the good old days.

WELL DESERVED HONOR Dick Imbornoni, center, who competes and stars in three sports, receiving the Daniel Cashman Trophy os the outstanding athlete of Brooklyn Prep from Rev. Joseph B. O'Connell, S. right, president of the institution, as Rev. Harold F.

X. Folser, o. ierr, neaamaster, looks VERSATILE LAD Dave Gotkin, younger brother of Lady of Lourdes Wins Tyro Crown With Jack McDonough setting the Dace in scorine with nine points, Our Lady of Lourdes captured the first half tyro uue ine iNonnern bection of the C. Y. O.

League by defeating St. Joseph Patron on the latter's court, 2115. George Prendergast was on for 18 points and St. Francis Hy and cousin of Dave (Java), the latter pair former St. John's University stars, who is currently starring with the Thomas Jefferson basketball team, is said to be a much tetter baseball player, if that is possible.

When Jefferson resumes the diamond sport this Spring, Dave will be one Tf the leading candidates for the berth at either shortstop third base. He plays around Betsy Head Park, and the 1 ndians and Red Sox have their eyes on him, although he as three more years of high school before him. Coach Mac Hodesblatt of the Thomas Jefferson etball team is high on Manny Molbo, who has just from a fractured arm. The youngster is a great Jefensive player and is a real leaper when it comes to get-ing the ball off the backboards. The All-New York City Public and Private Schools occer elevens, the former the outfit that met and defeated 1 ie Philadelphia All-Stars in Quakertown recently, will be at the Candlelight Restaurant on the Heights, Sat-day night, Jan.

31. Pat Vecchio of the St. Michael's basketball team is a uch better player than he is given credit for. He would a starter on any other team. In his freshman year he led Jayvees in scoring and was immediately advanced to varsity with which he is serving his third year.

He is type of lad who must play regularly for a team to get benefit of his shooting ability. i Coach Frank Murtha of the Midwood High football im has picked some of his huskies and is drilling them play the varsity basketball quintet a special court game the school gym on Friday evening, Jan. 23. Sal Maggio, former star of Boys High and Colgate Utii-rsity and ex-mentor of St. Francis Prep, is one of the men considered as a successor to Frank La Borne as foot-1 coach of Mt.

St. Michael High School of the Bronx, iui. ice returning from the service, Tut has been officiating games and doing an efficient job. He is one of the members of the 25 Club of Boys High, the team that captured the P. S.

A. L. city championship in 1925. Bill Fankhouser, a junior, is one of the most versatile athletes at Poly Prep. Currently he is playing forward on the basketball team.

In addition he is a valuable pitcher "with the baseball nine and a dependable back in football. Mayor William O'Dwyer has been invited to distribute the letters at the annual Sports Dinner of Xavier High School of Manhattan, to be held at the Hotel Commodore on Thursday evening, Feb. 5. Jack Lavelle, former Notre Dame grid star, will be toastmaster of the occasion. Leo Paquin, erstwhile All-America of Fordham, is athletic director of Xavier, and is also serving on the dinner committee.

A trophy will be awarded the football player voted outstanding in the East. A good part of those attending the affair will be from Brooklyn and Queens. Long Court Run By Dragon Club The saying, "all good things must come to an end," received the stamp of approval today from the Dragon Club basketball team which dropped its first Highland Park Church League match in two years. It was a 60 to 47 beating by the Sinners that terminated the streak. The defeat was the first in 10 league games this season but the Dragons are still in first place by a comfortable margin.

The Sinners letj, 16 to 6, in the first quarter, 29 to 25, at the half, and, 46 to 35, in the third period. Tom Fitzgerald, Harold Garrett and Augie DeFusco IpH the Sinners' attack with 15, 12, and 10 points in that order. Knight topped the Dragon point-makers with 11. The triumph sent the Sinners into a three-way tie for third place with the Dexters and 'St. Lukes with five wins against four losses each.

St. Lukes triumphed over Church of Peace, 5628. Twenty-three points by William Wendling of St. Lukes was the outstanding feature of the game. a iie uneups: Dratons FlJ Sinners Knitht Auwarter 0 0 0 8 2 12 0 2 0 8 0 0 3 IS 2 10 3 7 i uiBotart 0 8 Boivntntton 1 3 i Garrett 1 9 Radtke 4 SIRnapp 0 Wetsler Durr Maxwell Howell Mahoney Fittierald DeFusco Oallear Totals 20 7 47 Totals 25 io 60 winciai Healey.

ai. Church of Peace PI Jury Foos Qrelner Aarseth 0 4 Cole 1 lllDorsey 2 4 Hunold 0 Turks 0 12 Haulier 0 2 Peterson 1 23iWebel Abrams 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 Patterson Beore Wendlinv Totals 28 4 581 Official Healey. Totals 11 21 Pro Knicks Back- In Garden Monday When the New York Knfekpr. bockers return from the road to meet the Philadelphia War- riors at Madison Square Garden next Monday night, Jan. 19, it will mark their last game in the midtown arena until the season's finale with the St.

Louis Bombers on March 10. In the interim, the Knirka will play nine home games at the 69th Regiment Armory. Joe Lapchick's courtmen have two more games to go on their current trip. They face the St. Louis Bombers in the Mniinrl City tomorrow, then move on to Washington to meet the Capitols Saturday night.

In tomorrow's engagement at St. Louis, the Knicks face the hottest club in the Basketball Association of America at the present time. The Bombers, nn an extended home stay, have polished off five victims in a row. The Knicks. however Viniri 20 advantage in games won their season's series with the St.

Louisans. Rnth were scored In New Ynr 7367 and 7156. Dukes Quintet Trios lions in Community Play The Dukes nosed out the Lions, 4240, in a basketball game at P. S. 161 Community v-cuiei, me lineups: Dukes I Lioas Baumiarten 5 1 ii'iMik.

o. a i 2 4 a i a T. T. a 3 1 5 3 11 3 7 2 4 0 4 Bachnun 4 3 lllpox Goodman Lerner 2 1 5'Lapidus 3 a SiOreenwald 0 2 2 BerkoMts 2 4i Landsman 0 1 1 Braverman Jacobson Waldman Mcnack Totals 18 10 4al Totals 14 12 40 SEE PAGE 77 THIS WEEK'S Then Call NE. 8-4169 DRAFTING ARCHITECTURAL MECHANICAL MACHINE DESIGN BLUEPRINT READING BUILDING ESTIMATING National Technical Instituia NEW EVENING CLA88E8 Maekiae Dtslas Starts jaa.

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4-M2 Marnlni. AfteraMa, Ivealna- Classes AVAILABLE TO VBTEKAN8 Enrollmtitt A.M. 7 P.M. JAN. J.4, .1 948 1 9 xavier hung up its eighth straight win on the home floor in the Central Division of the major race by disposing of St.

Augustine's, 7140. St. Fran cis Xavier needs only to beat Sacred Heart-St. Stephen's on the latter's court Friday night. bt Cecilia's made It four in a row in the Northern Section major ranks hy taking the measure of Holy Family on the lat ter's floor, 7140.

in a Central major tiff. St. Teresa's, playing at home, bagged Nativity, 6243, and St. Finbar's bested Little Flower in a Southern Section major env broglio in the latter's gym, 64 to 47. The lineups: Our Lady of Lourdesl St.

Joseph Patron o. P. i McDonouih 3 3 OuUotta 0 1 1 Alima OOO Rama 204 3 0 6AI0I 10 2 rim Cearskjr Dor so Griffin Quirk Truchto Campel Haliahan Totals 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 SPimuu 3 0 8 0 0 O-Matla 0 2 2 0 0, Delia 0 0 00 0 0 0, 3 21 Total 3 IS St. rrancu xavier at. AUfUstine o.

p. a. r. r. Connors Perry Pal umbo Carroll 0 10 Kelly 1 3 0 2 2 Worst 0 0 0 113 oavioson 5 1 11 0 0 0 Derrmaclc 0 0 0 4 0 Boylan OOO McNeely K.rrenor'st 0 1 1 Daly 2 12 Boyle 7 2 18 O'CaJlahan 2 12 Rlelly 1 11 Gray 0 0 0 1 21 Q.Pren'cul 8 2 lft Boyce 0 0 0, Tatals 31 9 111 St.

Cecilia I Totals IS Holy Family 40 o. T. o. r. r.

Ballnskl 1 19 De Blena 13 Navarra Lydon Meagher McAllister Bioist 0 8 Schuster 1 9 Hessemer Meo 2 0 18 Roland Kelleher Douiiu 0 2 1 7 0 2 0 4 0 2 1 1 6 Totals 33 5 71 Total 18 8 40 Bt. Teresa Nativity a r. P.I o. p. Canal 4 1 OiReilly 4 0 8 1 3 Cook 2 19 0 8.

Pare 4 2 8 1 ll'Blaneo 4 19 1 9 Maskrar 13 9 0 2 McDermott 10 2 4 6 Linekln 1 0 2 2 4 Worth 10 2 Duffy Henrich Meyer Bob Powers O'Malley (juinn Bill Powers Chiara Steves Nelson 1 3 Hillon 0 0 1 0 Totals 25 12 62' Totals 18 7 43 utile flower st. rlnbar a. p. P. Winters 7 8 22 Dunl 0 18 2 4 1 13 1 3 1 3 Duddy Qulnn 2 Obeld 1 1 Greco 1 3lBontiorno 1 3 Nocclaro 1 SiOevini 0 2'DiOocomo 1 lOardulio 0 2 LaRura 0 2lPicclninl Hill B.CIoonan Quid Ice I 1 Walsh J.Cloonan 3 0 McManus 0 2 Mullen 1 11 Totals 18 15 47 Totals 27 10 (4 CENTRAL JUNIOR Sacred Heart St.

Stephen's Bt. Michael St. Edward's O. P. P.

O. P. Krrlao 0 2'Perrara 0 4ICannlzaro 0 22! Abel 0 4' Acevedo 2 8 Brcalano 2 24 1 II 0 1 31 1 11 Es pos I to Laa-ana Cavalier Scotto Elenio Babla Llpart otu Oambello Totals 38 7 83 1 Totals 6 3 15 Don Sheff of Abraham Lin coln, who swam all year in the 100-yard freestyle event in the P. S. A.

L. meets, qualified in the 220 for the City individual championship finals yesterday in the Brooklyn Tech pool. A junior, Sheff turned in a bet ter time than the nine-year-old city record of Jerry' Levin, a Lincoln graduate. Up to a late hour last night the officials would not recog nize Sheff's mark as a new one because, they said, the quali fied number of timers were not at the finish line in the elimination heats. The Lincoln stu dent covered the 220 course in 2:19.1.

Levin's time, established in the Columbia pool on Jan. 25, 1939, was 2:21.2. Louis Benza and James Rhodes of Evander, Stanley Ka- minsky of Curtis, and Joseph Hanrahan of Textile, entered the final with Sheff. The near est to aheff mark was a 2:21.4 by Benza. The experts taking yesterday's performance into consideration, believe that not only will Sheff annex the 220 title but may very easily lower his time in the Tech pool.

Bob Halbauer of Evander is the City 220 champion but he is not competing in that event this 'year. He chose the 50 and entered the semi-finals on Monday. Dive Unfinished Only two flights were run off in the fancy diving event and until the third one is completed tomorrow afternoon in the Tech pool the 10 semi-finalists will not be known. The Brook lyn and Manhattan sections competed yesterday. Queens will be heard from tomorrow, Henry Nostdal of Manual, defending springboard stylist, and Henry Cazalet of Erasmus, run ner-up, showed their wares in the quarter-finals yesterday, and It appeared certain today that they'll make the semi-final and final grade.

Jim Johnson of Clinton, and Harvey Volante of Evander, finalists in 1947, will probably join Nostdal and Cazalet. Joseph Abelson of Washing ton, Edwin Radlauer of Bronx Science, Dan Rubin of Jamaica. ana jiu schuntz of Jackson, entered the semi-finals in the 50-yard freestyle, 100-yard breast ana backstroke classes, re spectively, in swimoffs yester day. A new record is expected to be made in the 50-yard free style. Halbauer bettered Lloyd Anderson's 1927 mark of 0:24.8 by a tenth of a second in the quarter-final heat on Monday and has been known to do even better than that in the dual meets.

Jerry Shelabor of Cleve land is another who has turned in lower times during the dual meet season. The semi-finals and finals will be held Jan. 23 at Co lumbia. 'The summaries: 230-yard freestyle fouallfiM fnr flruUl Donald Sheff, Lincoln, Loula Benza, Kyander, 2:21.4. James Rhodes, Bvander.

2:29: Stanley Kaminaky. Cur tis. joaepn Hanranan, Textile, 2:34. SO-yard freestyle (Qualified for aeml- finalel Joseph Abelson. Waahintrton, 0:269.

100-yard breastatroke (qualified for semt-nnals) Edwin Radlauer, Bronx Science. 100-yard backstroke (qualified for semi-finals) Dan Rubin, Jamaica, 1:14.4 ana siu Bcnums, Jackson, 1:13. Henie Boasts Finest Collection of Trophies honia Heme will open her 11th annual personal appear ance run in Madison Square Garden, Thursday, Jan. 22, as the greatest entertainer sports ever produced, but she still regards herself as an athlete, and boasts as her proudest possession one of the finest collec tions of trophies in athletic history. The collection includes 450 cups and medals valued at $462, 000, and comprises practically all the trophies Soma won as Norwegian champion, ten-time world and European title-holder and three-time Olympic winner.

Harwood Trophy Race Scheduled for Sept. 12 ane 1948 running of Har-wood's trophy race around Manhattan Island will be held on Sunday, Sept. 12, it was announced today. First held in 1904, the 30-mile speedboat classic was revived last year by the American Inboard Association after a lapse of 13 years. The announcement of this year's race was made at the annual luncheon meeting of the A.I.A.

Syracuse Has Srfck byracuse, N. Jan. 14. (U.PJ Syracuse University's boxing team has won the Eastern In tercollegiate title eight out of the 14 times it has competed. I winning streak and creating a P.S.A.L.

Division 1 race. Thomas Jefferson, defending champion, became deadlocked with Tech with five wins and one setback by visiting and sub duing East New York, 48-45. In the other two games in that division, Eastern District, play ing at home, repulsed George Westinghouse, 67-60, and Samuel J. Tilden conquered Alex ander Hamilton, on the lpsing side court, 41-32. In the other upset, Holy Trinity ended St.

Michael's three-game wininng streak in the. C.H.S.A.A. on the Lexing ton. Caseys hardwood, 51-42, The setback gave St. Francis Prep undisputed possession of first place with 4-0.

Holy Trin ity has broken even in four games. New Utrecht, another playing at home, remained stale mated with Erasmus Hall for second place behind Abraham Lincoln in P.S.A.L. Division 2 with 4-1 by eking out a narrow nod over Lafayette, 44-42. It was the Frenchies fourth straight loss. In the other game in that division Fort Hamil ton entertained and disposed of Midwood, 57-45.

The triumph was Fort Hamilton's third in five games and Midwood's fifth reversal in a row. Home Teams Win Non-feague games in Queens between schools of the two PS.A.L. leagued in that county, saw the home teams from the South Shore prevail over the North Shore Jamaica, the South Shore leader, shaded Bayside, tied for first place with Newtown on the North Shore, 42-41. Gil Salvatl tossed in the deciding goal in the last 10 seconds. Richmond Hill pre vailed over Forest Hills, 64-51, and John Adams came from behind to take Grover Cleveland, 50-45.

The absence of Jamie Mosko-witz caused Julie Meyer to offi ciate alone in the Tech-Boys High game and many disputes ensued. Seymour Cohen fouled out for Tech In the last quarter and it had a lot to do with the Blue and White's downfall. Boys led in the first quarter, but Tech was in command at the half, 30-28 and in the third quarter, 48-41. Boys made seven points the last minute on two field goals by Howie Jones, a foul by Solly walker and a basket by Danny Wasserman to knot matters at 48-all. Then Al wein stein scored for Tech and Was serman capitalized on two foul shots in the last 20 seconds to knot the issue in regulation time at 50-up.

Benny Capa- dora'g field goal In the last five seconds of the overtime period won for the Red and Black. Lead All Way Jefferson had to come from behind to beat East New York which led by 26 -16 at half-time St. John's Prep Routs Regis High Mermen Mermen of bt. jonns Jfrep, performing In the home nata-torium yesterday afternoon, defeated Regis High of Manhattan in a dual meet, 4215. Jack Murphy saved Regis from being shut out without an In dividual victory when he captured the 220-yard freestyle in The.

summaries: 150-Yard Medley Won by 8t. John's (Crowley, Sullivan. Outhv): second.Reais (Waters, Lynch and Welserz. Time, 1:43 ISO-Yard Freestyle Won by Buckner. Bt.

John's; second. Steady. Reals; third McSweeney, St. John's. Tims, 0:25.4.

100-Yard Freestyle Won by Flood. St John's; second, Ferrin, St. John's; third Fsxton. Reals. Time, 1:03.

100-Yard Backstroke Won hy Jeasti St. John's: second, Deutch, Regis; third Lynch, Reels. Time, 1:24.0. 100-Yard Breastatroke Won hy Altera. St.

John's: second, Crowley, St. John's; third. MacLennan, Reels. Time, 1:24. 220-Yard Freestyle Won by Murphy, Reals; second.

Crass, St. John's; third, Rendick. Reals. Time, 3:57. 200-Yard Freestyle Relay Won by St.

John' (Orase, Ferrin, Flood and Buckner): second. Regis (Murphy, Steady, Paiten and Ronery). Time, 1:54 4. DODGERS EXPANDING QUARTERS FOR GRID The Dodgers are wasting little time shifting the scene of football activities from 161 Remsen St, Bill Cox's offices, to 215 Montague St, Branch Rickey's inner sanctum. Jerry O'Brien, the only one of the old grid crew added tf the Rickey staff, will occupy Mickey McConnell's promotion and scouting office, and the latter will shift to Jack Collins ticket parlor on the third floor.

Collins, taking the ball from there on, is shifting to the street floor, thereby sparing future purchasers of baseball (and football) ticket the trouble of mountain-climbing one flight tie for first place in Brooklyn's Dave Gotkin threw in 20 points for the Tommy Jeffs and Tony Mendolia excelled for E.N.Y., which has won four and lost two. In gaining an even break in six tiffs, E.D. led throughout, 16-9, 36-18 and 49-34. Leo Sloane, Marvin Lebowitz and Jack Lei-man shone for the victor and Jack Elliott threw in 20 for Westinghouse, which now has a record of 24. Tilden also paced the game with Hamilton at 9-5, 19-10 and 31-21 for a set-up of 3-4, while the loser has now dropped six straight.

Herb Levitt and Mar vin Dinowitz starred for the East Flatbushers and Joe Cur- rao sank 19 for the beaten five Lafayette showed In front of New Utrecht in the first two periods, 1210 and 26-23. New Utrecht was in the van by 34-33 at the three-quarter mark. Dave Russell and Bob Fleichman were the big guns for the Green and White victor, and Irwin Belopolsky and Bobby Relss hogged the spotlight for the Frenchies. With Jimmy Sotis, Eddie Murphy and Tom Lotito doing the heavy damage, Fort Hamil ton was in front of Midwood at the half, 23-11. Ray Schwartz bagged 22 points for the losing cause and Don Deutsch 11.

After being in command by 12-3, Holy Trinity relinquished the advantage to St. Michael's at the half, 22-18. The Williams-burgers got back in the lead in the third quarter, 32-30. Tom Brennan, Jim Callaghan and Sal Villanl were the heavy can-nonaders for Chick Keegan's club, and Frank Sidoti for the Bay Ridgers. The lineups: Boys Hilh I Tech O.

T- .1 O. F. Jones 2 13 Guthmuller 4 2 10 PaUadiro Buchalter Cohen Walker Felnerman Wasserman Cappadora Mifce Oe.and 0 0 Setser 0 8 Weinstein 0 2iFlnaernaiel 2 6 Daddl 0 4 Sadowskss 1 1718. Cohen 0 4 BrltO I lj-Ayalav 0 a 0 4 1 13 2 0 0 0 0 0 10 2 6 I i Totals 25 Ml Totals 23 44 eiere Julie Meyer. Eastern District Westinibouse F.

F. P. A 1 7 4 20 3 7 A 9 4 8 Lebowlts 4 10 Farber 2 13 May 2 8 Elliott 5 Helsht 0 10. Allen 6 Chapman 0 6j a 2 1 A Sloane Skodis Teetman Lelman Greenfield Cohen Turlel Morlti Totals 23 21 R7I Totals 19 22 60 Releree Wunderllch. Umpire Rhati-can.

Tilden Hamilton O. F. T. F. P.

1 3 2 6 3 19 0 2 Dlnowiti 4 0 BiTorre Levitt 8 Mallr 4 Currao 6 Pardi 8lrubl Sherman Koss Morris 21 Paris Roberts Kolten Sllversteln Bchaoknai Solomon Widen Dorfman Totals 17 7 41 Totals 12 33 Referee- -ueowits. umpire Levy. New Utrecht Lafayette F. P. o.

F. F. Russell 3 11 Roalin 2 8ReiM 2 8'8chwarts 0 10' Belopolsky 0 0 Ourian 4 Ai Kinsler 0 BertolotU 1 l'Schwam 1 Levitch 2 10 2 4 1 15 2 4 0 0 Lstinsky Fleichman Stelter Barondea Menchel Orossi 0 0 0 0 Totals 1ft 12 44; Referee Goldman. Totals 17 42 Umpire Laffel. Midwood N.

Y. U. O. F.P.I O. F.

Russell snerman Levitch Laiinsky Fleichman Stelier Adelsky Menchel Hollln Edenbaurn 1 3 1 Cohen 4 10! Bernstein 3 Browner 5 8 Schwartl 1 1 Dru.ta 1 3 Deutsch 0 2 Quasi ToUls 18 21 53 Totals 10 14 34 Umpire Schuman. Referee Raupplus. Fort Hamilton Midwood o. r. f.i p.p.

1 7 1 11 6 22 1 1 0 2 2 2 0 0 Murphy 3 11' Bernstein 4 18 Deutsch 0 10 Schwarts 0 4 Browner 0 2 Sherman 0 2 Linschiti 2 10 Druse 0 0: 0 o1 Sotis Lotito Doyle Layden McTlernan Ranucei Tarantola Parrell Oustafson Totals 24 87 Total. 17 11 45 Referee Krinsky. Umpire Leviti. Holy Trinity St. Michael's o.

r. o. p. CfDonnell 2 6 Johnston 1 2 Csllashan Brennan 1 4 2 14'Klelley 1 0 OIHammersley 1 0 2'Donohue 0 0 1 0 12 McMorrow 2 l8ldoti 7 0 3 0 0 0 Pay Oroarkt Hoban Villani 3 7 0 14 Walsh 0 0 0 Totals 23 5 SI! Tolsls 17 8 42 Keieree Martin, umpire Trovano. Jamaica I Bayside a.

r. 1 a. p. 4 6 14 Lee 000 Zimmer Mlddletnn Campbell Pastolovs 0 2'Mrer 3 1 7 8 6 18 3 1 7 7 Knutstadt Nat-el OStlk 8 Beitter Si 0 1 1 Teese 3 2 8 Phillpson Salvatl Totals 16 10 42! Referea Kaufman. -Totals 15 11 41 Umpire Rlrcardo.

forest Hills Richmond HIU O. F. P. O. P.

Hiekey 10 1 0 4 24 Meister 3 ISiw'ochar 4 8 Bier 2 10 Roach 1 3' Cusamaro 0 2 Elmer ft 21 0 01 3 15 Pelenes 2 8 7 8 1 11 i 7 Kopko Savllla Moore Johnson Clinton Hess Totals 25 14 641 Totals 18 15 SI Referee Rlnaldo. Umpire eltaraee. Aoami Cleveland a. r. p.

O. T. I 17 Hannon 7 0 141 Meehan Shuttner Ritsuto O'Connell Slstterv Watkina 1 n.aurhoff 1 3 Blolsi 9 2 3 0 3 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2'Novetta 0 12' Allen 1 3 Karson Pasario 2 4lrlv 1 1 Wilson Chen Its Ladotta 31 Total 23 50' Totals 21 3 45 Referee Bands. Umpire Reiner. on.

Eagle Sporta Picture Referee J. Ryan. Bacred Heart I St. Stephen Nativity o. p.

P.i PP tlevio Llnekin 0 0 Lasana sposlto Doherty Varone Connelly 0 2 0 0 uambella 1 0 0 0 0 0 Scotto Cavalier Erriao Oatto Casey 3 Dececco 3 Delutio 2 Leonelll Cincotta Sabia Totals 7 1 151 Totals 1 13 Referee Linden. CENTRAL GRAMMAR Bt. John's Kome I Bt. Teresa O. P.

P. P. Loslto Olvenn Pepitone Ooik 0 0 Orotan 10 2 0 Conashan 3 0 2 10 McManus 3 0 0 10' Brennan 0 June Arrendalet llHoey 2 2 0 Boylan Drlscoll 21 Smith 0 0 3 0 0 0 waisn Alls ire Totals 13 3 281 Referee Pore. Totals 12 2 26 SOUTHERN GRAMMER St. T.

Aq'nas (Plat) I St. Rose of Lima urn Murphy 8 2 8'Anetti McOreal 1 0 2'Polle Cruise 0 4 4 2 0 4 0 0 0 4 2 10 Whelan 8 0 18! Archer 2 0 Massey 0 0 ORyan 0 0 0 8 i 18 Totals 12 301 Totals Referee J. Hoeninis. Our L'dy Perp. I St.

Rose of Lima R. Talbot 8. Talbot Pusco Pierce Kalissak Atnatueci Leahy Totals 2 W.Lilly 1 Ammetetti Ryan 2 Polllo 4 Archer 0 Power O'Urcioll 1 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 151 Totals 6 2 14 Referee Francis Paueiulo. St. Athanssius at.

therlne nf Gen ts Pi Papa Dibertlno 5 2 4 1 8 0 2 1 2 1 4 1 31 W. 0 lOiTeuntejt 0 4 McCartin 4 12 O'Grady 0 2iWolleren 0 1'S. Strame 0 O'Laurler 0 Whelan 0 2 0 4l 0 0 8 0 2 L. Costa Shry Macart C. Costa Telato Dressell Biinorelll Sullivan Ahem Correntl Totals Refer se 4 86! Totals Duaian.

5 3 13 Navy Yard Cagers Sink Flatbush Boys Behind 10 to 2 at Intermis sion, the Navy Yard Boys' Club basketball team exploded in the second half to win a 36 to 25 decision over the Flatbush Boys' Club. Sixteen points were made by Mickey Mangan of Navy. Teams interested in meeting the Navy Yard Boys' Club 110, 120, 140 and 160-pound teams, may do so by contacting the physical director, at 193 York Street. The lineups: Navy Yard O. P.

Flstbush a. p. Mantan Marts ronls 7 2 lB Stony 0 4 Shaw 1 3 Peterson 0 OCoon 1 7'Rosenberf 0 2Levln Ruseo Risitano V. Russo Concillo Pabon Clement! Totals 16 4 381 Totals 11 3 25 given to the guest who catches the greatest number of fish each day and to the one who lands the biggest fish of the day. Among the special services offered by the Casa Marina for those guests who like to fish, the chef prepares the fish caught each day as part of the fisherman's dinner, if he so de sires.

The two men were riding along a back road near Chain of Ponds when, rounding a curve slowly, they saw a big she-bear in the road. They stopped the car and the bear did not see them. With every indication of a mother instructing her child, the bear growled at a cub in the bushes beside the road. When the cub jumped into tne roaa the old bear fair ly lifted it across to the oppo site side with a resounding slap on tne rump. It was exactly as if she had said: "When you cross a road, cross It fast.

Don't stand around in an open highway. It could prove dangerous." DAN LIONEL. BROOKLYN EAGLE, Cage Title '500' Post The lineups: Wildcats Clippers o. f. r.

a. r. Worth 3 3 9 Lettinl 10 2 Brush 0 1 l'Lowder 1 2 McDermott 5 0 10 Olia 0 0 0 Abtxrton 1 2 D'Auria 10 2 Diamond 2 0 4 Munlck 10 2 Dowd 1 1 3'Caluaccs OOO Dler 5 1 llSantoro 0 0 0 Small 1 0 2 DePaolo 8 1 17 Ciofft 2 0 4 Weiser 8 0 12 Landrl 0 0 0 Total 18 6 42 Totals 20 1 41 ROD AND GUN 4 Bedford Ahead for Just so long as the other five teams continue to bump themselves around in the Bedford house basketball league, the "500" Post quintet need not worry about losing the championship which has reached the halfway mark. The "500" Post, which drew a bye, is unbeaten Jn seven games and has a two-pame advantage over the Macaws. The tournament is so arranged that each will meet its opponent three times.

John Ford's 22 points were more than ample in the i Norphys' 68 to 53 verdict over the Beldens. In another league match, the Wildcats nosed out Ihe Clippers, 4241. Sam De-Paolo scored 17. points for the Clippers. Orioles, 92d Pet.

Win Hoop Contests The Orioles and92d Precinct T. A. L. basketball teams won opei house boys league victories at Eastern District Y. A 41 to 26 iriumph was scored by the Oriole! over Rux.

The 92d Precinct downed the Lors, 6135. Sal Mazzola and Ed Waldo excelled for the Orioles. The lineups: Lords O. 92d Per. PAL.

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Cincotta Verderosa Gaboa Scott Ferens Tellecarap Wilson Friedman Dolobofskf 6 2 2 4 0 3 2 2 3 1 13 1 8 Totals 34 0 681 Totals 5 53 LEAGUE STANDINGS W. L.i W.t. "500" Post 7 0 Norphys 4 4 Macaws 5 2 Clippers 2 6 Wildcats ft 3i Beldens 0 fo Present Sports Program The Hebrew Educational Society of Brownsville will hold a Sports Night program tonight, sponsored by the newly-formed Wednesday Nighters. The program will be divided into three parts. Sports films, featuring Nat Holinan's championship basketball, will lead off the event.

Then will come speeches by prominent alumni, including Robert Siegel, coach at Manual Training, Larry Rose, ex-Brooklyn captain as well as Bobby Sands, assistant coach at C. C. N. Y. Concluding the program will be the introduction of the H.

E. S. team, now competing in J. W. B.

play, by Coach Jules Bender. Murray Eisenstadt, educational director of the institution, will be master of ceremonies. Roach Ex-Grid Star Welterweight Lavern Roach, generally rated as the best boxing prospect of 1947, was atiigh school football star in his native Plainview, Tex. When A. Vincent Harcourt ofvthe Metropolitan Rod and Gurr Club runs a dinner and dance for his outfit, you can be certain' that the last on the menu will be dotted and the pink carnation in his lapel will be of the precise hue that has won him renown.

This time, Metropolitan's 350' odd members will hold forth at Weismantel's Restaurant and Show Boat, Jamaica Ave. near Crescent St. on Friday, Jan. 30th at 7:30 p.m. It's at this affair that the Club awards its diamond-stud ded pins and like adornment: to members who have snared the biggest fish and heftiest game as per sworn affidavits and no hearsay, thank you.

New Fishing Contest Julius Kasdin, co-owner of the fabulous $2,000,000 Casa Marina Hotel in Key West, Florida, announces the inaugu ration of a daily fishing contest to be held among guests at the hotel. A daily prize, consisting of fishermen's equipment, will be I 1 1.