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1ST 31 1ST 1 137 115 1 31 104 SI followed by placing three boot- aoeaaa, Cincinnati Sna. 10 Baevaa-IM Stankr, New Tact Murtaugh. Pitlaourgm Ooilei. Phlledeiphte, TwrwUM-et. Chleaao Hartal laid.

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In the other Un limited contest, the Gimbos, breaking loose with five goals in the second period and four in tha. last, overwhelmed the Olympics, 101. The Shore Views pulled into a first-place tiie with the Idle and unbeaten Eagles by routing the Rockets, 14 0, In the Senior Division. It was the sixth victory in seven games for the Shore Views. Thev have the Rawlinson Pioneer Bowling League today as the result of some terrific kegling.

Long Island Rail Bar, which had taken the top in Group A from Brooklyn Ladder, plummeted into third place when Ladder turned the tables on the Bar pinmen. five points to none. Meanwhile Schilling's Bar snatched four points from Young's Hat to move Into contention. As the major rae shapes up now. Ladder has 49 tallies.

Schilling's Bar 43 and L. I. Rail Bar 45. At the same time, Korson's Jewelry, one of the newcomers to the circuit, displaced A. A.

Brakes from the foremost position in Group by duplicating Brooklyn Ladder's feat. Bergen Tavern In Sweep The Flatbush Ave. keglers won all five points from A. A. Brakes, while Bergen Tavern also scored a sweep to enter into a tie for second with A.

A. Brakes. Forson's has a total of 46 tallies, the other two 42 each. Bergen Tavern is now putting in a strong bid for divisional honors. The outstanding scores In Group A were Jerry Del Prite of Original Venice Restaurant, 231; Jim Kane of Brooklyn Ladder, 231; Jack Cherowitzo of Schilling's Bar, 603 on 216, 181 and 206: Hank Churiet of Brooklyn Ladder, 602 on 184, 216 and 202; Crystal Bar and Restaurant, 974, and Schilling's Bar, 2,717.

Showing the way In Group were Anthony Matteo of A. A. Brakes, 227; Jack Benish of Forson's Jewelry, 519 on 190, li6 and 183, and the Forson's Jewelry high game of 912. New York Chiefs Skin Panthers in Roller Derby Final The New York Chiefs racked up five points in the final period to bowl over the Philadelphia Titners, 1915, last night In the final Roller Derby game at I reeroart I Pelot lalef I 16 IM 48 5 141 I 41 9:14 I I 14 4 41 IS 5 51 14 tt 6 44 I I 41 115 10 4 11 it It I 44 6 I as 6 14 16 lu'lltl II IS II 15 8.16 111:16 11 Ml 1.41 The East End o'f these two locations is now almost barren, as no seed clams are planted there, and the West End will soon go if the illegal dredging by unlicensed poachers Is not stopped. These pirates would have no hesitancy in selling these clams for food consumption as well as.

bait The New York State Conservation Commission, poorly equipped with patrol boats (none in this area) badly un- uci maimcu, Willi IIUIUUY uu Lame wardens (one for all of Kings County) seem help- less in this situation, so a group of public spirited captains from Sheepshead Bay have taken the matter in their own hands and have soffered their boats for patrol wrk in this section and we hope others will follow their example. Capt. Klaer, president of tht Sheepshead Boatmen's Association, with the Swanee, Fred Wrege of the Effort III, Alex Hanson of the Helen H. Herb Hammer of the Whitby HI, and others have volunteered their boats and services, free of all charge, provided only that Com missioner Duryea can either provide the necessary gam wardens to make arrests, or to give them the required, legal authorization to go ahead. Unless drastic steps are taken and taken soon, millions of dollars will be lost to all our captains, fishing fleets will be a thing of the past, because thert will be no bait and the publio health will supper from contaminated food.

PARTY BOATS CANAKSrS SPORTSMAN IK ocurmn beach MAGGIE Ckannrl Are Holiday A M. CAPT. RI7.ZO NArarre S-8733 Baeay I 'Ira hleee) Meek I lelet Weineeear. Dee. Ttaimlar.

Dae. 4 44 as 6 II 6 44 I If 5 ell 4 49 aa 4 6 S4I 96 141 6 14 T.44 6 II 4 tt IM 5 5 6 St IX Prlder. Dor 11 atur.tar. 13-Suatiar. Ore 14 There Is at the present time, a disturbing situation In certain of our local waters that If not immediately checked, could very possibly tnd up in the total extinction of all of our neighboring fishing fleets, as well as a distinct danger to the public health.

As all our fishing captains know, the skimmer clam universally used as bait is now available only from two spots known as the East and West IPt-ii-Io SiSSrf Lir. 'SZ lJ classed as polluted waters by tne Board of Health, and from which no clams can be sold for human consumption. Brooklyn Evening Wins 8th Straight Putting on the pressure onlv when needed, the Brooklyn Col lege evening session basketball team romped to its eighth straight triumph this season by a 7258 count over the N. School of Education five. The Kingsmen moved Into a 183 tead and with the first stringers alternating with the subs, the score rested at 39 23 at the half.

High men for the Brooks were Arthur Foster with 19 and Don Brinster with 10. For Brinster. the six-six center, it marked his fifth straight game where he hit double figures, for a total of bii points in the span. The lineup: Brooklyn Brenlnf W. T.

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PreiindlloB Wilton Sandy 1 S'Tltan 1 3 5 17 3 Davis 0 4 Pinery 0 21 Baratoa 8 lolsloane 0 2 RarclnelU 0 6 Damom 1 3j Morgan 0 4 0 4, 3 IS1 1 0 4 0 3 1 3 1 7 1 8 1 13 Bullork Brinster Thorn peoa Welse lojAdler Kranla Lynch 4iFoster Schecier Total! 28 1 8 72 Totals 24 10 38 Officials Kaplan, Watnlk most modlc available) I I 1950 at FOR CATCHFM CARAVAN OF SPORT Jmmmma By HAROLD BURR Branch Rickey In hi eight years In Brooklyn always denied that he possesses any news sense. "I don't know whether there's any story In this or not," he would invariably preface his interviews with the press. Yet there always was a story. Often there were two stories a double-header that wasn't played in the morning and afternoon. Down at St.

Pete recently at the Winter baseball meetings the writers were Just a bunch of starving Armenians, eagerly scrabbling around the hotel lobby at headquarters for a crumb of news. No trades, no hlrings, no firings. But that was before the Mahatma showed up at the convention with his Pirate retinue. He received the newspapermen in his shirtsleeves, a stubble of beard on his chin, dog-tired. Half an hour later, the boys had their big story.

Rickey contradicted Commissioner Happy Chandler on what would happen to the game if total mobilization came to the country and brought in his tail-end Pirates with humor and frankness. He clothes his words in picturesque language. "There must be an election of professions," he told Manager Leo Durocher at Bear Mountain years ago when he thought the was dividing his time between the Dodgers and his radio broadcast commitments to the detriment of the ball club. "Luck Is the residue of design," was another Rickey way of saying a commonplace bromide that a smart man makes his own breaks. He spoke of his rookies who could run as having steel springs in their legs.

He made the strike zone a byword 'of the garne. "The Pirates, I've learned. finished last on their merits," was I his St. Pete classic. The skeptics of the press have frequently denounced his smart sayings for doubletalk.

But he's an artist at rolling words around his tongue. He deals in parables, not always gleaned from the Bible. He doesn't always want to be quoted. He regrets that the Pittsburgh merit crack found its way into print. But within reason he never complained about what was written about him in Brooklyn.

Only once did he ask a writer to apologize for something lie wrote. The Mahatma Is an expert at fencing with a questioner and it takes a real smartie to trap him into an admission. He would have made a great witness in court and if he ever decides to quit baseball could easily land a Job as a Hollywood gag writer. Yet there are times when his sense of humor fails him and he will just stare at you blankly and make you wonder if what you had said was so funny, after all. His laugh is an inward chuckle of appreciation, even when the joke is on him.

His hearing isn't perfect and he asks to have the question repeated. If he Isn't ready to answer or hasn't looked into what it's all about, he tells you so. Seldom does he talk off the record, leaving it to his listeners' judgment what's to be used and what Isn't. His morning lectures In camp to his young ball players are an encyclopedia of the game and a revelation to all who attend. Everybody present learns a little more baseball.

Veterans of 25 years' experience leave the hall wide of eye and shaking their heads at the Deacon's grasp of every phrase of the sport. HOCKEY STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE same amount of points. 12. of Kings Point, Ralph Carl the Eagles, winners of six ina'son of L. I.

Aggies and Tex the lBSth St. Armory, BUICKS DUFFEY-BUICK IMMEDIATE DELIVERY DUFFEY-BUICK, INC. NASSAU AVE. LORIMER ST. Sales Service Part EVergrcen 7-9800 ers on the first team and one orj the second while Queens, which finished at the bottom of the standings, was successful in naming one to the first string and three on the second team.

C.C.N.Y. and the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point have one each on the first string but the sailors got two positions on the second team to City's one. Pratt Institute players failed to make the first combination but won a place on the second team. Those named for top honors are, -goal, Sal Catan. Brooklyn; fullbacks, Allan Dickenson, L.

I. Aggies and Vernon Delgado, Brooklyn; halfbacks, Fred Sreenwood of City; Jerry Mah-rer of Brooklyn and Thomas Duffey of Brooklyn: forwards, George Andreadis of Brooklyn, James Pililses and Alvaro Mol-ler of L. I. Aggies, Thomas Nelson of Kings Point and James Elsbery of Queens. Second Team The second string is made up of, goal, Ed Lawson of Kings Point; fullbacks, Henry Frev berg and Fred Shapiro of Queens; halfbacks, Herbert Hol- Hayes of Pratt; forwards, Harry Roer of Queens, Leonard Marino of Brooklyn, Frank Rack of Kings Point, George Banet and Jacky Yahia of Brooklyn.

Professor Carl Reilly, coach of Brooklyn who has held the presidency of the loop for the past two years stepped down in favor of the former vice-president, Earl Richardson of the L. T. Aggies. The standings 0 1 I 1 3 I Brooklm i. 4nles c.N.r.

Klnrs Point fratt Queene Tropical Park Entries FOB THURSDAY Peet 1:38 FIRST RACE 81.800: elaknlrig: three-and ooe-euteenib rear-oldj and up; one miles. P.P. WtlPP. 1 iPaather Si too. 113 113 117 105 109 Abbr'a Rluaaa 3 xBlack Mittens 3 Our Slogan 4 aTlneel 5 xMexr oreoa 8 gin Fashion 7 Boas H.

I Tranahot 10 wCHanaay 11 Impact 12 Pandantw 13 Bunehbarrr 14 Belrnta 108 1 117115 Lovely Traal 121118 Honest Knars 8BCOND RACE 11.800; claiming; ttrree-nr-olda slid up; one and one-eiiteenth miles. PP. Wt 'PP. Wt. 117! 9 Pooka 117 117ilOArtho 114 117: 11 xMetmerluee! 113 1 1 7 1 2 xoay Reveler 112 in i3 Tourist Town 117 1 Seeraucker 2 Free Transit 3 Good Sweep 4 Forbidden C.

9 Ftreegaln 6 xlron Duke 112 14 Davro.ind 113 110 13 xMuch Pleasure 116 ll.1:lRMackiea Pall 114 7 xxVaartre 8 Measure Up THIRD RACK 82.000: claiming three- year-olds and up; six furlongs. P.P. wtP.P. 1 Lambent 1221 xKay Olbaoa 2 Excitable 1 12 1(1 Drlnhy 3Irleh8un 114111 xPuft 4 Liberty Andy H4U3Wlde Wing 5 Yolrks 11713 Jack Heather 8 Platform 114114 Dick's Boota Wt 112 115 109 111 114 HI 7 Free Preas 117119 Nerer la Doubt 109 8 Hindi 112 FOURTH RACa oiatming year -olds; alx lurlongs. P.P.

Wt.P.P. 1 Chance Cloud 109 9 Flenree 2Bluefto 111110 Sir Ward to- Wt. 117 111 SLadya Delight 117 llOolng Plaaea 122 4 Richelieu 12 Whisk-Off 113 109 117 9 Zipper 8 Eleven-Boy Jr. 7 Myearah 8 Mr C. 13 Double Barrel 14 Mah Henyena 19 Sreltoe 114 16 xHexton 109 FIFTH RACK- claiming, three- year-olda and up; six furlonge.

P.P Wt.iP.P. wt. 1 Ohureo 2 Wternheimer 3 xLady Marilyn 4 xjobetosra 9 Bealta 8 xByronle 7 xMarchan 8 Flab Fry 117 SxWlngT 11410 Dubloua 111: 11 lOallant Bull 111; 13 Hard Held 1101 14 Birdie Lulley 104 13 Militant Lady 1I7 SIXTH RACE 12 000 allowances; year-old fillies; stx furlor.ga. PP. Wt.iP.P.

1 Whla-a-BIt 1081 8 xlrlnita 2 lusta Cracker 103 9 Pertains: 3 War Work 108; 10 Flora 118 4 Segment It3 11 xArpege 114 9 Lucky Lady 113' 12 Mlaa Margo 119 SEicondlda 119j 13 Hotrock 113 7 Ideal 113 14 Withdrawn 113 SEVENTH RACE $2,100: claiming; three- jrear-olda and up; six furlongs. P.P. Wt.JPP. Wt 1 Major Key 111 7 Maater Mind 123 2 Alalrene 111 STeddleelmp 113 3axMusic 107! Sxla There 111 SxLeftyJlm 111' 10 axIdaC. 108 5 Mr Ace 109, 11 Warmonger lis 8 Pnut Vendor 117 12 Andy Randy 111 aJ.

McCarthy Stable entry. eiuhth RACE si.huu; c. aiming: tnree- year-oioe ana miles. up; one and one-sixteenth P.P. Wt.iP.P.

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New York ran away from Boston in the third period by chalking up 32 points while holding the Celts to 13 and then staved off a fourth-period rally by Boston. The lineup: New Tort Boston O. r. O. T.

r. 8 11 33 LaralU 0 0 0 Maeauler Boryla 239tancaak 1 1 Oalatla 3 Simmons 3 Vanderwegha 1 8 llCoepar 5 8 Boykoll. a. Mahnken, 3 7iHertsberc 2 3 2lCouay 4) 8 Leeds 3 8 4 8 1 3 12 0 4 1 8 18 Clifton. Zalofsky Lumpp Kartran UcOulre 8 2 Total! 19 28 8 Totals Boro Skater Scores Eleanor Levlne of 186 Brigh ton 10th St.

was the victor In the women's speed-skating race at the Grossinger Country Club. Miss Levlne will compete rr the Sonja Henie trophy dur- ing the 37th annual Grossinger Winter sports carnival In I Marrh March. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF TAX. BY THE CITY OF NEW YORK IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. SECTIONS 8 AND 9.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES OF SECTIONS AFFECTED: SECTION EIGHT (S) Beginning at "the intersection of lushing Avenue ana urosuwsy thenca westerly along Flushing Avenue to tha west side of Williamsburg Road: thence northerly along the west side of Williamsburg Road to the north side of Wallabout Street: thence along the north side of Wallabout Street to the westerly boundary line of Block 2161 on the Tax Map of tha City of New York Tax Map of tha City of New lorn for the Borough of Brooklyn as said Man nrna nn rvnvpmner zt. l.iu: thence northerlv. northeasterly and northwesterly along said westerly Player and Club Throwa o. rvaatruai. Naw Tark Muallar, 4 N.

-S3 Pltubuirh Howell. Ctiiclrnttl 13S 67 81 123 100 130 73 86 124 81 31 101 71 rampanaCla, Braaklra MoCullough, PHUburih Rlea. Bt. Loula Prajnaaa. Cincinnati Owen, ChleaffG Seminlck, Philadelphia altar, Chicago Lopata, Philadelphia Cooper, 13 Clncinnatl-M Beaton- Crandaii, Beaton Triple plaj Hammirk.

PITCH! IS oi Throws Purer and Club Staler. St. Loula ft atuier, Philadelphia Lade, GhtcafO Simmon Philadelphia Merer, Philadelphia Brecheen. St. Louis Munscr.

St. Loui Joaea, Naw Vark Rrr. Braaklra Kramer, Nan ITerk Queen, PUtaburrh Fadhleaji. Braaklra Leonird, Chicaao I.cmbardl. Plttuburrh -Hrinlaelman, Philadelphia Hoaitt, Boatoo Jnhneon, 2 St Loull-14, Philadelphia Hanaen, New lferk Roy, Boaton llllba, New Tark Srautt, Cincinnati Perkowakl, Cincinnati Johnaon, Boaton Candlnt.

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Pituburrh Ramadell, 3 tlyn-27 Clnclnnau ft Hearn. 6 Bt. louU-16 New York Nrwrembe, Brooklyn ft Church, Philadelphia Mlnner. Cr.lcayo Kennedr. new lark a.

rharabc'-. PltUbursh KaaU, New York Martin, St. Louie Kwt. Cincinnati Mactionald. Pittaburrn i Philadelphia ft Hartonr.

New York ft AntonelM, Boaton fatten, Brooklyn Walah, Pltttbursh Sain, Boaton It Pollet, Bt. Loula 1, Schnlts, Chleaao I Blaokarell. Cincinnati ft krakuaa, Braaklra Ball, Boaton Law. PltUbunrh Brule, Bt. Loula Volaelle, Chloaaw Chlpmaa, Boeum 9pahn, Boaton raltea, Breeklra KUppetaln, Chleaao Wehmaler, Clnolnnatt Smith, Clnclnnau Borer, Bt.

Loula Bankkead, Breeklra Vender Jaeer, Chloaso -Barner, Breeklra -Triple plaj Miller. ft ft li ft ft ft a a ft Skins Undecided On Firing Coach Washington, Dec. 20 (U.P.) The Wasahington Redskins said today that they haven't made up their minds about re-hiring head coach Herman Ball, but they gave a possible tip-off on which way the wind is blowing bv firing two of his assistants. Informed that their contracts "will not be renewed" were backfiield coach Wilbur Moore and line coach Max Reed. "If Herman is hired for next season, sain a KeasKins otii- cial, He will have the prerog ative of retaining either Moore or Reed or both if he wants.

But as of now, the contracts of these two will not be renewed." The official said that the final decision on Ball would not be made until after the holidays. Ball goes on vacation this Friday and then will scout college talent in the Rose Bowl game. Moore, former Minnesota backfield star, who played eight seasons for the Redskins, said he had "no complaints" about being fired and was studying a couple of other "When a team loses nine games, somebody's going to get hurt." said Moore. Clay Ring Victor Sydney, Dec. 20 Alfie Clay, 130, Australia, outpointed Mexico's Ernesto Aguilar, 130, in the 12-round' bout at Sydney Stadium last nipht.

PO. O. 41 33 34 34 32 IT 31 4 43 33 33 2S 35 39 23 3S IS 31 19 IS 33 31 IS 18 11 II 1 44 19 51 4T 18 SS 38 38 27 40 40 40 33 22 40 31 39 38 37 4S 30 34 33 74 21) 30 23 38 37 3T 39 40 1 31 27 44 IT 41 41 41 38 3 41 10 row. Bob Shirley sparked the Shore Views with four goals. In other Senior games, the Rangers edged out the Hawks, i 3, on Fred Weber's last minute goal; the Arrows defeated the New Utrecht Leafs, 42; the Gimbos bested the Tycoons, 6 3 and the Rovers outscored the Barons, 5 1.

The standings: UNLIMITED mvmoK W. L. Bearera 3 1 S.GtmDne saxnns I 1 Cardinals 2 2 4 tir.MOB DIVISION 2 3 1 Eagles 8 0 0 12 17. laie 6 10 12 Tycoons 9 1 0 in Clmbaa 5 2 0 10! Roc-arts 4 3 0 8 Lenta v' 14 0 15 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 8 0 'Arrows 2 3 0 RMlgera Barons 3 4 0 SiAkrona The lineups: I UNLIMITED DIVISION Poa. Saxone O.

Mitchell Cardinals Meyers Sleyert Kemma Harris HeaJr Dlbblee L.W. R.W.- -Kellr -DIOrto LD. Chimentt R.D. Oeaaner Spana Cardinals: A. otilndler; Schtndler: Rlelello: OUllsan; Prertcha and Johnaon.

(roarea ttaxona: Lrnwlei; Oor); Roes; Quasi; DUlon; Tonao and Doufherty-aaxone I 3 3 9 Cardinals 1 I 1 4 Scortns Jaoobsen 5, Dougherty, Chlmentl, Rosa. Steyert, Keama Harris. Olmboa Olympics Rhlnehardt Katz Thompson Stabiner H. Tlberl Ehrrnvorth Nuc-I Kaleteky ILD Adrlhlm CHello B. Tlberl Pillion Snares (limbos: Roth; Kins; b'Ranley: Sloan; Archdraron; Moraks and Morris.

Siwrea Olympics: H. firhwarz; J. Schwarz; Krlll; Johnaon: Henrlch; Jaer and Carney. tllmboa 1 4 in Olymplca 1 0 1 Nnccl 2, H. Tlberl 2, Kin 2, Mora lea, Adelhelra.

Rosa, Roth, SENIOR DIVISION H. Sehwerc. Poa. L.W.-R.W.- Shore Vlewa Mitchell MrOulrt Thomae J. Johnaon Rockets LaUreda Paaaanl Marqutd C- Fredrlckaon Perns L.D.-R.D- -B Johnsoa -Saunders Chimentl pares Shore Vlewa: Saremne.

Rossi, ale Outre, Beck. Shirley, Moas, Robinson and Dorie. Rocs eta: DeiDuea, Wall. Jones. Shore Vlewa 3 8 14 Rockets 0 0 0 0 Boon nr MrOulre 3.

Thotnaa 1, Saunders I Saverese 3, Rossi 1. Shirley 4, Doyle 2. Poa O. C. L.D.- Ranirers Pcrrara Berleae Hawks Charles UulUsan Hunter -DePaolt --Bagnato Tullo O'Hara R.D.- -Kallnoskl Orady Spares Rangers: Lompndo, Weber, Man glarano.

Perla, Lupo. Bellrrona, DUlon, Ma lino. Hawks: Swanton. DeLura. Raneers 2 1 1 Hawks 0 3 0 3 Scoring Tullo (Mulllgtn, Hunter 1 11 111 gen (Tullol; O'Hara tTullo.

Hunter): Marino (Brltzftone); Bagnato (DePaolai; Berleae (Mangiarano, tAipo i Weber lLompado, Perlaj Poa. Arrows q. Pollsro LW Puerto RW J. Furfaro Furfexo 1.D-. De Nonno RO Valro New Utrecht teafe Engberg Jannuaxl Dlbblee Montetlnesee Dal Gasto Borraso Spares A tl.

La Mara and Tedeeoo. Spaxea Leafs Andrea, Rlaao. Benla- vegna. Morgan. Bowdee.

McPadden. Vallerelll, Bonatno, Aiainaro, Vtllamagna and Ruaao. Arrows 1 3 04 Leafs 1 0 18 Scoring: De nonno, J. Furfaro, Pucnlo Furfarol. Puccio lOe Nonno), Monteflnesae tefinesM (Morganl, lonteflnesae.

Poa. Olmboa Nuccl LW Lynch RW Red path Anderson Tycoons D'Angelo Pellaochla Bonulono Carratelli LD Roth Ren eel MlMl Spares Gimbos: Moran. Tycoons: Mont-alto. Dauro. Rlsnoll.

Caralerl. Farad, Sciaffl-tnetta. Croaal, Pascale and Seraa. Olmboa 3 2 1 8 Tycoons 1 1 1 3 Scoring: Roth 3. Anderson 3.

Motrin 1: Ren eel, Montalto. Pol. Rovers -Molaro Barons Cullen Farta LW- -DtPalma RW- -DlBenedetts i-C -Flocco I.D-. -Cammarata McOonnach Clunan RD-- Mai da Snares Rorer: Gentile, Scon so. La Sails.

Porto. Tlnto, Rtppa and Dole. Barona: Ka-ten. Rows, Oryanleta, Hare and Santucci Rorera 2 1 15 Barona 0 0 1 1 Scoring: DlBenedetto 2. Molaro.

DlPainm. Flocco, Faiia. Columbia Wins Fifth New Orleans, Dec. 20 Col umbia won its fifth straight basketball game this season with a convincing 63-51 victory over Tulane here last night. FIGHT RESULTS WHITB PLAINS, It.

Billy Brahssa, New York, outpointed Tommy Clarte, 147. Wnteronry, Conn. (8. BAN J06K. Oal Eddie chares, 137, San Jose, outpointed CarlQue Bolanoa, 137, Los Ar.re.es tiuj.

Oovie, Poa. I. w. W. i p.c 5 4 4 I i 1 123hnunlarv linn nf Rlork 2181 to the side of Wallabout Canal: them-e northwesterly along la'the aouthweatertv aide of Wallabout Canal to a point; thence northerly to northeasterly side of Wallabout iCansl: thence northwesterly slong two-itlie northeasterly side of Wallabout ICanal to the center of Wallabout Channel; thenca northerly and north-ill westerly slong the center of Wall-108 'about Channel to the pierheild line tan.

The New Yorkers won six rvf cotan T3rra fvnm tha PVi i 1 1 crew. Big Gene Gammon, co-coach of the New Yorkers and Fred Noa starred for the locals with hard blocking and play setting ability. Little Pee Wee Raines took scoring laurels with three, which was matched by Captain Gerry Murray and Mary Gard ner. Harold Janowitz, who has been a ball of fire all week for the Panther skaters, registered three points and played a good defensive game. Gloria Brendt also racked up three for the losers.

I Willowy Gammon, the rough-' est blocker in the league, held five Panther skaters back in the final period while two of his mates were in the penalty box and two out on a jam. The Blue and White home crew picked up a deuce on Gammon's fine work. Gammon and Billy Bogash predicted that they would take over the loop lead during their home stay at the uptown drill-shed. The New Yorkers are five games in the van of, the Chicago Westerners, their nearest rival. No Derby games are on tap for.

this yeek but the Chiefs open against the Westerners next Tuesday night at the 14th St. drillshed in lower Manhattan against the fast rising Windy City crew. Coach Russ Massro, former captain and star of the Chiefs, would like nothing better than to replace his former mates as the circuit leaders when the action resumes after the holidays. ROLLER DERBY STANDINGS W. L.

Pct.l W. L. Pot. T. Chiefs 48 43 Jolt.

43 42 .300 Chi. Weat. 40 SOAjPanthMm .10 41 4AA Wash. Jeta 43 43 SOn Bairn UU 477! LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS New York 18, Philadelphia 15. Report USC Grid Coach to Quit Post Los Angeles, Dec, 9C HIP, Jeff Cravath, head football oach i at the University of Southern California ill quit his job under pressure very shortly, it' was reported today.

Sports Editor Ned Cronin of the 'Los Angeles Daily News said the 45-year-old coach will part company with the Trojans either today or tomorrow, "possibly In the form of a resigna tion." The Los Angleses Times said Cravath will be asked to resign at the insistence of powerful alumni groups and that the de cision came at a meeting of top Trojan officials last night. PRO CAGE STANDINGS EASTERN DIVISION Fhila. 13 7 Near Terk 12 If .880 Beatea 14 11 .588 Belllmera 15 J75 Syrarnae 12 18 18 .333 Ecrvuu nflviamw Mlnn'a'Ra 14 It 14 .481 Ft. Warn 14 11 Trt ClUan 18 18 .488 New 88, Boetea SB rhliadatpala Tl. MlaneeneUe 8T Op.

W. L. T. PU. Geala Geab IS 7 5 42 1111 -2 18 5 11 31 28 TS II 19 13 "li IS 5 21 li 11 4 13 11 24 54 M.1 rmfi LEOAL NOTICES on the stufssmiDt rull f.tr tha calendar year or a statement that tha owner la unknown If such ba th case.

(c) statement of the amount oi such tax lien upon such parcel, in-ciuuinif those which shall havs been due and unpaid for lexs than four years, together with the data or dates from which, and ths rata or "eoltie ir" All nersonn having nr rUimin. i. have an interest in ths real property described in such list ol delinquent taxes are hereby notified that tha filing of such list of delinquent taxe constitutes the commencement by tha City of New York of sn action in tha Supreme Court. Kings County, to merein pe- 1r Proceeding uiecioe. tne tax iieias therein d- In Rem snd that such list consUtutes a nvira ui uenuency or action and a complaint by the City of New York against each piece or parcel of land therein described to enforce the payment of such tax- liens.

Such action is brought against the real property only and is to foreclose the tax. liens described in such list. No personal Judgment shall be en tered herein for such taxes, assess ments or other legal charges or any part thereof. This notice Is directed to sll persona having or claiming to have sn interest in th real property de. scribed in such list of delinquent taxes snd such persons are hereby notified further that certified copy of such hat of delinquent tsxes has been filed in the main office of tha city treasurer in the Borough of Msn-hattan and in the office of the city treasurer at Room 1.

Municipal Build-in- Joralemon and Court Streets, in the Borough of Brooklyn, and will remein open fpr public inspection up to snd including the 17th day of January. 1951. which date is hereby fixed as the last dste for redemption. And take further notice, ih.f person having or claiming to hsva uu interest in any such Darnel nnr tne legal right the tnereto may on or before said date redeem the asms by paying to the city treasurer ths amount of sll such unpaid tax liens hereon and in addition thereto ail interest and penalties which sre a Hen agsinst such real property computed to and including the date of redemption. In the event that such tsxes are paid by a person other than the record owner of nuch nroD- erty the person so psylng shsll ba entitled to have the tax liens sf-fected thereby satisfied of record or to receive an assignment of such tax liens evidenced by a proper written instrument.

Every person having ny right titls or interest In or lien upon any parrel described In such list of del ini oi aeunq suent taxes may serve auiy verified an' swer upon tha corporation counsej setting forth in detail ths nature and amount of his interest or lien and any defense) or objection to ths foreclosure. Such answer must, be filed in the ornce or the county clerk ia the county in which such real property is located and served upon tha corporation counsel at any time after tne urst aste oi mih cntinn nnr lster than twenty days after the dats above mentioned as the Isst day for redemption. In the event of failure to redeem or answer bv any person having the right to redeem or an swer. such person shall be forever barred and foreclosed of all his rigs, title and interest and equity of redemption in and to the parrel described in such list of delinquent tsxes and judgment In foreclosure may be taken by default. Dated.

November 27. 1960. ARTHUR A. LTNCTf, DEPUTY ft ACTING TREASURER JOHN P. McGRATH Corporation Counsel Office and Post Officai Address Municipal Building Porough of Manhattan "ttr ot New Tors, sv29-jt in the Eat River: thence northeaster' ly along the pierhead line in the East River to the center line of Bush-wick Creek: thence southeasterly along the center line of Bushwick Creek to N.

J4 Street; thence southeasterly slong N. 14 Street to Berry Street; thence southwesterly along Berry Street to N. 12 Street: thence southeasterly along N. 1 Street to Union Street: thence southerly along Union Street to Broadway: thence southeasterly along Broadway to the point or place of beginning. SECTION NINE (9) Beginning at the Intersection ivjauier Street and Btuhwlck Avenue 'tliencc westerly along Maujer street to Leonard Street: thence southerl nlnntr TnnflrH Street 1a Ten Kvr Street: thence westerly along Ten Eyck Street to Union Avenue: thence northerly along Union Avenue to N.

of; 12 Street: theace northwesterly along ll3jN. 12 Street to Berry Street; thence Terent Detrett rhirare Man treat Beaton New Tark LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Detroit S. Chlcare 1. COLLEGE BASKETBALL EAST 87 St. leka'a -82 N.

Y. V. -S3 Hair Creaa IHah SS Yale 64 Oklahaaia 58 Lincoln 38 mer. Inlr. 62 Jobne Heaklna 72 Alhrliht 58 Tewana 48 Fairmont State 57 HanarS 48 Cathalla I' air.

51 Wakf Fereat 59 Berbeler 74 59 8leea 65 Oeortetown 78 Kwarlhmora 74 Burknell S3 Roanoke 44 Weat Llhartr 76 Boetea College 56 St. Jeerak'a S3 Doaneane 88 Potooaae State SS Wllltema Trtnllr 55 Tl Wneaten St. Aneelme 57 TS Geerae Waaklaetea Weak. aV Lea 52 SOUTH 58 William Mar; MaranaU 38 51 Marrlaad ftatrera 45 SS Shaw St. Sonatina 51 S3 CeUmbie Talaae 51 TS Anbaaaa Ankara 46 88 Miami riertda State 81 MID-WEST 45 I.

Dakota ktlaa TS Braaler S3 St. Loom TS Hamllne -Black BlUa St. 41 V. C. L.

A. 74 Wlaeenala 48 Emoorla State 49 William JroeU 73 Valnaralae 64 81 Beckkoret 88 Waetera Mick. ST Oacrlln ram Slate 54 74 MarjlanS St. Waetera Beaeree 78 63 Nekraaka lawn 8 tale Tckre 55 57 Been Vlala Banner State Tebra. 48 S3 Ottawa BUaaenrl Valler 57 84 Clartn Ferrla Inat.

49 71 Dartea Jeba Carroll 45 78 Kanaaa Snrlntfiel 32 ST Bilawtn Wallaee tela. State 67 74 Mlek. State Mannette 62 84 Lawrence Tack TUfln 55 SOUTHWEST 71 an terra Ketk. S3 Henrtea tf iM. Seatkera 88 Tasaa A.

A M. 44 FAS WEST northeasterly along Berry street to M. 14 Htreet: tnence northwester along N. 14 Street to Bushwick Creek: thenca northwesterly along Bushwick Creek to pierhead line in the East River: tnence nortnerly and northeasterly slong the pierhead line In the East River to the boundary line between Kings snd Queens Counties In Newtown Creek: thenca north westerly, northeasterly, easterly and southeasterly along the aforesaid boundary una in Newtown Creek as It winds-and turns to Meeker Avenue ss extended Into said Newtown Creek: thence southwesterly slong Meeker Avenue ss extended snd Meeker Avenue to Richsrdeon Street: thence east-f'XS?" Richardson Street to Humboldt Street: thence southerly alone Humboldt Street to Metropolitan Avenue; thence essterly slong Metropolitan Avenue to Bushwick Avenue: thence southwesterly along Bushwick Avenue to the point or placs of beginning, BT ACTION IN REM. Please take notice tnat on ths J7th tovcmoei taau.

tne a reaefui er Of the tv nf Vew Vnrlr nnrallant i with the Clerk of Kings County. a list of parceU df property Uffected bv unnaid tax liens, held and owned by said City of New York which on the 27th day of November. I960, had been unpaid for a period of at least four years after ths date when the tax, assessment, or other legal charge became a lien. Said list contslns ss to each such parcel (a) a brief description of tha property affectsd by such tax lien, (b) ths 88 Saa Angela AasarUle Cat. 43 71 M-Titana State Parlf la Lntaeran B7 Brlrkaan leans Indiana State 71 S3 Catenae Saaea Clara SS 88 Wreantag Hew Slealea 31 84 Waaktngtea pBUanrg 44 Okie.

A. M. i CnlllerntolM rj stae'era "aylnr SJ 7 Bradley li.