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A 14 BROOKLYN EAGLE, AUG. 3, 1951 JIMMY MURPHY'S COLUMN HERE IS YOUR TEAM: Cadets, Ravens In Semi-Final 4 tsw. -HJr1 I I Ex-Redmeri Stars Clicking in Minors Weiss, Oswald Pace 10 Players DiPippo Birmingham Standout St. John's University which has never sent one of her baseball-playing sons to the major leagues may not have to wait too much longer to gee the lrst Redman- product wearing vr big league flannels. Right now there are 10 former St.

John's 'jilt irr- a diamond stars dotting the rosters of minor league clubs. ,4" A) 1 Ay v3 bill BporU Plolurf RIGHT UP THERE Members of the 63d Precinct Junior baseball nine which is in second place in its tourney with a 3 1 record. Front rowKleft to right, Frank Crutchley, Rudy Pramaggiore, Joseph Palone and Gene Curry. Back row, It ft to right, Bob Cirino, Thomas Saccardi, Jim Edwards, Jim Skelton, Fred Snyder and Frank Cariello. Closest to the majors Is the 1947 Redman battery of Pitcher Johnny Weiss and Catcher Ed Oswald.

Both are with AAA clubs this season. Erasmus Hall grad Weiss is hurler with the Toledo Mudhens in the American Association and St. John's Prep product Oswald is a receiver with Baltimore In the International League. Weiss is a Detroit Tiger farmhand; Oswald Is Philadelphia Philly property. Slugging Larry DIPIppo, Manual H.

S. product and member of the 1949 St. John's freshman team, is moving in the right direction too The 20-year-old first-sacker is Boston Red Sox property with the Birmingham Barons In the Southern (AA) Association. Rutner Doing ell Mickey Rutner, captain of ths 1941 Redman varsity nine, is having a good year with San Antonio in the Texas (AA) League and hopes to move up to the parent St. Louis Browns.

Arid the Red Sox farm team of Roanoke In the Piedmont (B) League is loaded with four Redman products who played at the Wigwam the past three seasons, the quartet Includes lnfielder Herb Rossman, catcher Ray Tully and outfielder Jack Kaiser and Rex Shannahan. Kaiser captained the squad which captured the N. C. A. A.

EaRternsRegional crown. Second-baseman Artie West, leader of the '51 team and three-time All-MeU choice from Valley Stream Central H. lswiln the Red Sox-owned club of Oneonta in the Canadian-American (C) League. St. Augustine's grad Sonny Amodio, who Sangiardi Halted By Goldstein in Paerdegat Play Nicky Vessio of the Sangiardi Movers, who hurled a no-hitter the last time ihfy took the raps off him, was cuffed for but five hiu but he was blanked by the M.

R. Appliance outfit in the Sunday Division of the Paerdegat Softball League, 40. Goldie Goldstein turned in the whitewashing effort and limited the Movers to four scattered safe ties. In the other Sunday Division skirmishes, the Glenwoods re pulsed the Hawks, 51, and Schiro Brothers goose-egged the Vanderveers, 10 0, to remain tied Tor first place in the second half of the race with 3 0 apiece; the Regent Radio pulled the wires on the Nostrand Radio, 6 4, and Jack's Radio made shorts of Snideri Clothes, 70. Bob and Neils continues to pace the field in the Twilight Division, making the Flatbush Chevrolet their fifth straight victim in 10 innings without a loss in a hectic struggle decided bv 1 0.

Each side collected five hits. Morris Kravitz returned to action and pitched a skunking effort for the J. F. D. Manufacturers over the Third Naval District, 5 0.

Kravitz gave up but four hits. Yukons Need Win To Clinch Honors HAWKSHAWS NEEDED There is a mystery at Mclaughlin Park, Tillary and Jay and it nan to do with ths Scooter Derby to be promoted there on Saturday at noon. Gene Milde, who is directing the resurrection of the kids sport, is seriously thinking of trying to contact the Great Houdini'a spirit to see if he can come up with the answer. All the to-do is about a secret vehicle that is supposed to compete with a crack southpaw softball pitching ace operating it. What kind of a car is it and who is the chucker that will chauffeur it? Milde would- like to get the answer before the starter gives the signal sending the cars off.

The old neighborhood where canary birds sing basso, some of the lads wear sandpaper collars, and the cats meow like a siren, will take on the appearance of Indianapolis on Memorial Day when the 500-mile motor car classic is 8 1 Aged. One of the side features of the occasion will be a soft-ball baseball game between the McLoughlin Major League All-Stars and the U. S. Naval Receiving Station. The laddy-bucks will start swinging for the barriers in this fray at 2 o'clock One of the favorite cars in the grind will be the Killar-ney Flyer, operated by Mickey and Gene McGuire.

Joe and Pete Gallagher have entered the Atom Bomb, and Jack and Mike Griffin hope to cut quite a swath with a contraption named What Have I. BROTHER ACT The race seems to be a brothers' affair as there are any number of kinsmen competing. Gregory, Luke and Bob Somma have a puddle jumper known as the Spaghetti Bender. Tony and Nick Accardo will chauffeur the Lightning Rod, and Patsy O'Toole, a fine broth of a young 'un from the Old Sod and a future Hibernian from the top of his head to the tips of his toes, will guide a "vessel" he calls the Irish Battleship Cuspidor, a spitter of a ship. Russ and Charley Zackman have a few surprises up their sleeve, with Step and Fetch It, which functions on carbonated water from Saratoga Springs.

Others who will be in there with rigs that it will be impossible to name include Charley Walsh, Lou Carbone, Mario Delia Ano, Georgie Kaffl, Jack Gregor, Jack Beno, Phil Garcia, Gene Hernandez, Tony Gonzales, Glenn Pre-witt, Jimmy McLoughlin, Skippy Johnson, who has named his surrey with the fringe on top, the Fort Greene Patrol; Fred Marshall, Bob Dunn, Bill Marvin Witofsky, Joe Yellin, Bill Meurer, Jimmy Powers, Gordy Holman, lzzie Litroff, Paul Thorson, Charley Thorson, Mike Fastler, Joe (Scooter) Rizzuto and Dick Julia. OLE STARTS WAR There is a scandal in the Paerde-gat Softball League. Ollie Holmes is being accused of having Dazzy Vance give Nicky Vessio of the Sangiardi Movers secret lessons on how to pitch. That is the talk as the consequence of Nicky recently chucking a no-hitter against the Vanderveers. The Vanderveers are going to await the appointment of the new Commissioner of Baseball and file a complaint with him.

Dazzy pleads not guilty and says he would not get himself mixed up with such a sissy game as softball. ALL-STARS TO BATTLE 'There will be plenty color when the American Legion Junior All-Stars of Kings County encounter a similar aggregation from Staten Island at Eb-bets Field tomorrow afternoon. The first spheroid will be tossed out by Jacob Youdel-man, past commander of Flatlands Post and former Chef oe Guerre of 40 and 8, who is stealing Johnny Cashmore's stuff. But they say Jake throws a mean hook, while Johnny only heaves a ball that is as straight as a string. It is the third annual such game and the rivals have broken even in the first two.

Thus, this is sort of a rubber game and should be replete with thrilling action as Eddie Dorr of Floyd Bennett Post is piloting the Kings County aggregation and Joe Venditti is managing the combine from the little isle out in the bay all by its lonesome. Blue Jays Stop Caissons as Matthews Stars Surviving the first test, tl Surviving the first test, I The Yukons, already assured of at least a tie, can clinch Division title In the Parade Grounds Baseball Leagut I by besting the Deacons Sunday. The Yukons have triumphed thejjn 0f their 13 games and the Blue Jays will encounter 5 and 7 record should tne i)eacons puu an -n. over the sixth-place Indians, an all settled and the Tokens, deadlock for the loop raceuhe divisional chamDion. will Round Clash Winner to Oppose Uptown Victor for Federation Crown The Cadets which probably have had more honors bestowed upon them than any other Brooklyn sandlot team will be out for more glory over the weekend.

Dan Hill's organiza tion, for the last three years the top sandlot aggrega tion in its age bracket, will meet the Ravens, Queens cham pions, in the semi-final round of the New York City Baseball Federation playoff in a two out-of-three game series at Shore Road and 96th St. Field. Two game are on tap Saturday, starting at 1 p.m. with the third game if necessary. Sunday.

The winner of the game will oppose the survivor of the Manhattan-Bronx playoff at Baker Field, Aug. 11 fotthe Federation championship. The New York City Baseball Federation will also send two teams to the Junior Ail-American Amateur Baseball Association tourney in Johnstown, Pa. on Aug. 21.

The victor of the Cadets and Ravens contests and the survivor of the Manhattan and Bronx semi-final will go to the A. A. A. B. A.

The Cadets have won the Varsity Division crown in the Bay Ridge Baseball. League for the past three years, losing but one game over that span. They are also the New York City Baseball Federation and the All-American Amateur Baseball Association tourney defenders. Boast Record of 3.V3 The Cadets won the National Division Bay Ridge crown with 10 straight victories and bested the Fort Hamilton Post, American Division ruler in a two-out- -of-three game playoff. The Hillmen boast of a season record of 35 wins and three defeats.

Hill has four top moundsmen available for the Ravens in limmy McDonald, King, Bill Morey and Len Scott. King and Scott were members of the Brooklyn Eagle All-Star Sandlot Classic combines. McDonald will get the starting nod In the first game but' Hill is undecided who will follow. The Cadets infield is composed of Blomberg, first; John Pergolizzi, second; Sid Kraus. short; and Ed Burch, the Brooklyn Eagle AI1-Star, third; Don Damaino, King, when he is not pitching and Joe Bono are the outfielders.

Carl Mione, the team's top hitter and Bob Smith share the catching. The Ravens are a tough aggregation, having captured the South Shore League title with a 16 and 1 record. Mobley In a track meet for the Va-' I 4. 1 1' 1' 4 4 pitched for the 1949 St. John'slhy Allan Hutt, former member The standing of clubs and' 1 a Philly farm team.

score by innings: TWILIGHT DIVISION piat. Buiti oh. ooooonnno iv-o Bob nmii nonooonno I I BitmiM Washington and Pollack; Huthea, ti and Urlo. i i a a o5 i Navr MHii ofl 4 oiare Bai(vrieraTi ana noinra raraona ana 1 Jordan. in the Winter months riANDiNoi or thi clum when they attend classes at the wl pci wl pet IVincentian university.

BoofcNotla 5 0 1 OOOiNavr 3rd 3 1 .00 1 3 1 730! Indian. 11 it Pool 3i TsOiPiat. ch.r. ii .900 Pauline Bell Pitches, Bati Sunday divi.ioi, Jv. P.

163 to Triumphs Olenwooel 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 5 o1 Pauline Bell pitched airtight Hawta 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 I 4 OIKoll oH r.nUn,.lA 1- freshman squad, -loen his toss Ing for the Grat rks (N. nhi.r. iM i Rutner, Kaiser, West and Shannahan completed their college courses and have graduated from St. John'. Weiss, Oswald, Rossman.

Tully and Amodio working toward their eluding two home runs as the Vacation Playground 163 girls defeated their sisters from Vacation Playground 204, 171, on the former's field, Benson and 17th Aves. Rose Cortlno had a perftCt day at bat With fOUT for four for the victor. In another game. Miss Bell shared the pitching with Eliza beth valente as V.P. 163 sub dued V.P.

101. Jackie D'Agostino hit a grand, slam homer to feature a nine run fourth inning for the victor. Pfizer, Quaker Maid Battwlaa Rlnato and Drlacoll! Pon.ln and Ptnio. n. i -1 03000 04 3 0 -3 000 1 1 a 0 Noalrand Radl Reiant Radio Better! Oardon and Knlcht: Semder.

Cameroa and Oappadora. M. Snldera Olothu 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 4 0 niiin a i ninn 7 a Balterlea Smith and Hmlna; Oreenberlj H. 1 Vinderveer Or I II 0000000 0 3 0 Schiro Bro. "7 0 0 0 0 3 1-10 0 BetMrl Tachlm and Brnaat; Oapoer And Parara.

I. anrlardl Movera 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -4) 4 0 M. It R. Appllanet 4 0 0 0 0 0 i 0 Balterlea Veaalo and Seoiano; OoldaUIn and Duffy. STANDINGS OP CLUBS W.

L. Pot L. Pot. Schrtn 3 0 1.0001 Vandermt 1 1 .333 Olenood 3 0 1.000 Jack a 1 1 .133 M. A ft.

3 0 1.000 Snlder a 0 3 .000 fteaent 1 1 .0071 Havka .000 Sanflardl 1 1 SS7 Nostrand 0 3 .000 Score Loop Triumphs -1 tion Playground 161 won its Charles Pfizer Company and scoreless game in the top halfjsectional softball championship Quaker Maid both won Brook-j0f tne fjftn wnen Connie Metz-Iby flefeatit1g Vacation Play-lyn Industrial Twilight Baseball O.iground 241. Alan Hecht twirled League contests in the "econd andjfor the successful side, innings at the Parade noine Lou Torre s' Mane Castiglia, got three for the successful nine, the Rodeiu. Deacons are in fifth place with jpset and tht stand by awaiting the start the playoffs. The Tokens clinched the crown with an 11 and two slate. The standings and Sunday's games: NATIONAL DIVISION W.

ii 4 3 19 1 Oaltloa Ty-Oobba Lorralnea Laltai 10 II 8 31 Bonecaa 3i St. Francla Xav. aj Blue Eailaa 5, Victoria SUNDAY'S OA MM AT 1:30 P.N. Eaglaa va, St. Francla Xavlar.

Ty-Cobba va. Lorralnea, 1 p.m. Ban ar at va. Loiralnaa. Oeltloa va.

Vlelonaa Ty-Oobba va. Blue Bailee. AltnleltH lvlsmw w. 11 1 Oehrita 3 7 1 Toaana Blue Java Burn. Rookie St, Bernadett 9 4 Dolphin 7 9i Japera 7 8 Mailtoa SUNOAT'S GAMES AT 1 P.N.

Blue va Maixtoa. Jaapera va. Brooklyn Rookiea. Lr.f"!' cum. Cllppera -1 1 3 2 Buccaneera 4 7 3, Ridge Cavtl rt 3 Bonnie Java 10 Bravea 8 Centeura 7 BlAcorna 1 11 SUNDAT'S QAMRS AT II A.N.

RMdeewood Cavaliera va. Acorna, Royala va. Cllppera. Brevee va. Centaurt.

Bonnie Jaya va. Buccaneera. JUNIOR DIVISION 1 1 2, Deacona 10 3t Indiana 7 '8Oala 7j Rldfew Wnlvei Yukon 7 4 3 3 Leaaerla Victoria Bravea SUNDAT'S OAMFJ AT A M. Indian va. LaKtarta.

Vlclorlaa va. Brtvet. Yukont vt. Deacona. LEGAL NOTICES pplkgaTB GKHRES, ELM AN LEHR.

GRACE BACH MAN" HUGHES PAUL RIEGEL BACH-MAN, SARA.M. BACHMAN BlITM T.r.a tjoiT BACHM AN PURSEL, CARL BACHMAN, HOWARD HENRV d. RIEGEL AND CLIF FORD RIEGEL. REND GREETING-WHEREAS. Harry Meyer whi resides at No.

9 Pnwpect Park Wegi in i ths Borough of Brooklyn ot Tha City of New York, has presented petition prsylng for a decrss that certain instrument In writing bear-in dat tha 22nd day of April. 1949. relating to real and personal proper ty. be duly proved as the last Will Testament of EDNA VERA (ometlms knowi as EDNA VERA MOLL), lately re-tiding at 817 Park Place, In tha aaiuwaiyn, of ISw Iu Turpiimpt a aii' III wirR) rr. our Jurroiats's Cnui of ths County of King, lo be held In the Court Room al lh '2 ih" it Hall ot 9:30 clock in tits forenoon, why "ch decree should not he made.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to ba hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS. HON. IVAN RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate of said County, al the Borough of Brooklyn, in tha juSriV" tU day AARON L.

JACOBY Clerk of the Surrogate Court jy20-4t File No. 78195(1 TSLWT0npBL THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and independent. To the Widow AUE AH oss" na ii i a or names and whose place or place, of residence are unknown and cannot after due diligence be ascertained and to any and all unknown person. Interested the pstate of ECHri i "rfPOB AUERBACH De'f ceased, as; creditors, next ot kin or otherwise: Attorney General of i hi State of New York; state Tax Com" mission Rubin Posner: Jacob L0- Osheroff; SEND GREET- WHEREAS. HYMAN WANK Pub.

lie Administrator. Kin an office In the Municipal Building Borough of Brooklyn, filly of 'n" pi entcd his account as Administrator of ECHELL or far-m! ECHELL AUERBACH decerl" stelv residing at No. 2.18 Hrj 8lrcet Rhd i DStitOB nrevin. a petition praying thai hi. be Judicially settled nvjw you and of you are hereby cited to show before our Surrogate' Court of iiv2 County of Kings to Hall of Records, in the County K'JjM- OB the day of Srr, nher 1M.

st 9:30 o'clock in the (Vrenoon' rTsrT. hould no" IN TESTIMONY WHERKOF w. J1 the Sc, 0f nop said Surrogate's Court in -hereunto affixed. (Sesl) WITNESS. Hon F.

ivav "ijBB.N'STEIN. Surmg.tVnf Brooklyn. In tha lm Stars in Meet single. Pfizer came right Rack in the same frame to deadlock tne count on walks to Mike Santora and Ed Van Bomel and Joe Milians hasphit. the right to represent the Bay Ridge league in the playoffs for the New York City Baseball Federation Junior Division title at Crotona Park, Bronx, Sun day.

The survivor will meet the Bronx Royals for the premier honors. The Blue Jays, alily managed or the James Madison Hign School football team and erstwhile diamond performer with the Cadets, hurdled their first obstacle in the path of drive to the stellar honors when they blanked the Caissons, who failed to roll along at Madison Field yesterday and were eliminated, 60. The kalsomining job was done by Eddie Mathews, a young! man who is going to be heard from in the future and who snun a rtpnf twn-hlf tnh Tn ad dition, Eddie retired eight bat- ters via the whiff route. Fie was opposed by Jerry Fonda, who was routed In four heats to become the loser and Spike Rodakis mopped up in vain. The victorious attack was paced by Mike Bozzone, Bill Pappas and Al Lebow, who each connected for two safeties which played a major part In the triumph.

The box score: Blue Java I Calaanha ah po a ab po a Riley.aa S11 1 liHIoliman.lk 101 10 Boer.one.2b 4 2 1 3 0Qulnn.3b 3 0 0 2 1 Plock.cf 30 1 1 llTlerner.of Pappaa.e 3 12 Wflt an.3b 4 0 1 2 0Ponda.p Lebow.lf 4 110 0 Hert.it 3 0 1 10 3 0 14 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 10 2 0 0 BO 2 0 0 1 0 111 Bchev a. 11 10 0 10 i oooo Total. 13 11 lilt Blua Jaya Totall 21 0 1 11 1 10 1110 00 Caieaona 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Irrort Boar on. Htckman, Eehevarrteta. Two-bete hlta Riley.

Lebow, Pappaa. Sacrifice raft Flock. Stolen bate Pappaa. Floek. Lebow.

Double playe Flock to Riley to Haunutter 2: waltman le Haitsatatler, Ratea on balls Off Mathewa 4. Fonda 1, Rodak 1. truck out By Mathewa 8. Fortde 3. Rodaklt 1.

Kite Off Methewe 1 In 7 tnnlnia; Fonda I la Rodakia 3 ia, 3. LEGAL NOTICES THE PEXjPLR OF THB STATE OF NEW TO hv the Orftro of (Ind Fre nd Indpndnt, endent, TO: Llborla Pasquale Rlni. The Man mo for OrDhsns. snd Ells Demino. SEND GREETING: WHiSRBAS.

WIL.I.IAM KIN1. who i-palrloa el Hillside Avernue In the Boroufh of Queen, City of New ork. hu presented his Account as Ixecutnr of ROSARIA MONTE- AauBLArf lotalv VeelHIne' at No. ISni Putnm Avenue, In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Ktni, City snd Stste of New Tork.

snd a petition ana in smenaea peuuon nrtvinr that hie ernnunt nisv be ju- dlclslly settled snd his attorney's fee; nxea, ana ror a conairut-tion ui me Will nf Rosaria Monteleone. and, WHEREAS. In and by said petition a decree waa prayed for authorizing and directing William Rlnl, as such Executor to son me real property the said decedent described in tha said petition for the purpo of pay- ins the debts, funeral ana vnenee nf the eeirl decedent. NOW. therefore, you and each of vou are nereoy ciiea to mow cawe before our Surrogate' Court of the County of Kings, to be held In the Court Room at the Hall of Records In the County of Kings, on the 8th day of Septembe 1KS1.

at 1:30 o'clock in ths forenoon, why such settlement I not ana ither further relief as orayed tor herein should not he granted. IN TBST1MIJIM WMSiKKUl' we have causea tne seal or our Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. nrTUCCC 11.... at WAV RUBENBTfEiN. Surrogate of our eaid County, at the Borough of Brooxlvn.

In the said Count v. tha lat day of August. tii. AAhON JACOBT. Clerk of tha Surrogate's Court.

au3-4t File No. 50321948 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by ths grsce of God. free and Independent. CONSUL GENERAL OF ITALY AT NEW TORK; ViTTORIA RUBSQ FRONTERA. FRANCESCO RAtTANO FRON- FRANCESCHIN A -ERA: ST.

CATHERINE'8 HOSPI-AL: SEN6 GREETING: WHEREAS. HYMAN WANK. Public Admlnletrator. Kings County, with an office in the Municipal Building. Horough of Brooklyn, city of New York, has presented his account as Admlnlstretnr nf JOSEPH OR GIUSEPPE FRONTERA.

decessed. Istely residing St No. 7814Sklllmsn Street. In the Borough wif Brooklyn. County of City and State of New York, and a petition praying that his ac count ntav re settled IS ou and each of you Rra hereby cited lehnw would be created.

The Lazzeris have' won 10 of their 13 under takings. Both the Clippers and Bonnie' Jays, which are battling it out for the International Division laurels, draw second division teams Sunday. The Clippers, winners of li of their 13 contests, meet thev Royals and the Bonnie last year's Junior Division ruler, take on the Buccaneers. The Bonnie Jays boast of a 10 and two record. The Royals are the spoiler team of the division.

Among iiieu live viiiuricB are KutxeHiseB over the Clippers and the Bonnie Jays. The Royals and the Clippers have met twice before. In their first meeting the two nines battled to a 77 deadlock. In a replay of the tie the Royals I wJn ollt erything goes to Hoyle in the National Divi sion. the pacesetting Celtics should clinch at least a tie for the crown Sunday, The Celtics, with 10 wins and three setbacks have one game left and that is against the last place Victorias A-hinh haio ti'inrYinhaW in im ot tneir irays.

Tne Ty-CobDs, victors in nine of 12 games, oppose the seventh -place Blue Eagles and the Lorraines, the other team in the running for top honors, are paired with the fifth-place Senecas. The Lor- i nines ana ly-i ODDS sun navei a rallied out game to maKe up. The Lorraines also have a con- test with the Eagles. The American Division race LEGAL NOTICEB Hall of Record In the County of Kings, on the 4lh day of September. 1951 at 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon, why such settlement should nut be had.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have caused the Seal or our i said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto sffixed. (Sesl) WITNESS. Hon. E. IVAN RUBENSTEIN.

Surrogate of our said County. the Bnr- ough of Brooklyn, in the said County, the 10th day of' Aaron l. jacoby, Clerk ot tha Surrogate's Court, Jy20-4t File No. 21(144 THE PEOPLE 0 EOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by tha arrece nf Gorl free sno inaepenaent. To the the Hu band JOHN PAULITSCH.

if any the name jonn neing fictitious, snd the next of kin. If any. of AGNES PAULITSCH. also known as AGNES BAFOSCHNIK PAULITOH. Deceased, whose nsme or names snd whose place or places of residence are unknown and cannot after due diligence be ascertained, and to anv and all unknown persona.

Interested in the estate of AGNES PAULITSCH. also known as AGNES BAFOSCHNIK PAULITCH. Deceased, a creditors, next 'of kin or otherwise; ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK: CRESENCIA PAULITSCH and ROSINA PAULITSCH. if living, and If dead, their husbands, If any. legal representatives, distributees and successors in interest generally, whose names and places of rcidenca are unknown: SEND GREETING: WHEREAS.

HYMAN WANK. Public Adminu-trator, Kings Countv. with an office in the Municipal Building. Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, has presented Ms account as Administrator of ACNES PAUL-SCHNIK PAULITCH.

deceased, ITSCH. also known as AGNES SAFO-lately residing at No. 58 Morgan Avenue, In the Rorough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City snd State of New Tork.

snd a petition praying tnst nis account may on tuatcia ally sett en: NOW THERBFORK. you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause trefore our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held nt the Kings, on tha 4th day of September, 1951. al 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such settlement should not be had. Hall or Kecoras. in tne county of IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we hava caused the Seal of our said Surrogate Court to be hereunto sffixed.

(Seal) WITNESS. Hon. E. IVAN RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate nf our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County, tha 10th day of July, AARON L.

JACOBY. Clerk of ths Surrogate's Court. Jy20-4t THE Fl GOD NDENT. TO MIT.t.Viri T. ANNA ftlT 1KLGNE EGATF, BOWERS.

IRMA DAL- RYMFLE FSTHFR WAP IE PEOPTJC OF 1 HS STATE NEW YORK. RY THE GRACE FREE AND IN'DEPB LLOYD CARTER 1 of a Quaker Maid rallied In theicallon Playgrounds of the Bed- rr i lm -t-i- I l0n naif or tne extra inning veanui, oica. auiy score five times. Richard Dorstl ducted by Jimmy Coward Senior and Bill I.uhrs singled, Al 'ne Decatur Community (enter Registro ran for Dorst, where he Is director, the Reisenberger sacrifice the tie breaking run across, Joe Parker was hit hv Ditched ball and! Gene Roue walked in fill thei. trailed by 28 with 23.

The hasps. George Schneider eot his! third hit of the game a triple! Jide fl'm thise who figuredj fmio.1D(1 thA to Hear the basque scored thejin the point were iiitn mil tin vwuia sinsie.r-', Kimprv sPrt fho mwi last night. i Pfizer tallied a run in the bot-! torn half of the seventh and final inning to nose out the Bonnie Movers. 21, and Quaker Maid rallied to score five times in the eiehth to turn back Nor- tius Luinpdil, i. Pfizer broke the 11 dead-! lock when Bob Spaeth singled tn left, stole second and went to third when Bill Wakely missed Gil Flauto's grounder.

Spaeth scored the winning marker when Frank Mecocci threw badly trying to get Flauto going into second. Jhe La Starza, Lowry In L. B. Ring Bout Roland La Starza. the vounz Fronx heavvweiRht contender, ODDOses Ted Lowrv, rugged I7' haw Bedford scraDDer.

in their, mucn-dlscussed postponed ten- rounder at the popular Long Beach Stadium tonight. This match, originally scheduled for li.ot WPPk hut rainefl Ollt i PV- pected to draw a CanaeitV nf 1 fWin func iiwwu iji Starza has droDiied on i. I vc t-i luut Dvnuci cu blows, while Joe Foppianl al-1 lowed seven up to the big eighth inning. The bnx scores: Bonnie Movera I chaa. Pll.er abrhpoai abrhooa playground of which in presided over by Bernard Fox.

profiency in nok-hockev and shuffleboard. Vacation playground 64 rolled up 48 points in the annual track meet held at the victorious team's yard yesterday. Next came 171,21 points and 159 with 15 tallies. More than 200 participants fiom the East New York section participated. Roger Hubbard, B4, placed first in the junior 70-yard dash and was a member of the winning relay team Peter OTCeefe.

171, scored a stunnlfig victory by barely nosing out John Falco, 64, in the senior 100-yard dash. Charles T. Drago is the district supervisor and I. Elsen, teacher in chargeof P. 64.

The summaries: JUNIOR DIVISION 70-yard daab 1. Roler Rubber. P. 84; 2. Robert Curelo, V.

p. ill, 1, William Wahlena. V. P. 171.

120-yard relay 1, Roier Hubbard. Wll-lard Wtlaon, Jemea Prrry. Oeori Bertll, V. P. 84: 3, Rooeevalt Stroman, Michael Smith, Ralph Bantantonlo, Frank Bnraeee.

P. 1A8. 3. Bal Irf Btroopo. Oeorie Bpodak.

Richard Klrdock, Kenneth Alexander. V. P. 1.1S. Dlstanee throw 1.

Frank Sabella. V. 04: Donald Clkanoarlck. V. P.

171, Carl: Karaehner, V. P. 138. Biketball ntrh 1, wmard Wilton. V.P.1, 84; 1.

Jemea Ferry. V. P. 1. Oesri Bartoll.

(4. Quoit pitch 1. Bernerd Youncelman, V. P. 108; 1, Robert Parlal, V.

P. ISO. SSNIOR DIVISION 100-yard dath 1. Pete O'Keete P. 17U 1, Jofts FaJco.

V. P. 84. 1, Bok Coley, P. 84 440-yard relay 1.

V. 84 (John PaJco, Jo Marttlt, Bob Coley. Bob Abrafnal; 1. V. 171 (Peter OKeef.

Patter oikuie-wlck. tddie Mthoner. Robert Johnton); 1. P. 114 (Eddie Oorayeb, Jin Cleary, Via ttlbaudo, Peter correntel.

Standlnt broadjump 1. William V. P. 84: 1. Sheldon Weiaerman, V.

P. 15U, 3, Pet Oorente. V. P. 314 Shuff If board 1, Bill Rudland.

V. 171; 1, Ldrry Finn, V. P. 114; 3, Via Ribaudo, V. P.

114 in-Hcond kuketball 1. AvI Akromovll. 84- 1, Sheldon Wjfrilin, V. P. ISO: 1.

Robert Johneon. V. P. 171. Accuracy pltth Bheldert Waaaeemao P.

1: 1 -lb V. P. 84; 1 Anthony Brrtt.rr oo i pi uto.ct-ib 401 7o proud were Ronald Stevens of Meuaer.3b 1 1 0 3 2 Chomaa.rf 3 0 1 0 tuari in nttn 'Torre. 101 1 i Kaiier.it soo no lainen in me poiaio Keiiv.ib ano i siRiiacner i ioi 3 race, and Ike Garrow. his team- uecomc 300 so.Modica.n ion 0 0 a i n.n-Mh in, no.h,....ik inn ni mate whn roBUOi the hrnari "1 Ir-, John Tnompeon, v.

30-Bacond Baake 30-Breond Baaketbell 1. Jama Broarn. Carlton Monro. P. 39: s.

Shufflehoard 1. Alfred Blahlo. f. 44: 2. William Brown, V.

18; 3, Lawrence Handa, V. p. 3S. JNIOR DIVISION POINTS 3.1. 21; V.

P. 178. 17, 44, 21; V. P. 28.

V. P. 83. 0. SENIOR DIVISION POINTS 28 44.

14: 1S7, 3S. 17; V. P. 118, V. P.

81, 0. mmnrlintr some 'ounu meet, comprising some 20 schools and conducted at 197, Kings Highway and E. 22d In a special feature, the P.A.L. girls of the 82d Precinct defeated the 197 team In a softball game, 150. The meet was under the combined leadership of Don Theo-hold, Charles Drago and George Horfman.

with the direction also being done by John Backus. George F. Molloy and Miss Jean Crane, all of 197 In the girls division. Patricia McGinty, 217, won the ping pong tourney, with Diana Rosen and Joyce Singer, both of 103, second and third. Stephen Telrien, 197, copped the boys ping pong and Richard Wilrk, 238, and Newton 193, finished In that order.

James Bonilla, 207, took the senior ping pon laurels, followed hv Artie Epstein, 152, and Sheldon Link, 217 The checkers winners in-i eluded Howard Cohen. 152; Dominick Colonna, 207; Sidney Ualitzpr, 238; Robert Dlnkin, 152 Richard Ladden. 238; Sally Ann Ketenis. 238; Bernice lin, ami Sara Lee Longs- host organization won the team laurels with 38 points. The runner-up spot went to 4 with Playgrounds which competed! The outstanding performer of the occasion was Jimmy j.

Mobley of 44, who captured the 'distance throw and was second I junior oasn. who did themselves jump to sjiv'e his team the meet. The summaries: JUNIOR DIVISION daah-l. John RJiodra. 44.

2. V. P. 44; 3. Mllford v.

Honald Jeflerla. John Rhnnae and 0ina, Omisls Adun and sianlav ee: 3. V. lUaac Markev. Ronald Rtaphen.

Jamfa Freeman and Mllford nerre Potato rare I. Roland Steven. 83: 2, laeac Fierier. V. 44; 3.

Jamee rreeman. V. P. 33 Dlttanre throw I Jemea Mnblev, V. 44: 2.

Leroy Obornr. V. 33; 1, Donald Schertnrdhnn, P. 28 BetkatbaJI eetrh I Robert tvnrh. 33; 2.

Donald Hurrlaon, V. 28; 3, Vincent Oalnea. 35. Surlt Pitch t. CharlM Murell 178-2.

Leon Ureke. P. 178, 3. Stenley Lee, v. r.

jo. SENIOR DIVISION 70-Yard Dean I. John Thnmpaon, Pi i38 1 William Claika. V. 44.

3. Montell Bykea. V. P. 44 yu' L'JS! 220-Yard Relay onbsi ji-keon; 2, 3D-A icari roua-l rwni.

men muBriy minam waiter waller l-e: 3. On fight In 44 pro Starts. ThatjBchnelder.il SlSlOIPranceanl.rf 30100 Panai.rf son 1 flisanmra 2b 2 1 0 2 Wakely 3 0 0 1 0VnBomel. 2 01 8 1 301 oi Tola 211420 0 Tot ill 27 2 21 1. Two oiit vhen wlnnlnir run aa acored.

Brnnle Movera 0 0 0 0 1 0 01 V' Tf.rrnra--Torra. Merocol, Wakelv. Van Rcriel- Baerlllce hita Ralaer. Sai rail. Stolen beilCMf Wak'v Miiln a.

struck wakely a. Miliaria 4. HuakM Mild Nororoaa abrhoa rtrw-tf fii.o,,e Meany.lb Oorat.lf cReetatro 4 0 0 i Tole.3 3 0 11 OlParrarl.cf 0 10 0 OiOoldamlth.e 3 I 1 0 Oaaaola.aa 4 0 13 4 3 10 0 0 3 0 0 9 1 3 0 0 3 Luhra.rf I Ri tenb' r.3S 3 0 1 3 lifttumor.c 2 0 14 1 1 0 0 0 0 Tntala 31 II 24 Total Batted for Stump In Sth bRatted for Foppianl In Sth rRart for Dorvt In Sth. 14 I 4 14 I1 iiiiin o-i OurkT Maid 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 rrror Rautman. mow To-saae mi 00 1 orwoeoe nil ocnnviaar.

dci itiuv, hit Perrerl. Btr.len oat Dl Tola uouoie ZnL I was naa anli! In Rocky Marciano in the Garden last March. At the seashore Lnnnl-oJ I i a.iutj ivuiire I I 0 4 aPrankenbe 1 0000 ana freai JOC LUlllf I roppiani.p jnoui and Keen Simmons before sell- out crowds. La Starza is being mentioned for a Joe I-oulsj match and he must beat touch I Tiger Ted decisively tonight. Is an experienced heavy! UMn.

nni4 will ncin itfiiA'iv a i it-1 1 1 an aiiu last Winter in two cauaeiCARTER nnr Surrowate'a Court of hernre tii rinil ten i'Olind hatllos Wilh'manl a. Btruck nut- By Si roppianl1 Aeeurry Piuh, 1. charlaa Harrlaoo. PMlpan, 152. Rockv Marciano in rwUni v' Herb Awards were also made for if County to ba held i tha ns8 iiNwam lvJU-4t art.