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12 BROOKLYN PAGLf THUR APR. 3, .92 JIMMY MURPHY'S COLUMN aaMftiii i asaaaaaeaaeaasssssaaaa imi i it. Boys Nine Wins for Goach Bombers Reach Helps Kane Celebrate 35th Year as Pilot Beavefs Retain Roller Loop Lead TAKE ACTION Alarmed by the appalling rise in juvenile delinquency in the neighborhood, the public-spirited citizens of the Gravesend section of Brookln have mobilized to build and operate a youth tenter as a deterrent to crime. Once they get the building in operation, the promoters will launch a program of athletics for all regardless of race, color or creed. Solidly behind the project are Joseph Settinieri.

president of the Avenue Business Men's Association: Sgt. Joseph Ravalgi, Police Athletic League director of the 64th Precinct; Ralph Bongiourno, editor of the Brooklyn Times Leader; Representative Abraham .1. Miller, State Senator Harry Kane, known as the Kox, the man who the late Lou Gehrig at the Quarter-Finals Of Bedford Play Although beaten by the second-place Cardinals on the, uiEn School of Commerce, cele strength of Jim Mulligan's outstanding play, 43, the Beavers grated the 35th anniversary of dung to first place In the Unlimited Division of the Bay Ridge his duties as a high school Roller Hockey League. coach appropriately yesteiaay. In the Senior Division, Gay Bono's hat trick enabled the Wis Boys High baseball nine Eagles to strengthen their hold on second place by disposing of Floral Park Five Rolls Up Scort on St.

Margartt Mary As the result or polishing off St. Margaret Mary, the Sunny-side Gardens" tourney winner, the Apaches, 71, and Bob De Paola starred as the third place Blackhawks gained ground on the pacesetting Rovers by polishing off the New Utrecht Leafs, 32. It required an overtime session for the Maple Leafs to 7149, the Floral Park Bom Lutheran Five Takes Junior Church Crown. When play is resumed in the Bay Ridge Church League playoffs next Monday night at Fort Hamilton High School, Zion Ltitlieraii will oppose Trinity bers advanced to the quarter shade the Olympics, 42, to finals of the Bedford Young cement second place in the Red Men's Christian Association In gave him a tuie. anniversary present in the form of a thrilling 2-to-l' decision over Mid-wood High on the victor's field.

Three Boys High pitchers en. gaged Bernie Spiro, son of Abe, who formerly chucked for the Bay Parkways and Bushwicks, in a keen mound duel. Midwood collected four hits and Boys High five, one of which wa Eppy Epstein's single which drove in the Red and Black's two runs in the sixth. Doubles by Richie hyons and Billy Hill manufactured Midwood's run in the fifth. In the other games, AVally McTague of Bishop Loughlin Memorial chucked a five-inning no-hitter against Boro Hall Acad, envy at the Parade Grounds, 100.

Adelphi Academy brought down St. Francis Prep at tht same field, 5 2. Intermediate Division. Babe Tamoro scored half of the goals Itimeiiiaaeseaaisseyy vitation basketball tourney in its e.vm last night. for the victor.

St. Paul's won the second round playoffs in the Interme Katie Sporti Picture by Mlcke; Senko LITTLE BIT OF SOCCER Ivor Askeland, 59th St. Lutheran, takes a rebound as he tries accidently to kick his way out of trap set up by Bob Dunwoody and Dick Frey, United Presbyterian, in their Bay Ridge League varsity playoff game last night won by the latter, 59 57. diate Blue Division beating the lsion beating the Lutheran for the Intermediate as Tod Sloan ex- basketball title, and 59th St. Hornets celled The lineups: STANDING Or CIA! BR Hi TERMKOIATC BLUE DIVJMON Lutheran will combat Sunset Park Methodist for the Senior diadem.

Trinity Lutheran captured the Junior crown last night on am Win Lost Tied Hornet 14 St. Fsui 14 In the other two games, the Long Island Pioneers and the St, Peter Ciaver combines moved into the second round at the expense of Holy Name and St. Thomas Aquinas of Flatlands, 5144 and 65 J8. Two colorful games are on tap tonight when the U.S.S. Wasp, with it's 12 players hailing from 10 different States, meets Lewt Corporation, and the Valcourt A.

mingles with the Regals A. C. The Holy Name paced the Pioneers at recess. 2928. Joe Dooley, George Lebby, Jim McDonald and Andy Kowler had 19, 18, 17 and 12 tallies for the same court nosing out Christ Church, 2927, and in ROTWI 10 Faleoni Flyere B.

Leafe Seals Home 1 1 7 10 10 7 ERASMUS TO RELY, ON SANDLOT STARS By JAM ICS J. Mt KPHY Frank Incoiitrera stolt hoina U. Leafa 4 R4VM1 janother thriller, United Presby-Jiterian eked out a wafer-thin de- cision over 59th St. Lutheran 3 Vultures 0 SENIOR DIVISION Teams woo Loai Tied for the Varsity laurels, 59 57. Christ Church led Trinity in as New Utrecht blanked Brooklyn Tech, also at the Paradu Grounds, 10.

each getting two hits; Al Lebow's triple accounted for three runs as James Madison, playing at home, beat rials 23 Survivors of the tryouis lipid last Sppiemhpr control the 2a I the first two periods, 6 13 Rovers T2 Katie 1 1 Blickhwka 11 Arrowa 7 Shoieviftftk 8 Bruina 4 Hawks Apache a fate of the Erasmus Hall High School baseball nine this season. Coach Austin Dugan ha? nary a veteran of the era before the coaches' stoppage of extra curricular activities ui fall back on. Brooklyn Automotive, 5 r. the victor, and Artie Melner- It 11 11 13 ney, Barry Brady and Bill ts 10 12 I ria. II 17 13 12, and the latter took over In the third period, 23 17, and staved off a belated rally to gain the dose nod.

Tom Raf-trey hooped 16 for the victor, and Ed Nedell aud Tom Hope each eight for the loser. UNLIMITED DIVISION Hence he is starting from scratch. But the situation, is not as Bam-. 14, 1:3 and 12 for the Samuel J. Tilden, also operating on its own lot, nosed out Georga Westinghouse, 11 10, Sal Aprea accounting for four of the vie- Won Lnl Tied Teams Reavers bad as it sounds, as a number losers.

of the candidates have made a Louis Friedman, Assemblyman Frank J. Pina. I ny councilman Edward Vogel, former Assembly man SaU ator T. De Matteo, and many others. PRODUCED MANY STARS The section has been noted for turning out many outstanding performers in the field of spoils.

Among them have been Manager Tommy Holmes of the Boston Braves, who played semi-pro ball with the Pioneers at Gravesend Field; Saul Rogovin of the Chicago White Sox, who turned in the best earned-run average in the American League last season; Lou Salica, former world's bantamweight champion, who was born and reared and still lives in the section; Harry Eisenstat, erstwhile Dodger and Indians southpaw pitcher; Larry Ciaffone, St. Louis Cardinals rookie, and his cousin, the late Frank Ciaffone, who pitched Abraham Lincoln to the city title one season and who made the supreme sacrifice in World War II. Umpire Larry Napp of the American League started his career as an indicator handler in Gravesend sandlot games. Also Sam ahem, ev-Dodger, Card and Phillies pitcher, and his brother; Teddy Jacobs, Augie Pisano, Joe Coniglio, Tommy Marengo and Augie Parents, all leading lightweight boxing contenders in their day; Dutch Schwartz, who helped L. I.

U. to the NIT basketball championship and earned All-American recognition and MT most valuable player award; captain Bob Sassone of the St. Bona-venture College basketball team. GAVE N. Y.

V. STARS Mel Seaman and Mark Solomon, stellar members of the New York University basketball team, which Seaman also captained, are products of the section. So are John A. Clark, former well-known armless athletic wonder, now in the real estate business in the neighborhood; the Garibaldis, the internationally famous wrestling family; Joe Marino, erstwhile State handball titlist, and Alex Giampietro, All-Scholastic backfield football star of Lafayette and the borough's leading scorer in 1051. They are only a few, but space will not permit the mention of all.

They are all behind the drive to see that Gravesend gets its youth center. PICK ALL-STAR FIVES Both the All-Star Senior and Junior teams of the Decatur Community Center were picked last night. The Senior combine is composed of Freddy Crabb and Bill Ware, Royal Knights; Chick Smith, Celtics; Bill Brown, Penguins, and Henry Lyons, Pirates. The Junior All-Stars chosen comprise George Jackson and John Everson, Continentals; Ralph Campbell, Emanons; Otis Harrison and Bobby Walker, Dwarfs. Chick Smith, Celtics, and Henry Lyons of the Pirates tied tor the most valuable player trophy.

The winner of the high scoring award will be decided later, as a tie exists. George Jackson of the Continentals was the recipient of the most valuable player award among the Juniors, and Ralph Campbell of the Emanons was the winner of the high scoring prize. BOASTS STRONG NINE Coach Tony Karpowich has the nucleus for a championship aggregation at Xavier High this Spring. The mainstays of his pitching staff will be captain Gene Hourican, serving his fourth straight year as right-handed ace; Bob Goggin, a southpaw of two years' experience, whose dad, Clinton, was one of the members of the Original Celtics bask'etball team; John Ahearn, John Curran, Ed Jewusiak, PetevCutillo and Al Bedard. Joe Kelly will do the major portion of the catching, understudied by Gerry Cecchio and Al Langella.

The infield will be selected from among John Ryan, Jim Cruise, John Murphy, first basemen; Ronnie Cobert and Moose Clark, keystone combination; Jim Huggard and Bob Connor; third basemen. When the outfield is finally selected it will be molded from among Bill Millon, Joe Simone, John Fitzgerald, Dan Minter, Ed Hourihan and Ken Dinnhaupt. 10 a -64 1 -a to 1 Eaglse tor runs with a homer and Half-time Leader St. Peter Ciaver was in com ShorevlefrS Gtmboa FINAL STANDINGS name for themselves in the various sandlot leagues of the borough. double.

Phil Falletta clouted a circuit blow in vain for Brooklyn Automotive. Boro Precinct Plays for PAL JUNIOR RED DIVISION mand of St. Thomas Aquinas at Won Loal Tied Teams There is a mighty war on for intermission, 3329. Bob Coop' -Tr. Eaglet Skulls Spades Comets the starting berths of the pitching staff.

The leading candidate er, Timmy Vincent and Curt 13 a 0 3 a 4 6 0 a ia i 1 10 i 0 3 0 Wings John Clark, captain and All- Rams Johnson threw in 26, 12 and 11 markers for St. Peter Ciaver, Pia. 20 24 22 12 3 3 0 rt. 20 22 20 14 Crown Tonight United Presbyterian and 59th St. Lutheran were deadlocked in the first period, 1313.

Thereafter, United led in the next two 27 22 and 4436, and also had to beat off a dangerous uphill fight by 59th St. to maintain a two-point margin at the end. Bob Dunwoody. Bill Ander Calrerts Scholastic star of the football INTTRWKDIATS RjejD DIVISION In other games, Franklin K. Lane won the nod over Newtown, 42, Eddie Dambrosici knocking in three runs with a double; Grover Cleveland whitewashed Richmond Hill, 140, and Forest Hills turned bak Woodrow Wilson, 131.

The score by innings: R. If I. and 'Join bhanley set a new eleven last Fall. Those who are disputing Clark's right to first Well groomed for the big high for the tourney thus far rail include Vitale, Dave test, lie 1st or Kmpire Boule- this season when he sank 31 Teams Won Loal Tied Hoboes 13 2 0 Maple rls 11 0 Olympics 10 8 0 chree Hew Ire 7 8 0 Bruins 3 12 fl Red Wings 2 13 0 NITE LEAGUS Teams Won ixwt lied Jr. Hewka 7 I a Jr.

Rangera 1 7 2 Kriedlander, Fred Rand, Bob aid Precinct will take on the markers and Don Edgett hit Morris, Ed Goldstein, Bob Gold son and Bob Van Deusen caged St. Precinct to' is- or W. Uljth PI. stein. Elliott Weinpr.

Jprrv oooio i 4 a Bombers alomed SI. iht, Dniino lhe 10 Midwood Bovs High 16, 14 and 11 points for the sue cessful side, and Ivar Askeland 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 .1 Runh RoH Diiinoctnno riri- of Manhattan for 111C J. Ulll.t Athletic League Senior cham Angelini, Xeal Colicelli, Ronnie Ray Rodland and Bill Jacobsen UNLIMITED DIVISION Poa. Cardinala Beavere a. Robinson Pardella L.W.

Meyere Romanxl Freidman and Bob Rubenstein. 16, 14 and 11 tallies for the sub Margaret Mary five in the first chukker, 21. Paul Lynner and Dick Wagner sparked the victor with 22 and 11 counters, and Frank O'Shea and Jim pionship of the city in the Manual Training High School No matter who gets the job, dued outfit. Batteries Spiro and Chimenlo: Mullen. Donohue, Litres and Troisl and Maslrngio-vannl.

Adelphi 0 0 5 0 0 0 8 5 1 St. Francis 10 1 0 0 0 2 4 3 Batteries Andrewa and Beyrer; Cunningham, De Santls and Lettien. Loughlin 4 1 0 4 110 9 R.W. Maiorana Farad O. Mulligan Mlnervinl fhp calr-hincf staFf will ho nnupr.

The lineups: L.u. Mealy J. Serpione R.D. Johnson lovino Lyons excelled for (he 'van Trinity Lutheran I Christ Church Cardinals 0 1 34 ful with such worthies strug-pm Bo'h teams gling for the nod behind the bat captured their borough diadems as Gilly Fershtman, Connie and then eliminated the other F. P.

F. I quished with 20 and 10 tallies. 1 1 1 Packer Beavers 0 1 2 3 Spares cardinals: Harrla, Steyert, Keama, Caser Orroc Hernanaen 0 0. Rexer The lineups: Gilllgen, O'Hare. Beavers: Hartina.

Temple- 0 Frank Selitlo, Bernie borough rulers in the semi-fi- man. Brancato. Tannlello. Longo. HCNamarm.

01 fiaraen 2i Swift Ol Nedell L. I. riouetra Horr Nam 0 0 Skafleatad, T. Soiplone. 0 Boro Hall -0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 Batteries McTague and Benches and gjRoeihei: Kramer, Blonsky, Mancetie and 2 1 Montuoro.

8 R. H. B. 8 New Utrecht 0 00 1 0 01 2 1 0 Brooklyn lerh 0 0 0 0 0 0- -0 a Batteries -dllbert end Anile; Doyle. Sapellt 7 and Greklek aud Byrne, Rothtield.

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4 4 18 Sendrib Larsen Raltroy Land cariaeu sooring cardinala: Mulligan (Meloranai, Malorana (MulllganV Harria (Steyert), CavaiMtk 0 14 4 Bradr 7 19McInecne 1. 1 Iaurahan 0 SlOrant ruseiioeig. waner Harvev Chimerine, Terrv Berg-i man The 1 4th Precinct, winner New York City's P. A. L.

bas- Lols of Competition i Hope Raton Murphy Vreeiand Thompson Dale Meyera. Beavera: Romans! (Sclpiotie), Mlnervinl, Farad, Referee 8antueel. Timer Iorlo. Playground director Knutsen. SENIOR DIVISION 3 7 0 0 a ia 0 8 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 a a 7 a 5 3 1 R.

H. E. Hyland 1 lTISarrr 1 UcGovern Automotive 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 3 Madlaon 0 00 0 1 4X--3 4 Floor Lllje Poa. Eaglea Apaches heluail loumameni, unci ttieut- 0 2 Doola 0 Red 0 Retcl I McoDnefd a Branigkii 0 Fowler 3 Gome 1 MoGraih 1 Lebby 5 Toials 29 swan berg Brad! Dugan believes in the theory Fortunate Keating Batteries -Welssheart and Kotvec: Mailoat 3 13 ate division, will play the North a 12 0 a 1 3 18 and Pappaa. 0 11 291 12 3 27 Tolala Tolatls t.W..

Lusl Dawid R.W. Bono Rellly that plenty of competition for R. -Toner -Mulhollend Bergen, N. intermediate Referee Ilmpire- Weatinghotise 0 00 1 009 10 5 United Presbyterian I 59th St. Lutheran champs in an opening-round O.

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I Tilden 2 0 2 0 0 8 1 -11 10 3 Batteries Slewart, Canois and Union: C. Tepldlno McPartland L.D. Beshears Brush R.D. Chlmentl Tell lagles 0 4 37 Apaches 0 0 1 1 4 1 Referee Kinst and Bilnji game in the annual Inter-City Cimino. Chait and Sesota.

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F. O. F. 8 4 181 Askeland .1 1 7 Rodland 4 0 8jHolvik 5 4 14 Jacobsen 0 1 llMeoeig 1 0 2Anderaen 8 1 lllKarstensen Richmond Hill 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 's i Cleveland 4 4 0 3 1 li -J4 13 1 7 0 14 1 -3 8 3 5 II 3 0 8 2 1 0 0 0 Dunwoody Rowe Nelson Anderson Frey Wslker VanDeusHl Hamilton tomorrow at North Bergen. The Vincent a 4 3 31 Spares Eagles: MeOlll, McDonald.

Mas. tasa. Burns, Jacobean, Dunwoody. Nelson, Lupo. Apaches: Carr, Keller, Byrns, Lor, Qallo, Heavey.

Betterles-Nachbur, Anglln. Matsal and 1 a 3 game will be played the lonieon Powell Stralno: Bonsignore, Krelscher and Salsv, berths produces the desired re- suits for a smooth operating team. Thus that is the system he is following with three and four of the best candidates for each of the infield positions matching their respective skills. The first base candidates are Gene Kololkin, Ralph Nelsen and Bernie Glickman. The bat 1 6 1 7 0 0 Horace Mann School court, be Scoring agles: Bono 3, Lust 2.

Nastasa, 0 0 01 4 4 12 Cllllt 4 3 lllShanle? 1 0 2laallano 1 1 4 2 1 .1 McGreal 0 0 fl.Bdgett 0 1 II 4 0 0 0 cooper Thompson Wilson 3 11 cnimentl Apaches: Briiah. Reteree Amato. Timer Anderson. Playground director ginning at p.m. Totals 24 11 59 1 Totals 22 13 87 Referee Toner.

Umpire Mulhollaiid. Motria Smith Burrougha Poe. O. Lea (a Blackhawks a. RIsbo Fardelia Wilson 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 4 Forest Hills 4 3 2 3 1 13 10 Batteries--Colvin.

Valeriano and McCor mack: Basils, Weinberger, Cooper and Perl, muth. R. B. I. Lane 0 0 0 1 0 4 4 a Newtown a a 0 0 0 0 2 4 i Batteries Piper, Rchraff, Ptgllall an Capitelli; McVetty, Stuehnng, Schmltt and Croke.

L.W. Belllson Bar, tiled The 114th Precinct P. A. bring an enviable record to the Inter-City games. Winning 12 games and losing only one in the Queens and city-wide play R.W.

santarpl F1 Hi pone Tolala 20 13 65 Towli 2 Referee Nurae. Umpire chonc Q. Monteiinee HexkineJ Floral Park Bomberal St. Margaret Mary Pirates Register In Decatur Play r. p.

G. r. P. offs, the team is gunning for tle at second base involves Tony Nuziella, A I Bazal and Ed Steckert. Four lads of almost equal ability are having it out 4 0 9 a 2n 1 0 2 3 4 10 0 1 1 a 4 a second Inter-City P.

A. L. title for New York. With four of the Lynner MacGllvray Oat hie Raxler Wagner L.D. Barraaeo Attardl R.

D. Bonanio Iorlo Leala a 0 02 Blackhawka 1 a 03 Spares N. U. Leafs: D'Andrea, Fario, Furfaro, Jannunal. Blaekhawke: aofo, Ra-foae, Verxulinl, DPoia.

Pelleohla, Rlspoll. Scoring Blackhawks: Rafoss (Veraollnl, DePaola), De Paola. Senlueel IFtllipone, Karkins). N. U.fl lef: Monteflnee fSwn-larplal, Furfaro ISantexpla, Bellisotw).

SOCCER 1 0 22IMacken 4 0 SiOShe 4 0 S.Boaiil 4 1 9 1 Lyon 3 0 0Dllgal 3 5 ll'Ouy 1 1 3i 2 0 4 0: Bonnie Paws Gain for the regular joh of short- five 15-year-olfls over six feet With Henry Lyons and Ernie Mllliaven slop. They are Frank Romano tall, the Astoria lads exDect to TirL. 'By BILL GRAHAM" Wright generating the offensive power, the Pirates crushed the ram margoiin anu control the James J. annum. Referee) Fai'la.

Timer Frenons. t-wm itzkowiu. the tnumvl- uxp: 1.1. has been their re INTEKMKDfATS BIO DIVISION 1 9 11 49 -Sonneeheii. Tolala 29 13 71 1 'Joule Reteree Artenohuk.

Umrre late looking for the -assignment, exDert during the season, Poa. Olympics Maple Leafs a. Nuoel Sauder Crusaders in the Senior Division of the Decatur Community at third base number Ronnie and according to coach Bob T.W. Moiii-avirea Kanaen R.W. Stilllvao Maclnnis H.

E. S. Cagers Scort Center basketball tourney, O. Rout, L. Tsunato Gance, will receive able assist-j ance from John Wagner, 15, and a.

Florentine moa Over Forest Hills J. C. Barr, backfield star in football; Al Scavelli and Joe l.anziseia. Those who ate in the thick of the melee for the three out 6135. while the Royal Knights, R.

D. Fox Lund Olympics 0 0 2 0 2 i'he Hebrew EdurVttroal So who. have already won the title, Msple Leafs 0 2 0 2 1 Spares Oiymptca: Haautam. Farrell. isaac Harlem Semis In the semi-final round of the Harlem Young Meu'a Christian Association basketball tourney tonight, the Bonnia Paws of Flatbush will meet the host outfit.

The Bonnie Paws qualified by knocking off tha Summit, Y. M. C. A. last night, 8001.

Harlem earned its bracket at the expense of the Williamsburg Young Men'a Hebrew Association, 61' 61. The Bonnies paced Summit downed the Penguins, 7651. cietv basketball team shaded the Forest Hills Jewish Center, son, Thompson, Kraemer, c. Roth. Mapie field positions are Steve Secol, son of the head of the Ice Homer McDaniels' 13 tallies Amato, Anderson, Lanlgan, Ignerl, Vwia.

Pyburn, Panchooklan, Mykland. 6559, last night on the vic John Mueger, 15. Wagner is high scorer and Mueger play-maker. In other opening-round games in the Inter-City tournament, sponsored by the Inter-City Police Conference of Youth Activities, the Philadelphia P. A.L.

Cream League; Stu Schifman were high for the Crusaders. tor's court. The teams were Scoring Olympics: Koui, uaacson Maple Lean: Tamaro 2, Lanlgan, Mykland Referee Nelaoo. Timer Bono. INTESMFDIATBl BLUE DIVISION Bo Blaustein, Charles Strange, The Knights led the Pen knotted at the half, 2929.

Jerry Tabasco paced the winners Sol Weisman, Dave Ackerman Poa. Hornets St. Paul guins at half-time, 42 19. Al Jim Balletti, Carl Ochsenhaut Porter, Bill Ware, John Perry, with 15 points while Jack worn was outstanding for the losers a. Shirley Richard L.W.

Dahl Ssvarese R.W. Fox Magulre fljrlucsl Sloan L. D. Beck Scotto Phil Goldman and Jim Camp and Irwin Morns. (defeated Hoboken, and the Nas- Manager Barry E.

Berlin andPau County P. A. L. put out bell hit for 21, 18, 14, 12 and 11 with 18. The lineup: ins assistant, Elliott City N.

.1. Mastronardl a 4 17 points for the Knights, and Guy have provided the following Philadelphia will meet Cliff- R. D. Renner St. Paul Hornet Spares Horneta 1 1 2 Worthey and Bui Brown 17 and in the first three quarters 21 6, 49-19.

51-31. Scaiiti, Jimmy Coyle and Jimmy Wol-leben threw in 27, 26 and 11 Trabulst, Olaen, Loftua. Foteu Hills 1. O. G.

F. schedule for the team: Park. N. in a semi-final- H. I.

F. 11 counters for the Penguins Fdmonaen, Glynn, Glddings- SI- Hansen. 5 2 12'lofle Aorii 4. cunu. awav: 7.

wmnighotiae, i ound game, and Nassau COUO' 2 12 2 10 Doherty, Cannon. Kenney, Doyle, Pan Morenatein Abrahamson The lineups: Rednath. Monaco. Zinnia. John Souna of the local German-Hungarian S.

C. and certain starter in both the Olympics and against Scotland, was tossed from the National Challenge Cup Eastern final Sunday hy referee Ralph Rossner of Philadelphia. As he has no record of previous airings and was definitely baited by the Fall River players, he will get away with a caution. Sweden upset France, 20, in Paris and Wales beat Ireland, 30. New York State Association should credit Harry Saunders with the smooth-running of all the Olympic trial games.

Finest job ever turned in within the memory of this reporter. Goalie Almand Vaz of Fall River, who has a violent aversion to flying, will travel to St. Louis for the weekend Olympic trials by train while the other players will fly If chosen to go to Finland, he will go by boat. More than 2,000 wit-nested the National Amateur Cup game Sunday at Dallas, Texas. Believing that they were going to a desert outpost, the Raiders of St.

Louis, strong favorites to win the trophy, agreed to make the trip for $500 expenses. The Mound City team managed to scramble out with a 10 victory. State Association meets April 13. Bobby Baldwin, a former Eintracht of Astoria ace, is making a successful comeback with the Elizabeth S. C.

While Swiss S. C. has been stung to the extent of $925 in the transfer of Joe Maca from Brooklyn Hispano. it is believed correct to say that they were warned not to go through with the deal because Maca was suspected as being in hot water with the Belgium Association 'l he three-way tie for the leadership of the American League has been broken up with Philadelphia Americans out front with a one-point lead. The Eastern Olympic hopefuls fly out Saturday morning from LaGuardia Field.

Lujack Quits Grid, Seeks N. D. Berth home; 9. Boys, awav; 13. Andrew Jackaon, will nlav Ynnkpra PAL Ptii to Heller points for the Paws and Vie iond.

home- 19. Si. Scoring St. Paul: Sloan 3, Doherty 2. sMaguire, Lerko.

Hornets: Renner 2. fcdmon- r. r.tri.. i r. I 1 13 Lyon home; 23.

Aieiandei' Hamiuon, home! at Yonkers in a doubleheader, IJJ" 14 0 281soy ana ihk Downey 2 181 aB'- 0 2iKreiberg 1 SjDannel 2 61 Hansen 1 slvm Hill 2 IfliHorn 1 15 1 1 0 2' 0 4Orimn 2 0 4 anfi 1 fn fUa lrtt.rtI. 9 0 18i luu McDaniels Williams Hunt Robertson Smith Voca." hom," nt April 16, the Other half OfiK.lMH.h A L- iwhich will find the winner of Miv il, Lincoln, awiv; 6, Tilden, liom: nur fV. X5av Wdsmi 7Wriht 9'Saundets 2 Smith 5 1 11 The lineup: t. Gudy Vocition.l, hom: 13, Fori Hamll- xutiv wujuiui Kiinlnskf vocational, noma; la. Fori namii- Kamlnaky Blue Jays Capture C.

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11 0 ton, nomt: ne: ''onnie Paws Summit Y. F. I MltarUoiuio 4 1 SiOrlabv.V Coyle 111 8 Wolleben 5 1 I1i Dennis ia, Manuel, home; 2o, Midwood, igen game meeting at Rochester, 3, New Utrecht, away; 27, Lalayelte, Tolala -ew ork. 1 omciais- toials 30 1 il Boyal Knlahts Totals IB 3 35 Penguins 28 7 59 27 11 65 Totals -Bender, Srhoentieid a. r.

p. In the playoff for the Coney Island League Senior Division 0 12 Raul- Silverberg Brown Alorssn DuBola II 1 71 Robinson li 3 27lDowne 0 0 Oinoforlh inori-bv. j. 0 0 0 Mlllor- 1 O.srr.iiii 2 11 Rirhardsoi: 111 Reiier 9 21 0 0 OiGoldman 1 11 Williams 0 0 0 Peiry 4 0 aware 0 0 tnampbell 3 1 7. Porter 4 1 17 basketball championship last night at the Manhattan Beach Recreational Center, the Rites Pilot Builds Ft.

Hamilton Nine Forster Ambrose Carr Worthey ihlvr I Ford Service Station five, the Amer I 1'oiala Refers 39 II 801 Totals 1 -Waahinslon. Lmplve Thompson. Totals 14 3 51, Totals can Division winner, lost to the Jewish Community House of When Coach Solomon Seigel.ihe popular mentor is going tojCascio, Joe Jack Heron nf Hip Vnrt Mramiitnti tiio-hiuke his time making final and Ed Tierney. Hensnnhurst Blue JavS, fNa- choices. mere win ue lew sciiooim hi, Nationals Notch P.S.IOC.C.

Crown better I envision vrwiut, Frank Momalto, Fabian borough with a School baseball nine is a quiet a field mouse about the out- rvaniu and Maxwell Magidl pitching staff when Seigel fi- I look that is the danger signalare in a hectic struggle for first nallv Rets it rounded out. It is In the playoff for the Public School 10 Community Center Kaipn ue uresenao uu arn" Goldman threw in 19 and 12 points for the beaten side and Etterman, Pearlman and Av-chen 18. 13 and 10 for the vie- trophy as Hip outstanding player. ShI Ralestreri of St. if or oDuosition coaches.

Because, choice at first base. Howie Sol- made up of Bill Lankenau, Ron-' Intermediate Division basket- Chicago, April Jtu.Kijonnny. i.uiack, former Notre Oame he nu most ntnsrs ana Mck i-arkoiih are tne atu juason ot Dashemaii lame, John's won the fouj shooting ihlar i.nnlonllai'1, unmnd Gnh Vil art Rflh Olltnn H2 Oh 1.14,1- unnniinr-af I'OCtornLI I.MH1 Wnn A I A 111 i' 1 1 'y 111 I .11 iav.iv hall championship last night, the Nationals, first-half victor, trophy after a shootoff with Grace. They each had nine out of 10 the first time and in the he was retirine from Dio foot-1'948 19,7 al1fl ho won T'8 and Larry Roth and Tony Leprete, John Capell, Douglas ne was reining iiom pio iooi i i ion than heretofore pho, Vnnr- lhe lineup. lllUIll Idn II, origci in uaviiit Hekman Tmnhv more uillicuity man neieioioie Sass.i initliiitr a hip nit a met' downed St.

John the KvangeW Rli a. O. F. Vv-jll nfioi-fnnt vpar ac nliarlPl'-' I F. Third ist five, secondhaif winner.

motuail outstanding Dlaver in uecniing on tne unai inaheuu ior snorisiop 2 luiDe creseuso 5 19 0 2 2 111 Mattetl 0 0 51 44. the Nationals led, 1 wo expei lencea will share the duties behind the plate. They are Mike DeXltn Sola and Joe Danzo. Pearlman 2 111 second try, Ralestreri marie it nine out of 10 again and Grace eight out of 10. The lineup: back for the Chicago Bears.

1 1947, had been under one con-of his club. One thing is rerbase will be in capable hands Lujack said his retirement jtracc for his entire career wiihtain, the outfit will have fielil whether Jim Moyse, Raymond U.K 'mv-pajKarv hecansp his in- the Bears. tisr finesse and nlentv of no- Purificato or Hob Crane win 0 0 a 13 at part time. Jim Karrell and Jack John Ootdman Lane Wl newer Plucks Uiilia Olaaer 0 nationals St. John a son had 17 and 11 points, and Comllo Kralstein Mazaeiei 10 Valowits suiance business would not There were rumors recently up at.

the hitting dish. out. The schedule as prepared by allow him the time required to that I.ujack and llalas hall; Practically all of the young- Clas with a capital exjManager Ronald Dordon fol- G. F. a.

r. p. 2 1 4 9' Solomon ii 3 13 continue avilig for owner- Deen unaoie to ream satisiac-isiers li ving our. -jor tne rnore presses me neiciine oriiiianc.v lows; Hi Bill Miller and Paddy Grace 2ach 30 for the Nationals, while o'Richie Moencli and Marty 1 Aaaarow 3chwaita Bloom sehn'S'nva GarnK coach George Halas of theitory salary ariaiifenients for Koan aggregation nave nar ex-and thumping power of tne of the 0 4 2 Miller 4 2 lO Moencn Oiaoe 4 2 10-Badvna Johnson 3 HJAIvarev. Qulnn If 0 0, Romano MoCarthy 1 1 3 McNeil Farrell 5 jPanaere jBaleauerl Telam 19 51 Totals Likewise there were re- penence in rne uny Kiage.nutiieui no maner wno lanus Rears.

The announcement fol 2 "iBadyna had 13 apiece for the 0 iports that I.ujack inigit of kindred circuits of the tliree pickei berths, the April 3, Sssiern District; 11, Bsst New York; 23, Westlnihouss; 25, Boys; 2. Ms 2. Near ajlreohl; Ifayei; 7. Weelnahone: 9, Abraham Mnooln: Hall; 1(1, Tilden; 10, Manual; U. James Madison; 27, William bradT.

18 i2 losing cause. Tolala 1 I lowed a morning conference with Halas concerning a pos ToiS'S Reteree Isider returning to Noire Damejjihe borough. There is so liincliMpuding coikI il uenls for first Arthur Tully. Umpire 6m Bauyua was awarded a 19 i 44 Beraman. las backfield coach.

t-l a among the candiiiates, -call are Frank Lu.l, V'in To sible contract for 1952..