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BROOKLYN EAGLE, MAY 11,1 948 15 I AUTOMOTIVI FOR IAU 8 AUTOMOTIVi FOR SAL! 3a Automobiles mm 3 a Automobiles 1920 '41 Bultk (us. slut seuH. IMI '47 Creslsy mi, lav lie (tl '41 Cli. 41. ail.

tra. Ml '40 Cknrslet St. Ws eerl. tirss Ml '41 Bonis 2-f. 9-oail.

sedaa. 79) '41 Plymouth 4-4. karala 790 '37 Bulek 4-a. m4 auk. 11 '17 Pstl'rt M.

120 4-4. HH Ju '17 Lla. I. 4-. gsr.

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ta I Brooklyn Prep TighfensCHSAA Diamond Lead Vt f' if CNKVROLCT 1.33 sedan, A-l condition, radio, new tires, eilat. IRgersetl S-S0M, m. OHIVROLIT '41 S-DOOR. OLDSMOBILI '42 4-door. Hydra-Matts Quen Moteta.

S21Q Coster Island Ave. CHEVROLET 1939. needs body work: excellent motor; $343. Msrty's, 2621 Oonay Island Ave. Ut.

9-9189. CHBVROLET IMI buslnaas emipej radio, heater, fan; S30. A. Swan-aon. 824 Bay Ridge Ave.

CHEVROLET 1947 convertible souoe: fully equipped; BS original Mies. Mor-lia Brsnnsr, 1487 BedlocS Ave, Others. CHEVROLET 1934 4-door sedan, radla, heater. BEeehvlew S-I13S. Sunday all day, wsetdays after i.

CHEVROLET 1941 1-door blaok aedan, lnmactUat throughout; ottwrs, UUwehl Oarage, S228 18th Ave. CHRYSLER 1941 station wagon, town and country type; good eondi Hon. Oladdlng Motors (Ford dealer). 1599 Flatbuah Ave. OI.

4-8800. CHRVHLER, J9S9, RAH $S0 FACKARD, 1938 S4S5 (J AV i I COLUMN rVETERAIISh Brooklyn Prep walloped St. Francis Prep, 14 4, yesterday at the Parade Grounds to gain a firmer grip on first place in EMPIRE BOULEVARD AUTO SALES NO DOWN PAYMINT "G.I." PLAN YIARS TO PAY For Information Coll JOHN D'EMIC t. i-1151-io. i-im or 867 4th Art.

tne CHSAA standings. Larry Keller pitched the Crown Sua Empire Boulevard. iR. 4-4030. CHRYSLER 194S Royal 4-door sedan; equipped: 11.973.

Jackson Showroom, sill Port Hamilton Fkwy. SH. R-01O4 Heights unit to Us seventh vie tory In eight starts. ulok sal, CHRYSLRR 1941 sedaa: $800. OEdney 4-4818.

Nearest rival to Brooklyn Prep is Loughlln with five wins and one defeat. Loughlln did not play yesterday. In another league meeting St. opin TO 40 CHEVROLET KAISIRFRAXIR John's Prep snapped a three-game losing streak by beating St. Augustine; 30.

St. John's DEALER has a record of five wins and three setbacks. It was St. DESERVES THREE CHEERS Milton Secol, a public spirited citizen who lives in the vicinity of the Parade Grounds, has done something tangible for a group of youngsters who want to play baseball. He has formed a loop to be known in the future as the Ice Cream League.

It is currently composed of four teams, the Panthers, Retons, Casacs and Scorpions and the players range in age from 13 to 15. Secol is anxious to get at least four more teams Interested to make it an eight-club circuit. It is planned to play twilight ball at the Parade Grounds if it is. possible to get a sufficient number of diamonds. The Park Department should be willing to help such a worthy project in these days of increased juvenile delinquency.

It would be worthwhile for civic minded citizens in other localities to do likewise, particularly those sections where a gang feud recently resulted in a youngster being elain. Red Hook Park and other nearby recreation yards should be placed at the disposal of the youngsters for twilight games if the fields are in use earlier in the day. Business houses might be persuaded to put up suitable prizes to encourage such work. Secol is putting up his own prizes. The winning team will receive gold medals.

There may be some among our readers who will want to do their bit. They can do so by contacting Secol at 55 E. 21st Brooklyn 26, or telephoning BU. 2-8694. Secol has been interesting himself in the boys around the Parade Grounds for a number of years.

Many of the youngsters owe the improvement in their game to the instructions they have received from Secol. They have been good con- BUICK 1937 4-door sedan Augustine's fourth loss in eight games. dltlon; any demonstration. mi; SO other need room; bargain, St. Francis sent four pitchers to the mound in an effort to NEW LOOP BOWS IN Notobles and officials turned out for the Inaugural of the Bedford-Stuyvesant Amateur Baseball League at Red Hook Stadium.

Looking on while Joseph Reich of the Boro President's Office speaks are, left to right, Harry Banner, Lou Copparelli, Herbert Goodman, Sol Levy, Gordon Bushell, John Carey, Jackie Reemes, Larry Bermas and Irving Yozawitz. Three thousand viewed the opening games. stop Brooklyn Prep. Dick Witt, the first on the quartet of hurl- ers, was the losing pitcher. Keller walked three and bargains.

BROOKLYN AUTO BALM 80S 65tli corner 6th Bklyn. BUICK 1040 special de luae sedan; perfect, splendid condition; SI. 1X5. Etna Warehouse, 1127 Bedford Ava comer Monroe. Open Sunday ana evenings.

BUICK 1947 Super sedanette; 4.900 miles; ne-cir condltlou: will accept trade. Stna Warehouse, 1127 Bed lord Ave. (Monroe). Open evenings. BUICK IMS trunk sedan: clean body; excellent motor; S8B5: seen 9 1 ft m.

American Barbershop, 326 Lef-erta near Noetrand. BUICK 1946 Super sedan, fully equipped: excellent condition. Bushwick struck out seven In his seven-hit Job. Fred Christ, SL Francis catcher, doubled and singled Contillo Chalks Up in three official times at beat and stole two bases. Jimmy Greene gave up three 1386 Bushwick corner Tucker, Friends Grabs Southern Sector MAAPS Crown hits to St.

Augustine's, walked four and fanned 10. cooper. 2d PSAL No-Hitter CHRYSLER, town and eountry convertible: lire chief red: aacellsnt eondlUoni fully equipped. Utwey 3-0773. CHRYSLER 1941 4-door Royal sedan; $9.10.

Call dally, TRIangle 1-S0S4) evenings. DBwey 1-3833. CHRYSLER 1937 4-door sedan, radls and heater, fair oondltlon; $900, Mrs, Radar, ES. 1-3101. CHRYSLER 1948 convertible eoupe: ales 1942 eonvertlble: sacrllloe, $1,875.

Levine, 1481 Bedford Ave. Many others. DE SOTO 1947. suburban: bell offer a. ceptad.

9 summit St. DESOTO 1940 sedan, radio, heetari sacrifice. $743. Levine 1451 Bettors) oomer Park Fleoe, Othera. DE SOTO 1937 4-door, radio, heater, clean car' $323.

McDonald Auto Seise, 1140 McDonald oomer 10th Ave. DE SOTO 1948 cuetom rnib eoupe; 4 miles: equipped Immedlaua delivery, Ebbets Field Autos, 1390 Bedford Ave. DODOE 1041 4-door sedan, fluid drivel heater: fine condition Inside and out; any demonstration; bargain: must sell, need room; SO other big bar gains. BROOKLYN AUTO SALES) SM 85th corner SUi Balyn. Dodge '46 4-dr.

cust. eq .1,895 Chevrolet '46 4 R. 1 eqpt. Blrose. 393 4th Ave.

SO. 8-8181 DODOE, private: radio: A-l condition; 1932 Flymouth 1-door. $200. Arena Service, 4th corner Brooeiyn, Mobllgas, DODOE 1939 4-DOOR SEDAN; RUNS NICE: 159.1 JOSEFHSON. 2348 OONEI ISLAND AVB.

DODOS 193S 4-door. radio, healer, ex-cellent condition; private owner. 1329 E. 2d St. 11-7, DODOE 1938 4-DOOR SEDAN, $350, 1192 BEDFORD AVB.

iTtRLIKO 8-9463. DODOE 1947 STATION WAOON. FULLY EQUIPPED BARNEY'S, SOli AVINUK AT FLATHUBH AVB. DO DOB 193S sedan, $H50; new tires, tubes, rebuilt motor. BE.

2-4848. 1881 88th St. DODoi 1939 4 -door sedsn: radio, heater; completely overhauled' beet of tar. BTerllng 3-8119, after S. FORD 1940 COACH, S750 MANY OTHERS HABER BROTHERS LINCOLN-MEROCRY DEALER Bkn.

Faramount Thea. Bldg. UL. S-2100 FORD 1938 4-door aedan; fair condition; $273. Weekdays: WH 4-2818.

Saturday and Sunday: Smith, 48 Oatoo Place, Brooklyn. FORD 1940 4-door sedan, very clean all throughout. $878; others. OLen-mors 1-8990. BUICK 1939: radio and heater; A-l condition; new tires.

CLoverdale 6-5024. The boxscores: St. Augustine 1 St. Jobn'i Prep lb it ib 0 BUICK 1941 sedanette: radio, heater; excellent condition. BUckmlnater 4-6898.

Call 3-9 pm. Lm.u 3 0 1 0 II Mirer. 2b 3 00 2 2 Romano. If 2 0 0 1 0 Deane.3h 2 00 1 1 Larry (Skippy) Contillo, a southpaw, pitched his second straight no -hit no -run PSAL Division 1 game yesterday at Ebbets Field. Eastern Distrcit was the victim, 50.

Contillo first pitched himself Into the schoolboy Hall of Fame against Neary.cf 3 0 0 1 Lynk.as 3 0 1 10 AmodiO.n 2 0 0 2 Ysndnll.rf 30 1 (12 IF MORE PEOPLE WOULD IW (Hold rr uke vo somethiM6 besides TMIS j- VDAlALKAeoarTHEMCHAKCES Vff -23ZZ Xr'ViARE WE wouldn't HAVE JJ PROBLEM KIPS fA Brooklyn Friends won the 2 0 0 0 0 Kee en cf 2 10 10 BUICK 1941 4-door. radio, heater: 41.1H5 Vermont, Remien and Church Avenuse BUICK 1941 Special 4-door sedan, ra-dlo. heater. See this car: S985. Anjo, Church X.

04th St. Hoiiina.B 3 i 21 Mirabeic.if 301 00 MAAPS southern division base. Alexander Hamilton on April 23. The score was 7 to 0. naerne.3B 3 0 0 McOirr.lb 2 10 4 1 OelUh.lb 2 0 0 7 0 3 0 1 10 1 Purcell.lb 10 0 10! Greene.

41022 ball title yesterday with a 2-to-O The triumph for Tech over uunckiee.o 0 0 1, Eastern District was its fourth playoff victory over Woodmere Academy at Friends Field. The last New York Hamilton BUICK 1947 convertible, 1 month old: 1941 Billet sedanette. like new. BUck minster 2-2913. 350 Stratford Road.

abrhoa abrhoe, ToUl 24 0 3 IB 9 ToUtl 22 3 4 21 0 straight and it put it In undis St. Augustine Friends team will meet the Palzone.lf 4 11 10 2 0 0 0 5 Knlerm.rf 411 Oocortetcf ill no 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 -00O111 3 puted possession of first place St John a Boccla.e 4 3 2 ft 0 301 Errors Lm Oellah. Nearv. Holland. BUICK 1940 Roadmaater.

motor over-honied, new Urea; 11.100. STerllng 8-884L BUICK special amouiance body: rrnullt motor, repainted: good running delivery waaon; 1750. MAlu 9-8076. UMcmi.uiiug 1 Torre. rr.lb 300 2 1 Ellae.lb 3 00 1 0 Rencluno aoo 13 Romano Pfieffle Deane Oreene.

hit Greene, stolen bases Nearv. winner of the Franklin-Lincoln game for the city championship Saturday at Woodmere. The game will be the feature of the in the standings. Brooklyn Automotive, runnerup to Tech with three wins and no defeats, Birrett.sa 3 01 10 Corso.c 3 0 0 4 2 Mayer. Double plays Lee.

Holland and Oellah. Bitea on balls Off Amodto 9. off Oreene 4. Struck out By Amodto uoiao mi Armine.o 000 1 1 Meo.20 2 00 2 1 Oonte.lf 210 2 1 beat Bushwick 1 to 0 at McCar- 211 0 4 Hanghey.lb 1 0 0 3 0 Woodmere field day. uiin.p iiui Kiuoyie.rr 1 0 0 0 0 ren Park.

It was the fourth victory in Ferrante.p 20 1 0 0 Mannlno 1 00 0 0 Ralph Dragotta, Tech center- five games for Friends, which fielder, saved the day for Con was especially lucky In having Totala 27 9 8 21 Bi Totals 24 2 3 21 14 Mannlno batted for Cnrtea in 7t.h tillo in the fourth inning with a youngster like Len Von Helll Inning. East New York 10 2 110 1 8: by Greene 10. Balk Amodlo. Brooklyn Prep St. Francis ab 9 2 1 0 0' 3 0 0 0 1 4 1 0 2 1 3 0 0 1 0 rntkl.lt 2 0 1 0 0' 4 10 11 Wilson, 3b 42 0 4 0M.iyo.lb 3 12 10 2 Chtae.c 5 2 1 10 0 Chrlit.e 3 12 6 3 53 2 2 301 01 McHuth.rf 4 1 0 0 0' Schults.cf 3 112 0 Petroi.

lb 42 2 3 0, Diviner, ss 2 00 0 1 Keller.p 412 01 Witt. 0 00 0 0 Lyons 0 0 0 0 0: Joyce. 2 0 0 0 9 Hoffmann 000 OO Capper, 1 0 0 0 0 'Butler 1 0 0 0 0 shoestring catch. Contillo struck out 15 and Hamilton 1 0 0 1 0 0 02 Errors Boccll a. Barrett.

ReiiBnn. pitching for it. von Helll limited Woodmere to two blows, both singles. The Friends pitcher walked walked three of the Eastern District hitters. In his two no- Corso.

Haughty 3. Armtne. Two-base hits Palzone. Ooldberg. Sacrifice hit La Maochlg, 2, Itkln.

Stolen bases Palione, Boccla. Sarlno. Double plays Resclgno, BUICK 1938: good condition; radio: S675. 4518 18th Ave. Imp station.

BUICK 1942 Roadmaater aedanatle, excellent condition; H.330. BHore Roa4 tJTil. BUICK '48 CONVXRTIRLE. EXTRAS, LIKE NEW. LOW MILEAOE: REAtlON-ABLE.

7208 SHORE ROAD. BUICK 1941; beautiful condition; all new tires; price open. Call 6-7 m.t EB. 6-5124. BUICK 1947 auper convertible, radio, heeler: sacrifice.

S2.87S. Levine, 1451 Bedford comer Park Place. Othera, BUICK 1940 Headmaster; (nod condition; private; 1975. EVergreeu t-2638, 9 a.m. p.m.

BUICK 1938 4-door sedan; radio, heater; tST5. relnsmlth. 12 Empire Blvd. (Watbueh Ave), Others. CAOILLAO 1939 "75" 7-paaaenger limousine, 6-wheel de luxe; aplendld condition; Inspection Invited.

Etna Warehouse, 1127 Bedford Ave. Opeu evenings. hU, no-run affairs, Contillo has two and struck out four. Von fanned 43 and has issued 11 Helll had a no-hlt, no-run game Power. 3b 101 II -i going until one was out In the Totsls 37 14 9 21 3' Totale 29 4 7 21 19 scirouetti ana Haugney; Resclgno, Bclyol-lettl and Torre; Palione, Mao and Ellas Baaee on balls Off Itkln off Ferrante 2.

struck out Br Iikln 10; by Ferrante 2. Umpires Rhatlgan. Time of garni 1:35 minutes. Runs batted In Falcone, La Macchla 2, Barrett. Buihwlclc I Bklyn.

Automotive fifth inning. Von Ilcill knocked Lyons batted for MrHugh. In 6th mnlnf Butler bitted lor Dlvlier In 6th Innlnt in the first run in the fifth! Brooklyn Prep 1 1 4 0 1 7 014 8t. Francii 0 0 0 3 0 1 04 id mo a abrh inning. In a non-league game Adelphl Errors Miyo 2.

Dlvlney, Donovin Christ 2. Witt. Mastidano. Joyce. Two- 2 00 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 Capece.ef 2 0 1 5 0 Anaotti.rf base hits Christ, Petros.

Stolen bates 3 0 0 7 0 FORD 1I48 V-8 black bualneM soups, hsatar. 11,800. Long Beach 714. FORD 1937 convertible: radio and aU rl tires- good shape; $328. 1847 4th st FORD 1940 station wagon, new motor, clean body: $998.

Sun Motors, 1030 Coney Island Ave. Esplanade 8-9292. FORD 1947 4-door sedan, fully equipped best ofrer over $1,900. TRIangle 8-4774, Mr. Lotto.

FORD 1938 B-paasenger convertible coupe: new motor, radio, heater: eaeel-lent condition. Nightingale 0-9250. FORD 1942 nation wagon; exrellenl condition; good Urea; private. WAda-worth 8-4837. Academy defeated Columbia Grammar, 62, at Central Park.

Bchultt, Christ 2, Germain. Wilson. Bases on balls Off Keller 3: off Witt 4: off 2 0 00 1 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 300 0 1 301 00 3 12 12 3 0 1 0 0 2 00 7 3 Barbuto.o Conn, lb Bonettl.rf Oordon.lf Basso, Biddloft Rock Don Currie hit a homer with Wasliuk. Matt). If Moran.e passes.

Pete Wasliuk, Automotive pitcher, scored his team's only run in the second inning on Pat Moran's fly. Wasliuk gave up only one-hit. Sal Ferrare and George Prlg-ge connected for doubles in the three-run, third inning for Tech. li other Division I contests, East New York beat Hamilton, 2, and Boys High walloped Westlnghouse, 122. The West-lnghouse defeat was its first in four starts and It was administered at Boys High Field.

Joyce off Hoffman 2: off Capper Struck out By Keller 7: by Witt Jovce 4 Umpires Telllen and Currarl Losing pitcher Witt. 3 00 1 0 2 0 00 1 2002 0 CADILLAC 1941 model "62" club coupe, fully equipped; low mileage; sacrifice. Etna Warehouse, 1127 Bedford Ave. Open Sunday and evenings. Bob Benfari on base in the first 2 000 21 King, 2b 300 1 2 oo 1 0 0 0 inning.

Jack Douglas walked two and struck out 14 for Adelphl. The boxscore: klyn Prlends I Woodmere Academy ab a ab a Totals 21 0 1 1 4 Total! 21 1 4 21 Beddloft batted for Baaso In 7Ui Inning. Rock batted for Cenioprino In 7th St. John's Frosh Nips City College The undefeated St. John's University freshman baseball JlmHo'dn 2 1 2 4 Hays.

100 10 Bennett, If 300 1 0 Ooldman.lb 3 0 0 6 0 2 00 3 2 Freund.cf 3 0 0 2 0 VonHelll.p 4 0 1 0 3 301 Bl Inning. Bushwick 0 0 0 nO Automotive 1 0 6 1 4 1 1 4 0 Harrla.rf 3 00 10 Errors canno. Baaso, Angottl. Caoeee. CADILLAC 1940 model 62 4-door led an good condition, fcgplanade 7-2600.

CADILLAC 1939 limousine. 7-passenger, 6-wheel. modal 75. Baliriald Tavern, 1751 Bedford Ave. IN.

2-B805. CADILLAC 1939 4-dr mod. 81; SA50 DODOE 1941 4-DOOR, REDAN; 1895 LINDNER, 50 CLYMKft ST. UL. 8-3534 CADILLAC 1930.

A-l condition: S225. Ehip-Ahoy OrUl. 18th St. and 4th Brooklyn. CADILLAC 1941.

4-door aedan; radio, heater; excellent rondlllon. Call MA. 4-2111 or HI. 6-72U3. CHEVROLET 1936 4-door sedan: ex-cellent transportation; bargain, $175; 50 other bargains.

BROOKLYN AUTO SALES 802 a.lth comer 6th Ave Bklyn. Paul Brlller, making his first start, was the winning pitcher for Boys. Fairman.cf 2 0 1 3 1 3 0 0 0 0 Levltan.lb 4 01 7 0 Seldes ss 30 1 0 2 after Milton right along to organize a league and he has finally given in to their demands. It is no easy task and any team anxious to acquire a league affiliation should act quickly and join so that a schedule can be drawn up and immediate action taken for the use of playing fields. WEIGHT THROWING CATCHER Frank Verrico, the stellar weight thrower of Brooklyn Automotive Vocational High School, bears quite a reputation as a catcher with the Finbar baseball nine in the C.

Y. O. Junior division. Perhaps Bill Heft of Automotive might find him a worthy addition to the varsity team. Al Caruso, who has succeeded Murray Gsrenstein as head football coach of James Madison High School, will feature Jay French and Norman Cherry in a single wing spinning attack next Fall.

Al is a product of Madison, who later shone at Manhattan College and in the pro ranks. An intra-mural bowling tourney for boys and a similar tourney in basketball for girls, under Stuart Disick and Eleanor Fenster, has made a big hit with the student body In general at Madison. Despite the fact that it has been unable to capture any meets since the outdoor campaign got under way, Bishop Loughlin Memorial High is the choice to regain the Athletic Association of Private Schools track and field championship Saturday, afternoon at Van Cortlandt Park. The Lions were dethroned last season by Mt. St.

Michael High of the Bronx after a reign of eight straight years. MAKES THE GRADE John Van Pelt Lassoe, who graduated from Poly Prep in 1942, where he starred with the rifle and soccer teams, has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Yale University, Lassoe is on the Board of Deacons of Battell Chapel, and executive secretary of Pierson College at Eli. During the war John served with the 78th, known as the Lightning Division, and was overseas two years. He received the Unit Citation for being with the first infantry outfit to cross the Remagen Bridge. In addition to his soccer and rifle activities at Poly Prep, he was a member of Oasis and Cum Laude, associate editor of the Polyglot, feature editor of the Polygon and a member of Omega Alpha Psi fraternity.

The Rich twins, Morty, who runs the mile, and Fred, who competes in the half mile, give Coach Doc Schecter a rought time. He has great difficulty in distinguishing the boys and they get a great kick out of keeping the mentor puzzled. Sacrifice hit Moran. Stolen bases Wu-lluk. Canno.

Bases on balls Off Baaso Moron, rf 3 00 0 0 Bauman.Jb 2 00 2 2 Keen, 3b 10 0 1 0 Lonecheln.p 2 0 0 1 3 4, off Wasliuk 3. Struck out By Basso team chalked up Its ninth vic 3. by Wasliuk 11. Rum batted in Moran. Umpire Hessel.

Totals 220 2 21 8 tory in a row by turning back FORD club coupe, 1937; good eondl tlon. Call PLata 9-3931. 8-7 at. FORD 1933, motor overhauled, new tires, radio; 1223. Nightingale 9-2747, evenlnga.

HUT) RON 1941 Commodore: fully equipped' new tlrss, radio, heater, mister clutch: excellent condition; bar gain; custom built. OEdnsr 9-1137. HUDSON 1942 CI US COUFE CALL EVENINOS. DICKENS 1-7408 HUDSON 193S, $285 1830 41st m. OEdney 8-1088.

after day time, SHore Road 8-9240. HUDSON 1939 sedan, excellent condition: radio, heater good rubber: sacrifice. 1884 Oerrlttaen Inquire store. HUDSON '38: wheel shift, heater, new tires; good condition; private; $875. Esplanade 8-8577.

Totals 26 2 4 21 10! Bklyn Friends The box scores: Eastern District I Brooklyn Tech ibih ol abrhoa 3 00 1 0 3 1 2 0 0 Brown 2b 200 1 2 Dorla.lf 2 00 00 0 0 0 0 1 0 12 the City College frosh, 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Woodmere yesterday on the MacCombs Run oauea in von nein. Errors von Helll, Goldman, Seldes 2. Baumann. Three- Dam diamond. The Rrdmen base hit Falrman, Stolen bases Jim 3 0 0 0 0 DraKotto.cf 4 1 2 10 SkodU.lb 3 00 9 1 Ferrare.

rf 311 00 Genna.c 2 00 3 2 Prluge.ss 311 0 2 3 00 0 0 Tellefsen.lb 2 1 1 5 0 N.nn.lt folrm.n T.M.an 1 Loughlin Captures Handball Crown Friedman, Seidefi. Basea on balls Off Von Helll 2: off Lonanhaln 10. Struck tut Paianocf 2 00 1 0 MatousFk 3 0 3 15 0 trailed, 3 2, going into the ninth but a three-run rally in the final frame saved the day. 1 Prez osl.3b 2 0 0 0 2 By Von Helll 4: by Lonschein 7. Um 1 3 CoiHillo.p 3 00 00 Di.S tano.3b 2 0 Olbion.p 2 0 0 00 0 pire Birrows, Time of girne Two hours 1 0 Bob Olfien and Jack Gordon CHEVROLET 1946 4-door sedan, radio, heater; II terms arranged.

Kabakow Motors, 242!) Coney Island Ave. DE, 9-9209. NI. S-4738. Chevrolet 1939 2-door sedan, beautiful CARLTON AUTO SALES 6418 4 AVE.

(9 to 9 PM OK. 9-6369 CHEVROLET 1935. coach: mechanically perfect: sacrifice; very reasonable. SS-planade 3-1067. Adelphl 2 0 0 2 0 3 08 8 0 handled the mound chores for Totala 23 5 10 21 5 Columbia Orimmar 0 0 0 0 2 0 02 3 XAISER 1947.

HEATER Totala 22 0018 8 Eastern District Batteries Douglaa and Casey; Wendell 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 3 0 2 0 5 Bishop Loughlin walked off with the Private Schools hand- Brooklyn Tech ana romeran. St. John's with Gordon being credited with the victory. Error Teller sen. Two-base hits Fer.

rare. Priige. Sacrifice hit Dorla. Stolen hall championship yesterday at Rothman opened the ninth bases Marronelello 2. Prime.

Brown, ruwis Miiuns 1814 BUSHWICK AVE, OL. 1-0100 LA SALLE 1938 4-door sedan: radio, heater: good condition: must sacrifice) SHOO. Call after 8 INgersoll 1-107 LA SALLE 1940 4-door sedan, fully equipped new tires; $900. Marconi, 1885 Broadway. Central Park.

Loughlin scored running oon- good CLov CHEVROLET 1933. dltlon, clean; $175. after 5 pm. Loverdaia 9-0180. Oenna, Ferrare.

Bases on balls Off Gibson off Appleblatt 1: off Contillo 3. Struck out By Ottuon by Appleblass with a walk, was sacrificed to second by Gordon and moved to third on Doyle's single. Doyle 10 points. Regis finished second with eight and Power Memorial comnletel fi'r- CHEVROLET. 19.19: Dy contillo IS Wild pitches Gibson 4.

Passed balls Matousek. Hits Off Olb- hauled; see to appreciate; $725. SHore third with eight. Road 8-6182 (between 3-6 p.m.). stole second and the tying and The Loughlin winners were aon 9 in 4 13 off Appleblatt 1 In 1 23 Inn.

Umpires Petz and Krlnakv Time of game 2:06. Losing pitcher Gibson. Rung bitted In Prlgge 2, Matousek, Tellefsen. LA BALLS 1940 club eoupe, radio, heat-er, excellent condition. OEdney 8-3347.

LA SALLE 1938 sedan, radio, heater: good condition. Ortetles. 7318 18Ul Are. Jim Campbell, who scored In winning runs came across the plate on Santllli's single. Mac-Kenzle's double chased the Bushwicks to Meet New England Hobos The New England Hobos, America's greatest comedy team and one of the most popular clubs to invade the Woodhaven Park In many years, come to Dexter Park Sunday to meet the home nine In the opening contest of a three-team double-header.

The Bushwicks tackle the Springfield Greys in the nightcap. Westlnghouse I Bon High lb a' ab 0 a three singles matches, and Joe Kroll and Tom Murray, victors In the doubles. Campbell de $379: rune Miihtlngaio LA SALLE 1937 4-door; ood. call anytime, -1216. Marlno.rs 4 01 0 0 8alt.3b 3 10 11 3 1 0 3 0 Magllo si 323 03 final run of the stanza home.

The score by innings: it RE Pol Data, 3 02 1 Ruaalero.lf 401 11 feated Jim Llbman, Brooklyn 40 1 0 0 32 1 10 DeVito.cf 3 00 3 0 DICI nnl.lb 613 50 Academy, 218; Tom Mussalo, St. John'i Proih- 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 35 9 4 City Colin 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 03 10 0 L'Famena 1 00 0 0 Vales.rf 211 10 Kotln.c 311 8 11 Oandlay.c 310 00 CHTTVROIJCT 1946 Stylemaeter 4-door; low mileage: guaranteed; $1,595. 8716 4th Ave. Others. CHEVROLET 19.19 4-door sedan: rsdlo, heater; runs excellent: $468.

Jobeph-son, 3346 Coney Island Ave. CHEVROLET 1940 station wagon, good Oladdlng Motors (Fore) dealer), 1599 natbush Ave. GE. 4-8800, CHEVROLET 1942. perfect condition; SI, 150: private, only those Interested BUckmlnster 4-1428.

CHEVROLET 1947 SEDAN Delivery, Perfect Conrtltlon Si 500J PI 5-8769 (after 6) CHEVROLET 1948 ststlon wsron, equipped: like brand new: S2.27S. Marvel Mutora, 1335 Bushwick Ave, Others. CHEVROLET J940 indoor sedsn: eqnlpned; good condition; $773: guaranteed. Resent Auto Rates. OX 8-3356 Batteries Olsen, Gordon ind Murray; rman, Qersten, Oreen ind Rltuccl, St.

Francis Prep. 2111, and La France, Power, 2113. Olsen. lb 3 01 3 a lano.2b 2 2 0 3 1 LTNCOLN ZEPHYR 193S 4-door aedan. very best condition throughout: fully equipped; must sell: any demonstration; wonderful bur: $393; 80 other bargains.

BROOKLYN AUTO SALES 802 63th corner 6th Bklyn. LINCOLN Zephyr 1939. good condition, radio and heater: must sacrifice: will accept offer. Esplanade 7-5711. rken.3b 30 1 0 Brlller, 22 1 0 3 Kroll and Murray outpointed Bauach.p 3 02 0 2 Blau.p 000 0 0 Tom Maloney and James Kin roErcLoicBM Totala 30 2 9 18 3i Totals 27 12 in 21 ney, Regis, 3119.

LaPamene, batted lor DeVlto In 7th ln- SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNT? St. John's Golfers Win The St. John's University golf team defeated Adelphl College of Garden City, 6-1, at the Ilillcrest course. C.

C. N. Y. Nipped by Army West Point, N. May 11 Norman Robinson's triple with three on in the seventh Inning paved the way for Army's 12 to 9 victory over C.

C. N. ROSE plalnlltr. I. AUCB KEL.LY.

CITY O' NEW ORriT et defendants. Rocro O. Sdoacla. Plaintiff Attor LINCOLN Zephyr 1937. new tires, clutch, transmission; easy on oil; $830.

930 60th St. LINCOLN 1942 club coupe, custom: fully equipped: low mileage: like new; original Cage Award to Malamed ninr. Westlnghouse 0 0 1 1 0 0 02 Boys High 1 0 2 0 3 6 12 Errors Marino, Mlnella. Olnen, Maglio. Vilee, Manvllano.

Two-base hit chapman, Cavallaro Three-base hits Prlncl-palo. Maglio. DICIannl. Sacrifice hits Magllo, Brlller. Stolen basa Kotin.

Cavallaro. Bases on balls Off Banach 12: ney, IS Court Street, Brooklyn, New York. Lionel Malamed, City College CHEVROLET 1941 convertible club coupe, equipped: $1,195. Vermont. Reinsert and Church Aves.

Pureuant to Junemcnt or basketball captain, will receive the George L. Cohen award for ure and gale, entered March 30th. 1948 I will anil at nubile au on at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. off Brlller 2. Struck out By Banach excellency In foul shooting, at rORECLOSLIIS i Montattue street, iirooxiyn.

the annual C. C. N. Y. all-sports Wagner Rallies To Sink Mariners Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Great Neck.

h. May 11 The U. S. Merchant Marine Academy nine suffered Its 15th defeat in 16 starts by losing to Wagner 10 to 5 here yesterday. The Mariners were leading 5 to 2 going into the ninth, but four errors followed, plus B.a mis-Judged fly and five hits.

When the storm had died, the Sea-hawks from Staten Island had scored eight runs all of them unearned. by Blsu: by Brller 9 Hits Off Banach 10 In 6 Innings; off Blau 0 In 1. Umpires Dutan. Time of Game 2:25 minutes. Losing pitcher Banach.

York, at 12 noon on Way 21st. 1918. by J. J. Duberatein.

auctioneer, the dinner at the Astor on May 19. sremiie directed lo oe aoia ioi- lows; et Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE 186221947. Pursuant to final Judgment of foreclosure ana sale in the above en. March Slat 184! a Newtown High Hurler All tnai certain tot.

piece or parcel of land, with the bulfdinKg thereon, altuate, lylne and bi-lnif In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Klnaa. City and State of New York, known a Lot No. 87 In Section 2i. Block 7194. on the Tax Map of the City of New York as game exiated In May 19th.

1M3. Reference to ludement for entered In KlnaTd County Clerk'B Qf- fice. April i4. as reaettlea By 1st, dated ana enrerca April loin. 1948.

I will sell at public auction at more complete description. Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montatrue Brooklyn. New York, on the 17th day of May. 194S.

at 12:00 o'clock noon, bv J. J. Duber- Holds Bayside Hitless Dated: Aorll 2V mm. JAMES A. HIOGINS.

Referee. ao29-t ThTu gtetn. Auctioneer, tho premises di- rectea ny said juaifnient to Cadet Jack Martin pitched Another Queen schoolboy! Jamaica defeated Flushing, 1 "Ul Pitcher. Lefty Peterson of New- .1 2, Bayside blanked Forest 1 aaia premises with the lniprovementa thereon. In the Cmmty of Kincs.

State tiffs, aatainat CATHERINE Mc-JtUL- 0f xew York situate on the Nrth-rlv TT. 5l. aide of Slot kton Street, distant 218' 4 ABRAHAM KKKANT. Plaintiffs t- fr, th. mr.

town High School, entered thelJIiris, 5 0, and Wilson stopped Hall of Fame. I.Jackson, 32, in PSAL golf fatal ninth. He should have vntvmt. V-BVa. MERCURY 1939 club coupe: new motor, new tires Call OLenmore 2-0734.

MERCURY 1947 4-door aedan: fully equipped; low mileage. Morris Brenner. 1487 Bedford Ave, Othera. MERCURY 194S 4-door sedan, ndlo. heater; 1.300 miles.

$3 800. 168 X. list St. Esplanade 7-7083. OLDS '47 "76" sedanette: radio, heater, plastic slipcovers, whltewall tires, algnal lights, fogllghta, window Hasher; beautiful; trades, terms.

SO 4th Ave. TRIangle 3-1067 or CLoverdale 6-6817. OLD8M0BILB "98" 1947 4-door Hv-dra-Matlc, perfect condition private. Rule cheese 310 Avenue Esplanade 3-4310. OLDSMOBILE 1042 Hydra-Matlc.

4-door, equipped, excellent condition: private: no dealers; bast olfar. Esplanade 6-6366. Oldsmoblle '41 cream sedan, equip $945 OCEAN PARKWAY MOTORS, INC. 29 10 Ocean Fkwy. (9 to 91.

E8. 3-6368 OLDSMOBILE 1939 4-door sedsn. excellent condition, fully equlpoed: good looking; reasonable. Cill CLoverdale 8-1339. OLDSMOBILE 1947.

CONVERTIBLE HYDRA-MATIC: DB LUXE EQUIP-JIT-IT: LIKE ITEW; OTHERS. FR. 1-8628. OLDSMOBILE 1939 2-door sedan: radio, heater: A-l condition; $878. 4111 4th Ave, (oarberihop).

OLD8M09IL8 1940 4-DOOR SEDAN; FXf-FILENT CONDITION; RADIO, HEATER: SACRIFICE OE. 8-1371. OLDSMOBILE 1941 -cylinder 4-door black sedan: perfect throughout; low mileage. Call Ngvlns OLDSMOBILE 1938 sedan; radio; run. nlng condition; $228.

Chopp, 60 New Lota Ave. Nightingale 9-1859. OLTWMOBILB 1941 "76" sedan; radio, heater; need room: 81.008. Etna Warehouse. 1137 Bed ford Ave.

Open eves. OLDSMOBILE 1941 excellent buy! many new parts: looks like new: original owner. Esplanade faced only four batters In the torney. 38 Park Row. N.

lner nf Stockton Street and Tompkins Pursuant to ludumcnt of foreclosure beln a plot 17' 8" In width and sale dated April 27. 1948. I will front and rear by 100 feet in depth on sell at public auction at the Brooklyn both aides, premise known a 137 final frame but instead 11 went Peterson held Bay.side hitless matches. The Jamaica-Flushing in a 3 to 2 victory. Bayside jand Bayslde-Forest Hills games scored two runs in the seventh! were played at Clearvlew.

Kis- rieai cHiaie r.xcnanKf naiiviumii, Stockton Street. Brooklyn. New Tork, MontaKue Street. Brooklyn. New York.

(reference beinar made to the flna to the plate. The score by Innings: innlng on a walk and a pair of ena Park was the scene of the on thft 27th of May. 1948. at 12 no judgment for a more completa descrlp-oclok noon of that day by Elt.ner;(ion the premises. HI errors by Peterson's mates.

The Donovan, auctioneer, the premises Dated: Brooklyn. N. April 21, Wagner known as Section Block 147)1. Iota iOib O000 3 0 00W-1O 11 2 100030010 6 66 inga Point contest was played at Newtown Map of KlnaTS jiap ABRAHAM BTTRSMAN. Referee.

a ana I on me xaa County, more particularly 7 on the Tax Batteries Reinlck, Wliletg and Uub; Martin and Dooley. aeacrioea Max Bayer, Attorney for Plaintiff, In said- Judarment 138 uraham urookiyn. N. jr. ap22-6t ThTu jsti-a.

rew Torx. wa BERNARD PIZZltOL Field. Peterson walked five and struck out a like number. Billy Loes of Bryant, who has two no-hit, no-run games to his ir Srd. 1918.

A. Referee. my4-6tTuF" Wilson-Jackson match. In league tennis, Forest Hills won its fifth in a row by 5 to 0 over Jamaica. Bayside topped Jamaica, 4 1.

Newtown is the PSAL leader with four wins and no losses. The score by innings: It HE 00100001 43 St. Michael's Wallmen Score Over St. John's SUPREME COURT, KINOS COUNTY SUPREME COURT. KIN1S COUNTY credit, won his seventh straight St.

Michael's defeated St. Lillian Israel. Plaintiff, aarainst Paul Barro. Plaintiff, airalnat Morris Goldstein, et al, Dcfendants.lMeyer Schwartz, et Defendants. Charles K.

Landcsberar, Plaintiff's Sol Attorney for PSAL league triumph with a ttorney. 815 Broadway. Brooklyn. Plaintlfr, 22.1 Broadway. Nw York 7.

Y. Pursuant to Judgment dated' N. Y. Pursuant to ludarment dated 6 to 5 win over Cleveland John's, 5 to 0, In a C. H.

S. A. A. handball match yesterday at the 34th St. and Third Ave, April 21.

1948. I will sell at public April 22. I will sell at public n-'aiit Visa U'rm all np Ita orn nine Flushing 10 0 0 4 1 14 12 2 6m: th. Spivak and at th Brooklyn Real Estate auction to the hiaheat bidder at the 1 Frchnnira lfiQ Mtntacrne a IRrnrtlrU-n nl Vatata W.vfhan 180 in tne Competition. Loes sev- Harper; Lynch and Latches courts.

N. by Elmer Donovan. Montatcue Street, Rrooklyn, New enth decision practically as' Bryant I 4 1 ooo 6 id Auctioneer, on May 24. lais. at 12 York, on Mav 24.

1948. at 12 o'clock 0000 1 0 4 8 6 lio'clock noon, the nremiaea with thelnoon. hv David Cohen. Auctioneer. The summaries: Singles Bontl defeated Kiaaim Il sured Bryant of first place ln'oveiand Batteries Loea and McAvinue: Loeach fiuildinas and Improvements thereon, the following Dremlaca described as the race.

tja.gle Bporte Picture THEIR HERO Larry (Skippy) Contillo, southpaw pitcher cf Brooklyn Tech who pitched second straight no-hit, no-run PSAL Division I game yesterday ot Ebbets Field, is carried off the field on the shoulders of proud teammates. Tech beat Eastern District, 50, ls; iiard defeated Hue ni. 21 id: and Burhoff. situate In Brooklyn. N.

and Section 23. Block 7689. tot 62 of the rleaikrnateci on the Tu Vfan of alio tax man nt the Citv or New York Scavone defeated Maiener. 210. In another leaptie contest, AAAAA04 fl 1 1 I.

1 i Louoies Hiley ana Dene drteated Butane and La Salle, 21 1. and Zaehtrie-lcs and Orlinda defeated Butane ind Flushing defeated toreSt HlllS, Newton OOOl 02x-J 4 2(Block 2266-Lot 42 as said Tax Map map was on (Tie 11th day of Novem- ADDITIONAL AUTOS FOR SALI ON rOUOWINQ FAGI 14-1. naan sw jim, riwivra was on may 41, 4ia. oaoiu-! winjs, oer, lini. jnurray tuner, niarr-.

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