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18 BROOKLYN lAGtf, DEC 5, 1950 rr7 a 0,77 a 0 mm JIMMY MURPHY'S COLUMN to Berk, Roth Pace 4 Christ Church STREET" Quintets Triumph Register Conquests in Three Classes of B. R. Church Loop 5 I I Four Christ Church basketball teams operating In three different divisions of play in the Bay Ridge League scored overwhelming victories. The Christ Church Unlimited Division cagers routed the Union Church and Bruce Thompson of the Accera Yasrln DeLorenno Williams 4 19 Qlessandro 113i Tlakiewlcs 2 2 6 Brenseke 1 1 3' 0 1 li Totals 13 6 36 Totals St. Cyril Methodius! St.

Joseph Patron r. i P. Stanczak 6 2 14! Leahy Pulaski 2 0 4i Campisi' McDermott 3 0 lot Amendola Dobiea 2 15! Greco Jaatrzemoakl Termini A 1 i.i v. v. 1 sit; 0 0 0 2 3 4 19; 3 0 i lis! PRESEASON CONFAB Ralph Westfoll, Poly Prep basketball coach, holds a confab with his cage team.

Kneeling, left to right, Michael Lamm, captain; Sammy Laitman and Joel Spector. Standing, left to right, Horace Scharges, Harry Hawkinson, Steve Ehrlich and Bill D'Amato. Poly opens its season against the Lawrenceville School at Poly on Saturday. Bport, Wctur. Individual scoring record with 37 points.

He bettered his own previous high. The Christ Church Senior Division entry notched its fifth straight victory at the expense of St. John's, 7024. Scooter Moss and Don Richardson were high for the victor with 20 and 15 markers. In the other Senior games the United Presbyterian quintet won two games by trouncing Zion Church, 44 32, and defeated St.

Philip's, 45 31. Bui Anderson of the United five scored 16 points against St. Philip's. Junior Combine Scores The Christ Junior combine, registered their third and fourth victories in five tries by besting the Union five, 299, and Zion, 249. Brian Richardson sparked the Christ attack in both games with 16 points against Union and 11 at the ex pense of Zion.

In the other Junior fray, the league leading 2d St. Lvangel quintet made the 66th St. Free Church their fourth successive victim, 33 11. The Bethany Church team rolled up two wins in Inter mediate Division, conquering Zion, 3733, and Fort Hamilton Presbyterian, 5442. Richard Syvertsen, Bethany, paved the way both fravs with 29 against Fort Hamilton and 21 in the Zion game.

In the other Intermediate contests Incarna tion downed Zion. 40 35, and Salem conquered Christ Chapel, 5542. The lineup: UNLIMITED DIVISION Dukes to Nod In N. U. Loop N.

U. Reformed Tops Dolphins, 3025, In Another Combat The Dukes gained undisputed possession of first place In the Junior Division of the New Utrecht Y. M. C. A.

Basketball League by routing the Regents, 5834, Herman Berk and Cliff Roth led the Dukes' attack with 22 and 13 points. Bob Seigel and Herb Davidson paced the Regents with 13 and 12 mark ers. In the other Junior Division fray, the New Utrecht Reformed Church toppled the Dolphins, 3025. The Westchesters and N. Y.

Latvians recorded Senior Di vision successes. The Latvians, sparked by Lepnis' 32 points, outscored the Dutchmen, 53 44, and the Westchesters edged out the Rebels, 4743. Vinnie LaRocca fused the winner's attack with 13 tallies and Bernie Eisenberg caged 23 for the Rebels. Knight Halt Creepers The Knights, employing but five men, handed the previously unbeaten Creepers their first defeat in the Intermediate Division, 4220. Marty Gutter- man accounted for 18 of the Knights' points.

In a battle for top honors in the Intermediate Division, the Gaels, lubricated by Ralph Longo and Lip Geradi, who scored 16 and 14 counters, over whelmed the Olympics, 60 31. In the other games of the di vision, the Rockets, last year's winner, rebounded from their defeat and trounced the Vul cans, 84 40, and the Orioles downed the Dolphins, 2822. Paul Etterman of the Rockets set a new individual scoring high for the season with 35 tallies. The lineups: JUNIOR DIVISION New Utrecht Reformed) Dolphins O. P.

O. P. P. Perritr 4 1 9'WflnMckl 1 2 4 2 0 4 Fedortco 4 0 SAlcils 2 0 4 Tagv 2 1 SButensky 2 0 4 Barrow I Noble Adsmson Rlchardl 1 0 2 3 0 8 I 1 3 aorll 3 0 6 Total! 14 2 30 Totala 11 3 23 JUNIOR LKAGIK Dulue I O. P.

P. Regente O. Laaner 3 1 7 Davidson Berk in 2 22 Beel 4 4 12 1 13 0 1 1 Shtop 1 0 2iOHbert Roth 8 I 13IBalleban Tayar 2 0 4BTown Base 2 0 4iKaeerman Cohen 1 I Blatt 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 8 total 27 4 38 Totala SENIOR LEAOI'I DID WELL One of the newest football offsprings of this season is the Trojans of Canarsie, unaffiliated with any league, chiefly because of the lack of equipment. The aggregation suffered defeat in its first three games, twice to the Buck 6 0, 196, and to the Club Jinks, 196, due to greenness. The club, which averages 165 pounds, smartly coached by Harry Holston, Dick Norris, and Howie Podolski, profited by those setbacks and finished the season in grand style by polishing off the next five opponents.

They included the Cheyennes, 136; Rams, 126; Panthers, 400; Buck Hubbards, 1'8 7, and Olympics, 580. Now that the team is fully organized and functioning smoothly, the Trojans will enter some league in 1951 if they don't organize their own loop in Canarsie. To gain the additional experience, the combine will play right through December if the weather permits. OFFENSIVE LINE POWERFUL The starting offent sive line, from tip to tip, is composed of Lenny Simeti, John Gentile, Jerry Price, Jimmy Minoti, Co-Capt. Neil Crystall, Albie Greenhaleh and Burt Saperstein.

The back-field has a personnel of Bob Greenhagh, quarterback; Stan Stracy and John Fitzpatrick, halfbacks, and Jerry Norotsky and Frank Espisito, fullbacks. The defensive line is made up of Joe Salidino and Mike Nickolini, ends; Matty Seigel replaces Price at guard, and a backfield man plays center. Th defensive backfield numbers Ed Davidson, Artie Kaufman, Fitzpatrick, Knute Farina and Artie Heller. Other able reserves who always do themselves proud when used are Joe Truglio, Joe Morielli, Morty Levine, Andy Gulitzia, Arnie Seidman and Ernie Volk. SAT ON ARMY BENCH Paul Sullivan son of the former coach of the Erasmus Hall football eleven and a sturdy tackle of Brooklyn Prep's eleven, sat on the Army bench during the game with Navy in Philadelphia's Municipal Stadium last Saturday afternoon.

The undefeated Mohawks of Marine Park will take on the Carroll Boys of the 150-pound division of the Parade Grounds League at the Parade Grounds Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. DID THEMSELVES PROUD Co-Capt. Arthur Pappas of this borouh wound up his career as a left halfbackiin soccer at Springfield College in a blaze of glory this Fall. Pappas, a product of Lafayette High, was brilliant on the defense during the campaign which saw Springfield, win seven of nine games. John Hartman, also of Brooklyn, did himself proud at right halfback on the eleven.

Leonard Axelrad, point-after-touchdown specialist, and Don Manus, a back of the Erasmus Hall High School football team, are making good in the political field at the FlatbusTi institution. They are presidents of the grades eight and six, respectively. One of the leading candidates for a place on the St. Michael's College of Winooski Park, freshman basketball team is Jimmy Schaefer of East Islip, L. I.

C. I. LOOP TO ENLARGE Pat Auletta, director, informs us that the Coney Island Baseball League plans to expand next season and is already making arrangements for the reception of new teams. The loop has the facilities to accommodate extra teams. Those interested should attend meetings Friday and Sunday, Dec.

15 and 17, details of which can be obtained from Fred Bernstein, 2817 W. 31st Coney Island, or by phoning him at ESplanade 2-5962. Teams, regardless of age limits, can be placed jn one of the divisions. The league has no entry fee but it does demand a forfeit fee which is returned at the end of the season after the schedule is completed if the team has met all of its obligations. It is a self-supporting, independent league.

Every player registered with the circuit will be insured against injury. All equipment is supplied by the league. Heaning Brothers Star In St. Thomas CYO Wins I I ii jonando UlRainla 0 10 Regain 1 7 Itouretta 0 6 Tuttle 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 Trlolo Leale Myers Csretelll Hsas 20 13 33; Totals 37 11 831 Tots Is St. Portui.ata I St.

Martin of Tours O. F. I 8 3 13 4 1 9 3 0 4 4 1 9 0 1 1 Barrasc 3 0 6i Coyne 0 0 0 0 01 Rants 0 0 OiKiickllnca II 7 29iLateret 0 0 0, Tuttle 2 0 0 0 3 1 7i 0 0 Verflnstein 3. Feirazia Cornell Plcclnlnnl Malo De Vtto Balta Cutolo MartlneiU Totals 19 8 46' TotaU 18 9 41 O. L.

of Lourdes St. Fortunata O. P. G. F.

P. 0 2 2 3 0 6 14 9 33 3 I 7 113 Grim Quirk Trucehlo Carbnnara Malone Eastman 4 3 1 0 Cutolo 3 2 Puccininnl 6 8 20i3ferrazaa 2 0 4 Devlta 1 1 31 4 3 111 Cesarf-ky 4 I 2 I 4 I 5 1" 11 at 13 6 31 Totals IS 3 331 Totals GRAMMAR SCHOOL DIVISION St. Thomas Aquinas! St. Teresa G. F.

P.I Q. P. P. Heaning 7 2 161 Connolly Oil Kelly 12 4 Gallagher 3 3 9 Raggnitl 3 0 10 Cole 2 13 Martin 3 0 8 McLaughlin 0 0 0 McPartlan Oil Doherty 103 Menaparl 10 2 Gardener 10 2 Totala 17 3 39 Totals 7 5 19 St. Teresa St.

Francis Xavier G. F. O. F. P.

Christ Church I Union o. p. p. a. r.

p. Medina 7 2 IS Sahadl Oil Slglllo 1 0 0 0 0 D. Medina, 1 0 4Jacobsn 3 17 Andersen 1 1 Sighamyer 2 3 7 Petieraen 7 4 1SID Abouchar 0 0 0 Careen 0 1 HZahka 11 2 24 Weinberg 4 1 9'Rultad 0 0 0 Gaunt 1 0 2 Valentin 6 3 17 Thompson 18 3 1 0 2 Black 1 0 2ILammey 0 0 0 lAissd 0 1 1 IR. Abouchar 0 0 0 Tola! 40 14 94 Totala 23 13 39 SENIOR DIVIhlON Christ Church 1 O. P.

I The Heaning Brothers paved me way ior two i nomas Aquinas of South Brooklyn successes in the C. Y. 0. Basketball League. The elder Heaning, Bob, playing for the Senior Di vision team, scored 23 points in his team 9573.

win over St. Joseph's. Young Billy Heaning was the big gun as the St. Thomas Grammar School team won its second straight game at the expense of St. Teresa, 3919.

Billy tallied 16 points. In his other outing he recorded 32 markers. In other Senior games, St. Francis Xavier, paced by Mike Cavaliere's 21 points, downed Visitation, 6528; St. Barbara, with Fischl accounting for 28 markers, trimmed St.

Martin of Tours, 8553; St. Fortynata outscored St. Martin of Tours, 4641: Our Lady of Lourdes toppled St. Fortunata, 61--55; Holy Name edged out Visitation, 3935, and St. Joseph's, 4311.

St. Teresa's Wins In other Grammar School clashes, St, Teresa won from St. Francis Xavier, 2419; St. Au gustine's nipped Queen of All Saints, 1816; St. Matthew's downed St.

Lucy's, 207; Na tivity set back St. James, 55 20; S. Ephrem's beat St. Fran-cen de Chantal, 2310; Our Lady of Angels tripped St. Berna-dette's, 269; Our of Lourdes defeated St.

John the Baptist. 5228; St. Francis of Assisi routed St. Catherine of Genoa, 5127; St. Ephrem's outscored St.

Bernadette's, 34 1 4: and St. Peter Claver won 07 The ineups: SENIOR DIVISION I St. Thomas Aquinas 4 O. F. St.

Joseph's F. o. p. p. 0 0 0 3 1 7 2 0 4 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 2 4 1 Totals 21 19 61 Totals 21 13 33 Holy Name I Visitation G.

P. I P. P. McGovern 4 1 9t Redmond 0 0 0 Orll'ln 8 2 18'Clyie 0 0 0 (Suigley 1 0 0 0 0 4 2 lOiEmmett 2 0 4 Bvrne 0 0 OiHeaney 3 0 6 Relllv 0 0. Davis 4 0 8 Slyman 0 0 O'Smvth 12 4 Mclnerney 0 0 0 Garr.gan 3 2 12 Hanson Oil Totals 17 3 39 Totals 13 3 33 Holy Name St.

Joseph's O. P. P.I O. F. P.

McGovern 2 2 0 1 1 Griffin 3 12iTall 10 2 Qulgley 3 0 6 0 Rourke 1 0 2 Barry 8 3 13 Heller 0 0 0 Mclnerney 0 0 6( Rhatlgan 10 2 Rellly 1 0 McNeill 1 0 2 iLombardl 10 2 Tots Is 15 11 43 1 Totals 5 1 11 Mizhir Drte Bailey Richsrdeon Mavis Borg Roy Moss Grimm 0 6'McEnfee 0 Oi Paulsen 2 1 13Dohrman 0 4iTolevaen 3 0 2 Anderson 4 20 0 4 Nedell 0 Connolly Doner ty Gallagher Cole McLaughlin Murphy S. Doherty 1 0 2 Farino 3 0 1 1 Redmond 4 0 Ericks 2 0 4, Schementt 0 0. 0 Ryan 1 0 2 Ruaso 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 19 3 0 6 8 0 4 Totals 12 0 24 St. Augustine's Totals 9 I II Queen of All Saints G. F.

O. F. P. Comiley Lane Kelly Meyer DeLorenao 0 Oil.a Raja 2 0 4lFox 0 41 Werschlne 0 0 Quarto 1 De Fontea Murray 3 Stiles OFlanagan 0 0 Cansano 0 OiRodino Morrlssey Koelher Totals 0 0 Mason 0 0 7 4 18 Totsls 0 It St. Matthew's I G.

F. P. St. Lucy's a. F.

p. 2 0 4 Ventura 10 1 3 0 6'Cardomons 2 1 3 Poerlo 1 0 Arlola 0 1 liBenicasa 1 0 2, Dellglo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 12 4 iGuarlno Kelly Durkm Total 9 2 20 Totals 2 3 St. James Nativilv G. P.I 2 4 Kroll G. F.

P. 0 2 7 0 14McEan 5 0 lOISanliego 4 1 nifarrcll 4 1 9, O'Connor 4 1 9 McCalllon i Fasauo 0 10 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 3 .1 Totals 26 3 5.V Totals St. Ephirm'e Frances de Chantel F. 1 1 Peie 1 "Siaombardlere 0 0 OiHcdiie 0 OlBoaslorno 4 12 Vltale 0 Fred 0 2. La Rocca O.

F. P. 0 0 0 000; 10 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 7 0 1 I Us. Rasiiter O'Brien Kehm Hume Basler Brodbeck Wall winner established a new loop Eagles Make Rockets Fifth Victim in Row The high scoring Eagles registered their fifth straight victory in the Senior Division of the Bay Ridge Roller Hockey League by overwhelming the Rockets, 171. Nelson and Dun-woody sparked the Eagles attack with three goals each.

Eddie Morris, Gimboes; Grady, Hawks, and Tedesco, Rovers, recorded four goals each in Senior Division. The Gimboes trounced the Bay Ridge Leafs, 120; the Hawks routed the Akrons, 9 2, and the Rovers toppled the Arrows, 74. In the other Senior games, the New Utrecht Leafs paced by Joe Montefinesse's two tallies, conquered the Tycoons, 5 2, and the Shore Views overwhelmed the Barons, 12 1, Bill Thomas leading the winner with three goals. In the Unlimited Division frays, the Beavers downed the Cardinals, 5 2, and the Sax ons routed the Olympics, 191. The lineups: Pos.

Eaglet O- H. Jacobean LW Lull Fi Bono --Dunwoody Jacobean RD Beshears Rocketa La Greet Predrlckaon Mangual Paaaano Penney Oullano SPARES laflee: Burns, MeOill. King. Naataaa, Bmyth, Otto. Nelson, Chtmentl, McDonald, Tepedtno.

Plort. Rockets: Clemente, Buro, Blrkbeck, Jones, Del Dues, Score by periods Eagles 4 7 6 17 Rockets 1 0 0 1 SCORING Bagles: Bono 2. King 2. Flore. McOlll 2, Nelson 3.

Dunwoody 3. Naataaa, Bums, Luxl, Chlmentl. Rocketa: passant. Poa. -LW-- Gimboes --Nucct Bay Ridge Leafs Msnr.a R.

Plcarello Pergollssl Roth Rw- Morgan C----Morrie LD Redpetb RD Lynch Tenia Tosce.no Procita SPARES Gimboes: Tlberl. hraemer, Denny, Sloan, Carpender, Redpath. Pox, Bado-lato. Leafs: B. Plcarello, RaccuglUa, Davis, Pagano, Zueco, Tanlco, Maronna, La Cone, De Paris, Pantengalo, Fran ceshl.

Gimboes 2 3 3 12 Bay Ridge Leafs 0 0 0 0 SCORING Gimboes: Morris 4, Roth 2, Denny 2, Sloan 2, Moran, Redpath. Akrons Perla Corao Sparea Hawks: Swanton, De Luca, Can natta, Oelea, Herring, Hunten, Caaaldy, Mur phy. Akrona: Pollio. Tata. Sappealga.

Hawka 2 2 3 Akron 1 1 0 2 Scoring Hawks: Ooala, Pevgola 1, De- Luca 2. Grady 4, O'Hara 2. Akrons: Goals, Perla 1, Infantoilno 1. Grady scored tour (41 times ror Hawks. Rereree Condon Timer June.

Playground director Poppert. Pos. Arrowa Palaro -Den no Valvo Purlano Pucclo Green Rovers Molaro Porto Scoiizo Laaalle Maid a Cammarata. L.W.-R.W.- Spaarea Arrows: Broncato, Comtl, Tedlaco. Rovers: Dolce.

Oentlle, Benedetto, Flocco, Dl Palma, Tinto. Arrows 0 13 4 4 Rovers 1 2 4 7 7 Scoring Arrowa: Tedisco 4. Rovers Sconso i Oentlle 2, LaSalle 1, DiPalma 2. Poa. O.

New Utrecht Leala Engberg Januuzl Dlbblee -Monteftneese Borraaso Ruaso Tycons D'Angelo Alspoll Dauro Cercerl Oavalerl Paacale C- LD Sparea Leafs: Andrea, Rliao. Benti-vegna, McPadden, Vlllamagna, Azilnaro, Del Gajlo, Vallerelll, Morgan, Bowdes, Bonomo. Tytoons: Berao. Renieri, Masl. Bonglorno, Paracl, Pellecchla, Caratelll, Groasl, Sctam-mettia, Monlalto.

NU. Leafs 1 3 25 Tycoons 3 0 0 2 Scoring Leafs: Monteflneu (Jennuzill, Risio (Morgan), Montellnesse (Jannuial, Dlb-bleel, Bentivegna (D'Andrea). Morgan (Del-Qaiio, Vallerelll). Tycoons: Bonglomo (Cer cerl. Carratelll), Cercerl (Groasl, Caratelll).

Poa. Shore Vlewa -Mitchell Saundera Thomas J. Johnson --Robinson B. Johnson Barons Andersen G. L.W.- Farla R.W.- C.

L.D.- Keien Spades Shore View: Mcni re SaMrtM Rosal, Shirley, Beck, Moss, Oergereon, Doyle. oarona: urynaewls, cerato Shora Vlewa 4 3 urona 1 2 4 ooorins Bhore mi- Thomas (3). J. Johnson (t Rsihlninn 111' (tevereae (1). Rossi (1), Shirley (2), Beck u.iun.; nowe (H, cerato (J), Orynke- UN LIMITED DIVISION Poa.

Cardinals Beavers Oallantlnl Romanzl Farad Mlnervlnl Condon McNamara o. Meyers Marrlanna H. Schlndler -Gllllsan -Frerlchs Johnson R.W.- C. Spares Cardinals: Harris, stevert, Kearns, Dlbbiee, Healy, Keyes. Rlvlello.

Boyd. Beavers: Longo, Harklna, Templeman, Ol son, acippione. M. Cardinals 0 1 Beavers 1 1 3 fi Scoring Beavers: Mlnervlnl McNamara, Schlndler. Tempiemen, Longo.

Faracl, Skaflestad, Templeman. Schlndler. Car-dlnala: Dlbblee, Harris, Steyert, Kearns. Pos. Saxons Roblrtsoa Olymplcs Krlll Kaplan G.

L.W. Ross R.W. Chlmentl Clwllo C. Coy It Henrlch L.D.-R.D.- -Kelly Hender Johnaoti Kressntr Spares axons: Dougherty. D'Orlo.

Lust. Lynwald, Gross. Olympics: Pillion. Kalttehj, Btabiner, Henderson, Links man, Jager, She, maskln. Saxona 0 3 19 Olympics 0 0 1 1 8corlng Saxons: Dougherty 3.

Coyle 3. Ross 3, Kressner 2, Chtmentl, Dl Olio 2, Kelly, Luxl, Lynwald, Gross, Olympics: Henrlch. Adelphi Five in Front Paced by Bob Rosenzweig's 18 points, Adelphi College turned back the New York State Maritime Academy, 62 to 46, on the Fort Schuyler quia tet's court last night. Pos, Hawks O. Clavlee L.W.

Mulligan R.W. Pevgola Brandon C. Ouddy Llotla L. Hevt Renaldl R. D.

Tullo Inlantollno Catherine McAuley Girls Totala 30 10 70 TotaU United Presbyterian I zion O. P. I O. P. Prey 3 0 6 Anderson 6 0 Hamilton 2 4 8Torstrup 0 0 Van Dueaen 0 0 1 0 Dunwoody 5 2 0 0 Nelsen 3 0 6'Ottiug 1 0 Prophet 0 0 OIKarlaen 0 0 Anderson 4 4 12 01sena 6 0 I Lewis 2 0 Totaia 17 10 44 Totals 18 0 United PreabvterUn I St.

Philip's G. r. G. p. TYRO DIVISION St.

Bernadelte'a O. L. Angels O. I G. Papaleo 1 0 2iFitaialrlck 1 1 3 Bhea Lanzisera Mavlno Lesso De Siindis Minetti Mirrlone Congedo John Gorra 0 0 0Correll 0 0 0 Oemake 10 2 Brone 0 0 OCerKteins 4 1 9 McShfrry 0 (f 0 0 3 0 6i 4 2 10 1 0 2 10 2 4 3 11 113 0 0 eatcheslere I Rebels O.

P. P. O. P. P.

Menrollea 3 1 7Lamfer 5 0 10 Oerahon 3 0 lOIElaenberg 7 23 Saltan 3 0 Ojlncandella 113 Ooldateln 0 0 0Preiltoh 3 17 M. Oerahon 1 0 2 Pressmen 0 0 0 Millar 0 0 OlAaphea 0 0 0 Sachs 1 0 0 0 0 Sllrer 0 0 01 La Rocet 4 3 13) Tempkln 3 17. Totals 20 7 47 Totala 18 11 43 New York Latvlana I Dutchmen O. F. P.I O.

F. Lepnis 10 12 4 0 8 Ozota 3 1 7 Luther Sill Raaumi 1 0 2'Malafronlw 5 0 10 Paupe 4 0 8iZeltmann 0 0 0 Elchralds 2 0 4 'Richard 3 0 a Edmund 0 0 OlZelcar 10 2 Sptgnolo 3 17 TotaU 20 13 53 Totals 21 2 44 CHa Anip.deo jLdttards 1 Ir.gogiia Capture 8th Straight The Catherine McAuley girls basketball team scored its eighth straight victory by rout ing the Dominican Commercial cagers of Jamaica, 5330, on the winner's floor yesterday. Marilyn Clark led the victor with 18 points and Pat Stengel was high for the loser with 13 markers. The lineup: Piev 0 2 Hansen 1 7: Anderson 0 OINichoaids 2 18 Shield 3 19 1 Johnson 1 1 King 0 0 Stusrt 0 0: Davis 1 15 0 6 Rowe Van Duesen Dunwoody Si 0 0 Anderson 0 Nelsen Wa.ker Hamilton 0 Totals 19 7 4.5 Totals 3 3i JUNIOR DIVISION 4 f- 0, I 1 0 0 0, Loughlin Keglers Prevail Over Terriers, 3 to 2 The Bishop Loughlin bowling team strengthened its hold on the lead in the Brooklyn C.H.S.A.A. League yesterday by defeating the St.

Francis Prep, 32, at the State Alleys. It was the seventh straight victory for the Bishops. Bill Sluka was the top Loughlin kegler with a 211 high game and 183 high series. The scores: Bishop Loughlin. 3I Pulin 140 1701 St Francis (2) Barrett 168 132 Harper 101 Richards 107 Wtgmort 119 107 Hueblor 129 133 Sluks, ISA 311 Kelly 130 143 Clone 129 138 Hudson 132 128 Baltell 131 134 Totals 47 1 30 ToUls 711 695 Alumni Easy for Lions Columbia's basketball team routed an Alumni five 90 to 40, in the University Hall gymnasium last night.

INTERMEDIATE DIVISION Knights I Creepers O. P. O. F. P.

Flschler OuttermaA Rid 1 1 3Beynon 9 0 18 Prelman 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Shaknla Temenoff Camack Cohen 0 lO'Sauvelet 1 3'Wolfangel 3 6j Devlin I Peterson I Cattle Rhatlgan 2 0 4 Lombardl 0 10 Rourke 14 0 28 Mendea 9 2 20 Caasan 10 2 Tall 3 3 9 Maledo Moser McMsuus Totala 0 1 1 Buttscavoll 0 0 0, 0 0 Oi 6 7 23. Totals O. L. Anae: I St. Bentadette O.

F. P. u. Pryor CoiUiOrs 1 0 2. San Fllippo 2 0 4 explain 1 0 2Vtgonto 0 0 OiDon 0 1 3 1 7 Kemp 1 0 2.Bo;e'.:o 0 0 ODeVlta 2 0 2 0 4 Cancilleri 0 0 Hune McCorry Sadler Hn Spears jjLactrany Hodgert 0i''''''ritk Catherint McAuley Dominican Comm.

o. p. I o. r. Clerk 8 0 lSRenecg.

3 1 12 Rappe, 2 0 4' Down 10 2 Kahn 10 2 Stengel 4 3 13 Anebro 4 1 Smith 1 1 3 Cucurullo 3 0 6' McNeil 0 0 0 McLoont 3 0 6 Baton 0 0 0 Culhant 3 2 Byrnes ,000 Heinleln 0 0 OiHurer 0 0 0 Kenedy 0 0 OlCaaey 0 0 0 Mvulrt 0 0 0 Wtlnblsstngtr 0 0 0 Windsor 0 0 0 Mailer 0 0 0 Romano 0 0 0. Nelson 0 0 Total! 23 3 S3! Total 11 30 6 4 16 Heaning 11 1 0-Bishop 3 0 6 Dantschisch 7 0 14 Foy 10 1 21 Frizalone 5 2 12 jONfill 0 0 0 Cocns 1 1 3 Totals 43 9 93 tals 34 3 73 Vlaitstlon St. Francis Xavier I O. F. P.I O.

F. Pettlt Cuihane Evans Byrnes Cavaliers jKeane Pojero leurtin 3 4 10! Emmet 4 2 lOiGarrtgsn 0 1 3 2 10 2 0 3 21 Davis 0 6' Clyne 0 Redmond 0 2 0 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 3 Jeslnkey Totals 26 13 631 Totals 12 4 28 St. Barnara-s 8t. Martin of Tours GPP i Fischl 12 4 Nolan 4 1 9 Lantgan 3 5 111 3 2 I 8 Christ Church I Union O. I O.

Carson 1 1 3 Kalian 2 Swift 1 0 2 Turner 0 0 Nedell 2 2 Lodge 0 Richardson 8 0 lSISehargee 0 0 Vreeland 0 0 olReld 1 0 Braun 0 0 OBouion 1 1 Hope 0 0 OiThompson 0 0 Bond 1 0 2 Rltter 0 0 Oi Totals 13 3 291 Totals 4 1 Christ Church Zion O. 1 Carson 0 0 01 Aamodt 1 0 Swift 0 1 liJscobeen 3 0 Nedell 2 0 4'Cherwem 0 0 Richardson 3 1 lljToratrup 0 1 Vreeland 0 1 l' Andersen 0 0 Braun 0 1 1 Bond 3 0 6 TotaU 10 4 241 Totals 4 1 5 2d St. Evar.se.. 88th St. O.

I O. N. Th'pson 1 0 R. Th'pson 0 0 McSweeney 2 1 R. Lareen 0 Solberg 2 0 4.

Edresen 1 1 Kallesberg 0 0 0: E. Jacobean 3 2 Lersen 0 0 0, Bosier 0 0 Nelson 5 0 10! Osmundsen 0 0 Naaa 2 0 Tonnesen 0 0 Berg 2 0 4: Fredholm 0 0 Seeland 1 2 R. Jacobsen 0 0 Totals 18 1 33! Totals 4 3 0 0 4 1 9 4 1 9 Totals 19 4 42! Totals 2 20 Gaels I Olympics a. r. I o.

P. p. Oeradl 7 0 3 0 Longo 8 0 16 Schleln Oil Collannl 1 1 3'Zlotnick 7 0 14 DePam fills 2 0 4lWelaa 10 2 Centineo 3 2 12'Rothateln 0 0 0 Pagano 2 0 4 Lester 4 0 8 Rosenfeld 10 2 Barben- 113 Carol a 10 2 Totals 28 4 60 TotaU 13 1 31 Rockets I Vulcans G. P. 0.

P. Hacker 6 0 12 Canevarl 6 0 12 Hurwitl 8 0 16 Leon 0 0 0 Post 8 113 Friedman Oil Etterman 18 3 33 Sllverbuah 3 0 8 Cohen 4 0 8 Davia 113 I Pniaamaa 2 0 4 IBlits 7 0 14 Totals 40 4 84i Totals 19 2 40 Orioles I Dolphins O. F. P.I O. P.

Goodman 3 4 10! Oofdon 2 2 8 Wolln 3 3 9'Flrrllo 3 4 8 Wellman 0 1 1 Billet 0 1 1 0 0 0 Rubin 0 2 2 Dulberg 2 1 Si Oroaa 13 5 Uttmao 0 1 llHallermaa 0 0 0 ILetkowita 0 0 0 ToUls 9 12 28! Totala 3 12 22 INTERMEDIATE DIVISION Bethanr O. F. P. O. F.

4 0 8 7 2 IS 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Olsen 3 2 12 Andersen Syvertsen 7 7 21 Madsen Bates 0 0 Oi Salvesen Hansen 1 0 Steele Falk 0 0 Ol Wolfe Haaaelbrook 1 0 2 M. Knudsen Johnson 0 0 Thompson Chrlstianson 0 0 0 Sable Larson 0 0 Er.awdsen Knudson 0 0 0 Paguagua 0 0 ToUls 14 9 37 Totsls 4 0 0 1 0 14 3 33 Bethany Ft. Ham. Pres. u.

r. 0' 2 3 0 3 0 Totals 13 3 29! Totals 8 3 21 SS. Cyril Si Method I St. Antony of Pudtia O. F.

1 G. F. P.I Slanczak 4 0 8 Daley Pulaski 10 2 22! Donnelly Jastrzemsskl 4 1 McDermott 1 3 SiBoughner Dobiea 1 1 3Clohe.ner Horzepa 0 0 Oj Hlppolit 6 3 0 1 0 0 10 0 1 1 2 0 4 Totals 20 7 47 Holy Family Totals 9 3 23 Sis. Cyril 4 Meth. O.

F. G. F. 9 Vono Accera Taormino DIGangl Palermo Wllllaml fleLorenzo Saladlno 2 10 3tinnczak 2 6 2 14 Dobiea 2 2 6 Wvsnenskl 0 0 0 McLVrmott 0 0 0 Pulaski 0 0 0. JaMrzmakl 2 13 2 0 4 1 0 0 0 3 1 3 3 3 1 Totals 16 7 O.

L. P. I Totals O. L. 12 9 7 9 OF.

.1 4 2 3 1 3 1 0 0 Thomas 3 1 7 Fitzps'tlck 2 0 4 Carstgns 4 0 8 Oemaiie 0 1 1 Brov. 3 1 7 Correll 1 0 2 4 0 8 1 0 2 Fitzoali-lck Bokco Dirska Grace Nsuchton Cennobry Totals 18 3 39! 11 8 30 Totals Holy Family I Most Hciy Trinity O. P.I ri f. f. Vono 4 0 8 slrqlne 2 0 3 0 Marino 1 1 Tambina paign with a 64 25 success over the Herons.

The lineups: KAUFMAN DIVISION Amro'-s I Celtix P. I O. P. P. 6 I 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 I 1 1 1 3 Htf 5 1 11 Amatel 0 1 6 0 12 Rymsn 2 0 4 Josephs 6 1 miuftfchin 3 1 7'Halpern 1 1 3 Mlcarl 1 1 Welr.ateln I Arouty I Singer Cchen 0 0 0 1 i 0 0 0 7 2 18 0 0 0 Totals 24 6 54 WEISMAN DIVISION Pirates I Totals O.

P. i O. F. P. Paris 3 1 7IHausdor( 3 0 Baumohl 1 0 0 0 OlDeutch 4 -3 ll'Krppler 3 1 7 Heller 2 13 Llpnaek 2 2 SIGoldfarb 3 0 1 0 2, 1 1 3 V) 3 3 13 Stahl 1 1 BHta Lux Lefkowitt Samuelson Stander Cherektn Com! to Oiatman Frledland Rosen baum 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 Totals 26 12 641 DIVISION 13 0.

2. JJ 14 1 7 I 3 AMRONS HAND CELTIX, DEFENDER, SECOND SETBACK To'alJ 12 2 2H! Totals Our Lady of Lourdes! St. John the Baptist G. F. P.i F.

P. 1 Link 2 1 3 Clancy 10 3 2Hi Miller 1 0 4 0 8 Gambit 7 0 14 Libert 0 0 0 0 0 O.MrSesiy 0 0 0 Ponlaieo jGribbon 24 4 521 Totals 8 1 17 0 0 white 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Nugent Striker Borlro Guise Kenr.edy Totals 13 2 2S St. Francis Amis! St. Cain, of Genoa G. F.

G. F. Lynch Chavt Rellly Welsh Burrell Madlgan Sheehey Nichols Werner Renzy Nicoietti Collins 7 3 17! Christies 0 0 0. Cunea 0 0 0 Bloodgood 6 0 12 Rgan 0 0 0 Corne 0 0 0 0 0 0 OlWhleley 0 4 Coleman 0 0 Savina 0 0 Manning 0 0 Smith 0 12 Canning 0 6 Loughlin Totals 24 3 31 Totals 13 27 Si. Ephrem's I St.

Bernadette'a O. F. P. O. P.

J. Rleer Brh W. Ros-siter McManus Wall 4 0 aiSanFilllpo sparaco 2 0 4 Borreilo 0 0 0. Cancilleri 1 0 2' Visjrlto 1 0 2' Kemp 5 0 10 0 0 Oi 3 0 6 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stevenson Basler Mcser Brodbeck Maceda Kehm Hume Totala 17 0 341 St. Peter Claver I O.

F. P.I Totals 6 3 14 St. Jamea 6 3 14 G. P. P.

The Celtix, the defender in the Morris Kaufman Memorial Senior Division of the Jewish Community House of Benson- Raskpthall Leaeue. is finding the going rough this Reason. The Celtix were beaten tor tne seeono straignt time oyiRusseii U- 1 i $1 I I I. 1 Romano Leads Colby To Dwight Victory A rally in the final two min utes of play enabled the Colby Academy basketball team to edge out the Dwight School, 58 56, on the Colby floor yesterday. It was the third straight victory for the Colby cagers.

John Romano led the winner's attack with 27 points. With a minute and 40 seconds remaining, Colby trailed by eight points. Artie Shaw caged the final two baskets. The deciding tally was sunk at the buzzer. Ed Baler hit for 18 of Dwight's tallies.

The lineups: I Olsen 8 4 20 Crane 1 Syvertsen 11 7 29; Thompson 1 Hansen 1 0 Greene 3 I Falk 0 1 UNeunaua 0 Knudsen 10 2 Stelnsvaag 6 Haseelbrook 0 0 0 Heion 2 Johnson 0 0 0 Ortf tithe 0 Larsen 0 0 Olbson 2 Paguag-ua 0 0 OILambroa 2 Totals 31 12 34 Totals 19 Xncarnsvtlon I zion O. F. P. o. Fischer 11 1 23 Andtratn 7 Leo 5 1 11 Salueaen 3 Sampson 2 0 2 Beck 03 Oadaen 1 Kent 0 0 0 Hansen 1 Thormea 0 0 0 Wolfe 0 Weight 0 0 0 Erlandsen 1 Ordmg 0 0 OiSabo 0 Eelbold 0 0 OIKnutzen 0 tThompson 0 Totals 19 2 4o TotaU 13 second victory in a row for the Amrons and it tied them for top honors with the Comets.

Dave Russell and Dlott sparked the Amrons' attack with 13 and 12 points. Irv Arouty scored 16 for the loser. The Priams, paced by Ernie Braverman who tallied 17 points, gained their second victory in three tries in the Samuel Hessel Memorial Intermediate Division, 4736. In the Paul Weisman Junior Division, Service Teams Featured Wichita, Dec. 5 (U.R) Due to recent events in the Korean War, service teams will play a major part in the 1951 tournament, the National Base- 0 2 1 3 1 11 0 0 0 12 1 3 0 0 0 4 1 a.

0 14 2 8 Christ Chapel I G. F. a p. 3 2 8 Johnson 0 4 Arnold 0 OOlaon 0 2 Stokey 0 OjRunar 4 12jSweneon 3 lOUohnaon 0 OSwalne 0 14 0 0 Roth 1 I 3 Weber I I f9 Mayh Lamar Delanty Galloway Conkltn Grady Totelt 0 0 0 0 0.0 3 0 4 IS 43 Totsls 34 7 33 Holmes Alexander Johnson Hunter Trot man Richardson Lewis Reid Cyrillt 3 17 McBwen 3 13 1 3 MoCalllon 0 161 Santiago 1 3 O'Connor 1 3 Neccl 0 4' Paertno 1 3 Farrell 1 Kroll 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 7 1 3 0 3 1 1 Totsls 22 11 S3' Totals SWEATERS ioo c75 WOOL FRIEDMAN' 957 FLATBUSH AV B'KLTN Colby I Dwight a. p.

1 a. t. Romans 10 7 8 2 18 Wolfl 3 0 Hymen 0 0 0 Jonea 3 4 101 Hollander 0 0 0 Or sen field 3 0 4 Orlfffn 8 0 12 Shaw 5 0 10 Booser 0 0 0 Olbaon Oil Ronan 000 rrentacosts, 0 0 0 Mac? 3 111 Sclortlns 0 0 0 Fldlow 7 0 14 alcRedmond 0 0 0 Selmen Oil iRlssvjr 0 0 0 Tstsli 23 11 88 Totals 4 58 Braverman Pearlman Friedman Flnkelman Vernlck Xltleberg Schlndler Gotkln Peinstdn ns I Ainerx G. P.I F. 7 3 17: Oilier in 6 0 12! Eisenberg 4 19 3 0 6' Flschler 3 2 8 2 0 4 Frellich 2 1 3 2 0 4 Wlesen 1 0 3 2 0 4' Rubin Oil 0 0 OWolin 0 0 0 0 0 0 Miller 0 0 0 0 0 OjLevlnson 0 0 0 23 3 47 Totsls 19 34 Eaglt Sports Picture TERRIER STARS Leo Keegan, left, ond Dick Duckett are two of the mainstays of the St.

Francis Prep basketball team. The Terriers have won two tuneup games and Duckett and Keegan have been the big guns in both frays. I BU. 4-90M Opu Eng. Till 10.