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JIMMY MURPHY'S COLUMN 4 HAYES HOSES OUT POLY PREP Sharks Capture Junior Division Lake Registers New Point Mark Flatbush Christian Star Cages t. III TRACK MEET Roller Crown As result of the outcome 46 Points in Y. M. C. A.

Church Loop I of the novice shot-put of the Cardinal Hayes Memorial High George Lake of Flatbush Christian tallied 46 points to set Turn Back Rams, Hawks Skaters in Bay Ridge League Schools second annual meet held yesterday In the Bronx a new season individual scoring high in the Flatbush Y. M. C. A. Church Basketball League.

Lake's record sparked his team to an overwhelming 9157 success over South Congregational institution's gym, the host nosed out Poly Prep for the in the Unlimited Division. Willie Craig and Bob Dier ac Novice and Freshman point counted for 18 tallies each In trophy with 13 points against The Sharks rolled up victories against the Jr. Rams and the Hawks to capture the the Kings Highway Crusaders' 12. The main features of the Polylech Loses meet were held Wednesday 7934 triumph over South Congregational. Junior Red Division title in the night at the 102d Regiment St.

Paul's M. and Flatbush Bay Ridge Roller Hockey League. The Sharks 40 suc- To Adelphi College fa' 'ZJTllM i'M" i f'lllir 'lis awin III I Bagl Sports Picture Tompkins copped two games Armory, Manhattan. The Novice and Senior 12-pound shot-puts, postponed on account of rain, were held yesterday. 3S over the Rams enabled each in Division A and remained on the heels of each Like Bishop Loughlin in the In Basket Clash Special to tht Eagle them to complete their regular season in a deadlock for the lead.

The 2 0 triumph over other in Division B. Flatbush the Hawks was the tie-breaker. Senior Division, Poly Prep lost but it won as Hayes, being the host, did not take its own trophy and presented it to the Dyker Heights school. Garden Garden City, L. Feb.

23 Tompkins trimmed the Kings Highway Bullets, 5938, and overwhelmed Epiphany, 8019. Ken' Barentzen and Bob Achorn were Tompkins top performers in both contests. The lineups: The Lundy Brothers scored three of the four Shark goals against the Jr. Rams and Sil Miniter's registered both scores at the expense of the Hawks. Adelphi College, with a spec tacular second half surge, dis solved a 20-point Brooklyn Poly City, Mt.

St. Michael and Archbishop Steplnac High of White tech margin and swept to a Plains tied for third place with nine tallies. In the Unlimited Division, the UNLIMITED DIVISION GET INSTRUCTIONS Coach Milt Gold giving the Jewish Community House of Bensonhurst basketball team instructions for games in the Metropolitan A. A. U.

and Jewish Welfare Board tourneys. Lower row, left to right, Gold, Al Russak and Don Siegelaub. Standing, left to right, Archie Lipton, Bobby Cohen and Manny Lefkowiti. thrilling 7372 victory over the oulh Oonr Hayes increased its point KHatC Oruasders a. r.

baxons, paced by Flip Coyle's three goals, whitewashed the Gimbos, 60, and the Beavers Sehlff 13 Engineers here last night. Trailing by 6545 at the 10 minute mark, the Long Island 3 13 R. Dler B.DIer 7 total In the senior ranks by four or 43. Loughlin remained second with 24 and St. Augustine's 4 18 3 Kerschbuiu a played the Cardinals to a 66 tie.

ers caught fire for a rack of bas 1 1 Relners 0 Cralf Whit a 0 18 a kets which closed the gap and clung to third position with 10. The senior shot-put was an In Senior contests, the Rovers O. P. P. HaspsI 113 Anderson oil Clark 0 0 0 Dryden 3 1 8 Walkowskr 8 1 11 Benson 3 17 Ptltham a 3 7 Totals 13 34 South Oonr.

o. P. P. Araeeoo 7 0 14 Dryden 3 4 10 Welkowiky 4 1 Peltham 4 19 Clark 7 1 18 finally produced their only sec Totals 33 IS 79 nexed by Robert Morris of overwhelmed the Shoreviews, 91; the Arrows conquered the Flatbush Christian ond half lead and their eventual victory. Bill Gearns produced Four Quintets Double Victors in CYO Loop O.

P. 4 0 8 Hangers, 51, and the Eagles nipped the New Utrecht Leafs. 7 0 14 the winning basket with 20 seconds remaining on a left-handed pivot shot. 13 5 a 4 1 Nlcholls R. Meuiert H.

Melnert Allenspech Lek Anderson Baberadt 30, 46 The standings: 10 3 Our Lady of Lourdes Holy Rosary a la INTERMEDIATE BED DIVISION It was Poly's second consecutive losst and virtually elimi a Totals 40 11 81 Pte. Team Apache Totals 3S 7 87 Plstbush Pres. West Side, N. J. High School who threw the missile 50 feet 8 inches.

The novice shot-put was copped by Philip Werner of Mt. St. Michael who flipped the iron ball 44 feet 9M Inches. The summaries: SENIOB DIVISION 1 2- pound shot-put 1, Robert Morris, West High, N. 2.

Paul Baroncelll. Cardinal Hayes; 3. Robert Worthman, Xavlsr; 4. Nicholas Servldlo, Lyndhurst, N. 9, Robert Sorraco, Mt.

St. Michael. Winning throw. SO feet inches, NOVICE DIVISION 13- pound shot put 1. Phllln Werner.

Mt. 1 M. Paul's U. E. Kwn- P.

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13 11 nated the Engineers from any chance of tying for first place in the Greater New York Col Hoboes. W. 0 ti. 0 1 4 II 10 Layer 4 Arrows a link Dasowson Whit De Belasl Nugent Kennedy Ouise Bonn Stracker 0 12 Lowther 0 12 a. diioo 0 2lR.

Dlion 0 8 Jemmett 1 9Watklns 0 0 Kennedy 0 0 Myers 0 0 1 11 Hayes Basketeers of the Holy Cross A quintet and its neighbor, St. Francis of Assisi, Our Lady of Lourdes and Nativity parishes each won two games in the grammar school division of the C. Y. 0. tourney of Kings County.

In addition, Holy Name and Queen of All Saints split a 8 0 Maple Leafs Strsaks legiate Conference standings. Nicholson Retntsem, Wilson Nellatn Oardnar Oaaandon HarroM Haas JONIOt BED DIVISION 0 8 a 0 a 1 7 1 17 Kanaenar Wynkoop Pahrenkopk Howard Quba Team w. Pta. ShSTKS 10 Totals Totals 34 3 30 By virtue of their loss, the Livingston Streeters dropped into a tie for third place with Adelphi. Poly's league record 11 1 34 0 0 30 18 10 Htwt'i 9 Jr.

lWles Our Lady of Lourdes O. Oood Counsel PI OFF Totals IS 4 43 Totals 13 7 37 pair of attractions. Jr. Rams 4 Counts 3 Brlncet 0 8 Nugent Kennedy 0 a SletlamU Dutch IWelpert Bplphany 0 01 Holy Cross' victims were Kings 0 GOING PLACES If his efforts of late can be taken as a criterion, Gene Kiechlin, Brooklyn Prep star, is going to surpass the achievements of his famous dad, Harold Kiechljn, a city detective, when he was competing for the Crown Heights institution, and his elder brother, Harold Jr. Tha boy's dad established an enviable reputation as a sprinter with the track team and as a shifty back in football at Brooklyn Prep around 1927.

Harold Jr. also basked in tha glare of the spotlight at St Augustine's High as a C. H. S. A.

220-yard titlist and record breaker in the furlong, whose mark was eradicated by Vernon Dixon of Loughlin. Harold Jr. also acquired national fame as a high jumper and broad jumper. Young Gene is a more versatile performer than either his dad or brother. He is a junior and an honor student, despite the strenuous athletic program he is following.

Before he graduates he bids fair to be classed with the best the Blue and White Eagles have ever developed and they have turned out some dandies. BUDDING HIGH JUMPER In his workouts of late, Gene has been hitting close to six feet in the high jump, and Coach Murtha Lawrence feels confident that he can draw down top honors in the C. H. S. A.

A. city championships at the Garden a week from Saturday. He took fourth place in the national interstholastic games in the Garden last Saturday with a clearance of 5 feet 9 inches. Like his brother he is a furlong sprinter and to date his best time is 0:23.8, much slower than Harold best time, but he is rapidly improving and expects to have it below 0:22 before he graduates from the interscholastic ranks. Furthermore, he is a valuable member of the relay teams and did himself proud on the third leg of the mile foursome which placed second in the nationals.

GOOD ON DIAMOND, COURT Brooklyn Prep is deprived of the service of a sterling baseball and basketball player because Gene features track. With the Czars in the Junior Division of the Ice Cream League at the Parade Grounds last season, Gene was rated one of the most dependable outfielders and timely hitters in the loop. His mark was above the charmed .300 circle. The youngster, who lives with his parents at 1181 President St. and attends St.

Ignatius Church, has been a mainstay on the basketball court with the Squires, who operate at the Columbus Caseys. His speed and accurate shooting have the Casey members wondering why he never turned out for the Brooklyn Prep varsity quintet. Gene, who is a nephew of Jim Quinn, ex-Holy Cross luminary, a 100-yard sprinter on Uncle Sam's Olympic team in 1928, originally wanted to be an electrical engineer, but he now has his heart set on becoming a doctor. FUTURE GREAT Bob Welsh, brother of Jim Welsh, pitcher of the St. John's University baseball nine, is playing a bang-up game with the St.

Francis of Assisi grammar school team in C. Y. 0. basketball Bob is sure to be heard from in the future on the high school and college courts. Because of the heavy rain Wednesday night, the distribution of awards won last season will be made by the Coney Island Baseball League in the Ketchem-Hen-nessey Post headquarters, 2865 W.

15th Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Gil Hodges of the Dodgers will make the presentations if ha isn't called South by the Dodgers in the meantime. The team winners, Cyclones (Senior Division), Nathan's Famous (Junior titlist) and the Stillwells (Grasshopper ruler), will receive trophies, and the members of each of the championship aggregations will get tie clasps. GIANTS GRAB LOCALS Two Brooklyn boys, recommended by Scout Gene Bonnabeau, have been signed' by the Giants following tryouts at the Sanford, camp. The players are Larry De Vita, a left-handed pitcher of 292 Bay 19th and Arthur Schwartz, an outfielder of 271 Sullivan Place, right in the shadows of the Dodgers' home at Ebbets Field.

De Vita, although a southpaw, bats right-handed. He established an enviable record with Sewanhaka High School in Floral Park and with the Cliyennes of the Shore Parkway League. De Vita has been assigned to Lenoir of the Western Carolina League. Schwartz, who performed for Erasmus Hall High School, is 19 years old, six feet in height and tips the beam at 155 pounds. Schwartz, who clubs and throws from the port side, also did his stuff for Lenny Morris' Daytons of the Parade Grounds from 1946 to 1949.

The Giants have signed Schwartz to an Oshkosh contract. MAKES WHO'S WHO Frank M. Downing of Brooklyn, former All-Scholastic passing star of Brooklyn Tech, who also made an enviable record on the grid at Lafayette College, is one of the latter institution's 26 seniors who have been selected by Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. One is chosen on a basis of scholarship, leadership, citizenship and promise. Downing is freshman backfield coach at Lafayette, a member of the Student Council, Maroon Key Society, Knights of the Round Table and Delta Upsilon.

a. p. p. St Michael; 2. Larry Travers.

Archbishop Steplnac; Hugh Sheridan, Cardinal Hayes; 4. Jamas Vlgnola, Cardinal Hayes; Leo Msslow, Poly Prep. Winning throw, 44 feet, Inches. is now two victories and two setbacks. Adelphi notched its LflBiaei 3 12 Clark 4 0 8 Orese neighbor St.

Catherine of Genoa, Medtav Crutehley 4 0 8 7 1 13 SENIOR DIVMION Team W. Whit 0 0 Tasher 0 McOlnley 1 3Venla 1 13 0 0 0 a 1 1 0 3 0 0 6160, thanks to Barbieri's 30 Upton. H. 3 19 Dawson third loop triumph against three reverses. a 0 Pta 30 18 16 18 11 10 10 fCalee 10 Raven 9 Upton, A.

3 3 8 1 13 T. a i i 0 0 T. 0 0 0 0 0 T. 0 a i 0 0 0 0 T. 1 0 1 0 0 2 Murphy points, and Immaculate Heart 1 a 5 7 10 0 1 3 a 4 5 3 7 10 Hunan fa 4 19 1 21 Borlno Btraker Pink Shore Vlewi 8 0 14 0 8 In the preliminary contest, Dahl Mania Murray Pallstte Forsyth Chatpentler Vaupel Pitt Aquinas Questei Totals Arrow 8 K.

D. Leaf 5 of Mary, 2723, with Barbieri caging 17 on this occasion. St the Adelphi Juniors coasted to a 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 3 a ia 3 91 Totals 34 Nativity Totals It iu St. Matthew Francis of Assisi conquered Rantere 5 Tycoon! 5 Hews 4 6752 victory on the strength of a 3520 halftime lead. P.

a. a. p. p. 9 8 Immaculate Heart of Mary, Llcata Miller almbos 0 8 38 30 4 84 Amodeo The revised point scores: SENIOR DIVISION Cardinal Hayes Bishop Loughlin a4, St.

Augustine's 10, De La Salle 8, Brooklyn Prep 7. New Rochelle 6, Mt. St. Michael 8. La Salle 5'i, West Bids, H.

S. Rice 9, Fslham Ford ham Prep 4, Henry Snyder 4, St. Ann's 4, Rye 3. Xsvler 3, Power 3, Lyndhurst, N. 2.

Chamlnads 1, and St. Michael's (Jersey City) 1. NOVICE FRESHMAN DIVISION Cardinal Hayes 13, Poly Prep 13, Garden City 9, Mt. St. Michael 9, Archbishop steplnac 9, St.

Augustlns's Ti, Pelham Baldwin 9, Henry Snyder, Jersey City, 5. St. Aloyslus. Jersey City, 4, Rice Power 3. Don Bosco 3, Chamlnads 3, Bishop DuBols 3, 3532, In overtime, and the The lineups: Curran Memorial Pres.

Barons 4 B. R. Lstll 3 Rocketa 1 8 4 a t. Paul's M. I.

Holy Cross 46 11 3 1 Arnell siDurktn olTardo 01 Kelly O. P. P. O. P.

Poly Adelphi 1 1 a 0 aioonom a 3 Akrons 0 0 0 F. P.I o. Qllder Edwards Bert Leoneiu Kerry Lynch and Bob Welsh 31 0 2 1 1 starred for St. Francis in the Mahnken Erbacher N. Rosen J.

Rosen P. 9 13 1 13 8 IS 0 12 1 9 10 0 8 0 0 Pappas Lambrlnoj Keoatos McFarlann Sooupts Nolan Nicholson Reintsem Wilton Nielsen Oardner Oasandon Karrokl Haas Totals Totals 0 0 3 8 5 18 0 Totals 10 4 24 JIT 1' 7 0 13 in 4 36 extra frame tiff. Double Victom 0 4 nabiruy oi. reter Clever a a 3 3 4 Plnkemagel 4 34 a. Pl Duckham 3 4loms 1 HBIsca 0 OIQrasioM 2 8' Donohue 2 8 Becker 4 23 Mannln 0 OlPrveche 0 2ICopeland 1 ai'Vogta iMiher lArmsta 0 0 at.

Benedict's rordhem Prep 3, St. Ann's lone Prep 1, St. Michael's, Jer Our Lady of Lourdes combine Abbate Hacroulst UNLIMITED DIVISION Turn W. Beavers 4 Saxons 4 Cardinals 3 Olmbos 3 Olympic 9 Disbanded. Tha lineups: JDNIOB DIVISION Po.

Hawk Q. Rando L.W. Porelo lis ssl Hoffman sey city Bishop Loughlin Bronivtlle It, XaTler 'a. defeated Holy Rosary and Our Totals 33 8 70 Flatbush Tompkins sowaraa 1 0 2 Jonnson 2 0 4 LeonelH a 0 4 Holmes 8 0 10 Ingoglla 0 0 0 Trotman 0 0 Amodeo 4 0 8 Richardson 0 0 0 Llcata 1 2 4 Jones 4 0 8 Glider 2. Brown 0 0 Curran 8 2 14 Epiphany Lady of Good Council, 5024 O.

P. a. F. 1 0 2 a 24 5130. Nativity first downed 30 13 721 Oil 1 19 Sharks Rosenblum P.

Lundy LaPemlna 2 3 8 Totals Poly 1. Totals 27 19 73 Adelphi J. V. Mackay Crutchlsy R. Upton A.

Upton Buaanca St. Matthew's, 247, and net 4 1 9 V. 1 17 0 14 Achorn Barentzen Trimmer Michel Whitman Rosas a 4 R.W. Barons F. o.

p. st. feter ciaver. 4022. Totals 11 0 29 Colony House Cagers Win Two 113 0 Totals 17 8 40 St.

Thome Aquinas I 0. Erlksen Mlnlter Dougherty Clement Lubert 1 17 1 9 Holy Name 0 4 St. Thomas Aquinas of South L.D. Danzo P. o.

P. D- -UsaUlas 8 0 0 Totals 3 19 Catalano 13 00 Shark Brooklyn subdued Holy Name, 4636, and the latter then Totals 38 4 i Klnn Hwy. Bullets Hawks Flatbush Tompkins O. P. 1 1 1 1 Scortn Hawks: Manlier Spares 0 2 Marks 0 al White 1 9Rltsut 2 SIMcCsll a 12 Olvnn 1 3IPlull 0 4'Labon 1 1 Asarlta 0 2' King OjMarglott o.

p. p. 3 i 1 3 1 1 3 9 1 1 0 1 a is around and repulsed St. Augus- Heenlne; Martin Natal Ragnettl Costello Dl Meo Award! McPartland Trimmer 2 4 8 Arnold Rem re Lyons Stephenson Nicholson Keane Mason Larson Naughton Bauts Hawks: Loprete, Venecia, Eafan, MuacareUo. Torgeneen; Sharks: B.

Lundy, De Oarry, The Colony House Big Five 9 lSlDIUon 2 6iMexey 0 2lMcOreth 4 14Blyman 0 0 McDonald 0 6 O'Connor 0 Taylor 1 ll 0 0 2 14lBlelka 4 22 0 0 3 13 Ross. Hayden. Larson, Mcraraana, ceiaem. une 08. After bowing to St.

Francis Xavier. "2419. WalUn. cagers rolled up two closely contested victories by outscor- 0 0 Achorn 6 Berentson 10 Ocehlsrosso 4 Whitman 1 Nugent 0 Michel 0 Dantchlsh 0 20 Brltton 3 111 Mackay 1 31 Dick 1 1 Anderson 3 a'Stdord IPaton Queen of All Saints snapped Poa. Sharks Q.

Rosenblum L.W. Rosa mg St. Teresa, 8379, and defeating 0. L. P.

6156. Tote's 12 92' Totsls 34 10 87 Jr. Rama Tlrotta Kocco Ottgllotta Brenns Totsls Totals 17 13 40 13 10 3 Officials Everett Hebet and Henry Pohl. oacK to taice a fall out of St. Charles Borromeo, 2624.

B.W. Lundy Holy Name St. Auftutlne C. Celdelr Hank Kenny was the top- o. p.

Totals 23 13 S9 Totals in another erammar cams Cicero Tlrotta Prospect Park YFive L.D. Oatalano R.D. Dougherty Sharks DIVISION 14 Transfiguration outlasted St. 3 1 1 4 0 0 00 Bplphany Flatlands Dutch I Taylor Slyman Mcorath Mexry Haef Inter O'Connor 0 8 K'lly 4 32 Morrlssey 0 Koehler 3 8 Stiles 0 2 McMsnus 0 4'De Lorenxo Jr. Rama Turns Back Alumni' F.

P. o. p. p. Scorlne- Sharks: F.

Lundy 3, B. Lundy. scoring ace for the Colony quintet In both contests, with 29 against O. L. P.

H. and 21 at the expense of St. Teresa. Jesse Stevens caged 20 for St. Teresa 1 11 A.

Upton 1 15 Mlnlter. Spares Sharka: sscraruano, r. Cecilia of the Garden Spot of America GREENPERNT. The lineups: In their annual basketball 1 17 wellln. Lundy.

Mlnlter, Hayden, De (Jem, Murray a 0 2H. Upton 0 0 Buzanga 2 13 Mackay 0 0 Crutehley Jr. Rama: Marino, De Marco, Rosa, Hullo, Castonfflo. between the Prospect 3 7 Dahl Mania Murray Pellett Wents Porsythe Chatpentler Pitt Totals sn ob iotets 0 Holy Cross I and Bresling accounted for 16 Park Y. M.

C. A. varsity basket St. Cath of nenoa 4 22 All 8.1ms St. Prands Xsvler iQueen of 8ENIOB DIVISION 1 7 O.

P. P. O. ball team and the the 0 O. P.

Pos. New Utrecht Leais 1 of O. L. P. points.

The lineups: 1 2 6 Lsrava 2 Batiss R. Jocobsen Smyth Nelson 3 17 Quester a. Engberg L.W, Morgan R.W. Rttto former won yesterday. 75 62.

The varsity ld at the half, Cannon Lowerv Barbieri Wagner Fabricator Rubin 8 0 12 a 4 4 0 8 9 0 18 8 2 18 Colony House Big St. Teresa 0 6' Casey 0 301 Manning 0 2iCorrle 0 2 Smith 0 14 O. P. i Russo Schementl Coppnls Pen I co Bow en Redmond Paralno Totals 29 8 S8 Totals 7 81 Nastasa C. Monteftnoi 3328.

Joe Efkard and Eddie 8 1 13Henrlck 0 4' Robins 0 2' Palmar 0 0 Wershin 0 Russo 1 0 -Delgaalo Flatlands Dutch St. Paul's P. E. 0 2 Shemen Chlmentl McDonald 0 11 R.D.- Ruato a. r.

r. P. P. O. a Egan 4 18 (Mouse) Murphy were the respective stars with 22 and 13 Hayes Burks Hart McKeon Hunt Mitchell Totals 30 1 81 Burns New Utrecht Leais 0 Eagles 1 Johnson Curtis Totsls 33 2 80 Immac.

Heart of Mary 1 2 10 0 13 Holy cross "A 0 3 Thebault I --psroslc jCusno Judge Smith J. Steve 0 a reldezlsa Booruw nunaa: Mouni ill. o. women o. 1 11 a 0 4 20 'Cottle (1).

New Utrecht Leefs: Rlaio (1). points. The lineup: 1 I B. sieves Totall 10 4 24' Tou'i Whalen Kenny 2 0 Spares New utrecnt Leais: jaiunusai, 7 Tonjes 3 10 Lapse SpelglO Wood Veasey Fredericks Demetrius queen of All SalntvSt. Chari D' Andrea, Bentveen, McPadden, Vllleooe- Kane 1 Prospect 9 3 1 Marls IKeenan Brandon P.

2 8 0 0 0 0 0 II 8 7 Alumni a. p. a is a 10 0 10 Aizlnard, Bowdes, Bonamo, Borraaeo, P. i o. Shaw Oake Vallerslll, Dibbles.

Eagles: Bun), Beshears, Bishop Lowerv Rubin Barbieri Wagner Pabrlcatore Jeffers Caaerby Oate Campbell Cannon 0 .12 8 0 O'Hstuh 2 8 Maye 1 17'Chldn-lch 0 4 Rutier 0 0 Hannqn 0 OMcUcvern 0 II 0 0: 0 0 0 0 3 31 17 79 Otto. Flore, Tepedlno, Dunwoody, McOUl, Burns, King, Lusl, Bono, O. Jooobsen. Saeans 0 Joy Ll Rsjs rox Palmer De Ports Wenhliil Rodlno 0 0 Dunn 1 lrClncmtt 1 7iFaniIl 0 I Doin 2 0 olJobes "9' Pike P. Pos.

Arrows Rangers 17 8 39 3 I T. Mulror 2 8' Crowley 0 10 Hurley 0 8 Diekroger 8 22 Meaning 0 2W. Murphy 0 12 Davis 0 4'Ttmmoney Stapleton Eckard J. Mulroy 8 3 19 Borromeo 0 P. P.

9 2 13 4 0 8 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 a 11 2 24 Cecil I O. PP. P. 10 1 21 3 1 7 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 2 2 0 4 Totals TotsU Total! St. Totals .14 19 83' Totals O.

L. P. H. Colony O. F.

P.l Breslln 7 2 Kelleher 8 1 UiBurke D'Shea 1 0 2) Hunt Wlera 0 1 1 MrKaon Mere 2 0 4 Kenny Laffy 0 0 0 Hayes Majeskl 8 0 12 Mitchell Alnly a I. Whelm Totals 38 8 SS ToUls a. Pollaro Vaaaalo L.W. Pucclo Stelanlch R.W. J.

Furfaro AUeseandrlno C. R. Furfaro Weber L.D. DeNonno Lupo R.D. Valvo Campanile Trans figuration 10 3 2.1 of Mi-v St.

Francis 1 3 0 4 3 4 0 4 1 29 0 4 0 10 1 1 Buddenslck T. Murphy P. o. Csechowlt a 3i Kearns Thorn hill Budd Totals 17 8 40 Totals All Saints Kings O. P.

P. n. Riscook 21 Cannon Slconoia 13 9 Barker Skeens 13 9 Nicholson Hansen 3 17 Robblns D. Wells 4 19 Johaneesen Holme 3 19 Schmidt Miller 10 2 Miller H. Wells 10 3 Haiutlen Andrews 0 0 0 Sloan Todd 8 0 0 Ernaxd Totals 30 14 34t Totals 1 11 Lynch Chsve P.

1 9 0 0 0 8 1 3 4 24 0 0 1 1 13 1 1 0 0 3 3 27' Tottts MsliHImmsc. Hi O. r. I 6 2 0 0 O'MrOtwsn 4 2 10 Maye 0 0 0 Bsrbsler 1 0 2 Chidwlck 1 1 2 2 SI Arrows 0 3 3 Rangers 1 0 0 1 Welsh McOorty Mongo Schrammel Shannon 1 21 Alflcrl 4 12Csncllls 2 SiCallabrese 2 4Bonomo 1 1 Stanley I Dellecave R. Murphy Rosch M.

Murphy Oeslng McDonald 1 13 2 12 0 4 1 1 0 4 Scorings Btoremcn tweber, Aieesanarino); 28 8 81 Nichols Nlcoletll 1 1 0 4 J. Furfaro (Pucclo); R. Furfaro (J, Furfaro): Collins R. Furfaro; conoollno tPucclo, J. Furfaro); Tedlsco (Contl).

Spares Arrows: Tedesco, Lamaro, Bells. U. S. Hockey League Totals 27 8 82 17 44 Totals 17 1 39 Denver 3. St Paul 1 Refsre Happy Murphy.

Umpire Jos Dunn. sone, Lompado, Branca to, Oranwe. Concollno, lotais 7 33 Totals 14 28 81 Tula 4, Milwaukee 1. rrancis OI AUUI Holy CrtHM Squadron A in Final 9- I I contl. Rangers: Porta, innon, atanno, neg-nato, Oltto, Kallnowskl.

i. p. Lynch 4 0 8 Ws-hbutn Superman at B'way Chsve 3 0 6 Trull Welsh 3 2 8 Jackson Rover Molaro A wrestling match is sched Squadron A Teams In Polo Clash Tonight The Squadron A Ex-Members Hheehey 4 0 8 Barbarie Leopards Near Senior Title Shoreviews Mttohell Beck Moss Shirley Saunders B. Johnson Nichols 1 SiEalone Werner 1 1 3' Stanton t) niudtiiuu rctuijii utai tne 10 to 7, in the Sherman Memorial Indoor polo tourney last night at Squadron 5 A Armory. The Falcons will play the Ithaca team in the L.W.

Ttnto R.W. Dt Benedetto C. Gentile L.D. Maids uled tomorrow night in the finish feature at "the Broadway R.D. Cammarata Nlcolettl 9 1 11 Csllshsn I Duffy jFeeney Totals 21 4 4 Total and Squadron A Falcons indoor polo teams meet tonight in a semi-final round match in the Rovers 3 INTERMEDIATE DIVISION The Leopards moved a step 11 Shoreviews 0 Arena when Superman squares off against Lou Plummer.

In I Ravens Apaches JUNIOR DIVISION W. l. Tigers 0' Pythons Lucky IS 7 2 Jokers 7 1 1 1 final tomorrow night. Scoring Thome (8fcureao). OentU closer to clinching the Senior o.

annual Sherman Memorial in Sconzo 3, Floe oo, Tlnto, Dt Palm. Dl Benedetto, XdSalle. Outtennan other bouts, Frank (Tarzan) Pirates SjOvIs INTERMEDIATE DIVISION F. P. 0 2 Vsllln 2 14 Stem 1 9.

Stone 11 Wasserman 0 o'Brtnce Rovers: LaSaile, Soon so. Porto, Division title of the Flatbush Boys Club Basketball League O. P. 2 1 3 3 2 8 0 0 0 3 0 6 1 3 3 3 8 door polo tournament at the Squadron A Armory. Game time is 5:30 p.m.

The winner Dl Palm. Ploooo. Shoreviews: J. Johnson, Roan, Thomas, Beuerese, Doyle, Robinson. W.

L.i Orioles II Dwarfs Hewitt faces Abbey Mancuso, George Harbin tests Mighty Yousoff. Jim Austeri opposes Poi Ooldatetn Wecwetser Cains Gallant Berkowlt Totals by edging out the fourth-place Boro Viet With Groton For Heart Fund Honors Two championship basketball RosenstO'-e; meets' Ithaca for the title Satur UNLIMITED DIVISION Po. Saxon O. DUlon Ravens 10 2 Rama Apache 7 2 mediators Violet SiKlnss SENIOR DIVISION Abe Stein and Joe GagUemo day at Squadron A in the Totals 13 8 30 teams clash at Brooklyn's Liv Klnn L.W. Dlorlo R.W.

Jacobson W. L.I opener of a doubleheader. meets Big bam. Rams O. CHmbos Rtnhrdt Nuccl H.

Ttberl Thompson Anderson Ttberl Met. Foul Shooting Test Draws Sister Act Twelve schools have already entered the girls foul shooting contest, an innovation this year of the 22d annual Metropolitan Catholic High School invitation basketball tourney of the Co-lumhus Caseys to lie held in their grand ballroom, 1 Prospect P. P. O. P.

Crusaders, 3938. It was the ninth win for the league-leaders, who have lost one game. Artie Salz and Dennis Merdin-ger tallied 14 points each for the Leopards. 10 0 Dougherty Kreener Leopards 9 1 Pepperpots All Stars 3'Mustanis Roeneta 4Acea Crusader Albermerles 1 13 9 2 12 2 II 4 R.D. Chlnvantl ingston Hall tonight, in a benefit game for the New York Heart Association, according to an announcement by Thomas .1.

Winn, chairman of Brook Schneider Harrison outer Kushner Judelnon Becker 2 22'Qulrl 2 4 1 Stack 0 10 Cuidic 1 5 Coluccl 0 83antora 0 0 rmlz.jl 1 Sasona The lineups: 0 aim bos 00 4 1 0 4 1 0 0 0 Scortnf Saxons: Ooyl a (Gross. Dlorlo. SENIOR DIVISION In other Senior contests, the Leopards Roes), Dougherty (Jsoobeen. Dlorlo), Roes, Dlorlo (Jacobean). F.

Totsls 21 i 47 lyn's Heart campaign. Mi-Stars conquered the Pepper Spares Saxons: Ross, Ooyle, Gross. Luzt. Totals 22 3 40 Jl'NIOR DIVISION Tomeo. Olnvbos: Roth.

Morris, Hanlsy, 0 10 3 2 0 2 pots, 4128; the Mustangs, Both teams represent plant. r' Zl 'C. Users Plratss Sloan, Bowl, sung, ran. paced by Jim Wolleben's 26 P. P.l of Chas.

Pfizer Inc. O. F. 2 Cardinals 2 10 Boxer PlaUman 1 3 chemical and pharmaceutical firm The benefit rr.inin u-ill markers and Fred Larsen's 18, nipped the Aces, 59 58, and Mltohell Kearns 3 1 0 4 Ilsilhraun 0 2 Hsrht 0 4 Goldman 2 14'Caruao 0 4 Kaufman 3 14 Cohan Pos. Beaver O.

Pardell L.W. Romans! R.W. Harklns'- Mlnervlnl L.D. Templemaa R.D. Bclppion Beaver aVheffor Steyert1 the Rockets defeated the Mus 2'match the company's Brooklyn nf (Via Powerateln Cohen Turner Totals Ollllgan Keyss tangs.

Carl Hochman of the Aces recorded 27 points in a 13 1 27 12 4 43 Totals Saviour's Academy, St. Angela Hall, Catherine McAuloy Acad, emy, Fontbonne Hall, Bishop McDonnell Memorial. St. Bren dan's Diocesan High and St. Francis Xavier Academy, all of Rrooklyn; St.

Joseph's High of Brentwood, Agnes Academy, Rockville Centre, L. Dominican Commercial, Ja- i a a i 0 a 3 18 Cardinals losing cause. Soortn Hare. Steyert 9. HeeJy 2.

i-uiuiipioiio ii politan League, against its Groton team, top men of the Connecticut State Industrial League. GUllgen, Tenrploroan, Miner vlnl 1, SkaXlesUd The Apaches upset the pace- Bctpplone. Boares Beaver: rkailesxad, Lonee. lorlo. F.

D. Z. A. Cagers 0 o' Score Over Bryan 1 rru It a setting Raven, 3430, and Fwraot. OerdlneJs: Healy, Moss, Hare, C.

tightened the race in the Inter jonneon, Frerlohs. mediate Division. The second Bams Crush Apaches In Center League defeat in 12 frays dropped the ball team scored its first victory jmnica, Maris Stella Academy of Uockaway Beach, and St. MU 4 28 ox me season oy overwneiming Ravens Into second place. The idle Orioles, with a nine-and- O.

F. o. Lukow 0 0 0 Jones Sals 7 0 14 Smith 0 Sherman 4 0 8 Hiecin I Merdlufsr 4 14 Warner 3 Cohen Oil Dana 4 Slater 1 0 1 Clifford 1 Passman 0 0 0 Boiler 1 Kasteln 0 0 0 Simon 0 0 0 Totals 17 3 Totals 19 All-Star Pepperpot art a Rosenberff 4 0 0 ChUrantan 1 Keller 0 0 (I Wilson 0 Ooldberf 3 4 10 Kelly 0 Rubin 1 0 2IArsuio Sherman 3 0 6Brennan Fruhllnf Lyons 0 Sharkey SOS Mill 0 Orutkln 2 13 Bamett 10 3 Totals IS 41 To 12 Mustanea Aces Retllts 2 1 5 Hock man II nraham 4 1 (Hers 2 murium 0 1 lischwaser 3 Wolleben 12 2 26 Davidson 2 Larson 2 18 Raphaels ft Kalter 0 0 0 Oolditeln 1 Morrt 0 0 0 Berkowlt 1 Epstein 0 0 0 Totals 2S 80 Totals 29 Rockets Muotenga a J. Oohen 0 0 0 Orehaa 3 West 3 0 4 Ravlts 4 hlosToast 4 0 Wolleben 4 Ber soften 3X8 Mltarltosi 2 Clifford 10 3 Lereen 3 S. Cohen 4 3 10 Kalter 0 Nell 4 0 8 Epstein 0 Mernsy 1 I Morris Toted IS 4 42 Total It Juliano, Ex-Cage Coach, to Be Honored The "Cheese Club" of Colum bus Council.

Kniirhts of Co lael's High of I'nion City, N'. St. Saviour's will be repre the Bryan A. Z. 7727.

Hal Paced by Paul Sclnilman. who tallied 311 points, the Bams one record, gained the lead. The sented bv Mary Jane O'flara and nr romped over the l.aurine Siegler, and Fontbonng 3 27 0 4 0 4 3 7 0 13 0 2 0 3 Weitz was the top performer for the victor with 31 tallies. The lineup: Apaches are third with a seven-and-two slate. In the other Intermediate fray, the Rams out- lumbus, is ijlvlnt! a dinner in 0830, in the Community Cen-1, tee PnMIe Cr.1,,.,,1 1) .1, 1 1 II will depend on Rosemary honor of Frank Juliano, former basketball coach of the New vittiiiiviit ntiu mcii iti ihtiviviv.

t. D. Z. A. scored the Kings, 4947, in an Bryan A.

League. F. The Bishop McDonnell stand. The lineup: 1 31 Lawer F. P.

1 1 0 6 overtime. The Tigers, the only unbeat Welts Haaksl York Stock Exchange Wildcats of the 1930 period. The event aid hearers will he Hatre Mo ti: n. 0 Sitll 0 14 Hymle Merdlifr mii.siui aim ierv.su lanei iy. en quintet in the loop, garnered Trafer 0 8 Rammish will De Held at the K.

of 2 12 2 4 Achiilm'n 15 88 1 7 0 8 4 12 0 4 1 7 their ninth straight Junior VI on Saturday, March 10. Carl 0 Hymen I Auschea P. 1 a. 3 3.1 Bruno I 1 0 Aiiella 1 3 11 Rich 6 1 9 s. hulman 2 2 2 Miller 3 3 4 rrulsl 2 Johnson, former Visitations' FAMOUS NAMES IN BASKETBALL were on hand to wish the boys tuck as the Met Boys Club tourney gets underway at Flatbush Boys Club.

Left to right, Bud Palmer, former star of Knicks; John Romano, captain of Flatbush Boys; Frank McGuire, coach of St. John's frank Smith, captain of Ironbound Boys Club of Newark and Buck Freeman, coach of St. John's Wonder File. St. Bremlans will depend on ti njAnn Garvey and Mary Jane Fenlon, and St.

Francis Xavler'g is placing its hopes on Frances Hiesty anl Kutherine' Donegan. 4' Robinson 2IOottlleb OlClorfusln 8 Clark 41 01 0' Reynolds Small Rfen the Pirates, 4227. Al Power Braeer Doloboft Cohen Zlmmemaa Davis Kanr.lsr Miller Scherlef Tetai star, and Slim Steinhouse, who played with him on the Wild stein and Lcs Turner chalked ToUls 58 13 (IS To-als 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 it cat five, will attend along with up 14 each for the Tigers. The standings: BROOKLYN EAGLE, FEB. 23, 1951 19 other ex-cagera.

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