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12 BROOKLYN EAGLE, FEB. 2, 1948 One-Ma Al ley Act Andersen Nabs Boxing Boro Park Five Upsets Temple In WB Tourney League Leaders Bow Classic Red Lead Captured by Elite Regent, Hamilton and Farragut Knotted in 2d Place Close Behind Elite took undisputed possession of first place in the Red Division of the Classic Bowling League by downing Keystone, two games to one. Josephs led the attack, hitting games of 235-173-104 for a 602 set. The victory gives Elite a one-game The week's schedule: Tonight-Eastern Parkway Rink, Billy Graham vj. Patsy Brandino; St.

Nick's, Johnny Dell vs. Johnny Larus-so; Boston, Pete Mead vs. Red Priest; Ho'yJVMHSSl Saddler vs. Charlie Noel; Providence, R. Cecil Hudson vs.

Gene Farland; Lewiston, Sonny Home vs. Roland Normand; New Britain, Jimmy Beau vs. AVmston Corbett; Newark, N. Bill Gilliam vs. Lee Jackson, ban Francisco, Lloyd Delucchi vs.

Dave Whitlock; Sonny Boy West vs. Johnny Forte; Little Rock, Joey Maxim vs. Bob Sikes; Miami, Ernie Pelaia vs. Ernie Foote; Chicago, Jimmy Sherrer vs. Mel Johnson.

Tuesday Broadway Arena, Danny Kapilow vs. joe Falco; Park Arena, Willie Beltram vs. Joey Carkldo, bun nyside Garden, Alfredo Legay vs. Roy Thomas; WWW Plains, N. Y.f Gene Boland vs.

Frankie Cordmo; Clucago. Jimmy Bull vs. Ralph Jones; Syracuse, N. Joey De jonrx vs. Len Taglia; Salem, Buddy Hayes vs.

Tony Riccio, Hartford, Walter Stevens vs. Frankie Vigeant. Wednesday Jamaica Arena, Jose Basora vs. Leroy Williams; Des Moines, Del Cochayne vs. Jimmy Joyce; Oakland, Jesse Fibres vs.

Larry Cisneros; Bangor, Hermie Freeman vs. Pat Kelly; Akron, Ohio, Pat Comiskey vs. Henry Blake. Thursday Pittsburgh, Joey Fiella vs. Dave Marsn, Atlantic City, Ralph Burnley vs.

Van Butler; Fall River, Roy Andrews vs. Paulie Jackson; Worcester, Don Williams vs. Billy Murray. n- Friday St. Nick's, Rocco Rossano vs.

Eddie t.isa Hollywood, Mario Trigo vs. Nick Diaz; Rumford, Vic Young vs. Corky Avis. Saturday Ridgevvood Grove, Paddy Young vs. bid Haber.

with three teams Hamilton, CLASSIC PIN STANDINGS Red Dlrlaion I Blue Dlrlilon w. 43 38 37 35 35 35 Elite Regent 21 Hamilton 22 Regent 22; Elite 22 Burkland 24 Farragut 24 Regal 25 Shore View 25 Bell Hamilton Farragut Regal Aibee Square 39 Lawler 38 34 34 Shore View 28 Bell 37 Gardner' 35 Burkland 34 26 Albee Square 33 28 Ocean 31 29 Lawler 31 32 Parkway 31 Keystone 31 Lincoln Road 30 33 Fanwav 30 36 Hoople House 29 39 Kevstone 28 40 Lincoln Road 27 43 State 27 44 Kings 25 4 7 Law.fr Gold 25 48 College 22 Hoople House 27 College 24 Mldwood 23 jn 36 3B 38 41 lungs Ocean 19 Elite Gold 1ft Stale IS Alexander's Rally Captures $10,000 Tucson Open Golf Tucson. Feb. 2 (U.R) A drawline southerner. Skip 29 12! 35, 1 Put On by Fred Heerz of Blessed Sacra ment Gold is putting on a one man show in the Cypress Hills Section of the C.

Y. O. Bowling League. Heerz is the sectional leader in the high individual average department with 178 points; the holder of the season high game, with a 256 perform ance, and high average man with a 648 series. He added to his fine individual marks by rolling a COG series which in cluded 210, 205 and 191 games.

With the aid of his teammate John Larmann, his team took a five-point victory over Blessed Sacrament Greys and moved within five points of the league-leading Blessed Sacrament Green keglers. Larmann turned in the high individual game of the week, a 228. Heerz' 210 and 205 games were the only other 200 games bowled in the section. Blessed Sacrament Gold rolled up 2,005 tor a high three-game total. 1 he Golds also had the best team 'TO HELL WITH PUBLIC WILLIAMS TELLS PRESS Boston.

Feb. 2 (U.R) Tielesa Ted Vl'illlann of the Boston Ked Sox thundered, "The hell with the public they can't run my life" to newsmen who greeted him at Logan Airport early today with the question: "Why didn't you quit fishing and come up to to see jour daughter?" The first question put to Williams when he stepped from the plane was, "How about the public opinion on dnlni, tn Tl your delay In reaching Bos- ton?" "It's my baby and it's my life," he said. "The first I heard about it wax at (i o'clork that night. I tried to get a reservation and fly to Boston, but I couldn't get one until tonight. I'm going to see the baby, and then I'm getting out of here and bark to fishing as fast as I ran.

This, place Is too rold for me and, besides, the fishing's great." Red Wings Back In Top Ice Rung Tv0 Ski Titles; Bliksfad Wins Bear Mountain, N. Feb. 2 (U.R) Thirty-six-year-old Reidar Andersen of Norway won two Xew York State champion' ships yesterday in ski jump ing and cross-country skiing in competition at Palisades In terstate Park. Andersen, vanguard of the Norwegian Snoballen Ski Club of Oslo which will make a good will tour of the East, had little trouble outdistancing 25 rivals in the 7Ji-mile cross-country during the morning, and then returned in the afternoon to win the jumping title although he failed to record the longest distances. The 170 -pound, lithe -limbed invader covered the cross-coun try course in 47 minutes, 10 seconds, three-and-a-half min utes ahead of second-place Bob Johanneson, former McGill Uni versity intercollegiate ace.

Jo hanneson was timed in 50 min-utes, 46 seconds. Andersen, who has been one of the world's foremost jumpers for the past lo years, took the jumping title with a total of 215.9 points, while second place went to Walter Brostek, young star from the Edelweiss Ski Club, Greenfield, with 212.9 points. Scored on Form Brostek registered the day's longest leaps with jumps of 141 feet and 158 feet, a total of 13 feet more than Andersen's two jumps of 138 feet and 148 feet. But Andersen scored the greater number of points because of his superior form and grace. Twenty -five -year -old Bern-hard Blikstad of Norway won the Class ski jumping championship with 204.1 points on jumps of 128 and 143 feet.

Runner-up was Karl Bohler of the Norway S. C. a member of the U. S. Army championship team in the European Theater two years ago, with 199 points.

Kyrre Tokle of Norway, 44-year-old brother of the late, famed Torger Tokle, tied with Ottar Satre of Salisbury, one time national combined champion, for the veterans' title, each with 195.4 points. Knicks and Rollers To Clash Twice The New York Knicker by BEN GOULD Roundup ThP United States Cresta of Jack Heaton, Fairchilds McCarthy, Corp. Lee Martin and Lt. Alexander, Mid-Pines. X.

C.Jnian, who garnered 23 points. Bill Johnson, it was announced yesterday me Aiueit 7 il Einstein Lodge, B'nai B'rith, will honor Canada Lee at Dubrow's Feb. 15 Some 300 students of St. John's took in the Temple game in Philadelphia last Saturday night Bobby Riggs outstroked Jack Kramer, 04, 10, 62, in a Miami Beach match. Mike Gazella.

a veteran of advantage in the standings Regent and Farragut dead- locked for second place. Regent dropped two games to Hoople House as Frank Xola belted out a 257 game for the victors. College took the measure of the Hamilton squad, two out of three. Ed Whelan, Manhattan student and a regular Class bowler, led the College attack with games of 180-216-212 for a 60S set. This Is Whelan's first year in league competition.

Iarragut gained the lllOStl ground in the hot race, zooming into the second place tie by scoring a clean sweep over Ocean. It was the 12th straight victory for the Farragut keglers and the 1 Hh win out of the last 15 games. Maloncy's 211 game was high. Hamilton increased its lead to five full games in the Blue Division by scoring a triple victory over College. The second place Regents won two from Hoople House.

State upset Kurkland three straight and Parkway sunk Fairway in other Blue sweeps. Ed Lawler had one of his good nights on the lanes as he rapped out games of 208-211-215 for a G31 series a his team won two out of three from Shore View. Cannonito of Parkway was also hot. smacking out games of 218-222-189 for a 629 set. The scores: RED DIVISION Keystone I El.te ntld'r 160 182 137 Josephs 235 173 194 Rogers 202 204 214 Kayfer 186 160 176 Rupp 168 162 170 Eckoff 187 192 214 Defrris 158 161 215Caliery 152 167 202 L.

Del ii 188 222 1B2 Petntzo 205 177 215 Totals 876 931 918 Totals 965 869 1001 Hamilton I College Piatt 206 165 189 3chneff 186 198 165 Biermn 139 161 193 Selpel 176 137 199 Lomb'do 186 1 87 183 Keeg-an 187 195 152 Day 147 155 181 Silbttn 138 191149 Celana 168 185 199jWhalen 180 216 212 Totala 846 853 925 Total 867 927 877 Regent I Hoople House Williams 191 172 1B9 170 150 180 Cirlln 392 205 157; Heller 142 213 156 Pasqnla 156 131 167! Jordan 176 202 147 CUCCl 179 187 164jSardtel'0 187 149 147 rap 162 176 15701 175 190 257 Totals 880 871 814 Totals 805 904 887 Ocean Farragut McNeil 140 169 3arey 158 177 135 Burke 144 165 147jLeonettl 154 140 1 88 Recks 123 Hespe 174 178 202 Weidner 145 152 178, Snvder 186 153 180 Hoerat 193 181 153 Maloney 154 211 167 Lyon i 213 154 150 Totals 818 792 797 Totals 824 859 872 Regal 1 Lincoln Road King- 148 1 56 1 56 8hater 156 160 2 Fischette 211 194 196 DelQr'de 136 lb9 Frnzone 158 133 Rohng 145 DlLor'nzo 150 155 185 145 Msll'skl 192 159 169 Manglerl 186 187 193 SUbler 175 178 178 Gargullo' 164 180 180 Totals 884 800 849' Totals 797 857 888 Bell Albee Square James 194 189 190 Lomb rdi 157 17B 169 O.J hnsh 219 120 184 Carr. 160 161 202 C. J'hnsn 150 167 186 Fmnegan 176 144 160 Cesll 155 171 143 Scibelll 166 165 189 D. Jhnsn 166 202 170 Varone 181161188 Totals 884 849 873! Totals 840 809 908 Lawler I Shore View Reardon 144 155 192 Johnson 154 182 166 Lazarek 183 197 175 Harrison 198 151 201 Bjbich 178 181 1R0 Buzzy 154 189 202 DeFlore 1152 169 148 Balukas 143 177 165 Rhodes 168 170 139 Thoren 175 191 172 Totals 835 872 844 Total 824 390 906 Kmc Gardners' I I i By 73-65; H. E.

S. Tops Jewish Center, 55-50 The Boro Park Y. M. H. A basketball team today was back in the running for the National Jewish Welfare Board Basketball League title following a highly successful weekend.

After vanquishing the Washington Heights Y. M. H. A. on Saturday night by 55 to 50, the Boro Park five returned to its home floor last night to upset aojthe league-leading I'nion Tern-32 'pie combine.

73 to 05. in the other league game the jjJJHehrew Educational Society shooters staged a strone second half rally to nip the Brooklyn Jewish Center, 55 to 50, on the winner's floor. By turning in a brace of victories the Boro Park five leaped over 02d St. Y. M.

H. A. to take second place in the standings with seven wins and five losses compared to Temple's eight triumphs and four reversals. Teams Tied at Hall Tied at the half. 32-all, Boro Park forged ahead, thanks to clever shooting by Manny Schu High honors went to Irv "Stretch" Alterson of the losers with 25.

Brooklyn Jewish Center ap peared neadeu lor an easy vic tory after holding a 32 to 24 half time lead but the II. E. S. team was red hot in the late half. Ira Heller and Seymour Cohen paced the winners while Abe Jacovsky was the losers' star.

In a non-league game, 92d St. turned back Bronx Union Y. M. H. 74 to 47, after lead-in at the half, 32 to 22.

Al Most of the winners nabbed top shooting honors with 16 markers. The lineups: Boro Park I Union Temple G. F. P. O.

Brooks 1 2 4Schlossberg 1 2 Goodlemer 4 1 9 Thaler 3 Horlick 3 2 8 Lerner 1 7 0 0 2 8 6 5 25 0 0 1 11 1 5 1 1 Schelner 1 2 Lobotsky 3 Schuman 9 5 23 Lehrer 3 Talisman 2 15 Alterson 10 Lewis 2 0 4 Rubel Finn 5 5 15 Feiner 5 Rubin 113 MaUel 2 Rickenbach 0 Totals 28 17 73' Totals 27 Officials Moskowitg, Meyer. 11 65 H. E- S. J. p.

2 fi Jarovrkv 4 4 12 A Goldberi 4 3 9 Lfder 3 0 2 M. Greenberg 2 0 2 Rosenberg 4 1 1 Gershik 1 2 SR. Greentjeri 2 4 12 G. 2 4 3 1 1 0 3 1 4 Oolrlberg Heller Kfrn Naiel Butler 2 io, Butler E.aart 0 2 1 5 Levine Cohen Totals 19 17 55 Totals Officials Erensteln. Tohn.

20 10 SO Boro Park I Washington Heights a. f. F. 0 2 4 20 3oodlerner Horlick Hirschman Schuman Brooks Honig Talisman Scheiner Finn Belestok Lewis 1 1 3 Haeusa 2 0 4 D. Goldstein 0 0 0 S.

Goldstein 6 6 18 Kassel 0O0 Feitel 0 0 0 Wormser 2 2 6 Kalkut 2 2 6 A. Goldberi 7 2 16 Kazanian 0 0 0 Kohler 1 0 2 0 i 1 1 Si Totals Officials 21 13 55! Tola's -Krtnsky. Auletta 1,716 byWansa Leads Chi Pinning T--1. ii n. V.

lilt dfcju t.o. u.r. DUW Uilg I fjl 10 I 5 is 14 been named manager of the Denver Bears of the Western League Australian women athletes have broken the world i record for the 440-yard relay and tied the 90-yard hurdles record, an Australian broadcast reported Sigfricd Edstroem, president of the International Olympics Committee, has reaffirmed the committee's decision to discontinue recognition of the International Ice Hockey Federation as the controlling Fred Heerz average of 8G8 and rolled the high individual team game of 885. Little Flower Grey is the league leader in the National Division of the Yanderveer Section of the league. Little Flower Grey has amassed 55 points and holds a five-point edge over the Silver keglers of their parish.

Little Flower Green is in third place with 44 tallies. Dooley stole the individual honors, rolling the high individual game, 225. and turning in the high individual series, 557. Little Flower Grey bowled the high game of the week, 844. St.

Vincent Blue holds a six-point edge on Little Flower Black in the American Division with 51 points. Little Flower Red is in third place with 42. Top. honors the week were turiled in by Jepson with a 210 high game; Foley, 573, high in dividual series, and the St. Vincent Red keglers with a 901 high team game.

Citation Haunted By Futurity Hoodoo In Ky. Derby Bid Miami, Feb. 2 (U.R) Ever since the gelding Proctor Knott was upset by Spokane in the Kentucky Derby of 1889, the winner of the Belmont Futurity has been under a jinx as far as the Derby is concerned. That "Indian sicrn" la the hlo- jBfst hurdle tnat Citationi Calu. t.A.

1 1. til lliri ai III ,1 Cldfisy UUll, will have to overcome this year at Churchill Downs. Citation won the 19 17 Futurity and thus in herited the jinx that has held 10 times. Proctor Knott, who was named after a Senator from Kentucky, won the first Futur ity in 1888, and when Derby time came 'round the next year he was an odds-on favorite at 1 to 2. But the inhabitants of the State of Kentucky went broke when the Montana-owned Spokane beat him by a neck.

Since Proctor Knott, only nine other winners of the Futurity, which is supposed to determine the two-year-old champion, have gotten to the post in the Derby and all of them lost. Other winners were pointed for the Derby and never got to the post. Man ar. who won the Futurity in 1919, was not start- eu in the Derby because hi owner. Samuel D.

Riddle, thought the Roses Run was held too early in the season. It was 27 years after Proctor Knott that another Futurity winner essayed the Derby, and it was not until 48 years after the first attempt that a Futur ity champion finished in the money in the Derby. That was Pompoon, who ran second to 1 I inn- Wai Auiniiai in rcM. Dukes Show Way In Jr. Hoop Play The Dukes are running ahead in the Catholic War Veterans junior basketball league tournament at Community Center P.

S. A 52-to-oO triumph over the Penguins snapped a two-wav tie Place between the teams, lt was the Dukes' sev enth victory in eight games. The Penguins have won six out of eight. In another tilt, the Ravens won its first game in eight. 30-28, over the third place (.

rusaders. The lineups Dukes Penguins F. P. G. F.

P. 2 16 5 9 0 6 0 10 1 5 0 4 0 0 venler 2 10 Piraneo 0 6 Andrews 2 12 Dorr 2 6 Fleming 0 8 Sullivan 0 2 Boyers 0 0 Cusack Passannate Sagglo Gallaleano 8a rosy Mitola board of that sport Four players were hurt as the Providence hockev team defeated Washington, 75 Kenny Schultz, Gordie- Bell, Harvey Frascr and Pete Kapusta all came out of the rough game in bad shape. LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I DO HEREBY CERTIFY that a fertificate of dissolution of HOMESTEAD PAINTING DECORATING CORP. has been filed in this department this day and that it appears therefrom that MH'h corporation has Compiled Willi HtUOIl unr. HUlluiru and five of the Stock Corporation Law and that it is dissolved.

GIVEN i IN DUPLICATE under my hand and off iiial seal of ilie'K-A at the Hsli of Records, in Department of State, at the County of Kings, on the day of ifl.y United Press The Detroit Red Wings were back in undisputed first place Jin the National Hockey League bockers engage in a busy weekBet'fetaryotstato. came from behind with a sen- sational 02, eight under par, to win the $10,000 Tucson Open golf tournament with a record-equalling 72-hole score of 264 yesterday. Alexander eagled the par-5 10th hole to edge out Johnny Palmer, Badin, X. the Western Open champion, who had finished with a 265 in the threesome just ahead of him. The Mid-Pines pro, who led the field at the halfway mark in the lour-aay tournament, equalled the tournament rec ord set last year by Jimmy Demaret, Ojai, Cal.

His score of 29 on the front nine also set a new competitive record, and his 62 equaled the competi tive 18-hole mark. Bobby Locke, the Johannes burg, South Africa, stylist who started the final round with a one-stroke grip on the $2,000 first prize, ran into putter trou ble and finished in a third- place tie with the low amateur. Frank Stranahan, Toledo, Ohio. and Vic Ghezzi, Kansas City. at 268.

Alexander put together rounds of 67-63-72-62 for his rec ord performance. Equitable Hoopsters Conquer Fort Slocum Equitable Life registered its eighth win of the season when it trounced Fort Slocum, i9 Go, after the ELAS girls swamped the Holy Trinity club, 4419, in a Xew York Metropolitan league contest at the 212th Armory. The soldiers, with Leo Richardson doing most of their scoring, managed to stay right on the heels of the society five until spree. The lineups: Equitable Life 1 Fort Slocum Hi 2 14 Spies 1 9 Gallagher 0 2 Links 0 Pi yess 0 0 0 1 71 0 0, Hack 5 3 13 Burger Henrich 8 1 11 Wlllson Henry 11 2 24 Hammer Spencer Reefer Murray Richardson Tc.ils A. 35 9 79 Totals 26 13 65 OlllS Holy Trinity QtyF 1 3 Robinson 2 2 Duncan 2 10 Hamm 0 2 Sw.nnerton 0 4 Hamm 0 2 0ttfll 0 2 Ficeman 1 19 19 3 44 Totals 8 3 19 2 a 7 2 i today and (ioalie Harry Lumley was receiving the cheers for putting them there with his sixth shutout of the year last night, 3 to 0, over Toronto.

The win enabled the Wings to gain back the ground they lost when Toronto beat them Saturday to move into a tie for nrst. The Wings scored once in (Seal) te'enth0day of December, one thousand nine hundred and fnrlv-seven. -THOMAS J. lirUiA.N Serretarv of Stale. Ky EDWARD HARPER.

Deputy NOTrCE TO FILE CLAIMS SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY In the matter of the General Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors of Julius Schwartz, doing business under the firm name and style of Public Footwear to Allen Murray Myers, Assignee. Pursuant to an order of Honorable Frank E. Johnson, a Justice of the Supreme Court, notice is hereby given to all creditors and other persons havinu claims against Julius Schwartz, formerly doing business under the firm name and style of Public Footwear Co. at 429 South 5th Brook lyn.

N. 1.. to the same wntinK, duly verified With VOUL'h-1 Jjeach period, with Ted Lindsay, i3.Jim Conacher and Gordie Howe jdoing the honors. Lumley made total of 20 saves, while Turk Broda, who did a good job in by hooking up in a home-and-home series with the Provi dence Steamrollers tomorrow and Wednesday. Tomorrow night they go up to Providence to face Nat Hickey's courtmen.

Wednesday both clubs return to play in the 69th Regiment Armory. In five games between the two clubs to date, Joe Lap- chick's Knicks hold an edge of four victories to one. week however, they received: quite a scare in in A i-mrii'v; tussle with the barely pulling out a cision. 'i I ft Ue Chief weapon Of the Knicks against the Steamrollers is Carl Braun, the 6 3 sharpshooter frpm Colgate University. Carl, the baby of the league at 20 years of age, has Lastiprs 1 I annextdin support and in ina I tun rpniiii-H Pavella 180 153 173 Hahn 12.

159 Inline ('losing tell milHltes wllPIl Al Yorke 170 159 17ft Sansone 151 223 178 197 comseiit 193 157 iMjHack. netting sc en markers, the victors on a 26-point 198 204 210 b.v the, statute (Debtor and Creditor rr? 'K ins oiiice. -i i nruauway ioi k. Y- lhe day uf 1 i Dated. tmk.

N. Y. February 19IS. WILLIAM J. HLNRY.

AUorney for Assignee, office and r. New Yolk. N. Y. bobsled team will be composed the Yanks back in 1020, has LEGAL NOTICES tlon prayins tor a decree that a certain Instrument in writing bearing date the 9th day of July, 1917.

relating to real and personal property. duly proved as the Lafrt Will and Testament of Andrew J. Ward, lately residing at 398 Claremont Avenue. Brooklyn, New York. NOW, THEKErUKK.

you anu rm or you are nereoy cueu before our Surroirate Court of tn County of Kin. to be held in Room forenoon, why sutii decree should not be made whKRROF. w. have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to hereunto amxea. (Seal) WITNESS.

Hon. FRANCIS D. McGAREY. surro-gate of our (-aid County, at (he Borough of Brooklyn, the said County, the 16th day of January. 394S.

AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate Court. File No. 90441947 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the Grace of God Free and Independent.

To: ANNA WINTLE, JOSEPH MANNING. IRENE MANNING, RAYMOND SCULLY. FRANK SCULLY, ANNA M. EDGAR. JACQUELINE S.

LYONS. PAUL SCULLY and I IT I 1,1 POR. ITT ITTQ UPI'I I If lii.inir anH if dead to n'v and all unknown per- sons wnope nttou'S oi imrin oi wmwii place or places of residence are unknown, ana cannot innuirv he ascertained ilittribtitws. law or next qf Kin of saiu i 'oni iom, 'and if any of the snid distributees. I heirs at law or next of kin of de.

nti n.i,. uiivps husbands" or wives, if anv. oiswiouiees ana suiccsaiuis ui interest whose names andor nlaccs nuiy proveu aa me win anq Testament of PATRICK JOSEPH IYORK. lately resldinK at No. 414 55th Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, Citv of New York.

NOW. THEREFORE. you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kines. to be held in ROOM 25-A at the Hall of Records. In the County of Kinus.

on the 13th day of February. 191S. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree) IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have cauacd the Seal of our faid Court to ba hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS. HON.

FRANCIS D. McGAREY. Surro. grate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said Count the "th day of January. AARuN L.

JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. FILE NO. S8.S 191.1 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the Grace of God rree ana innepenaent. to: CHEVIA UKUI, (HAY CHAYE KROY SHLflMll KROY, ISAAC KROY and BENNY wRnv it vj K1ilJ1i: insr, and if dead, to and all unknown persons whose ni i' Par VP0 name- and any names whose uiat es 01 reji oencp are unknown inrt nf.0 jm KUNOF-SKY, deceased, and If anv of the said distributees, heirs at law or next of he dead, their their husband stnDutees and W.

'hose name. or places of residence and post ddiessc are unknown. SEND ,1. htale of York, and a petition tirnvlnr that their account may ha uuiciany settled; una a further peti tion nrayliiK that an order be granted direct inB the Administrators to neU the three-quarter interest in oertnU real property of the decedent to Rubin Kunofsky. pursuant to Section 234 of Article 13 of the Surrogate'! Court Act.

Now. Therefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kin. to be held in Room at the Hull of Records in the of Kings, on the 19th day of 1948. Rt 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such s-ltlcnicnt should 1 "ao: Up fald interest ui a Total? 828 778 905 Totals 795 923 954 State Burkland Mirhae 17B 50(1 167 Potter 213 135 180 fienca'Ia lfil 132 136 Altman 189 145 1261 the Hawk nets, made 22. i Montreal's Canadiens moved; up into a fourth-place tie with' Boston by beating the Bruins.1 to 0.

and all the Montreal! goals were scored by Elmer Lach. Lath scored once in each held the Bruins at bav. The loss also cost the Bruins the services of veteran center Milt Schmidt, who suffered a recur rence of a knee miury that Bch'reck 146 189 164 Klein 180 136 2C9.Bsrtlett 6 Alex'der 157 170 144 Putney 159 170 187 4 Hart lift 155 132 158 Vancil 165 186 136Rartertv 1 of residence and post office addresscj SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY are unknown. SEND GREETING Dorothy BUofsky, et plain-l WHEREAS.

ANNA M. JACORSON, tiffs, vs. NEW ASSKTS el al.iwho reside at 444 55th Street. Brook-defendants. ilyn 20.

N. ha.v presented a peti- Pursuant to judgment, dated Jan. turn praying fur a decree that a cer- on the owl shift, Emil Yansa.period as Goalie Red Durnan Lincoln Park, went "strike-crazy earlv todav to ikn nonnti-itiiKi tliol2. I will acll at public auctioiirtain instrument in writins, relating the fdCUlty OI peneiiaung lilt the Brooklyn Real Estate Ex-it, 1 reul and personal property. grab the lead in the $64,000 an-2 loiimal Petersen individual bowl- i2ing classic.

Totals 797 823 769 Totals 906 77 2 838 Midwood i Elite Gold Vianna 177 174 183 Durante 189 168 170 Wilson 140 182 158 Simmons 177 173 167 Green 151 191 165 Lucke 178 184 1B4 Beelman 164 1 45 164 DeLucia 182 172 178 Bensen 196 244 167 Mer'iola 158 182 174 Totals 828 936 837, Total 884 877 873 BLIE DIVISION benched him earlier in the cnaniee, Montague rii oimiyii, N. on Feb. 25. 11)18. al o'clock noon, by Joseph Freiberg, auctioneer.

the premise 111 Brooklyn. N. on the west side of Noctrand Avenue. 300 feet south of Avenue bein 250 feet wide, front and tear, by 105 feet deep on each side. EDMUND A.

WHALEN. Referee. William Spaiago. Plaintiffs' 50 Court Brooklyn. N.

Y. VI 6t 11. Tu. 1 Providence defense and it is against that club that he rolled up the all-time B. A.

A. record for scoring in one game 47 points. DISSOLUTION NOTICES STTK OF NEW YORK. DEPART- MENT OF STATE, ss. I DO Hk.Ris.BY CERTIFY that, a certificate constructiox corp: of dissolution of 80 HANSON PACH, has ocen filed in thia department tnisday ana Collece 1 Hamilton s-nith Feeney IBS 1C8 181 Aiello 170 170 148 Fermann Levan 167 136 177 Curtill 160 ISO i McMahon Nelson 136 154 158 Ranna 170 175 189.

Rrelltt Smith 136 151 192 Gentile 167 203 Ks 173 183 123 Cabibl 169 147 215 Rpsan Merry Totals 778 792 831 Totals 854 855 92o pBr(f Elite Keystone ghawney 171 163 175 Saral kos 189 199 1791 Totals Tluffrvn. 151 177 173 ImDoco 139 149 117 siipnKtR ith'ht of.siioi ia not ne ninrte Weill Drops Out dt Tkumnlanc' Hon I Resnick 158 152 124 181 158 190 D'cchlUe 153 182 173 NOto 14h 1 Corso 178 165 172 Nicaolay 148 216 Totals 811 839 81 Totals 803 895 jjjMiAl mai 11 appears uieieiioni iiil 11 named defendant: corporation complied with sec- Y(JU ARt HEREBY SU.M.MO.NED tion one hundred and five of the tl) aluwer lne complaint in this ac- Stork Corporation Law. and that 11 tlon, anc t0 serve a copy 0 youI. an. "KSPiVv.

mini tz-ATc fer, or. if the complaint ia not GIVEN IN DUPLICATE under ray fervPa witli this sui.unong. to serve hand and official seal of he a notjce 0f appearance. on the plain-- yepartmeiit of Stale, at the urf'4 attuiney within twenty days (seal) City of Albany, this twenty- aflel. lne of this summon, ex-second day of January, one tluslve day of service.

In case 826," KINGS EDITH BROOKS, plaintiff. a orurir et ai defendants. Sutnniong. To the above 01 your lauure 10 appear or answer luduinent will be taken against you by dafault for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated.

August 5th, 1947. PHILIP F. SCHNEIDER. Attorney for Plaintiff. Office Post Office Ad intni, umce roue cmce su- 2Sil RrnadwRV Borouah of tan Ci IV of Sew York ORGE SEEL: dress, Manhat TO i a lne ioieicoinK auininoiiB ib eei yen Hoople Hcue I Reter.t De Vito 1B2 11 151 Prudden 173 175 1(52 Sueria 178 145 148 Thratn 109 212 174 sc'lta 160 173 160 Syreen 176 213 199 son.

Schmidt, who returned to action eight games ago, now may be lost for the season. iHialeah Park Entries first race 3.ooo: ciaimmi; two year-oids: three furloma. Wl. P.P. Fibster 112 5 xBullfield 2 a-xAI)b' Im.

110 6 Arose aSome Speed 1 12 7 xHleh Stjl Endorsement 120 8 Wlnfr aMdntosh and Bryson entrr. SECOND RACE $3 000; clalmlni; and up; seven furlontt. p. wt. Valdlna Clown 121 9 Rocky Play Chally Mally 114 10 xBullael Ned Canron 119 11 a-xRIskaira a-xVald.

B'nora 111 13 Single Gleam rairanilt 1 Iv 14 xvittoro xYavapai 114 15 xPe Judge Daver 119 16Damos uxsninypiar 114 aMikel-Elrod entry. THIRD RACE 83.000: maidens; three-year-olds; coin and geldings; tlx furlongs. P.P. Wt. p.p.

wt. Dabster 120 6 Cast Adam 120 Donquest 120 7 xBlackmont 115 Sky Roller 120 8 Shellnack 120 5Coaitown 120 9 Shaslown 120 FOURTH RACE $3,000: maidens; tnree-yeir-olas; colts and geldings; six 'urlon'- Aimenow Wt. 120 6 Schoharie Wt 1201 Msm. i77'i2i 158 i65 2i6lhad severed his connections uiuuraiiu ui.ic 4UI IJ 11,111. THOMAS OAS J.

CUR RAN. Secretary 01 biaie. By Edward D. Harper. Deputy Secretary of State.

ja26-2t PUBLIC NOTICES INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids' or proposals for con-aifiiftinn htis tmilnnl under the Weill, veteran Xew York fight manager and promoter, announced last night that he with "Tournament of Cham pions, Inc." a group of New York business men who had been planning to stage a Rocky Graziano-Tony a 1 middleweight title fight at Atlantic City in May. "Whether they will go through with that fight and with others they were plan- "ins. 1 do not know," he said "We could not agree to terms for my serving as their pro- muter, so I terminated my asso- SSW of ffofrmorSe KBKM next of kin of said ISRAEL o.mAll Ai.antiu Ctotltin llip TVw.An nrnpr nf thp ton, a Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the rfoin uay ui januuiy, 130. nu int-u complaint in the office ofif" of the County of Kings, at i'J" A Court House. Borough of kin of the deceased, wun me 'the Clerk 'r'onV 7of NewVirk ork.l"jy,"1 York City Transit System.

B.MT Division, in the BoroiiKh of Brooklyn, I TJ-l K.N cil AL. 1 nui. 1 TJ-2 PLUMBING WUKK. TJ -3 ELECTRICAL WORK HI. York (hereinafter called the ntir work mnt he coniD eted at the office of the Hoard at o.

2M MUdaon Blieei nooiu mn, duiouhh 'of Manhattan. New York City, until Kebruary 6. 1918. at eleven 111:00) o'clock A.M.. at which time and place the nropoMli will he publicly opened, Wansa, rolling in the tourna- ment for the fifth time, racked 1 .716 for his eight-game 'total to knock Semo Stavich.

2i-year- tl'Vinnlinn mil nf the lead Stavich had taken the lead lust a few hours earlier, when! lie chalked up l.nSfi pins to drop Paul Krumske, Chicago, into Mccond place. Wansa started out with 257 pins in his first game. Then he fell off to ICR, 192 and ISO in the next three games. However, he found the pocket again for the final four games. He chalked up totals of 223, 232, 234 and 212 in the last games of his series.

York Certain He Can Locate New Position Cartersville, Feb. 2 (U.R) Rudy York, veteran first base man released by the Chicago White Sox. was sure today thatji he could locate another i lp iii'dom: mil uui cutiiiuitru hasn't received any offers yet. York's release followed Chicago's purchase of first baseman Tony Lupien from Hollywood of the Pacific Coast League. York said he hadn't been officially advised of his release yet and he added that he had not asked for it.

College Basketball Boston College 65 St. Anselm'i SUMMARY OF TODAY'S Vr-iM IS Al ULTMFILS (l s) upprd skat lug ruci1 HvriTf ruisliiil, Norway, 2, Soylfartli, Sweden, Odd liiindbrrg, Norway, 4, Liiuil Parkkinen, Flnliind, Sweden, 6, John Wrkert, 2:22.2. 1 3 4 1 2 3 4 6 7 1 2 4 ,3 4 1 3 2 120 7 xWooll rd's Pet 1 deacrihed below executed by Bwie' K(lnofskv oi in iu 'i'Rn i Kunof-kv u-lio ai dated October 19th. l3? 7 9 Tro' payiuenl i. due 111 the sum of ,1 39.,.

"et reSm-Miv" h- ti Ro, micl, of with Interest from April 1. 19 which BV0ok vn Vi of' ew rk I inor waa recorded in the KHKr wiu rvuiucu 111 in i 'im'ciaiion with them." 0 8 McFarlane Totals 23 Ravens G. 6 52 Totals 21 8 SO Crusaders F. O. F.

Barone Oastellon Dondero Terras! Mllatso Melnart Salerno Marshall 2 8 Stone 0 0 Ooetg 3 7 Donahue 3 13 Morgan 0 2 Donahue 0 0 Ieipl 0 0 Dickson 0 0 Ciprlano I Barker Contento 0 16 0 2 22 8 30 Totals 26 2 28 Nell Van Vliet Denies acuui 1 ui luilllliu riv Hoboken, X. Feb. (U.R) Nell Van Vliet, 22-year-olcl swimming champion from Holland, yesterday denied published reports that she intended to turn professional during her visit to the United States. Miss Van Vliet, holder of the 100, 200, and 500-meter and 100 and 200 yard world breast stroke records, is going to Chicago under the sponsorship of Mrs. Cora Fogarath to give swimming demonstrations at the matches of Chicago's "Town Club" swimming meets.

The young Hollander stated I. nl.n.l uiai uciiiiiui. nau nu tracts Whatsoever along those lines and would return to Hol land at the end of her nix months stay." American Hockey League Cleveland 4 St. Lnult 1 Buffalo 4 Indianapnii 2 Frovidtnct wxhiniton I. within four (4) from the date.Kinga on the 20th day of October.

w.Plt l.tHly re-idini a. Vo" of delivery of the contract for Gen- 1926. in Liber 6j37 of Paee q.6 'i eral Conatruction. Contract 228 and indexed under Section Tl, nr hlril will KiiniH'i ri, .1,1. I.

in A 11c nujni ui nv.iv.. ot tlie Keuisler oi- tne Louniy ot niocK nniu mi- niiu l.lttU UL I ic The moDertv in Question is known aa 1971 East 35111 Street, Borouuh of Brooklyn, City of New York, the nald premises being aituated on the easterly aide of Eaat 35th Street, 107 feet northerly from Avenue running parallel with Avenue for 100 feet. hen parallel with Kant 3,4 street for 18 feet, then weaterlv and aaain parallel with Avenue for 100 feet. uien anuinerry euoiiK eauiriiy aiuv 01 35th Street for 18 feet. to the requirement apecifled in or iting-a 1UIBIS OtJU.tfl D.o.utfwu Albee Square I Bell Redcr 149 161 192 136 162 159 Mnn-S 151 197 173 Sch'b k'r 134 179 159 Koch 196 151 1 31 Blllert 155 1 Onpel 192 142 184 Klos'sk! 214 178 Renda 169 192 193 Orrkln 164 180 136 jMul'and 200 169 155 Totals 847 843 8731 Totals 789 904 787 Parkway i Fairway Clpr'ano 172 J75 165 Pitla'no 172 179 155 K.

Rt'lfr 145 1R8 I73Manno 167 167 141 St'l 152 180 198 IXrano 157 171176 Pisc'ta 167 212 153 18509 I'm im--i Can'lto 218 222 189 Maine A.c.vdcr Ha tu: e.M 9779:9 Totals si "2" 864" 829 Lanlt-r Ooid Kmc 8t rubel 176 136 Oliver 162 143 Maxw il 208 1'9 l.il FrMa Valrnzl 177 213 K'llv Slalb 160 IBS 12! Guart no Pavm 172 193 211'Staurno 3 148 176 5 179 188' 11VVI Totals 928 879 8361 Totals 817786 903 Lincoln Road 1 Renal Tempera 174 193 154 DiSabato 160 185 169 DeS'fano 147 'Caruio 185 207 175 D'A'roslo 187 174 171 Pesce 172 132 137 Bconolfl 159 145 173 Marrone 175 120 158 Raitano 180 2 23 168 Glgant 190 187 167 Reaoll 140 153 Totals B50 873 8191 Totals B62 811 806 Farraut Ocean Wessel't 181 15 137 145 182 Bird 143 181 157 Sabatlno 173 178 164 Hadfleld 137 147 207 Hallneer 178 1 72 211 Graham 154 202 154 Ancona 166 172 167 McD'ott 158 145 159 RiCh'ond 190 1 60 199 B11 flIC Tntfl a RR2790 i Shore View i.n 111 C-ntn lilL'tltiti ioi I yvenoi io i.n it O'Conor if 'J? -i 05 ii i nr.ren 0.7 ifi 100 m. 1 IBS KB Lawler 208 21 1 21 ntenvllle 169 130 nn, qui IUI Tntals 22 90 823i Riirlrtind gtate 1 it. 11a 1A0 RlMir l7rt 1801 own 136 158 151 erblom 140 ISO 138 181 29 IN 179 189 man 130 171 11 Bohme B'rkland 124 187 HO Jon 164 111 i 154 151 PRO BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA Philadelphia 85. Chicago 78. NATIONAL LEAGl'F.

Minneapolis 85. Indianapolis 55. Sheboygan 65, Oshkosh t4. Toledo 49. Anderson 45.

Fort Wayne 52. Trl-Cltle 48. BOWLING TONIGHT Eagle Class RF.D DIVISION Central Tire Red Raueeie Drinks al KcTtnne: Ideal Shamrocks rs. Palm Information for Contractor. New York.

January 13. 1918. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. WILLIAM REID. Chairman.

FRANK X. SULLIVAN. SIDNEY H. BINGHAM. CommiMionen.

Wm. Jerome Daly. Secretary. Ja26-2t MEETING NOTICft tvSrTtr tirvTriPD'd vnr dttvp v4T.u-C17?0uffiv rrvK-J ih.t NOTRE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the nieetin of the 1, "i y. o.

vill be held at the office of the oni-1 inanv al 21 lonry street, in. ii fminlv of. Barrae 120 8 Vibrator 120 Vennhno 120 9 xWlse Cracker 115 nicxei 120 10 Sky Train 120 FIFTH RACE-S4 000; claiming; four-year-olds and up; one and one-quarter miles. P.P. Wt wt xPine Lake 102 5 xAnnieop'tch 114 2xBoerv Hall 110 8 Jolly Soul 115 Ten Dollar 110 7 Complex 112 4xWaterproof 113 8 Hi Neighbor 118 SIXTH RACE 84.000; allowances: rhree-year-olds; six furlongs.

P. Wt. P. wt. 1 Circus Clown 1 22 Fleet Boss 107 xKanace 108 6 Control 118 3 xPertlle Lands 1177 Dutoit 118 4 xPiloi Man 102! SEVENTH RACE 13.000: claiming: four-year-olds and up; one and one-half miles.

PP. Wt Wt 1 LnPatlci 113 8 Shlftr Sua 119 2 xMr. Flip 113 7xHlgh ePak 108 3xM.vrU lOBSTambo 118 4 xAetheltee 1089 Alison Peters 12: 5 Speedy Rcco 118 EIOHTH RACB 13 000: clalinlna: four-ver-olda and up: one and one-half miles. P.P. Wt PP.

Wt. 1 Our 124 6 xSpanaqua 113 2 xNick Kenny 1 19 7 xCabourg 113 3 Turnback 124 8 Sentry 121 4 Adnc 121 9 Nothing Amiss 113 118 xApprenilce allowance claimed. U. S. Hockey League St.

Paul 4, Kansas City 2. Dated: New York. January 22. 1948. PHILIP F.

SCHNEIDER. Attorney for pIglntff, Office atid Poat Office 280 Broadway. BoroiiKh of 2.1-A County February, nn Inn at Recent; avenue nar. Islioiilrt mil bn u- Kings. City and State of' New York.THK PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF, on lne 31a aay 01 enruary, iaia, so narv 2 clock tn tne atiernoon.

ior uie purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year unu 01 tions. to serve at the next annual meeting and for the transaction of. ni1 for the transiiction Brook yn, City and state 01 York ia28-6t ja26-6t lynn, hi ire nun jiiuriiejiim 10. juariiiiiip! Ward De Ayala. Rimassc.

Anne ru. ..,1... Orr Brown. Allton Orr Brown, Brown. Margaret Orr Brown.

Brown William Orr Brown. Elir.ahetll On Brnwn. William Brown, SEND GREETING: WHEREAS. Jane Swing, who reside." at 39S Claremont Avenue Brooklyn. New York, hag presented a pen- I p.s, tii 7 Tavern at Redi Anarmia TVPrll A(, al II) ken Hurkland Red Pelilnier'a at Ovlm Inn: College Red vs.

Meadow Ovid at fair. 111. I DIVISION Bonlerdrome Blue al Boro Park! Ham illon at Burkland; inker vq. niisbv rive al ldea i at Ideal Bomber: nireriieae iud vm. 1 entrai lire diup ii Quentin; Midwood Blue vs.

HHh Hole Tavern at John Hughes Council, K. nf C.i Ornpeia Cigars i. Caflora's Hardware at I.lneoln Roadi Vreeland's Serv-Icg at tollest Blue, 1 IN' TESTIMONY WHEREOF, nave csusen tne seni or our faid Sin romile's Court to be necMin'o arfixed. (Seal) WITNESS Hon. FRANCIS D.

Surrogate our said Conntv. at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the County of Kings, the 8th riny of January. 1QS AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate'! Court.

Jal2-4t II offlrr nrr such other business aa may come oe- fore the said meeting. Dted, Brooklyn. New York. HENRY SCHEVERMANN. Secretaiy.

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