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JIMMY mm MURPHY'S COLUMN United Cagers Cardinals Score In Roller Hockey Trounce Salem Flatbush Boys Club's League Starts Bouncing In Church Loop The Cardinals went on a storing spree and overwhelmed HELPED WIN TITLE By his sturdy play at tackle, Chester Salkind of 122G Schenectady this borough, played a prominent part in giving the Leverett House the intramural football championship of Harvard College this eason. In winning its first grid crown since 1946, Leverett, ably coached by Paul Staley of Scarsdale, a first-year Harvard Law School student and last year's captain of this season's title winning house eleven, had to beat heavily-favored Winthrop House, which had only one tie to mar i it the Oimbos. 13 1, in the Unlimited Division of the Bay Ridge Roller Hockey League. Sam Gilligan and. Jim Mulligan scored! The 24-team, three-dividision 1 hat tricks for the Cardinals.

Flatbush Boys Club Basketball League got under way with the' Really clicking in the third period. United Presbyterian subdued Salem, 6152, in the Varsity Division of the Bay Rklge Church League. Ken Rowe. Bob In Senior Division competition, Frank I.uzl of the Eagles racked up three goals to pace: his team to an 8 5 success over ERASMUS HALL BACK ail uuitriwise pel GUI leiAiu. mmmmmem The once-beaten Leverett the Leafs; the Rovers nipped qriq CHART Dunwoody and Dick Nelson hit the target with 17, 16 and 14 points, respectively.

Biff Stokey the BlackhawKs, I me snore Views bested the Apaches, 41: Apaches, All-Stars and Mustangs rolling up Senior Division successes. The Apaches, paced by Stan Holzman's 20 points, conquered the Pepperpots, 51 43; the All-Stars bested the Aces, 24 21, and the Mustangs scored a one-sided, AU 25 victory over the Warriors. Angelo i had 14 for tne loser. and the Bruins outscored the combine swept to a 12 6 victory in the bitterly contested game before a large crowd on the Crimson's Soldier's Field, and thereby clinched the championship. -J Dick Steele, who accounted for 17 points, and Jiui Bottom- Hawks, 8 6.

In a closely contested Inter After decade or mure, EraNiuus Hall In hack on the Brooklyn Prep football wlied-ule for the Aprning game of on Saturday, Sept. ST. And there I a possibility that the Crown Height Katie ley, who made 11 counters, mediate Blue Division contest. paced South Reformed to 39-34 Varsity nod over ZionSU Paul's nipped the Flyers Mustangs' ooints. h''1'' 1 3, Bill Mouzavires scoring Lutheran.

Andv Anderson and twice for the winner and Carl In Junior Division competi Tommy Thompson each had 11 for Zion. Macri duplicating the feat in a tion, the Cobras with Shelly Diamond caging 15 points, losing cause. A. Anderson and K. Myers Other intermediate Blue con routed the Stallions, 5821; the Bonnie Lads trimmed the Stal NINE SPORTS PROGRAM House football is only one of the many sports which make up Harvard's vast intramural athletic program, in which each of the seven upperclassmen houses and the Commuters' Center participate.

These other sports included baseball, basketball, tennis, track, boxing, swim provided 38 points between them as St. Philip's Episcopal downed St. John's Episcopal in a Senior fray, 57 38. Pauley lions, 50 34. Jerry Sorokoff tests saw the falcons witn Jimmy Greene scoring twice, down the Bay Ridge Leafs, 3 the New Utrecht Leafs leading tne Honnie attack, witn 18 markers and the Pythonslgt Paulsen hooped 17 counters for nirmcvl this T.nrlrv 11 patron the loser.

toppled the Vultures, 8 and the Hornets led by William Ren- 32 31. will restore another old traditional game with Poly Prep on Armistice Day, Nov. 11, Both schools are negotiating. In sequence following the Erasmus Hall tiff, coine games with Fordham Prep, Xavler, St Francis Prep, John Adams, Chaminade, with the blue-ribbon classic with St. John's Prep winding up the campaign ns usual on Thanksgiving Day at Ehbets Field.

Erasmus Hall and Adams replace New Dorp and Cardinal Hayes on the schedule. Chester Salkind T. Raftrey caged 28 points to spark Trinity Lutheran to a 53 14 Junior Division decision In Intermediate play, the Radio Ham Shack quintet de ner's three goals conquered the Ravens, 83. Ed D'AJillo scored three goals to pave the way for the Rovers, 63, success over feated the Tigers, 3624; the' over Salem, navens uownea me stars, au 26, and the Pioneers bested the; Stars, 46 37. Terry Novat The Wildcats made their debut in the Eastern District Y.

M. C. A. Junior League by ming, hockey and wrestling. Points are awarded to each house according to the standings gained in the individual sports.

The house with the most points at the end of the year is awarded the coveted Strauss Trophy. Leverett, by winning the football championship, has taken a long stride toward getting the the Centaurs. In Intermediate Red competi tion, the Hoboes trounced the clawing the Cobras, 429. The garnered 17 of the Pioneers' points. Allan Wasserman was the top Raven scorer with 13 victor led by 22 2 at the mid Red Wings, 122; tne Civic Hawks toppled the Bruins, 9 way point in the fray.

Gene tallies and Feddern sparked the to the Spades routed the O'rlelll, Radonil, PalasUno. Vulturas 0 Russo, Tippy Menegalli. Allie 03 4 Xaile porta Pietura READY FOR TEST Nick Pucciorelli, center-forward and high scorer of the Lafayette soccer team, Division 2 champion, which plays encore with Brooklyn Tech, the Division 1 titlist, for the Brooklyn P. S. A.

L. championship today at Wingate Field. They played a 1 1 tie on the same pitch last Tuesday, Pucciarelli booting the equalizing point. N. Y.

Leaf 1 Villalba and Butch Addonizio Scoring Leafs: Pranoavllla 3 (Da Andrea) Radio Ham Shack five with 12 points. The lineups: SENIOB DIVISION Da Andwra 2 (Morronctollol, Urcloli (Iiaa-bella). forronclll (DeAnctr). CappoUno were the chief scorers for the successful side, and Phil Rodriguez was high for the loser. (UrcloU) Vulture: O'Neill 1, Radraui Apache Pepperooi lO Nellll.

Raferea Timer Parla. O. Skulls, 52; and the Skulls came back to edge out the Comets, 32. The Hawk Juniors downed the Ranger Juniors, 21, in the Mite Division, and the Americans conquered the Panthers, 4 3 in the Junior Blue Division. The lineups: Chick Brandwein and Willie 2 14 I Stergio provided 26 points as Raven Hornets O.

Isabella uhirley L.W Dttta olsen R.W. Call Dahl CI. Benant Carluccl F.ward. Salkind, who is 20 years old, stands 5-8 and weighs 180 pounds, is majoring in political science. He won academic scholarships to Cornell, State University and Harvard and selected the latter.

He is a product of Samuel J. Tilden High, where he did some swimming. His brother, Alvin, now taking his major in chemical engineering, was captain of the tank forces at the East Flatbush institution. The Boys' dad, Samuel, made his mark as a runner and swimmer at Boys High. Their mother was quite an ice skater and tennis player in her day.

Roy Floyd, who got his health education diploma from N. has succeeded Ray Rudden as athletic director of the Flatbush Boys Club. Rudden resigned to become a Secret Service man. 30 Tetman 4 Hill 2' Gorman 2 10. Mills 4l Brennan 3 3 Mitchell 0 2' SulUran 6 4 2 2 13 0 2 0 Honor Boys High Pilot Holaman Weiwelser Rosenstook Stein ben Chaae Rear BerkowlU Friedman Klein Ooldslein the Crowns felled the Trinity, 42 18, in another Junior fray.

The Crowns were in command L.D.- -NunRlafco Hnner Beck R.D.- 3telia Spares Rvna: Tnialo. Iaabella. at intermission, 2010. Mike Spared HomeU: Harris, Olddliias. Fox, Olynn.

Edmonson. Loftus. Oourie. At Scholastic Dinner Revena 1 1 1 3 1 3 3 Clark and Bob Magone each had six points for the beaten five. UNLIMITED DIVISION Pos.

Cardbial 0. Donvan 1. W. Kearns W. Steyert Harrl L.D.

Healy Scoring Hornets Renner 3. Daril 2. O'Har; IM ntelitlnva UmnniMi Davtm A Walter Miller, dean of the The lineups: J111 1 Refr Rlspoli. Timer Frta. lynch R.D.

Ollllran BAT RIDGE I.EaGrl VARSITY DIVISION Ml1 P. Rovers Jr. Cntur Prerlchi, OlmboA: orana, Disacson. New York City high school1 football coaches with 29 years of continuous service without a break, was named the outstand United Presbyterian I Q. r.

P. 6131 Cirdlnals 2 5 Olm bos O- 1 O. HUpoU LsUtuvai L.W. AmAlfltww Mauula R.W. D'ALUl Sear C.

Marcello Quinn a. T. T. 1 0 2 2 0 4 4 14 Mulll- Scoring! Thompson, OLllinan 0 6 Olson 0 4' Crregeeri 1 ldl Broker 0 Iin 3. HaTri 3.

8tyrt 2. Mej-ers, Kearna, Spin elli Healy. R.D.- -Bracclale Oajiim Hamilton Dun wood? Van Duesen Row) Nelson Wilkir 3 0 3 1 I Referee Salvatore. Timer Grant. 1 ing mentor of 1951 and presented a gold watch by Max Kase, Sports Editor, at the 21st Spares Rovers Trioarlco.

Salvatore. M- 0 UlLinderoth 3 0 6 SENIOR DIVISION 0 Berc 0 1 1 1 p0fl' Emtlea were John Asciolla, New Utrecht; William Assiff, Brooklyn Tech; Jerome Court, Tilden; Howard Furer, Erasmus Hall, who recovered from an attack of polio a year Abraham Oelch, Thomas Jefferson; James McGucken, James Madison; Joseph Mastrogiovanni, Boys High; Samuel Mushkatel, Lafayette; Joseph Pontrello, Lincoln; Arnold Venditto, Manual Training. The Queens lads similarly rewarded in addition to Bertsch, were John Hyman, Far Rocka- New TJtfecht lu( Scarlat lore, Velone. Geracl, D'Amioo. Monsello, UngTiltl.

Centaurs: Sabella, LarUn, Tenna-rlello, Isaacson, Peretio, Sap. Score by periods: Rovers 2 0 4 annual Journal-American din Swan-son 2 4 i ronunno Swaine 4 0 8L W. Nelson Johnson 0 0 0H.W. Smyth ner tendered the P. S.

A. L. All-City Scholastic football team Nastasa Monti flrvese Oenuiirs 1 13 Barrasso 29 3 611 ToUlf 23 6 52 Cftementl Total Bcorini Rovers: D'AUUo 4 iSalvatore. Bonamo Referee Dan Carney. Rtspoll), Vallone 2.

Centaur Sear 2 Spares Leafs: DlAndrea. BenlveveTnia. last night at the Hotel New Yorker. In addition, the 11 boys Zton Luther wi South Reformed IQulnn, IsacAon), laown Releree Rossi. Timer Farta.

ji iSantarpta, Fazio. Salvasslo, Marino. Dillon. ToUls 23 1 51, Total 1 I 43 All Stan O. P.

i O. Ooldberg 5 1 ll'Lambrlnoa 4 2 10 Oruskln 1 0 2 Raphaels 3 1 5 Pruhllng 1 1 3IOoIdsteln 1 0 2 Sherman 1 2 4 Hers 10 3 Barnelt 1 0 Wolf 0OO Rubin I 0 2 Hollander 1 0 2 Kessler ol 0 0 0 Stadln 0 0 0 Berkewll 0 0 0 Cohen 0 0 0 Total lit 4 24 Total 9 I 11 Mustangs Warrior O. I O. P. Mltarltonrua 8 3 15isilvrman 8 1 11 Oraham 2 0 4.

Goodman 2 0 4 Rarlti 5 1 11 Goldaiein 3 1 7 Harmon 3 0 6IGray oil McEvor 4 81 Fisher 1 0 2 Kalter 1 1 0 Fox 1 2fLevitus 0 0 4). woods Sheehv 0 Oi Epsuun 0 0 Oi TOUIS 22 3 491 Totals 11 3 25 INTERMEDIATE DIVISION Radio Ham Shack I Tigers O. P. Peddern 4 4 4 1 9 Rogofl 1 HIArmpllts 3 3 9 Albert I 0 2 2 Puchs 3 2 81 Rothsiein 0 0 0 Hofrman 1 1 Bard 0 0 0 Weyne Davison 0 0 Steinberg 0 0 Of Rubin 0 0 0 Preemermau 0 0 olPoweretein 0 0 0 Brodner 0 0 Landsman OOO, Totals 14 8 361 Toiaie 9 8 24! Ravens I Stars o. P.

I a P. Washerman 8 I 13(Ahkinoa 3 2 8 Ltvln 0 5 5 Klein 2 1 5 1 3 chriw: omiQ, liuzi, iepcaino, sscuiu urotisi, Olsen chosen on the team, six from INTER MEDIATE RED DIVISION 0 2 1 "J1. McivonaJa. Lewis 3 nEales 3 3 38 Anderson Red Wmrj O. P.

F.J O. 0 3 2 Hen nine 4 8 R. Steele 1 4 3 11 Bottomler 4 4 3 11 Ellis 0 0 1 I D. Steele 5 0 1 11 Gustafsoft 0 iReld 3 Brooklyn, and two from Queens were the recipients of gold Thompson Poriber; 0 0 1 Lear 2 1 25 7 j7 Scoring Leafs: Fnrfaro Ben-0 0 revesna, DlAndrea, Rizso. Eagles: Luzl 3, Hoboes Tdeaco Toto Larkln Oallo Sullivan TOTStrup AlffflT Wahler L.W.-R.W.- C.

L.D.- j.ou.iu ispeamo, wroasi, ascuill, footballs, and 11 boroughites and three from Queens received Schloaeer i Referee earns. Timer Farla. Masl Gerlak IPOS. Blackhawka Rovers R.D Abbejilo Kelao Lou Gehrig awards. Oaputo.

lamarata. Pall Spare Hoboes: Totals 12 10 34 Totals 14 1 Referee- Walter SENIOR DIVISION St. Philips I St. John Molaro Rlppa DIPaima Muller was honored because Pardella Plllapon Rlspolt -Montalto lace, Plermontl, Valinotl, Williamson. Davis.

L.W.-R.W.- C. L.D.- Vuaallo. Red Wllrni: R. Relntsma. D.

a. p. HelntsenMl, Reedy, Ankner, Tveanoti, August, Flocco De Benedetto r. 1 7 3 0 61 Olsen of the able manner in which he groomed the Red and Black and guided it to the first official B.D.- -Bright Oentlle Dwyer, Scor by periods: 0 Sparep Blaclthawks: Sofo. Harklns, De 3 9 2 22 Lankenay Tarn airn 1 Tollelsen Main xvaioHB.

ctantucci. Aitardt. verroltnt. Hoboes 1 12 Red Wings 0 I 1- 2 Scoring Hoboes: Valinotl (3). Davw 2I, Brooklyn P.

S. A. L. champion Maawrll Johnson Stuart. Andersoft Meyers Cos It ley Kelly Christen renetnia, uecere.

UlUDiee. LOS-O. Hovers 0 lfi J. La Salle, Porto, Uaruccl, Coeomllas, Sconzo, Tlnto. 0 Dohnmann 0 1 1 Toto (21, Tedeeoo, Masl (21, Oallo, Cuoulo.

Red Wings: Sullivan, Wahler. Referee Bono. Timer Ltisl. Rovers 02 ship in 35 years. His club won the Division 1 diadem with six straight and then conquered Blaekhawka 11 STRONG LINKS Ed and Harry, brothers of Danny Lynk, sensational fullback and all-around athlete of St.

John's Prep, are serving Uncle Sam in Europe. Ed, a patrolman, who was recalled by the Marine Corps eight months ago after being on the force of New York's finest tor three months, is a first lieutenant in the Marine Air Corps, flying jets in the Mediterranean. He was recently the central figure in a big celebration aboard the Carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt on the occasion of the landing on the flattop. There is an affair after every thousandth landing.

Harry recently landed in Stuttgart, Germany, with the 109th Infantry of the 28th Division. Both brothers, like Danny, were football, baseball and basketball stars at St. John's Prep. Eddie also excelled on the grid and baseball diamond with Fordham University, and was a member of the Red Sox chain gang at Scranton for a spell. 1 Harry made the Brooklyn Against the World team in 1947.

Their dad, Harry, was a famous semi-pro player with the St. Patrick's club, which played at Nostrand and Wil-loughby Aves. before Wo'rld War I. The three brothers are nephews of Jimmy Ring, former well-known major league pitcher with the Dodgers, Reds ond Giants. Chaminade School of Mineola picked Danny Lynk on their All-Opponents team as a halfback.

Others selected were Seitz, Hayes, and Fleming, Valley Stream, ends; Kettenstock, Hayes, Muro, Freeport, tackles; F. Silva, Glen Cove, and Hastings, Hayes, guards; Camilucci, Freeport, renter; Stephans, Hayes, quarterback; Stemcoski, Glan Cove, the other halfback, and Bible, Sewanhaka. Ted Laemers, president of the Bay Ridge Football League, is rapidly recovering from two broken bones in his right shoulder. The injury was sustained when a ball carrier in one of the loop's games was tackled and thrown outside on the sideline. Laemers, who was viewing the play from there, was knocked down.

He spent some time in the Samaritan Hospital. Soorlne De Benedetto fpw.rv o.r Bnilns Roaenoium McPartland Pos. Civic Hawks O. Cooper LW. Aston R.W.

Anderson ma). Plocco (Tlnto-Dl Palma), Harklna (Dlb blee-Montalto). Referee KHIello. Timer Condon. Totals 23 7 57 Totals JUNIOB DIVISION Trtnlty Lutheran 1 Sals O.

P. Olson. R. way, and Fred Pacher, Flushing. Lou Burton was toastmaster of the occasion and Dan Gallagher, who selected the team with the aid of the coaches, helped Coach Charley Caldwell of Princeton distribute the gold footballs.

The other opeakers wert Felix (Doc i lllanchard, assistant coach of Army; Bill Corum, columnist; Coach Ed Danowski. Fordham; Walter Degnian, principal of De Witt Clinton; Coach Hugh Devore, X. Y. Coach Lou Little, Columbia: Coach Howard Myers, Hofstra; Coach Steve Owen, Giants, and Coach Jimmy Phelan, Yanks. FOR-KCLOKCRER SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTT ClaruVI Really Plaintiff. i 2 ruler with five in a row, in Llndwall VenerJa Daughetty Thokelson 2 the titular game at Kbbets Pos. L.D.- -Lo Preto 3 SI Hellbraun 0 4 Bender 0 OIKaufmann 0 21 Zleduer 0 0 Rubensteln 0 0: Lopater Stern Stone Brliel Orant Rothenberg Brown 1 2 OUen, P. 10 2' Chrlstlaiuen 14 0 28! Fennlman R.D.- 3ur.dersen Catlano 2 Field on Saturday. 1,1 Spares Civic Hawks: Cerato.

McSweeny, Auachefl Keating Oarr Brush Heavey Byrne 3 3 SHore Views Mitchell Baplchino Rossi Moss C. Johnson The Brooklyn boys honored 7 Olson.P. C- Cassldy, Logal, Canadrello. Merln, Foley, McTtgue, McGrath. Bruins: Larson, MUil-ter.

Judge, Porzio, Rando. Barone. Io Preie. 4 the All-Stars comprised Totals 1 1 Totala 11 (301 Cazer Hermansea Rsitrey Carliien Mendelltt Ulja Orro Lar.Oe Madsen Dale Olsen. Hyland L.D.

R.D -Kcher Pioneer EVPS Herbert Rauer, Brooklyn Tech, I Stars a. Naden, MendeLson. Score by periods: Spara Apaches: ICellftr iv.u 1 11 Padden, Rleley, Prelewlcz. Oallo." end; Howard Slosberg, Samuel 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oivlo Hawka 8 1 171 Ashklnos 6 Petersen, H. 0' Petersen, J.

0 MAnnerberv 01 Buclvanan 0 Vlcklund O' Jotu.doo. 0 Gadde 0 Oliander 01 Nlaaen 4 2 39 2 1 03 1 Bruins J. Tilden, tackle; Richard Kauf Spares Shore Views: Doyle. Rldgely, Rob-tnaon, W. Johnson, Smith, Shirley Apaches Scoring Civic Hawks: Cerato (2).

Caa- Hellbraun Rubensteln Bender Zlediir Kaufmann Goldman Novat Friedman Schllduer Klein Ochenhaut Mom on Epstein Kaufman Shore views 1 i 5 man, Lafayette, and Martin Miller, Mid wood, guards: Alex Larsen Sandreto 2 3 I 1 2 1 I) 1 0 0 0 3 2 Scoring A.ivhM. pimw.m Views: RosM. Moss. C. Johnson.

Ridiely sldy I2, Llndwall 121, Mcaralh, MirTlgue, Aslon. Bruins: McPartland (2i. Veuezla. Releree Nelson. Timer Luzl.

I JUNIOR RED DIVISION Pus. 8pades Skulk; O. J. Rando Hanson L.W. F.

Lundy Oroff R.W. R. Lundy MacDonald Keferee Avon. Timer Amato. Total 23 3 S3! Totals Referee Mulhollaiid.

Giampietro, Lafayette, and liar vey Seligman, Lincoln, backs Klein 1 Lapater t. D. JUNIOR BOYD STANDING OP CLUBS Pos. O. The Queens lad were James iajtaint Aurich Realty Total Hawks Krlll Jones Bmlns Zlatkln Friedman Haberman Root Ross Cookie Total 1 9 8 46 JUNIOR DIVISION Bonnie Ladu Mohaa-ie 1 0' Trtnlte Lee (L.D.

Antonelll Stclllano BertSCh, John Adams, and Neil Pursuant to 'judgment dated No- Hvland Far Rnrkawnv liiilii-io- vpmHer wl1' public xiyidiiu, ra noiKdwax, by jrru Rlchi Auctioneer. Wildest 1 OlOoorss Stallion a. J. Oerlaki R.D. De Palo Ounderson 0 0 Celtic L.D.

Crown Atlas Kelly Vlgnarl, Porslo, Spares Spades Van Dean Yetman I Wildcats Room Sil'jij. D. Monkarsh scorer of the city. Miller and Building. Cobras a.

Sanglorslo, O. Rando. Amuso, Ellis. Gomes. P.

P.I Cfilirt Mllfi Ji.r.luninn Ktrual. Spares Bruins: Petner. Shots. Brook Spares Skulls: Parole. Curclo.

Nersten lyn. N. on the 11th day of; Decem- Diamond, Berman, Kaasebaum, P. Keane, 0 0 8 Keane. -I Spades I 9, Soares TT lr Bertsch, whose brother, Paul, formerly played for St.

John's Prep, also earned i awards. 35 22 Lun- Skulls Scoring Spadea: Tom Ross, 3 nr. ia.u. at clock noon, the premises in said JudKment directed to be sold phown and designated a Lot 131 In Block Section 21 on the Tax Map of the Horouich of Brooklyn. City of New York, a said 0 0 Villalba 1 1' Menegalli 0 OiAddonlslo 0 0' Ruasn O.

Wlttee Oj Kuderewskl 0 OjKozlowsky 0 2 0 SI Gallndo Zacharetaf Newman McArdl Reachun Lefkln Karp Mark Rodrequ '2 Helper, Orlvas; 0 T. Oerrlak. Deleo. 3 1 dy: J. Antonelll, 'Kelly Scoring Skulls: G.

Parola. S. Nerston. Referee Amato. Timer NeUon.

The other borough lads who Scoring Bruin: Root 2, Shpli. Berman Hawka: Le 2, Pog( .1 i- on June in, iih.i. received the Gehrig awards! naied. November vm from the baseball hero's widow murray sntoN.ere ANMrwum, n.eane a Cotter 2. Caporale, Helser.

O- Totals 30 2 44 Referee Avon. Timer Dig Skulls Hantien Curclo Muscarello Nersten Comet -Dement -Riley Abramasn Ds Gary Manadpela INTERMEDIATE BLUE DIVISION 0 Pos. Flyers 1 9 P.I 0 41 0 0 0 14 C. L. D- Trlntty o.

Larson 0 C. Clark 1 Murphy 0 Boys and Bayside Mermen Score Blue Jay Eleven Tops Blackhawks St. Paul Richards Sl'PKKMIS COURT. KINUS COUNTY lop Deeded i -stamp realty pim- Melbourne, Australia, Nov. 27! (U.R) Dick Savitt of Oraiige.l.,pul'"u"nt tn JudKment herein dated 2 O.

Mobayed 0 L.W. Donovan -Lane Totals 4 Crowns a. Rio 2 Runt Brandwaln 7 A 0 Kell 2 O. Stergio 3 W. stergio 8 J.

Zanderzuk 0 Quaranta Rooney. Ped arson, Pos- Spares Comets Sorokoft 7 4 18 Waldman 4 3 11 Herrick 7 14 Auerbscb, 2 0 4 Jeannetil 4 0 8 Oluch 3 0 8 Smith 6, Bowen I 3 4 Billl 1 Hallldae 4 1 9 Wagner 1 0 2 0 0 0 Zero 10 2 Blcodgood 2 0 4, Abalr OOO! Nielsen 0 0 0: Total 26 4 58; Totala 14 8 34 Pythons Lucky 13 opp Barton 5 0 lo Hannel 3 0 10 Oeller 2 2 8 Roth 3 3 9 Linzer I) OiUoldstein 2 0 4 Miller, 2 4 8. KalU 2 0 4 Miller. B. 0 0 Klein 1 0 2 Jalownkr 3 2 B.Matortn I 0 2 Llrberman 0 0 Oj Sal.man 0 0 0 Wcllnsky 0 0 0i Perkins 0 0 0 Alterman 0 0 Rhinestone 0 0 0 Totals 12 32 Totala 14 3 31 Cobras I Stallions P1 GPP Diamond.

S. 3 15, Ephrlam 2 1 5 Diamond J. 5 10 HallldaiV 2 0 4 Shaohlnsky 5 2 12 Averbacb I 2 4 Held 3 SlGluU-h I 2 4 Romberg 2 10 Bowen 2 0 4 OlnUiger 1 1 3, Waldmasi 0 0 0 Betlesky 1 0 2 I Total 23 8 08, Totals I 21 1 Freeman 0 dal. Silverman. Shines.

Saboe. 4 Magone 0 Nr i auiy entered herein. today Was seeded No. Ill will aell at public auction by John 0 R.W. Haselbrook Magulr 4 McDonough scotto SiR-D Macri Manaoo Spare Plyen: Mlchelson, Barlotta An- the Capturing seven of the eight Tallying touchdowns in the 1 7 1 Benedict 0 12; M.

Clark 0 0 Mustacaro Pacaretlo Naclnclk amOtltT the forpitm pnh'ant Cunningham, auctioneer, at fu enudnls Municipal Building. Room 3t5Q. the Victorian lawn tennis and Joralenn.n Street, Brook J. Cunningham, auctioneer, at Rrortklvn Court 4 Oinerson, uim, Byrnes, Johnstone. Oliver.

Luzl. Spares Skulls: Parola, Orrok, Floor, Mae-Donnal, Comet 2 0 0 Skulls 1 I 1 Scoring Comets: Rob 2 Scoring Skulls: Joe Musoarella, Nersten. 1 Referee Brush. Tlmr Amato. 0 Jlranek.

Nt-w York, on the 5th day of December ut 17 nroi championships which begin be" spare Paul: Mastronardl. (Taiinon. second and fourth periods, the Gerrittsen Beach Blue Jays 9 0 IS Kenny, Zliml. Mullln, Mouzavires Doherty vents, Boy? High won Us eighth decision in 10 outings, defeating Alexander Hamilton, 5114, in a Brooklyn P. S.

A. L. 20 2 42 Totals Sloan. Referee Wesoott. Timekeeper Robertson.

St Paul conquered the Flatbush Black -1 1- Flyers Scorlng Mouzavtrea (Kmnv.RAin.thi. BLUE DIVISION Panthers O. Hsfleman W. Lovelock hawks, 120, in a football clash at O'Connor Oval. Captain Joe Mousavire (Kenny-Sloanl; Kenny Srotu Dohertyi: Scotto.

Orlffo, Maori (Byrnes); Americans Tadross Turco Deans Garden dual swimming meet in the Bedford Y. M. C. A. pool yesterday.

Gavon, the diver, scored Thursday. Vic Seixas of 'n SHilJ directed to i i.u sold. sJiuwu and deaiunated on the delphia was seeded No. 2. The.Tax mup of the city of New York Other three memher of 'loroiwh of Brooklyn hi lot 66.

it memerf 01 lne block 4771, tlon 13 as same wa on U. S. Davis Cup team Tony I afore.said maps on Apr. to. 1942; Ion Trabert.

Ted Schroeder MJl" lZ 'loi Hamilton Richardson werp 14- it3. lots si and 54. block x- 'MS- Hccin.n 24 as each of said lota seeded NO. 4, 5 and ci, r(spec as on at.nesald niapa on Mar. 30.

tjveV- IH4t lot 36. block 4770. section 15 as R.W. Settducatl no. 1 1 nwturons.

t. Wagner Gym to Open Wagner College's new gymnasium will be dedicated with special ceremonies Saturday afternoon. At night the Seahawks will meet a tradi Referee Harkln. Timer Jonas. G.

Johansen L.D. Yearwook Kells Hamilton's lon victory PalcAnii R.D. uoran Moratls Capeo. Dies, Gary Keiller oi Bayside de Pc. Panther Trabulsl, Bpare Welsh accounted for the first Blue Jay touchdown by hauling in a 30-yard pass from Joe Mon-ahan and racing 15 yards for oak ley feated Haidar Waly, the Egyp Bay Rids Leafs La Corto Surtanl Tanlco Tepedlno -Ztrpolo Ba tan) any, PeUegrlno Spares American Crcaio Greene Meade Shook ley Miller lol block 478.1.

section in 10. j4: O- Panthers tian -junior champion, in the LEGAL NOTICES ruoposAi.s a.s same was on aforesaid maps on 0 2 13 L.D.- American tional rival, Hofstra, in the first game scheduled for the new court. 100-yard breaststroke in 1:04.5 Panthers: Lovelock 3 (Johan- R. D. Scorlng- Toscano Caseldy BUTTERFLY TYPE VALVKS CONTRACT 45D pay dirt.

sen). Johansen. Spares Bay Rldsw Leafs- Uuu as the former school con SEALED BIDS WIL1- BE RECEIVED! Americans: Tadros 1 (Batenjany), Card- juiy zy. SEYMOUR SIMON, Referee BENJAMIN LIPSON. Attorney for plaintiff.

66 Court Brooklyn. N.Y. nl3-6tTuy Ua. Montera. Tanlco, DeMartino.

quered Forest Hills, 5512, in spares raicons: Paguaaa. Vallerio. ers, Barbarlno, Colby, Caulfleld. a Queens P. S.

A. L. meet in ella (Batanjany). Referee McVoy. Timor Faria.

MITE DIVISION Jr. Ranger raicons 1 2 3 oy tne uoarri or waier auppiy. ai It offices, thirteenth floor, 12ft Wull Street. New York City, until 11 a.m.. Eastern Standard Time, on Tuesday, December 4.

1951. for Con Bay Hldg uars 0 1 01 Jr. Hawks ADAM CIRILLO OUT AS B. P. GRID COACH Scoring Green I Shock lev.

TWsno Russo Ruhl the victor natatorium, The summaries: BOVI HIGH SI, HAMILTON 14 (Tanlco), Green (Oaulfleld). Vallerio (Pau- SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY SOUTH BROOKLYN SAVING, BANK, Plalnliff. vs. HESTER GOoDE. formerly known aa Hester Reese, et Defendants.

Ptiuant 10 entered here- Ferrah tract 42. lor turntslHnK, tesllnc and deliverlnif two fill-Inch cast iron aga-uaroannoi. Oamballe R.W.- -Andersen Jacobsen Sturrock Hirahtleld Referee Eyd. Timer allien. Delaeul motor-operated butterfly type valves, 150-yard medley relay Won by Boya File No.

7088-50 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATS' OF NEW YORK. BY THE GRACE OF GOD AND INDEPENDENT To the Widow Mary, if any, the name Marv being fictitious, and to the next of kin. If any, of FRANK KOZEK or SZELIGA or GZELIA. Deceased, whose name or names and whose place or places of residence are unknown and cannot after due diligence be ascertained, and to any and all unknown persons interested In the estate of FRANK KOZEK or SZELIGA or GZELIA. Deceased, as creditors, next of kin or otherwise.

Attorney General of the State of New York. Charley. J. Selitfa, Mary iJipinskl. Consolidated Edison Co.

of New York: City of New York Department of Hospital: City of New York. Department of Welfare; GREETING: complete in every re.pecr, lor mstai Pos. New TJtreoht Lia Vultures! LD. J. Russo Lulal 1m, October 1951.

I will (Somen. Lundy and Lombardl). Time, 1 :43 30-yard freestyle Won by Annls. Boys: uownsvme reii -Rotlunan fltrada Mulezyk R.D. cham' r.VwThV,",De auction, by Morris Re.ch.

Ourlak. Slrota, 8pra Jr. Rangers: Needrlth, Boys; 3, Savallo, Hamilton. Pepper Martin raced back an intercepted pass 45 yards to the lose's five to set the stage for the other Blue Jay tally. Joe Equiscopo plunged over for the T.D.

Welsh and Equiscopo scored two more six-pointere but they were nullified by penalties. In the 150-pound preliminary fray, the Gerritts-en Beach Huskies and Vagabonds played to 1)5 of the Mu- 3DS ot the IWU- miner. Salad. Burns. Suares Jr.

Hawks: Deeelul. Hennlnga. anueducl all a aet forth fu "I Koom 2eHfieYlion nicipnl Building. Court and Joralemon Pamphlet, containing Information I 'f- irh, L.w. DeAndre Gor.za.e.

R.W. Morreglello Berte O. Prancavllla Oroasenberger L.D. Parventl Wrlxon R.D Belllno Berte Time. 100rard freestyle Won by Derrlco.

Boys; t. Preiel, Boya; 3, Montana, Hamilton Time, 1:07. J. Haks 1 1 02 Jr Rangar 1 0 01 Scoring Jr. Hawks, Perrara (I), Lulsl Leafs Orlotoll.

DeRosa. Coppol- li si- l. niirto i' uuiia. I ioi.i, 100-yard breeatatroke Won by Miller. 1 11 'I Olllfll Ol III lino, Jannuszl, Isabella, Bevaoqua.

New York. (1), Jr. Rangers Jacobsen 111. Referee Orrok. Timer Otto.

Room 1 1 1 nl the ahnie ro. lnS. (. it and Mate of vultures: Morano, Shalhoub, I (lirt'. hv JudKment to t.e soid.

upon application in person or by, bounded and described aa follows: in ca.li or Its univalent for i'aVhl BEtilNNINO. at a point on th WHEREAS, HYMAN WANK. Pub namt.hlel. Wilhin 30 duva Hampton avja; jonnaon, Hamilton, rime, 220-yard freestyle Won by Wallace, 2. Walton, Boya.

Time, 3:01. 100-yard backatroks Won by Barr, Boys; 1. Maul, Hamilton; 3, Schiller, Hamilton. Time, 1:11. Dlve Won by Oavon, Hamilton; 2, Kaolnowlts, Boya; 3, Collins, Boys.

220-yard relay Won by Boys (Sandman, Lltra. Mason, Von Bereen). Time, 1:33, BAYHIDE 55, POBEBT HILL) 11 a 66 tie. Teddy Terwilliger lic Administrator. Kinus County with an office In the Building.

Horous-h of Rrooklyn, City of New York has presented his account a Administrator of FRANK KOZEK or SZELIGA or GZELIA. deceased lnli.lv residing at No. 184 South 2nd Loughlin Keglers Tie St. John's for Lead Ibe award or contract or rei. ction of bids.

Ibe full amount of such deposit lch'- northerly from will be refunded for each pamphlet by the internriction submitted as a bid and a refund of. bt; will he made for each other1 Plac" with Hie westerly aide of Hamp-pamphlet returned In acceptable, Point of bcglnniiig dltion. For further particulars, ap-1 -Jlstant wo hundred forty-frve fe.el 130-yard medley relay 1, Bayalda (Axel Heyman.Jtm Klmmena. Ronr Wetter): 2. counted for the Huskies score on a 65-yard run and Buddy Ryan scored for the Vagabonds.

The lineup: Street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, rvontv nf Kin. Cltv and State of New Ply at the office of the chief Kingston Avenue measured neer nt the above address. 'j''1' parallel with SI. Forest HUla (Jim Marsh, Walter Shaw, Jo Adam Clrillo has resigned as coach of the Brooklyn Prep football team, a punt he held for the first time this Reason after having succeeded Frank Babinger.

Clrillo will resume his duties as head coach of the Brooklyn Tech team, a position he has held for a number of years and which was filled the past season by one of his proteges, Dave Askinasi, Clrillo took the Brooklyn Prep Job when it looked as if there would be another year of Inactivity for P. 8. A. Ii. schools on the gridiron.

This resumed talk again that Karl (Zev) Graham, now mentoring at Haverstraw (N. High, would return to Brooklyn Prep. Jack Kaiser, former St. John's Prep star, who played baseball and basketball at St. John's University, is also mentioned, as is Bill Clrillo, no relation to Adam, Who was one of I assistant this season.

York. ana a peilll on. prayiiisr uini 'John Place: running thence wnl- 1 'ace; running inence west- uailafnert. Tim, 1:30. 50-yard freeatyl 1, Dick Planer, Bay his account mav be Ji Pre-(jent' El)'w A RDI''1 'y and parallel with St.

Johns Place Bishop Loughlin moved into a garnered two points for Holy aide; 1, Olok D'Auielll. Bayside; 3, Barry ball of the distance thrnuah C. A 11 I E. Commissioner Buck hawks afontefueco L.I. high Trinity by rolling the ijeraa, roiesc nuia.

lime, 100-yard freeetile 1, Prank Ranhefer, Blu Jays -J. Brandow -Hurd B. Brandow Kennedy RhaUgan Bayside; 3, Sam Strong, Bayside; 3, Ken Sheldon NOW. 1 Hn.KK.r i irtni, you ana eacn of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate' Court of the County of King, to be held at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the 3rd day of January. 19f)2, at 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon.

wrhv anch flettlement should not be game and top series. The scores: first-place tie with St. John's Prep in the Catholic High School Bowling League by edging out the little Redmen, 32, O- patty wall ninety fed; thence northerly parallel with Kington Avenua twentv feet; thence easterly parallel with St. Johns Place and part of the distance through a party wail ninety feet to the westerly of Hampton Place; theme southerly along the weaterlv side of Hampton Place Loverde P. Schmidt Board of Water Supply; RICHARD H.

Bl'RKE. Secretary. n5-21lt GENERA SERVICES A DMINISTR A-tlon Public Building Service: Sealed bids- for new water lines at the t'. S. Public Health Service Hospital.

Beach, Brooklyn, New York, -Hall Louihlln (3) 8t. John (2) McOalr US 149 Benin 147 187 H- -Ruddln Romero -Welsh R. Sohmldt Stockerl Bemstein 123 1 hud 15 1751 iM TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we at the State Alleys yesterday. oorady I jlCaClO aiurras, rorsst mil, urn, 100-yard braaatatroko 1. Oary Keiller, Bayside; 1, Haidar Waly, Potest Hills; 3, JJlck Spell.

Bayside. Time, 1:04 J. 130-yard freestyle 1. Stere Kaman, Por-t HUla: a. Bill O'Donovan, Bayald; 3, Xrte Kent, Bsyslde.

Tim, 2:40.8. 100-yard bacaatroks 1. Jay O'FMI. Bay-aid; 3, Prd Evans, Bayald: 3, Dick Poreat Kills. Tune, 1:16 7.

129 I4tf StanllT 1H1 131 Pm(ol 1117 153 Psllman -Martin White tsoin learns uoasi i recorus 117 1511 13 13B have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be 64 IBS Kearna ollmartln R.H. Equlsoopo P.B. Monahan -Blu Jays O' Brian Dawson 0 812 hereunto affixed. WITVrCLi un T. IVAN 727 783 Total Totals twenty feet to the point or place of beginning.

Sl'BJECT to any Mate of tact an accurate eurvey may show. Dated November Kith. 1951. ALFRED V. NORTON.

ESQ Referee. ORR A BREVNAV, Plaintiff's At. 79 81 will be received In triplicate until 2 p.m. December 5. 19SI.

at the Bid Room of the Information Center. 2.10 Hudson Street. New York 13. New York, and then publicly opened. Specifications may he obtained at the same location, and nt Public Building Service Room 1304.

Gen Blackhawk 0 0 RUBENSTEtN, Surrogate of Pancy dive Bob Leone. Baysld. SO. 9 Touchdown Wlah, Equiscopo. IToly Trtnltj 141 Bl Francis (1) Boufhl 123 133IDlanr 141 MS and 17 points each.

Bergen, St. John's, was the high-game roller and Gilmartin, Loughlin, high average scorer. In the other loop encounters, Holy Trinity conquered St. our said County, at the Hor-miirh of Brooklyn. In the Volnts; 3, Prank Oonnan, Bayald, 38 polnu 3, Km Kaskoun, Poreat Hill, 33 point.

Substitution Blackhawks: Meyer. Mc-Brtde, MoTleman, Roach, Eck, Bohl, Oen- 130 121 ill aid County, the 5th day of v. tomes s. 16 Court Street, Brooklyn 2. 1 nrt eral Servlcea Building.

Washin Jerry King Vaslcek Jo King NafT 100-yard freestyle relay 1, Bayald (Dick Heck, Herb Trebblnf. Christian Christ, Dick not, Bym. Paaano, O'Connor, Durkln, Ksanan, DILI and Croaler: Bute Jay: 133 128 122 140 151 12S 91 131 iBoahra 1H3 121) Muller 124. ton K. D.

C. n2tS-SlNw York n20-6t TuF November, lHbl. A A. RON I. IACORY.

Forest Hills (Paul Letberman. Rogers. Banham, Leon. Klopf. Borniten.

Deyo); 3, nf tha Surrnirata'a lolirt T.ck. Neuwlrth, Dan lvln and Jim Cotlen). Doragy, Rochford, Redmond, Plnnevan and BROOKLYN AGLE, TUES NOV. 27, 1951 17 gnu n20 41 Tut (151 n7 Totala rrancis rep, i miik Totals Ttm, 1:92. inmitn..