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lg BROOKLYN EAGLE, TUE? OCT. 2, 1951 JIMMY, MURPHY'S COLUMN Merc's Your Team: Chieco Squires Hold Edge Over Lincoln Team Won Fint Clash, Deadlocked Second Try Again Sunday Another attempt will he made the Father Chieco Squires of Brooklyn and the in coin squires of Queens to get in a Idoubleheader and try to settle the I.nng Island Squires baseball championship at Highland SEVERE DOUBLE LOSS During the past week. Brooklyn got a double shock and the borough suffered a terrific loss when Alfred A. Tausk. principal of Boys High School, and William H.

(Rill) Dunn, head of the Brooklyn Kiwanis League, died. How the community is going to replace two such TSluable assets to our community life remains to be seen. Principal Tausk was Mr. Boys High Himself. He ate and slept Boys High and woe to him who said anything dis-paringly about his Alma Mater over which he presided so efficiently.

He filled the toughest assignment in the city's school system and made it easy because he became a second father to the students and their troubles were his. His sage advice was always followed and it had a whole lot to do with Bovs High students being so successful in all walks of life. High school athletes lost one of their staunchest friends. He was a champion of sports, but they were secondary to academic work in his hook. He preached the gospel of hitting the books hard to remain eligible for relaxation in sports.

It was nothing to see him personally sit down and help an athlete who was deficient in his studies and up his marks by the process of concentration on the task at hand. He pointed out, the value of being a good student in order to get along in the rough, tough business world. HE'LL BE MISSED No longer will see his smiling face and receie his cheerful greeting at all Boys High athletic events. He seldom missed sport activity in which his school participated and that is why the Red and Black athletes have been so successful in all endeavors. They knew they had their principal behind them.

He was the first to congratulate a boy for an outstanding performance i hether he be from his own school or another institution. At all football games in which Boys High played, Principal Tausk made it his business between halves to march across the field from his cheering -section to that of the opposition to greet the principal, of the other school. Park next Sunday afternoon. In the first tussle of the play. L-r-, off series for the premier honors, the Chieco Squires prevailed oxer Lincoln Squires by applying the whitewash brush.

9 0. The second game resulted in a 2 2 tie when the eame Mike Flore, John Staufenberg, Eman Congedo and Ronald Eichorn; ST. FRANCIS PREP GRIDDERS The Terrier football team includes, front row, left to right, Kevin Connors, Frank Hughes, Emile Abood, Tom Marren, Bob Fulton, John Pertain and Ed Gordon; middle row, Joe Imbriale, Ralph Poscucci, Jim Brunhuber, Paul Dolon, Ed Hogmann, top row, Coach Ed. Tellier, Joe Richard Desmond, Joe Nestola Saner, Bill Foley, Charles Kilkuskie, Tony Damasca, Dick Murphy, Bob O'Neil, Bob Kennedy and Pete Karl. KRle Sports Pirtuif was called on account of darkness.

John Mazzallo pitched airtight ball in turning in the two-hit kalsomining job. He retired 10 on strikes. The Chieco combine landed on Hefty Werner of Lincoln for six hits, including a grand-slam home run by Mario Mazzalla, to chase seven runs over in the sixth frame and make the fray a rout. In the second gained Lincoln collected two runs in the second and Chieco shaved the lead in half with one in the third and knotted the isue in the sixth. The box score and score by innings: Kings Point Opens Soccer Prospects Bright at Friends Ivy Loop Grid Teams in Three Colorful Tiffs With N.Y.

U.Friday -(I LONG ISLAND During the Winter, Walter V. (Wallyi Lnngley of the Brooklyn Friends School soccer team has taken in a number iof the pro games and trom the various systems he has concocted ffv tCJ ISIS I Kings Point, Oct. 2 The Tnited States Merchant Marine Lintoln chico a cone or nis own wnn wnu ne Hopes to give tne Quakers a ib po ab po 3 0 1) II 3 3 0 la 2 0 1 in Crimanio 2 2 1 2 2 2 0 0 2 Ma? la. lb 4 1 3 4 1 Academy opens its seventh year of intercollegiate competition when it plays host to X. Y.

l. here on Friday tiipht In nasi i w''ih' Three important games will be played in the Ivy Prepara- successful booting campaign this season. In recent years Wall.v Cndbni.M 3 0 0 14. Pirm 1h 4 11 1 A has been getting small squads years, tne Manners have taken on all comers, t-lwavs giVUlfr Ronacher.rf 2 0 I 3 01 RurrhMt 9 00 Al ii'i ivnnifciu luuintrv a good account of themselves. This vear.

new he.) ill i Resurrection Nine in numbers as well as size and it has been a big handicap to him in tning to cope with Stralka. the former scnoois mat put nig nruisers on Werner. inn 02 DlMaitino.lf 111 ID Dalf.r 2 0 0 1 2 Parant.rf 310 0 0 Hitman 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 TouU 210 2 1111! 27 8 10 13 II FIRST OAMC the field. Takes Twin Bill However, nenns continues Lincoln to take on all comers as part ofj the school's tradition. Longleyi 11 was a fitting climax that is to be admired for the job he the Resurrection nine gave to a EAGLE TO PUBLISH GRID TEAM PICTURES The Brooklyn Kagle will publish pictures of the scholastic and sandlot football Follow this picture feature and watch for your team on the Young Brooklyn in Sports page of the Kagle.

0 toontio-o 2 -200007 x- 10 0 Two-baA hit Dl Matllnft. MazzaHa CToie" bun 1 an(1 Washington Red- which is leading by virtue of skins grid star, hopes that the toppling Adelphi Academy Iast''ord will surpass those of for- week. will be out to make it two lu'eai's-, 1 How the team of 1951 shapes straight on the home greens- up c5n best 1)p as d.s ward with Horace Mann School go by but taking a birdseye on Friday. right now, here is the way Trinitv School of Manhattan 'u''teen lettermeii i nat lasl wil1 asain encased St Chieco Errors Non. Homa run- lias clone in the past with the talent at hand.

But the popular most successful season by taking a doubleheader from the Coheii. Baft on balls Off Werner 5. olf Mizillo 4, struck ouu-By Werner 5( by 10 i SECOND GAME B. view of the outlook of the an- J0" Indians of the Kiwanis Chieco 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 2 Lceisue uii ine li uu 11 0 2 0 0 0 -2 2 2 Buocherf ajid S.i7one, Andrew nroachme camnaien. The rea Lincoln Butteries -and Cohen.

on hand, and Stralka willi School of f.arden City in a 13-13 have to bolster this groun with injf ui vcueinuy in a i.i-1,5 nave to holster this group with ing CJerrittsen Reach. 92, A 0. neacn. h-a -t-u. son is obvious better latent for the' center job.

Both Alfred A. Tausk Bill Dunn The chief cause of the change Amberger gave theistalemate last Saturday, will be some players from the 7.0 are newcomers to the academy, is the presence of Sandor teanl lwo nits in 'he Adelphi Academy's opponent on quad and quite a lot of plebesj Ray f.eclerc and Bob Weich-gav, a Hungarian lad who givefirst ganle' Ed Pfafffle Ie(f theSat.urda.v at Dexter Park. Poly Some of the plebes look 1030 varsity guards, will get Seitz Brothers Tops Custom-Mades, 7 to 5 In a softball embroglio, SeiU promise of developing into one sc rt wm l)r" lne lla me sooo. surprisingly enough, une neavy uuty tnat spot engaging some plebes might get of the rhoolhnv nlinniv in theinong with promising plebes. uuiu mill: OV home in 1 the country.

He has had a lot. of "ne -Mauihtony Brook School on the Suf- starting noil over eterans Vdimine Kagucci, a siocky -00- Brothers of Brooklyn defeated old pounder, and William Wetzel. ndles i out two tolk County institution's field.1 mending the new and experience abroad and ha ingles in me nig seven-run will not he the problem. ex-Brooklyn Tech star. 7 u''-- '-on Already Stralka and bi? aides I Harrv Smith, varsitv caller of '-and City at the Marcy Tlay- It is also inaugural for Stonv Brook.

4 himself like a professional. Star of Team 'si frame. Bob Mangiello gave the Island Tim Stapleton, Charlie Mac-! 1350, has improved in all de-? ri. 75. Pemberton Wood-ikeen and Tom Carmodv.

have Partments. His generalship is i weighed in with two douhlea Several other T.ong teams will see action. It is around Sandor that -i Towanria Indians two hits in Longley is constructing his the second game in anuhins mere Academy will play host toacnieven a team that improves oetter, and his aim stamps They exchanged pleasantries. With him it was tradition and did not go unnoticed by non-partisan patrons of the game. Dl'NN PAL OF KIDS Rill Dunn was the same Ivpe of easy going character.

Ail the kids of the Parade Grounds were his friends and he was never ton busy to give them tips. There are a lot of individuals in the various phases of the business world today who are better men because they came under the influence of Bill Dunn. He had been a landmark at the Parade Grounds for more than 50 years and in that time sent many boys to the minors and two in particular to the majors in Steve l-cmbo of the Dodgers and Tommy Brown, now of the Phillies. They were his most valuable fixtures when he managed the Ty-Cobbs. Bill always kept the Dodgers on the good prospects of the Parade Grounds and they listened to his recommendations because he knew his stuff and should have 1 Li.

i a single'to bat in two runs team. of the positions are 1 IC goose egg treatment, definitely Harnani cnooi ot Manhattan i'" poise and drive with each as a passer de luxe. Bob in a Fridav tiff. And Kieldston Iday. iFlushing.

is ranidlv develonine settled as the mentor the victor. Irving Seitz (Red) Braudow delivered a is doing a lot of experimenting tmp triple. Carl Fabio and School of the Bronx will invade Knd P()((s ss a contender. Naples is just i P'tched good ball after reliev. Nassau County Saturday to takej (back from sea.

Plebes Dtiane'ing Bert Seitz in the third In- Ruddy Dalessio starred for the losing side. "cinic midiiy uecioing on tne makeup of the aggregation. The lineut) will not hp anniiiiniwt on Friends Academy at Locust'. me enns. tnereiRobins and Don Carlson I Reninti ft.j are ning.

until just before the starting s'ore by The innings: scoie by innings: vdiiey. i- 'm -aiso coming along nieelv Other V' -'L plu- Ross er-; Tommy Taylor. Great Neck. another game ot me season Towand Ii.diaus- 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 RfMiirfclion 7 0 0 1 0 1 9 to 1 Tn other ndimug ai-o captain of the team and a end spots are Dante ner, island end spots are Dante I. 12 i is Sell, t.

In addition to Gsobagay, the games on me OuMom 002002001- Sei'r. 000120. 1 1 Batteries--Charlw Jack. fi. Seitx and Jnnen Bdlterie Biuetti and Amoerier thiU- dav.

oinrr placers clamoring Donneiii. rauis M'liool. idle tioni and Tom Cmnnn varsity lhalf back, and has been a fast berths comprise John iounu nis way into tne majors in an executive capacity- 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 II 2 0 4 iWIKIhack. A Hi 1 1. eider Re-irreincn he was that good.

in me ivy i.eague. win squareibaseball catcher, off with Hacklev School ofipounder. Walter Tarrytown in Carden bis anklp a 6-1, 185-breaking broken field runner. Bruun, who Last year, his leg was Injured hi 1 .1 rende- -Anduz1 McCJra'h and inMc-it ijimc. fan, lo and LtonneKy.

Seton Hall nf P-Jf was Hampered game tiacK, is, his vear. Taylor Boro Fighter Wins New Orleans Bout New Orleans. Oct. 2 (U.W Fred fort e. i i Iwill tangle with the La Salle) a Salle, again an end Tu'n vaura II be in the, Kratz and also being Milifarv i 101D.UIV spot.

I doo ne won a spoi on the All-Col-, Charlev Mien are inaminade School will be gun-Jege Long Island elev en. Also'llsnrl 1 nT nr lie I i i iirwne 1 1 1-. iici nei ry, dreat u. in i i i iiioin nrooKivn, i wnn a ietK, will; Hallbacks include hard-charg- umpn wnen sevvanhaka High Idouhtle, see action. All can be inu Jack Rhmi.n uairama I unanimous decision over 135'4.

Yankees Watch Playoff Tilt Today The N- York Yankees, tired of just around and waiting, will take a look at their World Series rivals today. Plans were for all members of the American League chain- or offensively, and Jack Dowd. both letter-; pound Tim Dalton of Chi( ago in probably get a men. and Bill Cuest. a membei 'the Iflronnd ot noral I ark is encountered used defensively at Mineola.

wM' A game on which a lot of at- regular hinh lohn Pincu-. Billy Midgett, Ted Brown, Ronnie Charley Aqua ella. Alfred Buck. Ken Kerman. Huzzy Nathison, Vor-ton Hallan.

Steve Silver, Dave Rarre Bangle, Kreetlman, Myron Audi, Henry Ol'terdinger. Mike Kenin. Ruddy lones anil John Schoieder. Alfred A. I.ama son of the Assemblyman of the manager of team, is preparing a schedule that ill keep the outfit hustling from start lo i That's the way' Coach Long-ley wants it.

at tackie. He is of the '5(1 squad. Bob Collins is' as at lenuon will he toi useil ihis Sat- Ron Piacenie uroav is that in which La lav- be -i iii con. wniei aMp Hiah i i i k. iki and Hill ins, looming on me horizon are that Will open Us season lii l.m.

1 in i ii.r fi I I si 'til I I'ji'i't. 1 Peddie Institute ill l-licrhslnu-n Hammann c.n Montforte took six rounds nf the lightweight battle, Dalton won three and one round was a draw. Dalton opened a cut over Montforle's eye in the third Bill was active with the Kiwanis League for a number of years and his friendliness is going to be missed. The big recreation yard is not going to lie the same place without Bill around. The man who va.

a great pitcher in his day. an amateur boxer, vaudevillian and an amateur atrologist. will no doubt manage a team upstairs where St. Petrr must be thoroughlv acquainted with his work. And no doubt Principal Tausk will be able to muster a Boys High football team to plav Erasmus Hall.

TO E.MORIES The two noble souls have left our midst but they will never be forgotten and their memories will linger on. The 2-" CTuIj, composed of the championship football team of that year at Boys High, is contemplating putting up an annual award to go to the outstanding Red and Rlack player on the football team to the departed principal's memory. Tom Casilli, a warm personal friend of Bill Dunn's for more than a quarter of a century, has donated a prize to the Brooklyn Kiwanis League to be presented in the future to a most deserving boy performing in the loop. May their souls rest in peace! Russell Kerr, former soccer and basketball star of Brooklyn Friends School, is currently performing in the booting game with New England College located in llenniker, New Hampshire. pious to attend today's Dod er-v i Th me elusive extra point after Giant playoff game, at the Polo: 'VIZ mseua.

uchdown, that cost K. P. to book the eame when l.eitprmu,, r-u Child- odiupiain more man one game last vear, Ihilds of the Rronx lodks like the middleman on iwill he sought by Ralph Vilale! wiuuous. i ne laiiKees will 'Kvander meet the eventual dinner of i ca noelerl me ''ne, inn i and who is being groomed to do the round Richard Schult are also buck- kicking. a i nf pia.v on in me vv oriel Series starting Thursday.

when he pounded him hard right. Peddie formerly met St. Tohn's Prep and Pol rrpn uw oach Bill Dickev an ace at vears. but thosp Flock Fans Give Blood Seventy-five Dodger fans actually shed blood yesterday while listening to their hero "bums'' lose to the (ilants but ii was all in a good cause. spouing oauers weaknesses.

loff the Skeeter State was the only Yankee lo see yes-'seeondarv education's terdays Ciant victory Coach Harrv seat of playing Ostrow Bluejays to Chirp on Grid The American Red r.nnei r.Kipcis loss sdio ii-iii. i ne resi or ine or ioiips tr. i. at least that. many fans lis-Jeam took a one-hour hattineian annual fivtnre 3s teneil to the game on the Allie Reynolds, who'outine for his rhamn! When things looked as dark attempt to keep alive the fooMSunday at as the clouds that gather be- ball traditions of (Jerritlsen'Co-Caolain 2 o'clock, will hav loe (Scat I Walsh a uhilp trii ino a iiinr ciuto ln games in this fore a Ihuiidershower for sand-: Beach- 'he seagull i- i (jni.il intr oiciiiiifc; an oi ineir each for the armed forces at game of the series, serving 'em I borough, the Brooklyn Red Cross blood 'tip.

A similar drill will lie held' doiquarterback; Richie Walsh, Jo. the: KsUllicono or F'ennor Martin the rhumba, samba and lot foothall at Gerrittsen Reach. inaniha Ihoso hri.L- donor renter. too'av. State Boxinn Rn Hiwonah Mayor Jim O'Rourke noons f0 r.r i-i i 01 Ron 'Pf will operate at of that homey little section; Mie Bluejays, who formerly ifullback.

waved his magic wand at Marine' Park, will A rugged line has been con-presto there was a silver at Resurrection and it is marie up of ll-hlc 1 hua koai, 7 1 CYO Women KeglersCalls Pepr Saddler emerging from the inky black-' 7 "randow, unouihp wno caicnes a pass as well as ws. as uionnors uva ha i a baseball, right end. Chairman Robert A. Christen-; Set for Opening Roll i iif i iiu.M' iii xii im "fin ti i ci fn mi io-t it i and Dandy Rogers on the other hoi-rv lU -n, J.J"i UlUl rtS lie ik-cii in ueiMiisen Meachttlank: Bill nrH ana it and A :i.nmmiiiiin has cnmnptu nn nf tha c.n l.io I stockv Oi- l.adv of ul Vi II. anojiiiuvi Smith, tackles The C.

V. O. Women's Also ing League opens this week cnowa. featnerw eight Champion Sandy "usKies. nas never nari a Held named IJimmv Leone and Bill i Crush.

niiiiiuiuinii. OI inp 11 avers nrp hai-k atlpr him hv r-r- i Hall, who Miueezps a hnwl. i aiier aiu Willie Pen to an- muirKe.ien with a reiord number of St. Catherine of (Jenoa. St.

Vin-'pear at a hearing at (::) a.m. is that a number of the warisurree. inn -s" Wflust' arris, Ray teams, an increase of II over rem l-'erier Sr. Jerome Little! ia u. nuirr riannam or last year The teams represent Mower Marv Queen of Heaven: n.

r.ioowsi ixenneuy. renter. paiisnes in Kings on my and St. homas Aipunas of JohnsUm L(, for by and me." as the bet-jand earn the werltlng a '7 let ha nf thp fami nut it uit i-'io-c 1 11 with St. Jerome and Little Klatlanris.

Flower sharing top honors with Pins viill regulars are Rill l.n,.ln,l WWe invited to hp nrPont ati-ru- 0-. me riuguiutm a iiiftta diui ins up a ir.s. rimi i i ss wnrn rs Dorsey, Jack McUrath. Howie Bernstein, Jerry (Chicni Itn. being badly injured, thus! The boys have been practic- ine oilier parishes entered' Recreation Cardnei rara-i i wui investigate ail angles of the; handicapping their families.

jing relentlessly for a couple of! mero, Mike Daly, Rrother Rran- include St. Patrick's of Fort; mount, Luckv Strike unujinu liny iigiu di. me roio ine niavoi'. minus nis srove- weeks nm th. eye (low, mil J-arina.

Mike ivi.n I 11-, "tJHIIIUl TnMn msL vvuuiiusuay cnapeau nut wearing tnis. of Couch Tonv Ferrara T. I. dilute, iron man of the type veteran and i.Qti l. I i.i-i.Mc- iri viiiioit-w i nine hii site Irr 4 the bout at the end of the ninth that, (he late a i 'wpounn team In the rounrUhe two boxers had given Smith used to have perched reonami ('ort HuUH.

ZlT one of the roughest perform-atop his thinking cap, Mayor O'Ronrke anriiany cl-il 'Wey -3m Hamilton. Our Lady of Angels.j Rowling Center and Tourtia-Our Lady or Perpetual nient Lanes in the competition. St. Thomd Aquinas of South Mrs. Veronica Inch was Rrooklyn.

St. Kpheim. St. elected president of the league Frances rie Chantal. St.

Michael. the initial captain's meeting. St. Malachy, Our Lady of (ioodi Mrs. Inch has been bowling Counsel, Fourteen Holy Mar- with C.

T. O. for 10 years and tyrs. Our Lady of Loretto, Our has been secretary of the sec-Lady of' Lourries. AnnuncionJ tmn for fivp vmib anr-e in hnvinc hisfnr-v Wl blr nYV.nn,..- uPnii, i i 7 i-' oi win.

uiiuy, who denies that he is a real honor ine iiedurig win aeiermmeoi a MiDerman. an ex-Ui ana a fe ro the hntt.n Mayor Rourke wel( INSTRUCTIONS Co-Caotains Alon Holder nnH have been interested Beach, assisted bv wnetner the lighters shall be budding young fiusinessman of penalized for foul tactics and'the community, to come to the whether their managers shalljrescue with the Gerrittsen the Bluejays, who get their season's baptism when thev am riammon, the outstanding wren Heart. St. Augustine. A new trnnhv will hp award Chester Gitlen talk over the Midwood High football problems with Coach Bill Eisenberg, left to right, and ore instructed on what to do.

Soort, Plctur, DV MltkPV St. Agatha. Our Lade of Ouada-'eH thi 'Par fnr Ihp mncl 1 in. ncnaliorl fnl- normillino Dinirioh T)t. 1 -n ii or nis CablnPt.

(irlha en- i iii-uuuiiii niuiiiei inp mar ne t-Arw in o.cn.. jlupe. I proved bowler in each section.1 tactics. (combination. The Bluejays will.phins at O'Connor Oval nextlGerrktscn Beach.