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simmer" JIMMY IIDDUVfC iiuiirn i COLUMN 1 ') Tf aas Poly Prep Suffers Bad Athletic Day I-. O. P. H. CLIMBS ML ti.

a irr: -r- IN TRINITY PLAY Doing its major damage in Perpetual Help of Queens shaded Holy Cross of Flatbush, I IT 3330, to advance in the quarter-finals of the second annual ft i Holy Trinity High School grammar school basketball tourney hi 4 REAL FAMILY ACT Tom, Dick and Harry get into the family act of running two teams known as the Majors in the Shore Parkway Athletic League, which has Just been. Incorporated under that title by President Frank R. Martino. The loop, formerly known as the Shore Parkway Amateur Baseball League, is literally knocking on Wood this season. Harry Wood, an old sandlot player from the Maplewood section of this fertile borough of ours, and his wife, Mary Elizabeth, originally from the Red Hook section, where they always wanted to know whether you liked pie or cake, are running "the two Major teams in the Freshman and Grasshopper Divisions.

Two of the outstanding players on the teams are their sons, Tommy, a freshman at William E. Grady Vocational High, who roams the outfield, and Dick, a 12-year-old Seth Low Junior High pupil, a combined pitcher and outfielder with the Grasshopper outfit. POP AND MOM COACHING The team in the Freshman Division is going to set a precedent for sandlot baseball with a husband and wife on the coaching lines as manager and coach. Mrs. Wood admits she was a tomboy as a girl and played baseball with the boys in Maplewood and learned all about the game from them.

She is a former beautician and her husband is custodian engineer of P. S. 121. Julius Rosenblatt is going to pilot the Grasshoppers. The Woods got interested in the managerial end of the game through their sons playing.

They ran a baseball clinic for the youngsters of the league all Winter at P. S. 205. TO SELECT QUEEN An Innovation this season will be the crowning of a sandlot queen to be nominated by the teams in the league. The league is still accepting applications for teams to Join.

Call Martino at CL. 2-3478. Mrs. Wood admits that she is going to don one of the Majors' monkey suits of white with red piping and red hat to wear on the coaching line. She arid her husband will exchange signals for the players to follow.

They are said to have signs that even the best signal stealer in the majors, and that goes for Charley Dressen, will not.be able to decipher. BROTHERS TO HELP The Woods will have occa-' atonal help from her two brothers, Joe and Joshua Bradley, who were stellar players in Maplewood, and their dad, Tom Bradley, a noted basketball player out of Red Hook, who also played baseball. The Majors in the Freshman Division will be composed of Anthony Basile, Frank Gagliardi and John La Corte, pitchers; Pete Marino and Joe Pontiello, catchers; Howard Berwin and Frank Citino, irst base; Joe Izzo, Bobby Di Martino, President Martino's nephew, and Seymour Sackler, second base; Gabriel Ottochin, who really blows his horn, as he is studying to play the trumpet, and Anthony Chiarenza, hortstop; Larry Fama, third base. The outfield is composed of Tom Wood, Bill Langweil, Joe Rinaldi, Joe Pizzoloto. The Majors in the Grasshopper ranks have a personnel of Dick Wood, Joe Parisi, Joe Marciecai, Ralph Delli Paoli, Larry Freilich, Ivan and Jay Huertzendorf, John Maniscalco, Charles Manfredonia, Phil Ottochin, Tom Fileccia, Alex Gafa, Santo Catania, Anthony Cartisciello, Bobby Cianflone, Peter Marino, whose cousin plays on the Freshman team; Lester Rubin, Henry Klein, Thomas Esposito, Nick Marino, Leon- erd Pontrello.

LOOP TO MEET President Leo A. Banigan of the Bay Ridge Amateur Baseball League will inaugurate the seventh eeason with a meeting at Bay Ridge High School Monday night. It is vastly important that all teams entered and those who would like to enter the loop attend the session, which is called for 7 o'clock. The league is identified with the Brooklyn Amateur Baseball Foundation, New York City Baseball Federation and the All-America Amateur Baseball Association. Winning teams of various leagues are invited to compete in the Unlimited, Senior and Junior Divisions of the Coney Island Sports League, sponsored by Nathan's.

The tourney Is city-wide in scope. For details, write or phone Pat Auletta at 2932 Stillwell or ES. 3-0121. LARCENY IN HIS FEET Ed Healy, Brooklyn Prep, makes Jimmy Dobson, Cathedral Prep, do some fancy stepping as he steals second base in their C. H.

S. A. A. game yesterday at Brooklyn Prep. Brooklyn Prep was the victor; 1 1 1.

8porU ptctur BROOKLYN SHADES CITY ON DIAMOND Brooklyn College's Herb Isaacson finally capitalized on some of his potential yesterday when he gave City College but six hits in going the distance for a 64 triumph on the Flatbush field. In addition to his hurling, the big southpaw clouted a 375-foot inside-the-park home run, an infield single and a walk in four appearances at the plate. Isaacson, in going the route Isaacson beat out a grounder for the first time this season, and Horowitz delivered the gave up but three singles and iy came aS one unearned run in the first Isaacson slipped while fielding eight frames. He weakened in saladino's grounder and then the ninth and the Beavers threw wild past first. A passed Varsity Nine Sole Victor in Seven Events Athletes of Poly Prep en gaged in seven events yester day, winning but one and losing six.

The lone victory was turned in by the baseball nine which made Riverdale, playing at home, its second Ivy Prepara tory League victim, 13 2. The junior varsity DaseDau nine was nosed out by Trinity School of Manhattan at Dyker Heights. 32. The lacrosse team dropped a Metropolitan and Long Island Interscholastic League match to Garden City on the latter's field in Nassau County, 126. The tennis team was beaten by Brooklyn Prep on the Sterling courts the first match for both outfits, 41, while the golf team was shaded by Fort Ham ilton on the adjoining Dyker Beach links, 32, and the freshmen bowed In a dual track meet with the yearlings of Erasmus Hall at Poly, 4S) 41 In the Jayvee lacrosse, Garden City also won, 5 0.

The summaries: Rlvsrdal I Poly Prep ab po al ab po a 40 1 0 3Mlhlke.2b 511 11 Hiilhu.rt 400 0 0 Ceravolo.3b 4 22 0 1 3 I 0 Fearon.cf 412 11 1 1 0 1 URobbtns.lb 512 8 0 Papaztan.c 0 00 2 33 1 0 0 Nosee.o 300 8 1 Edtall.se 40 2 0 1 Blair. cf 30 1 1 lUbrama.rf 321 0 0 Merrttt.lb 2 0 1 6 01 Miieller.c 421 9 1 Peet.p2b 2 00 0 1 1 McNeill, 000 2 0 Barkor.lt 3 00 3 OlSperstor.p rt 40 1 0 2 Levy.P 0 00 OOlScbilf.p 0 00 0 0 alios 100 0 0 TotsJs 26 2 4 21 91 Totals 38 13 13 21 4 sSattod lor Levy Ut sevenUl. Poly Prep 1 0 3 13 4 0 13 RlverdsJ 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 Errori Midler, Hochhauser 3. Mima. Oeravolo 2.

Speotor. Two-baa hit Blair, Coravolo, Robblru, Ottswlsno. Hall. Spector. Stolen bases Hobbtns.

Abrama. eases on balk Oft Pee 1, Hardlnf 3, Lsvy 2, Spec-tor 2, Schlff 1. Struck out By Peat 4, Harding 1, Lory 4, Spector 9, Schlff 2. Hit by pitchers By Peat 1, Hardin 1. Wlnnlw pltoher Spector.

Ft. B. I. THnilv V. 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 3 1 2 Poly j.

v. i a Batteries Morgan Palmer and AJ Lenzner: Ira Amea and Phil LUIe. Po. Oarden City Poly Prep O. Helmtta Quocso Bolocmesl Abruzso CP.

Burnham Prey Ut Snyder Schneider 2d D. Oultck Hllflns C. Paisley Schatt 2d A McLeod LMtrmaalnl 1st A. Haebe Koster Polley Greeley -Mayer Thompson Boors by Oarden City 4 0 4 412 2 1126 Poly Prep Ooala Oarden City: Polley 3. Paisley 4, Oullck 5.

Poly Prep: Thompson, Laserme-slM, Koster, Oreeley, Lustii. Substitutes Garden City: Barfus, Kennedy, Parquashen, Schaff. Oaye. Trowbrldg. Whltlock.

Poly Prep: Kallson, Robert, Hlllman, LuitU. Thavor. Bermas. Time of oerlodj 10 mln- uta. Referee Ken Qsnnann, Umpire Leo Net tar.

BROOKLYN PREP 4. POLY PREP 1 Singlet Mike Hoe. Brooklyn Prep, de feated Gene Wbeeler. 8 I. 7 Ed Kyle, Brooklyn Prep, defeated Mike Press.

82, 6 John Rooney, Brooklyn Prep, defeated Mike Rabblno, 75, 4 6. 6 2. Doubles Dartd Dtlworth and Alfred Tonora, Brooklyn Prep, defeated Dlok Stain-brink and Pred Koch, 8 4, 8 1: Bill Shapiro and Peter Tllley, Poly Prep, defeated Tony Hayes and Dusty wMcDonsUd, 8 4, PT. HAMILTON J. POLY PREP Slniles Stephen Savage, Fort Hamilton, defeated Roy Seaberg, 1 up: Alan Rosenthal, Pnlv Prm defeated James Monolt.

4 and 3: Alan Devaney. Port Hamilton, defeated Joel Berks. 2 and 1: Hann. Port Hamilton. defeated Albert Muhkln.

4 and 3: Eddie Caselnova, Poly Prep, defeated Dick Thompson, 3 and 2. ERASMl'8 49. POLY PREP 41 100-yard dash 1, Mickey Companale. Erasmus: 2, Sal Sclortlno, Poly Prep: 3, Den Pavns. Erasmus.

Tims. 0:11.5. 220-yard dash 1, Mickey Campanals, Erasmus: 2. Sal Sctortlno, Poly Prep: 3, Gor don Bimsick. Poly Prep.

Tune. 0:26. 440-yard run 1, Mike smoller. Poly Prep: 2, Russell Seaberg, Poly Prso: 3, Bob Oontl, Poly Prep. Tims, 1:03 880-yard run 1, Ivsn Blum.

Erasmus: 2, Bob Younes, Poly Prep; 3. Pred Jones. Erasmus. Tune, 2:30. Mils run 1.

Bruce Bouton. poly prep: a. Ivan Tillman, Erasmus: 3, Prsd Jonas. Eras mus Tims, 120-yard low hurdles 1, Mlk rrseoman, Poly Ray Schneidernisn, Erasmus 3. Bob Younes.

Poly Prep. Tim. 0:17.8. 880-yard re lav 1. Erasmus a (Ivan Blum.

Don Payne. Tvam Human and Mickey Gampanale): 2, Poly Prep A (Gordon Bun-sick, Mlk Pried man. Bruce Bouton and sal Sctortlno) 3, srssmue (B.0rsnnr, mia- oier. Banshsit and Tim. Hleh lumo 1.

Bruoo Bouton. Poly Prep: 2, Ray Scrmetderroan, Erasmus; 3, Don Blsiuhaft. Erasmus. Wlimlnc height. 4 feet incnes.

Broad Jump 1, Mlckwy Oampanai, Eras mus, 18 feet 4 Inches; 2, Ssl Sclortlno, Poly Prep. IS Test 3 Inches: 3, Ray 8ohoMa erman. Erasmus. IS feet 21. tnohs.

8-pound shot put 1. Mickey oampsjuu. Erasmus, 40 feet 11 Inches: 2, Vlnnl Cer- von. Erasmus, 38 feet 63 tnones; 3. Jo quarant.

Erasmus, 38 lest ova inches. St. John's U. Golfers Bow to Manhattan Manhattan's golf team won its second match of the season, yesterday, defeating St. John's, 63, at the Hillcrest Golf Club links, Jamaica.

It was the open ing match for the Redmen. The summaries: Byrne, Manhattan, detested Dunn, 4 and Rlordan, Manhattan, defeated OolbT, one up (19 Byrn and Rsordan defeated Dunn and ooiby, 4 ana 3. Puelb, St. John's defeated Hlckey, 8 and Selllvant, Manhattan, defeated Kims. 3 and 4: Pfuelb and Kuns defeated Hlckey and Selltvant.

one up (19 holes). MoCowan, St. John's, defested Parrel, one up; Sella. Manhattan, dereated Kunkei, and 4. Parrell and Sella defeated McCowan and Kunkey.

one up. pusneu over tnree runs. B. C. sewed up the game in the sixth inning as George! Knight opened with a single.linninB, iven ur, nits and Dan a fiv brought the run armM l.r-crm ha is five earned runs.

Yesterday he out The Kinssmen's mark stands 2-2. while the Lavendar is 2 in the Conference and 0-4 lyn will be at home to a non-Conference foe, Kings Point, on Saturday. The box score: City Brooklyn ab po a ab po a Dlckstein.as 3 0 0 2 3 Meo. 3b 3 12 0 0 4 1 2 4 Pranza.lt 41020 5 0 1 0 0 L. 4 113 1 4 0 0 3 1 Isaacson.

3 12 0 2 4 0 0 3 0 I. Hor will 2b 4 0 2 1 1 4 118 Anderson. rf 4 0 030 2 0 0 3 9 Punaro.cf 4 0 0 4 0 4 110 0 Ritchle.e 3 121 2 0 0 1 1 Knlsht.lb 4 I 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 tl 1110 0 Saladlno.cf Berets.ir Matousek.o Leone, rf Holomon.lb Cutler.2b Nliro 3b Dsoul bKadman Totals 34 4 6 24 12' To'aIk ft 1 1 27 aBmed lor Palmer. In 7ih inning-bBAltfd for ViUnttiv tn 9th Inmuit Ctl CollMP -0 01 0 II 0 (I (1 34 8 1 Brooklyn Collet. 0 0 1 1 It 0 0 6 1 1 4 Brrorti Ifacnon.

Ritchie. J. Horowiu, Knit hi, DlrkKtMit, Sslsdino. Solomon. Hirer- brine hit Knight, Hum run Isaacson Hie rllices Meo.

Cutler. Left oo bun Brooklyn 1 0, City 1 0. Double pliyi Solomon. Cut.ler-Dlckiin-8ojofnon. Struck out Bw lnacnon 8.

Bimi on bails Off Deoul 3. Voliriakj lwicon 6. Hit by pitcher--Puniro by Deoul. Wild pitches Doul 2. Pwird but Ritht; HU Off Doul 11 m' S'a lnninga- Paimrt 0 In 3-3 ttmlni.

Volln- ky 0 Id 1 Inn in fa. Wlnninc pitcher iMir- so (i-ij. ioinv pitcher ucoitl f0-2i. Umpires Bergen tuid Hopkins. Time of game 2:40.

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NE. 8-5972 Little Tackle Shop Bay Blast's Most CftR.pl.tt Tsckls the Lsw.il Pries, en All Fl.hlns 7sckls SAND WORMK. SOt A DOZEN 'th B'klyn GE. PART BOATS gHEEPSnTAD BAT DOROTHY T-v 8 AM LONG ISLAND Lindenhurst Boatmen'! Association Bonnie-Lads Gain Prospect Basket Final Joe Smith, a five-foot-nine set shot artist, scored 42 points to lead the Bonnie-Lads to a 7233 victory over the Terriers and put his team into today's championship final of the Pros pect Young Men's Christian As sociation's fifth annual Easter basketball tournament for 12 and 13-year-old boys. The Bonnie-Lads will meet tne winner of tins mornings game between the Greenpoint v.

M. C. A. and the Eastern District Y. M.

C. A. The Carlton Y. M. C.

A. and the Madison Square Boys Club will also clash for fifth-place consolation honors this morning The final is scheduled for 2 p.m. The lineups: Bonnl Lads I Terriers O. P. LoughUa Malons Krawet 0 0 Parrell 0 2 0 10 1 2 3 4 2 8 Brown 1 11 Palrwathr Core 4 10 Olensky Sterrer Broder Tllten Plcooli Goldstein Berg 0 8 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 8 0 42 0 4 Smith Talamo 21 2 Totals 34 6 72 Tots Is Oftlciali UcOrath Sullivan.

Carlton Y. at. A St. Joseph's F. P.I Johnson Simmons 1 3 Marclieas 0 6Temaitte 0 OjOreao 0 2 0 0 0 2 Byrd Brannon Patterson Lynch Veml 0 2 a 9 I Si 4 14 Pigarto Barune Gebba Maloite tforrstra Thomas o.

0 12 0 14 a 0 34 Tots 17 8 40 Tolali Ofllculs Hoist and McOralh. Madison 8i. Boss i Celtlos a P. 3 11 2 5 7 13 0 2 0 Paiaky 4 4 12 Curran Donahue 3 1 7Blohn 1 Sheahan 1 0 2 Kennedy I Magnasi 1 0 2lLynesky Kennedy 0 3 3, MitcheU I McDoneid 4 0 "I Werner 4 2 10 Totals 17 10 44 1 Totasi Officials Hoist and UcOrath. It 31 1 1 the last minute, Our Lady of Oriskany Five, St.

Francis Gain DeSales Semis In the semi-final round of the St. Francis de Sales invitation basketball tourney tonight in the parish hall, Beach 129th and Rockaway Beach Boulevard, Belle Harbor, at 8 p.m., the host club will oppose U. S. S. Oriskany, and Harry Day's All-Stars will combat the Floral Park Bombers.

The survivors will tangle in the final Sunday at 8 p.m. The U.S.S. Oriskany quali fied last night by scoring over the North Shore Fuel Co. in a thriller that required two over time periods before it was decided, 110 to 97, for a new high in the competition. St.

Francis de Sales earned its bracket disposing of the Arverne A. 100 to 84. North Shore Fuel paced the tars in the first quarter 24 17, and the Gobs assumed com mand at the half, 46 43, only to have North Shore regain a 7170 edge at the three-quarter mark. The rivals, who were tied 15 times during the hectic struggle, were deadlocked at regula tion time, 87 87 and the stalemate was maintained in the first overtime session, 94 94. The lineups: Oriskany North Shors Puel G.

Felsenbsum 11 3 2.1 Rows 13 5 31Curlev 1 1 3' Sharps 1.1 8 34 Stasotf 4 1 Mass 0 1 1 Rice 7 8 2nHellerman 3 3 9 4 26 3 17 3 17 1 1 0 2 Riviera Osborne Mots 11 7 7 0 1 Howell Hsas Ruptak 8 0 12 Totals 44 22 no! Totals 40 17 S7 Refer Jimmy Oallaghsr. Umulr Bill Ryan. St. Prand de BalesT Arfsrn A. C.

P. P. F. P. 4 8 1 33 2 12 1 1 3 13 2 8 1 11 Rudrlnskl 8 17 Miller Bunt 4 18 5 21 3 13 0 4 1 3 0 4 0 4 Mattls Carlson Skelly Tolan Scholl Knee IVebea PurteJ Weidman Knapp MoDonsJd Dillon Ochs 2 18 Totals 40 20 100 Releree Qallagher.

Umpire Jo Callgunll. Routs Cathedral 10 Andrew Jackson made it six in a row, repulsing St. John's Prep, 31, and Curtis downed Richmond Hill, 112. The box score and srore by innings: Cathedral ab po Brooklyn Prep so po 4 11 00 Hog'n 2b.1bss 3 0 111 Mott.cf ljden ss3bp 3 0 0 1 Hsalsy.lb AmorostSb Jsmske.e Lyon.rf Kelly. If Sullivan.

as Bodalato.p 3 2 1 SO 3 11 0 0 3 3 3 4 0 40 0 110 Ooodwln.sa 1 0 0 1 01 Irwin.lb 200 8 1 Kuhnsr.cf 3 0 10 0 SwarU.rf 2 0 0 1 0' Schretunsn, 1 0 0 0 0 Sulllran.lf 2 0 0 1 0 McCabe.3b 3 0 0 0 0 Morettl.3b 1 0 0 2 McOulgan.s 2 0 0 8 0 Dobson, 2b 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 111 0 a 1 1 1110 0 iSsbatos 1 1 1 0 Totals 23 1 3 21 Totals 20 9 0 21 1 a Batted for McPaddtn In Stk inning. Cathedral 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Brooklyn Prep 1 0 3 0 1 4 0 Errors Hogsn, Irwin. Home runs Sabatos. Morlortty. Runs batted In Sabatos, Moruultv 3.

Sullivan. Healey. Basees oc balls Off MoPaddln 2. Leijdln 2, Bodalato 1. ntruck out By McFaddln 3.

Leijdln Bodalato 11. Hits Off McPaddln 2 and 4 runs In 4 Innings. Leijdln 7 and 3 runs Losing pltchsr. McPaddln. Umpire Sullivan R.

H. Tenuis 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 5 3 Lafayette I 1 0 0 0 1 3 2 1 Batteries Pierce, Taylor and Merino; Boier and Oulatizl. R. K. Bklvn 'Aosdemy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 8 BL Prsncls Prep 3 5 0 1 1 10 0 Batteries Krsroer, Ouevera and Montlsoro; Ban lis, Hogmann.

Bonner and LetUcrt, P0WW- R. H. St. John 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 2 Jackson 0 0 0 2 0 1 3 7 1 Batteries De Thomas, Meyers. Klosowsky, Dalton and Kuehn; Brlcant, Griffith, Bor-relll and Ponyes.

R. H. Richmond Hill 2000000002 4 4 Curtis 2 1 0 0 2 2 0 4 I 1 111 2 Batteries Nevlll, Nachbur and Strautno; McCarren, Watson and Clppoleltl. The lineups: i in its gym yesterday. In the other three games, St.

Thomas Aquinas eliminated SSJ Peter and Paul, 5420: St. Fin- bar's subdued St. Teresa's of Brooklyn, 4538, and St. Matthew's repulsed Holy Name, 3913. John Barry shot a field goal and George Cook a foul in the last minute to give O.

L. P. H. the nod over Holy Cross, which trailed by 18 13, at halftima Barry had 14 points and Denny Fitzgerald 12 for the victor, and Dave Washburn hooped 14 for Holy Cross. Loads at Half time St.

Thomas Aquinas was in the van with SS. Peter and Paul at recess, 26 8. Tony Dimeo and Vinny Accardi hit for 26 and 12, respectively, for the victor, and Ed Cornwell was tops for SS. Peter and Paul with nine. St.

Finbar's paced the action with St. Teresa at interims sion, 2018. Joe Conti and Joe Mastriano threw in 17 and 13 counters -for St. Finbar's, and Lou Romano 23 in vain for St, Teresa's. St.

Matthew's led Holy Name all the way, the midway advan tage being 293. John Durkln was the big gun for the sue cessful side with 15 markers. The lineups: SS. Peter and Paul I 8t. Thomas Aquinas P.t O.

P. Bohlsen OomweH Commando Ossnbemskl Acoardl Wilt 01 Cuthberroy OjHennsseey Hurhes Otllespl Ston Oorbstt 10 0 a 2 2 12' 2 6 0 Donbjer 0 2 McAvoy 2 2 2 0 2 0 Punnan Totals O. L. i ao H. O.

P. P. ToUls 21 12 S4 Holy Oross a. r. P.

oo 8 2 14 Storan 3 0 Callahan 6 1 14 Washburn 0 1 8 0 12lWhalen Buckley McLean Barry 1 1 .1 Puzgera Id 2 0 4 2 1 1 2 4 sis IS 3 33 Totsls II 30 St. rinbsr St Teresa O. P. P.I o. r.

P. 1 a 4 Doheny 10 2 8 1 13! McLaughlin 1 2 3 a 8 McOarmon 2 0 4 0 3 3IOanly a 0 4 8 1 17 Direney 1 13 Iacono Mastrtait Prodan Florglllo ConU Cusumsno 0 0 0 18 9 431 Romano 10 a a3 Total Total 17 4 38 TJmplr Ed Reli Jack O'ConnoU. Petersen. St. Matthew's Holy Nam o.

r. p. O. T. Kelly Anell Blssty 41 a 4 10 2 i a 4 0 0 0 1 i a 0 81 Pogarty 0 2 1 Dillon 1 3 Buckley 0 IfllQulnn Muun Durkin Olbson a Bankoanskt Totals IB 3 39' Refers Petersen.

Umpire O'Ooanell B'klyn Prep Nine George Bpdalto of Brooklyn Prep pitched a three-hitter as Brooklyn Prep beat Cathedral Prep in a C. H. S. A. A.

game yesterday on the victor's lot, 91. John Sabatos and Red Moriarity clouted homers for the victor. gave Brooklyn Prep an even break in two games and Cathedral suffered its second straight setback. In non-league frays Lafayette shaded Textile on two hit3, 32; St. Francis blanked Brook lyn Academy with two hits, Loughlin Net Squad Captures Two Clashes Netrneh of Bishop Loughlin Memorial High won two tennis matches yesterday, beating Abraham Lincoln, 40, one unfinished match ending in a tie, on the college courts in Flatbush, and then hustled off to the Boulevard Garden courts in Woodside to turn back St.

Peter's High of Staten Island, 41. The summaries: Uuhlla Uneebs Singles Jo Jacinto, Loughlin, defeated Mlk Solomon, 8 4. 8 Bob Dempsey, Loughlin. defeated Jerry Keller. 8 2.

8 3. Bob Schmlti, Loughlin, defeat Harold Stein. 84, 84. Doubles Jos Jonas and Warren Pord, Loughlin, defeated Howard Slon and How ard Brandston, 8 2, 8j Donald Ouldloe and jos skowronskl, Loughim, tied witn Gn Kohn and Jerry Cllve, 8 2, 3 8, 8 8 (called). night, and Nassau County advanced at the expense of Yonkers, 53 44.

The 114th led throughout, 119, 25-18, 3533. Jim pers and John Wagner paced the victor with 16 and 15 points. Bill Lauria and Joe Condello contributed 25 of Rochester's points. Nassau also led throughout, 168, 2818, 4029. Tom Johnson and Dirk Spencer provided 33 of Nassau'! counters and Tom Powers ihon for Yonkers with 10 talllet.

Segals Top Bedford Composed entirely of high tool boys, the Regal A. C. ided the Floral Park Bomb-, made up of ex-college stars, 68, in the final of the Bed-rd Branch Young Men's vristian Association invita-' basketball tourney in its i 'm last night. The Carlton Branch of the M. C.

A. was to have met the abetta Metal Company quin of Long Island City in the insolation tiff for third place, failed to put in an appearance and the latter won by for-eit. The Regal trailed in the first qurater, 16 13, took a wint lead at the half, 3433, md remained in the van in the ttird frame, 5653. With a tilnute and a half to go, Regals ield an eight-point lead and Bombers Cage Final the Bombers shaved it to two points. lhe victorious attack was sparked by Frank King, star of James Madison, Mike Paren ti, -ace of New Utrecht High, and John Grazeaqy who threw in 22, 15 and 14 points.

Paul Lynner, former captain of Rut gers University, who was awarded the outstanding player of the tourney award; Dick Wagner and Bill Rathje contributed 24, 18 and 12 tallies to the losing cause. The lineup: Rossi C. PI oral Park Bombers o. p. r.

P. P. 4 24 a 12 0 8 4 18 Selteer Brodsky Kin Parentl OhrystaJ Oraseady 1 Lynner 0 4 22 RathJ I Baxter 3 13j Warner Conway 0 14! J. Ollchiist IP OUohrts Mllhaven JahelU TotaJ 30 10 701 Totals 29 10 88 DGODflD and GWN went to second on a sacrifice and scored on Leo Horowitz's! s'ne'e- i Kingsmen captain Julie Horo- witz climaxed the scoring a two-run single to give him1 three RBI's for the day. The Maroon opened the scor ing in the first inning.

Mario Meo singled, Horowitz walked, Wachsmuth Bats, Hurls Wagner to Victory Pitcher Ziggy Wachsmuth's lOth-inning triple paced Wagner College to victory over Manhat tan, 3 2, on the winners' mond yesterday. The aspers six errors contributed to their downfall The score hy innings: R. Manhattan 020000000 0 2 7 fi Wagner 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Batteries King. Blose 8 Wachsmuth and l4onsrd. 0 1 a 3 And CiMtdy.j I I Oilier Sports On Following Page HOWARD S.

PRATT; IPessnls Bsy I Firs l.lss I Bsreetst I Ms itCutillotu.il lalat I Bs Islet I tmlu 4 5.421 0:211 0:40 1:211 5:32 3 25! This new organiation in- tnnlu tf fffh an el In hit tm lie able to introduce and pass legislation favorable to all concerned, and also to prevent ill-conceived Ideas from being enacted into unnecessary and restrictive laws. Oh yes, your agent was there and hopes he helped. The 17th Fathom hare been doing quite i tl with both cod and pollack the last jew daix. Hlackfixh are going strong on the inshore grounds and all in all thing are picking up. Flounders are plentiful moat everywhere.

BROOKLYN EAGLE, at I High Tide for Eagle Anglers 1st Esstsrn ntsndsrd Tim Unit I Huts Hsss Psint Heurt en livaa la Thumlsr, April 17 1:00 1:411 4:13 SOCCER By BILL GRAHAM nun. April Iff 3:411 0:39 0.48 1:32 2:14 1 47 1:40 4:2 SaturdMt, April It 8:17 7:10 7:47 2:41 :3r.j 4 S-2D For hlsh tlds st Ashbury Psrk snd B.lmsr. N. deiluct 40 minutes fnitn Hsnly Hnok Par blgh tlcl st Atlsntlc City, N. J.

IKtr.l n.rl, dedurt 35 mlnut.s frnm Hsn-ly Hook time. (BuDDllcd by ths United Ststs Cosst sod Osodstls Surrey Another Unit In the chain of i election of the following of-boatmen's associations, organ-jficers: William Larsen, presi-ized for safety of patrons. im-d De Mai secretary, provement of fishing conditions ch Roth and protection of the industry that last year catered to an estimated total of some 033,000 fishermen on Long Island alone, a KiniiIar! was forged and fitted into the on sIan( present setup of s.milar a mM hUc zaUons- ing all boatmen, the flslier- men and all nsKociuted Indus- WMoay.attheTamaqua (hat cover a Inn a gathering of a majority (p territo of the skippers sailing fromB Monlauk, and therefore Gerrlttsen Beach met and. Queens, Nassau in PAL Semis John and Ed Souza, who will play against Scotland in Glas-iw April 30, will be flown back immediately after the game to ke part in the game against Stuttgart Kickers of Germany at mdalls Island May 4. In Argentina, club directors who re referees who are jailed for boners which cause riots may spend some time in the cooler.

West New York will lebrate the annual dance April 26. National League meets the Hotel Martinique April 21. Rochester Thistle was feated, 20, by the Morgan S. C. of Pittsburgh in the National mateur Cup.

Willie Catalina, Nunez D'Amato, Frank McGowan, Charlie vapoli and Rocco DeLucca, former Flatbush Wanderers, will be i the line-up of the Brooklyn Wanderers when they return to Field as the home anchorage. Empire State eague Is pushing final arrangements for the rally at the wedish Clubhouse, 725 65th April 25. There will be lenty of soccer movies, In addition to many booting authorl-, es. All-Britain will play All-Europe again in 1953. Last me the Islanders won handsomely.

National Cup bottlenecks are still in Chicago. Randy Till, Jack Kunz and Ray Jensen of Swiss are all in the Navy. Manchester United, which will tour here, has established a clear 2-point lead in the parade for the English pennant. Tottenham Hotspurs, who will tour Canada, and play one game in York, are 3 points behind. Pittsburgh is mighty upset because Bob Craddock missed selection for the U.

S. Olympic team which will play in Finland. He has been named on the team against Scotland. Philadelphia Nationals and the defending National champ, German-Hungarian S. C.

of Ridgewood, will play the second game of the Eastern tomorrow night in Philadelphia. The Quakers lead, CHARTER FISH1NO M.tlT Fur Reservation, and Finest Sea Write Road, Lindenhar.t Tel. Mr Philadelphia, April 17 In the semi-final round of the Police Athletic League inter-city Intermediate basketball tourney, the 114th Precinct of Queens County in New York City, meets Philadelphia here tonight. Simultaneously, Nassau County of Long Island will oppose Bayonne, N. in the other semi-final In the Sewanhaka High School gym, Floral Park, L.

1. The 114th earned its bracket by defeating Rochester, 4943, at Andrus Home, Yonkers, last! 114UI Precinct I Roehwter o. p. p.f o. r.

r. Caper 8 16 PolHo 10 2 Bemabo 0 0 OIBurgsndl 0 0 0 Muewer 3 4ILaurls, 4 7 IS Janata 0 0 OlOondella 3 10 Wagnar 8 3 151 Bush 0 0 0 Baker 0 0 OBsvron 0 0 0 Lo Ctoro 1 2'CassoU, 4 0 8 Burn 0 0 Orock 1 Si 1 Eiler 0 1 UMaur 1P1 McUshon 1 0 2IGlannet4o 0 0 0 W. Xaetwood 4 19 B. Eastwood 0 01 Totals 18 11 Totals 14 IS 43 Nassau I Yonkers O. I O.

P. Erler 2 4 81 Palmer 2 3 7 Verspohl 1 0 2 Tracy 4 0 8 Lews 0 3 3 Power 4 2 10 Spencer 3 4 10 Olenn 1 2 Hammer 1 0 2 Crawford 3 0 4 Johnson 2.1 Wtnes .10 8 Denny 1 0 2 Anzlam 1 1 3 Gulllan 1 1 3 Dura 2 0 4 Pas '0 0 0 I Total 18 17 33 Total It 44 formed the Tamaqua Btiat Owner Association. Captains unable to attend almost iinanl mously sent letters of approval or voting proxies, all agreeing with the basic principles of organization and rooperation. Some of the more prominent captains attending were William Larson. Koliert A.

Bell, Neal De Maio, diaries Roth, Martin Stilluf.en, Samuel Kesta, Joseph Castellona and Arthur Armstrong, and a most harmonious meeting was held, resulting in the forming of a temporary constitution and the Ol SDKRS Babylon Boatmen's Assn. Open and rhsrter Roat. 4M Fire Islsnd Ave. Trl. Bsb.

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