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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE HOME TALK-THE ITEM SECTION, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1932 A Page of South Brooklyn Bay Ridge Sports News 10 BEST ATHLETE PARISH CLUB'S MANUAL SCORES fl SWIM MATCH Scarcity of Playing Fields Indicates Saturday Games For Most League Clashes Renewed Efforts Urged to Get Diamonds for Sundays Before Start on May 7th Trophy for Winner Send in Your Sports News! The Sports Editor ot Home Talk will be glad to receive news ot baseball, football, basketball and other athletic games and events from clubs located in Bay Ridge and South Brooklyn. Complete box scores and summaries will be published In connection with the accounts ot the game. Send your news to Sports Editor, Home Talk, 4808 4th Broeklyn, as early as possible to insure prompt publication. All communications must be signed by the sender, not necessarily for publication, but as evidence of good faith. Reports must be written legibly on one side of the paper only.

Bay Ridge Cubs Crush Warriors by IS to 5 The Bay Ridge Cube overwhelmed the Warriors at the latter's field by 15 to 5 in seven innings. Although the odds were against them the Warrior staged a great uphill fight, scoring four runs in the last two frames. The Cubs got busy the first inning and hammered Corelli out of the box. He was followed by Lyons, who lasted until the third frame. Kelly relieved Lyons.

Willie Amsler hit a terrific drive over the leftftelder's head for a three-bagger. By BRANDON McCALL Home Talk Baseball Leaguers got together here last Saturday for what was probably the final formal meeting prior to the season opening on May 7 and ironed out a few detail matters. St. Stephen's Lyceum Team Wins 21-19 in Final Minute of Play The Parish Club of O. L.

P. H. closed its basketball season Friday evening at the clubhouse, 58th St. and 6th by losing a closely contested game to se St. Stephen's Lyceum, champions of the Catholic League.

2119. With the score at the half time 14 8 the Parish team rolled up points until the score stood 19 19 and Proctor of St. Stephen's dropped a basket in the last minute of play to win the game. Tom Walsh of the local club took high score with 9 points, while Healey and Shaw starred for the visitors. Last week the St.

Peter's C. defeated the Parish Club, 2430 The lineups: DROP LAST GAM links. Golfers will find the links more beautiful than ever this year. In time to come local golfers will be able to boast one of the best golf courses in the five boroughs. Players will be confronted with many new hazards and it will make playing all the more interesting.

Incidentally. It would not he amiss Hyp SPLITS DEFEAT MS 1 Parish Club St. Rleahea's o. r. p.i a.

r. Crowlev 0 3 0 4 Donnelly 0 0 0 '-Icaley 3 2 Whalen 1 1 3'3haw 4 0 Walsh 3 3 9 Benson 0 0 Cronin 2 0 4 Miller 0 0 Bavarese 0 0 0 Stranl 1 Corrigan 0 0 0 Totals 8 7 19 Totals 7 7 Referee Coleman, C. B. L. Pariah Clak SI.

Peters' G. T. P.I O. P. Donnellr 0 0 0 Pagan 2 8 Savarese 1 0 2.

Powers 3 0 Whalen 0 3 S'tfowl 1 0 Cronin 2 4 ff'McMann 0 Crowley 2 4 8'Caonaty 5 0 Walsh 0 1 1 Adama 1 0 Totala 13 11 A discussion of diamonds has revealed that the majority of games will have to be played on Saturdays since the availability of Sunday fields has been reduced greatly. Only three teams feel it an utter impassibility to play-on any day but Sunday, and the editor, with the fields committee, is working on some plan to take care of all members. At the meeting prior to last week's, the league voted to adopt the Dave-ga baseball and it is this which will be used officially throughout the season, both for schedule and prac lice games. Adoption ot me Dan affords the league a distinct advan- tige. The Davega Company, more- over, is offering the championship trophy, a cup.

which Home Talk expects to be able to exhibit within a short time. A suggestion has come In to name the cup the "Frank Kelly Memorial Cup," in inspiring and affectionate memorv of the late leader of the Shore Road A. C. Frank, by his activity among local sportsmen dur- lng his short life and by his exem- plary standing in the community, has continued to live on in the hearts of his many former friends nd admirers. If the anxiety to ereate a memorial in this form is shared by a great enough number the editor would be pleased to learn about it so that a decision may be arrived at.

As there has been no definite time set for ar.other formal league meeting the members are urged to communicate their feelings and expressions without, delay by phone or mail. There are a coupie oi teams up wun me league mat unvc Meyer (Mike) Pirstenberg of Borough Park, football star and one of the recently appointed assistant coachei at New York University, who was voted "best athlete" in the senior class there according to the annual poll taken among the students. Lawlor Named Captain Of St. Anselm's Team Mike Lawlor was chosen to captain the St. Anselm's Altar Boys' base ball team at a meeting in St.

Anselm's parish hall. Recognized as a smooth-working lnfielder and pitcher this came as no surprise to his friends. Joe Sullivan was elected manager. Jackie Chell, catcher, will assist him. The junior team, in the 10-12-year-old class, 'will be captained by Denny Kerby and managed 'by Joey Chell and Billie Campbell.

Ulreeht Lost at Tennia James Madison and New Utrecht hooked up in a closelv foueht P. P. A. L. tennis match Saturday, with Madison defeating the Grjen Mlchaela Elroys White, 3 to 2.

Defeats Jefferson High But New Utrecht Loses to Brooklyn Tech Manual Training came out in th lead with Erasmus in the Brooklyn P. S. A. L. swimming tournament, each recording its eighth consecutive victory in the weekly series of meets in the James Madison pool Saturday.

New Utrecht fared less well, however, suffering submersion at the hands of Brooklyn Tech, 41 to 21. Manual scored 48 to 14 over Thomas Jefferson. Manual and Utrecht summaries: MA UAL TRAININO, 48: JEFTaTRSON. 14 60-yard freestyle swim Won by Magll-tigan. Manual: Rosenfeld.

Thomaa Jefferson, second; Kalimaridea, Manual, third. Time. 0 25. 100-yard freestyle awim Won bv Ola-burne. Manual: Kaaura.

Thomas Jefferson, second; Walrolh, Manual, third. Time, 0:58 1-5. 50-yard breastatroke swim Won by Urban, Manual: Roslnsky, Thomas Jefferson, second; Acquevella. Manual, third. Time, 0:32.

220-yard freestyle swim Won by Olasa, Manual; Ryan. Manual, aecond; Cannon, Thomaa Jefferson, third. Time. 2:43 1-5. 50-yard backstroke swim Won by Ma-loney.

Manual: wlttlg. Thomaa Jefferson, aecond; Neilsen, Manual, third. Time, 0:33. 200-yard relay Won by Manual (Johnson. Fricke, Setterstrom, McKeei by default.

Fancy dive Won by Simon. Manual. 37'i points; Greeley. Manual. 3, points, second; Pepltone, Thomaa Jefferson, 31'ik points, third.

BROOKLYN TECH, 41; UTRECHT. 21 50-yard freestyle swim Won by Bogart, New Utrecht: Abbott. Brooklyn Tech, second: Ooldrich, Brootlyn Tech, third. Time, 0:27 4-5. 100-yard freestyle awim Won by infer.

New Utrecht; Stlgelman. Brooklyn Tech. second; Mackenzie, Brooklyn Tech. third. Time.

1:02. 50-yard breastroke swim on by Munts. Brooklyn Tech; Frank. Near Utrecht, second: Kozan, New Utrecht, third. Time.

0:38 1-5. 220-yard freestvle swim Won bv Kae-sar. Brooklyn Tech: Kanaka. New Utrecht, second: wyatt, Brooklyn Tech, third. Time.

2:32 2-5. 50-yard backstroke swim Won br Johnson. Brooklyn Tech: Rilte, Brooklyn Tech, second: Meyer, New Utrecht, third. Time, 0:31 4-5. 220-yard relay Won by Brooklyn Tech 'Shlpman.

Barber, Oulck, Muenchi; New Utre-ht iBnhrlam. Hopfan. Salvlckl. Ons-sa-ki. second.

T'me. 1:50 4-5. Fancy Dive Won by Corbin. Brooklyn Tech, 40 points: Landwehn. New Utrecht, 39 points, aecond; Flanagan, Brooklya.

Tech, 34 points, third. Shore Roads Defeated by Kingsboro Cager The Shore Road A. C. basketball team lost to the Kingsboro Club, 4033 and beat the Comets, 3020, and the Unior-Church Senior team. 2918.

i The Shore Road-Kingsboro game, played at the Colony House, was close and hard-fought throughout. At the half the score was 14 to 13 with the Kingsboros leading. The lineup: Kingsboros Shore Road A. C. r.

G. F. T. .5 0 10Olsen .2 1 2 3 7 Oargiillo .,103 Dee Logue Sullivan Connors Havea Hare Totals i a Hodne 2 1 5 Price 4 0 8 Marco 3 0 SCeramello. 0 0 2 0 4 4 3 10 4 0 18 4 40.

Totala 15 3 31 Shore Road A. C. O. r. oargiillo Ceramello Price Marco Kasson Hodne Totala 5 0 10 Ganey 3 4 .4 0 8 Hazel 3 0 4 10 2 Lyle 3 0 4 0 0 0 McOoldrick.

3 1 7 3 0 4' Brown 0 0 0 3 0 6 Cooney 0 1 I Frevola 0 t) A 15 0 301 Totala 9 2 29 Shore Road A. C. Union Church o. v. T.I Olsen 8 0 12 Frank 3 0 8 Alexander Price 0 2 Fields Hodne Marco Guargullo Hasson Totals 0 2 Patterson.

1 3 Lee 0 4 Cave 0 0 Carlaon 14 1 29 Totals Mr. and Mrs. Jock Chung of 550 7th St. gave a dinner at their home recently in honor of Henry Chang, Chinese Consul General in New York, and Mr. and Mrs.

K. C. Ii of Glen Cove, L. I. It A II I SERVICE 5021 8th Brooklyn AMbaaaa.lor 2-7936 All Work Cuarnntrrtt Amateur Athletic Exchange The Cubs bunched their hits in three Innings for all their 15 runs.

The lineups: Bay Bldge Cabs Warriara A. C. Bourke.2b Reid.cf Bush.c Farrell.Sb Conway.lb Pengel.rf I Lvons.sa 1 Kuhr.lb 1 Secreto.rf 0 1 Harlan. lb 1 Corelll.p Brigantl.se fiE. Lvoos.p Andrews, rf OK.

KVllv.o Detnarco.o Totala 27 15 II Totals 25 3 4 Bay Ridge Cuba. 5 0 4 0 0 0 15 7 Warriors A. C. 00 1 003 1 5 4 1 Two-baaa htte Bourke Kuhr. Three-base hit Amsler.

Sacrifice hs Farrell, Harlan. 8truck out By Morrison. 14; Corelli. Lvons. 1: Kelly, a.

Errors Bush. Brlgantl. Kelly. Ufrecht Trips Jefferson in Handball Tournament New Utrecht, paired with James Madison in Division 1, conquered Thomas Jefferson and Erasmus Hall, respectively, to emerge as the lead-era In the Brooklyn P. S.

A. L. handball tournament Saturday. Both scores wereii 0. Manual suffered a shut-out In Division 2 at the hands of Boys, 5 to o.

Summaries of local teams follow: Dlvl.l.a i Vtreekl. 1: Jefferson. Singlea Bllverstein, Utrecht, defeated Press, 2111; Baskin. Utrecht, defeated Goldstein, 21 20; Kreiger, Utrecht, defeated Herman. 21 6.

Doubles Brick and Sleep. Urecht. defeated Lopen and Makowskv. 21 3: Feuer and Aielrod. Utrecht, defeated Spealln and Ooidsteln, 21 7.

Standtna- School. New Utrecht Won Lost Pta .2 James Madison Erasmus Franklin K. Lane Jamaica Thomaa JefTerson Rova- 5, Manna .2 ...1 ...0 ...0 Braver. Bovs. ort4 Tnrrf 9t 11 L.

Lrvlne. Bovs, defeated Kotlte 2110-I. Levine. Boys, defeaed Gordon. 2112.

Doubles Gonite anl Trevev. Bovs. defeated Noewlng and Watson, 21 7: Starr and Weiss. Boya, defeated Baroody and Solerk, 214, Standing school. won Abraham Lincoln 2 Boys 2 Eastern District Samuel Tilden 1 Manual Training Brooklyn Tech 0 Lost Pts.

0 4 Monte to Meet Bruno Friday on Armory Card Forty rounds of boxinz is the fistic dish Matchmaker Mel Cooke will set before 106th Infantry Armory fans on Friday night. The feature bout will be fought by Fred Monte, former featherweight champion, and Frankie (Kid) Bruno, Greenpoint speedwagon. Monte will be fighting for the right to meet Ted Christie in a champion bout. Bruno has compiled a good string of victories. In another 10-round jamboree, Mike Esposito and Frankie (Kid) Covelli will exchange clouts.

Co-vein is in rare form and vows he will trfke the one-time titleholder over the hurdles. Sammy (Harpo) Fishbeln and Louis (Kid) Santi, claimant of Junior-welterweight honors, will clash in the first ten-spot. A special six-round tilt will show Sklppy Allen and Dominick Nicco and the four-round opener will be fought by Babe Danetti and Pee Wee Marino. Si. Anselm's Altar Boys Whip St.

'Saviour's Nine St. Anselm's Altar Boys, behind the effective pitching of Captain Lawlar, opened Its regular season Sunday afternoon at the Parade Grounds by trimming St. Saviour's Grammar School nine by the score of 15 10. Lawlar allowed only three hits for the six innings he worked. Cruise, who succeeded Lawlar, was hit very hard and timely.

Walker finished the game In fine shape for St. Anselm's. The score; St. Saviour's a 1 0 0 0 0 3 4 2 10 St. Anselm's 0 8 1 0 0 7 1 0 I 15 kun hrairif from for a WeeKiMa e.ua l' Sport Static By WILL WYNNE I have been given to understand Marty Postal, deposed matchmaker of the 106th InTantry Armory, has decided not to run fights in opposition to the Bedford Ave.

drill-shed. It was Marty's intention to run at the Ice Palace on Friday niahts. Whoever made Martv see the light certainly deserves plenty ot praise. While I will not say the Ice Palace is not suited for boxing, I will say that two clubs, located on the same street, cannot function on the same night and expect to show a profit. If Marty does open at the Ice Palace and I believe he will it would be wise for him to hold his show early in the week.

Postal must remember that fans patronized the Armory because of the high-class show he presented and not because Postal was behind the affair. Even Beezy Thomas, official Madison Square bootblack, can bring the payees in if he gives them something for their money. Postal made more than $200,000 for the Bedford Ave. club in a little over five years. Whether Mel Cooke, his Successor, can nnnrnnrh that flgure hard t0 for one iv wb uEincaniuu, Oct only, Cooke will have to devote plenty of time to building up attractions.

Postal had Nick Palmer and Eddie Whalen to help him out of his tough times. Who will Cooke depend on to "carry" him until he gets things running smoothly? COOKE'S TASK Let's take a look at the talent Cooke has to work with. Palmer is on his last legs. There isn't a finer personality than Palmer and much as I dislike saying It 1 don't think he will be pushing leather six months from now. When you least expect it some youngster is going to come along and pin Nick's ears back.

Speaking of Nick reminds us of the great fights he has taken part in. In 10 years I've never seen another boxer pull a fight out of the fire the way Nick does. There's a fellow whose courage alone is enough to break his opponent's heart. To get back to the armory stars, aside from Nick Cooke has no one he can bank on to bring out the cash customers. Paolo Villa is a good "club fighter, but could hardly be called a good box-office attraction.

Then there's Louis (Kid) Santi and Lew Monte, preliminary youngsters. It will be a year before they will be fighting star bouts. Frankie (Kid) Bruno is a fair drawing card but too many defeats will put an end to his popularity. As for Eddie (Kid) Whalen, I don't think he can draw a wooden quarter. All In all it's a pood lot.

MORE BOXING Al Torre is making ready to open Fort Hamilton in a few weeks. Torre will also experience plenty of trouble staying out of the red. A dearth of attractions will make his task harder than it was last year and the year before. Ole Nesheim could always be depended on to draw the payees but Ole is in Norway and won't be back for some time. Al used Ole every other week at the Fort last year, and at the end of the season was able to show a nice profit.

Here's hoping you enjoy another banner year, Al. a a The weather being what It Is we drove out to Dyker Beach Park the other day to see what progress the workers had made. Park Commis sioner Browne is making good use of discarded boilers to fence In the Athletic ciuba ot all finds ara Invited to eubmit, without cost, challenges, open datea and requests lor players to this department. Players seeking positions with team ara also privileged to use this column. Pleaaa write on ona aide of paper only and aura to algn all communications with name, addreaa and tale-phona number.

or two past. THe absence of their deposit, as wrTll as their absence at meetings, his been conspicuous. It Is unfortunately necessary to warn them that their places in the organization are subject to forfeiture if, by the time of the opening "games, they do not offer their co- operation in every way. These members should take immediate action to prevent any such unpleasant and possibly disruptive procedure. Assignment' of diamonds to the teams for the opening and subsequent games will be announced ahortly.

Members are invited to assist "the committee in locating an extra diamond or two, particularly for Sundays. Any who are able to furnish ny information mat win enable the committee or the editor Take 2 of 3 Gaines in Big Pin League Match at Thompson's Alleys The Misses team was defeated by the Splits in the Big Pin League i now bowling every Friday at Thompson's Alleys, 503 Ovington Ave. They let the first game by 1 128 pins. The splits rolled 540 and came back with a 509 in the second but the Mis-es lead by Andy De Warde wfth 228. which took high individual scire honors from his team mate, Gierke Huneke, came through with a new high team game of 546.

The final game went to the Splits by 18 points. The Spares pulled a surprise by taking two Out of three from the Strikers. They should have made it three straight, but Barracca fell down in tha last game, rolling a mere 110 to lose by 15 pins. The score: SCARES Rarracca Roscoe Pshno Total Won 2. Johnson Klcdahl Kesting 1.6 142 l.Vi 16 142 no 110, 388 121 460 15 40 3 1318 433 487 Lost 1.

BTPTKE8 1 49 140 12 ISO Ia2 153 427 4.12 130-- 419 120 415 152 458 Total Won- -1. Loit 2 SPLITS 1UIIHD ill lO.i 144 501 IBS 487 151 521 lDhon if im Tolal 540 500 Won J. Lost 1 MIP6BS DeWarda 12 22 Huneke US 161 Dement 1A7 1ST 14ft 505 140 427 137 471 443 1402 Total Wnn 1 Lftit. 412 94 Won Loat Solite 9 3 Rtrlkes 7 Misses 9 7 Spare i 3 9 High individual name De Warde. 228 High Individual series Majealra.

335 High Individual average Majeska, ISO. High team game Misses, 548. High team series Splits. 1.512. High team average Splits.

464. Cyclops Nine Crushes Dumors A. C. by 14 to 1 The Cyclops S. A.

C. baseball team inaugurated its 1932 season last Sunday at 16th Ave. and 67th St. with a crushing defeat of the Dumors A. C.

nine, the Cyclop batters running a total 14 runs, while the Dumors were being held to one run by Jim Gerace and Fo Caparis. The contest, scheduled by the Cyclops as a practice game, was terminated by mutual consent in the sixth Inning. Lissandrello, Groce and Raimond! were the batting stars of the game, the last two hitting homers. The box score: Cyclops. Dumors.

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2 1 1 Orore.sa Sercia.lf LaRubbto.et Cec.re.e Galileo 2b Placanica.rf 3 Sonny. 2b 4 Loins, 3b 3 Christy. rf 2 Lewis. if 1 Samuel, 0 Anthony. sa 2 Pilocomo.

lb 0 Bennv.lf 0 Thomas. 3 1, 3 3 1 0 3 2 4 3 rf Oerare.p Caparivp Totala 38 14 18 Totals 31 Ttie Score by Innings. 1 0 0 0 0 4 4 1 5 4 1 uumor 0 1 14 Kleinman to Resign as Taxpayers' Head Julius Kleinman. and one of the organizers of the 55th St. Taxpayers' Association, will announce his retirement tonight as head of the organization, he informed Home Talk today.

Kleinman has been president of the taxpayers' group for the last five years. He will devote his time to his politi- duties in the district. A prUlion for a new junior high hool for Mapleton will be drawn up Bnd circiilaied bv the association, Kleinman announced. The nearest n-gh school is at 55lh St. and 18th and this is overcrowded A new slate for officers will be nominated at the meeting tonight at 1517 50th St.

A dinner, in recog nition of Kleinman's services, will be given in his honor. Gohlke 'ins Pin Trophy Arthur Gohlke won first place and a cup presented bv the allev! nwner jn (ne fivfgame individual handicap sweepstakes held last week Dy tne Bowling Club of Prospect Y. M. C. A.

The scores: Gohlke, 941; Wagner, ggg. rren. 876: Stelter, 869, and Bandelin, 865. to acquire additional grounds should furnish the details at once. 3-Bagger in 9th Wins For 6-A Boys at P.

S. 94 In one of the most exciting baseball games thus far played at Public School 94. the 6A team defeated the 6B Seniors. The score was 3 to 1 in favor of 6B going into the last i Inning. The 6A filled the bases, but two men were out.

Irving Bakke made a hit. clearing the bases and winning the game, 4 to 3. to remark that it was chief ly tnrough through the efforts ot the Home talk that the fee at the course was cut down to 10. Interest in the Home Talk's baseball league is at fever heat. The affair has struk a popular chord with youngsters and grown ups alike.

Sixteen teams are in the league and you can bet last year's straw hat they will play heads up baseball from the day the league opens, which is May 7, until the curtain is brought down. From the way the youngsters are practicing for the opening game. Manager Max Carey of the Dodgers might bring his entire team over to one of our league games and let them learn from the youngsters how to run bases. So that there can be no ringer cases every team captain will be asked to submit his lineup before the season opens. The same boys, whose names appear on that lineup, which will be filed In the office of the Home Talk, will play the entire schedule.

The Home Talk will see to it that the games are played fairly and squarely. a a THIS AND THAT What with all boys becoming unduly excited over the dazzling workouts by Liberty Limited and Burning Blaze, two of the West's hopes in the 1932 Kentucky Derby, let me go on record as saying that the winner of the classic will turn up in the swift son of Morvich, Morlair Leonard's first bout in Brooklyn In over 16 years at the Grove two weeks ago failed to stamp the former light, weight king as a serious threat for the welterweight throne. But he'll get a crack at the title regardless Benny Is still able to pack the arena and that's all that count Don't lose faith in your Dodgers, boys. With Van Mungo and Phelps delivering they look like a cinch to finish In the first division and right near the top, too. Poly Prep Tennis Teams Whips Brooklyn Prep By its defeat of Brooklyn Prep, 9 to 0, the poly Prep tennis team scored its fifth victory of the season and its 14th consecutive win.

a match on the Poly courts Saturday. The summary: Singlea Harloe deleated La Vine. fV 4. 7 9, ft Gravenhorst defeated Lynch, 4 6. 6 2, 6 Rubensohn defeated Connolly.

6 4, 6 2: Kaltentoorn defeated 4 6. 6 2, 0 7: Jennings defeated Notter. 6 1, W. Rood defeated Briggs, 6 4. 26, a 4..

Doubles Harloe and Oravenhorst defeated La Vine and Connolly. 6 2, 6 2: Kaltenborn and Jennings defeated Wilson and Ltnch, 63. 63: C. Rood and Rubensohn defeated Notter and Brannl-gan, 6 0. 6 4.

Mannflf Defeats Tech At Tennis by 3 to 2 The Manual Training High School tennis team chalked up another victory by defeating the Brooklyn Technical High School team, 3 to 2. Don Wales. Manual Training, defeated Richard Rosenthal, Brooklyn Technical. 3 6. 6 1.

6 4 Irving Isaacs. Manual Training, defeated Joe Walters, Brooklyn Technical. 6 4. ft 4: Gerald Goldstein, Manual Training, defeated Cliff Valentine. Brooklyn Technical.

ft. 63: Horace Greelv, Manual Training, defeated John Baliver. Brooklyn Technical. 9 7. 5 7.

6 3: Brooks and Bchevlowitz. Manual Training, defeated Jacobs and Rlfenberg, Brooklyn Technical. 6 1. 6 4. Capulo, Tobin Win With Cue Jim Caputo and Harry Tobin won last week's Monday night billiard contest after atie game in the final at Thompson's, 503 Ovington Ave.

Church Avenue Near Gravesend Ave. Safe Deponit Vault St. Michael's Triangles Defeated bv Elroys The Elroys defeated the St. Michael's Triangles. 13 to 8, In a baseball game at McKinley Park.

Cronin pitched for the Triangles -and Sheehan for the Elroys. Score by innings: 5O201OO0O8 20400430 13 years of aga. Club plays basketball every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at P. S.

128. It also aeeks baseball games. Writa B. Rothfeld. 8719 26th Ave.

A left-handed pitcher wishing Is play with the Rosemont A. C. should telephone Prospect 9-3941 between 6 and 7:30 and ask for George Ryder, 157 69th St. The Bav Ridge Cubs would like to hear from home teams In the 9 to 11 year class. Wrile aJck Aultman, 316 72d or call Shore Road -6145, between ft and 7 p.m.

The St. Michaels Triangles would Ilka to meet baseball teams In the 11-12-year-old clasa. Write William Burke. 4613 5th or call Bill Heath. SUnset 8-5982.

Catcher would like to connect with a light semi-pro team In the 15-17-vear-old clasa. Has plaved In the Brooklyn Amateur League with the Anawanda Club and caught for the Brooklyn Cuba and Cherokee A C. Write dinger Naidello. 3914 Fort Hamilton Parkway. The Couble Club desires to meet any other boy a team.

They are represented In the following events: loo. 220 and 440 yard dashes; i. 1 and 2 mile high and broad lumps, and the shotput. Pete Couble, Erasmus crosa country star. Is coach, and Doc Psshbein.

manager. Write Roger Pur don. 53 Webster Ave. Les Amigos punchball team desires to meet others in the 100-pound class. Write Ed Oacaeuskl, 100 Oalston Ave.

All baseball players between 18 and 71 who would like to form a team able to hold its own against the Marlboros and Hiltons. kindll call Huguenot 4-1451 or write Oeorge 8. Mackoul. 285 13th 81. The Rosemonts A.

C. would like to book a traveling game with anv team In the 15-18-year-old class. Telephone PRospect 0-3941 between ft and 7:30 p.m., and ask for Oeorge. The Junior Yankees ara seeking baseball players for the 1032 season. All players.

18 years of age and tip. who wish to'join may write or telephone Rabert Trombetta, 127B Tabor Court, BEnsonhurat ft-7592. Take notice: Eddie Martin, pleas get IB touch with ua aa soon as possible. The Fortway A. C.

newly organized baseball team consisting of former of the Narrows. Wildcats. Roval Tweetera and Aces, would like to hear from other teama in the 12-14-year-old class. Call Dinnv. SHore Road 6-3653.

between ft and 6:30 p.m. Tha Bay Ridge A. C. baseball team would like to hear from a pitcher between the ages of 18 and 21. Call Arthur James.

PHore Road evenings. Teams hav- lng home fields are also requested to get In tou.a the alove. Tha Royal Palms A. C. punch bait and stick ball team haa Just organized and desires to plsy anv others in the 13 and 18-ear-old class.

See Daniel Shaw, captain, at St. Agnes, 50th St. and 6th Ave. A newly formed baseball team that has 1 had experience desires to hear from a catcher and two outfielders who can hit. Candidates must come within the 17-19 i age lactuati class.

Phone SHore Road 6-0101 and ask tor Jim. The Bar Ridge A. sc. baseball team desires bookings. Write Arthur C.

James. coin or can SHore Road 5-3192 eveninga between 6 30 and 7:30. Tha O'Dell A. C. baseball team Is looking for games In the 12-14-vear-old clasa.

Call Joe Palmyra. Sunset 6-10030 Mon-daya and Fridays after 6 p.m. The Bay Ridge a 10-12-year-old class baseball team. Is iMlng to play all teama in its clasa. Write Leo Pve.

534 51st 81. The Tigers stlckball team desires to book games In the 11-13-vear-old tactual agei class. Write Charlea Parks. 199 30th St. STARTS A THRIFT ACCOUNT Safe Deposit Boxes KINGSBORO National Bank 5th Cor.

69th St. The Quade'a All Stars d'slra to book home and traveling games a.th trams in the 11 to 13-vear-old class who olav on Saturdays. Their home Aeld is at Park Circle. Write to Louis QuaC.rlno. 854 72d or call SHore Road 8-4428 and ask for Jim between ft and 6:30 p.m.

The Bluebirds A. C. baseball team desires bookings In the 13 to 19-vear-old class. Write or phone Rav Lundstenor. 520 5011.

SUnsel 6-0961. The Warriors A. C. aeeks bookings' In the 9-11-vaar-old class. Wrile Harlan Morganthaler.

76 70tR or phone SHore Road 6-2204. The Renegade A. C. wilt travel to Bay Ridge. Piatbush.

Bensonhurst and Conev Island to niav all teams in the 13-16 vear-old claas. Call Vince Larry. ATlantic 5-0179. or write 8420 7th Ave. The Bluebirds would like to book baseball games with teams In me 12-11 year class.

Call Raymond Lundten 520-52d SUnset 8-0962. or Henry Strom SUnset 6-0194. The Junior Moose baseball team la look ing for players. Call Thursday nights at Hi lain 61., or pnone anuiv nviu A pitcher who has plaved against such clubs as Liberty Bovs. sunchine Jrs.

and Tvoh B. B. C. would like to hear from anv 10-12 or a light 11-13-vear-old club. Haa plaved with Little Pals A.

C. Write Prankte Dale. 680 3d or call SOutu 8-9250 and ask lor Frankle. The Psrkhlll A. 0 In their seventh aea-son with the same line-up that won the Brooklyn Amateur League championship last year, would like to hear from all teams whom thev played last year.

Write P. Mason. 4604 7th Ave. Th, Haw Bid Brayea Baseball Team Is open tor bookinga with teama having players between the ages of 14-17 years. Write Joe Gavin.

106 75th St. Nomads A. C. would like to book ba.se- bsll games with the Cyclone. Warriors.

Shore Road Bellemonti. Comets. Samosets. Sanecas. Hawks and other, cluba In the 9-11-vear or light lo-n-year-oia viass.

Write Pred Marcy. 6902 Port Hamilton Parkway. The Bay Ridge A. C. would Ilka to hear from a catcher and a ahortstop between the ages of 17-21 (actuall.

Write Arthur Jamea. 76 86th or call 8Hore Road 5-3192 between 8:30 and 7:45 p.m., except Saturdays. The Samosets A. a 11-13-year-old team, would like to hear from clubs in that class. Shore Road.

Roval Tweetera. Colonial Blues. Hilltop and Palcons please take notice. A catcher and a pitcher are needed Phone SUnset 6-8561, or write Samoaet A. 5113 3d The R.

Spartans A. C. will meet any punchball team in the 100-110 pound class The Spartans claim the Bay Ridge championship. Write Joe Matano, 1133 7Slh St. The Original Emerald A.

C. dealrea to hear from a lew baseball nlayers in the 14 to 17 (actual) year clasa. Write S. Boiler, or call on him at 550 61st St. Wednesday etenlnas at 8.

The Shore Roads are open for bookings. For games write Gene Levels. 8408 7th or call ATlantic 5-3443 between 6 and 7. The Shore Roads are open for bookings throughout May with teams in the 12 to 14-year-old class and 'earns they played last year. They are waiting to hear from the Belmonle.

Nomads. Orioles, O'Dells, Cadets. Olvmpias. MacKirley Triangles end others. For games, write or call.

Gene Lovett. 8408 7tn Ave. Atlantic 5-3443. between 6 and 7. The Cvclones 8.

A. C. la conducting a membership drive for boya 15 to 16'a Bank of Manhattan Trust Company offers a complete banking and trust service Eltitn OJJicts in Brooklyn Convenient to You: 7622 Third Avenue 86th St. and 20th Ave. 13th Ave.

and 47th St. MORE POWEIt xt'inilnnni 8 A 1 I OB ab evmond L. 3 1 1 Arnnnn.p Oewavane.c 3 0 0 3eorge.r arthuar A 1-t 3 1 1 Albert. List Christ 3 3 1 Albert 2d Charles.N 3d 3 1 1 rheoore 3d Tohedore If 3 0 0 Angus It gTTVlns.B.r! 3 1 0 3ortr.an.rf lb I 4 2 0 4 2 0 4 0 0 2 2 0 3 1 1 3 2 1 3 1 1 23 10 3 0 03 I 0 34 Total 21 1 Score by innings: ill Total ii The 5B1 Juniors deleated the SA1 Juniors, 4 to 1, in game. The lineup: a inree-innniK i 3 i 9 A ab cpt 3 3 1 Claude Outlaw.

3 0 ORichirde Neilson 1st 2 1 1 Alfred. 1st A. Ol sen. 2d 2 1 1 olg 2d 't Lundqimt 3d 2 0 0 William 3d I Kalatt II 2 0 0 Como II A.Cambnm.rf 2 1 1 Hans r( Total IS 4 Total Score by innings: bi ,11 1 2 1 2 0.. 2 1 2 2..

2 2 1 2 1.. 2 0.. 14 5 1 0-4 01 'Poly Prep Nine Trims fcu 1 7. 1 utv The Irving School baseball team bowed to Poly Prep on the victor diamond. Saturday.

12 to 1. enabling the local school to continue un- defeated In four starts. The lineup: Irving Bcnooi 1 mil rir i abrhoa abrhoa: Tnnlan 3b 3 0 0 0 0 Scs nlon 2b 42141 Thorn, 30010 Watson 4 1 1 1 0- Block. lb If oughty.2b Hamilton Aoe moie.p 3 114 0 Warner. rt 4 2 2 0 0 3 0 0 1 3 Loughlm 110 2 2 3 0 0 0 0 Wionet If 12 110 2 0 1 4 0 4 117 0 0 0 0 0 0 Holpnn 4 12 0 3 2 0 0 3 0 'Totals 24 1 2 18 4 Totals 32 12 11217 Irving School 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 woiv rreo 102243 12 arror TOrr Van PHkirt 3, trailer 3 Dun- Thorn Dony, Putnam, Don- it.

Two-base hit '--Wegener, sto en aton. 2 Louahlin 2. Hslprin Xiughiin and Wegener. Baea on mails- i Off fisiprm. AoerrromDir, i.

niim Cut Bv Halperln. Van Buskirt. 4. Umpires Lekowiti and Gilthiti. Mckinley's Trim Ramblers 5 The McKinley A.

C. nine defeated the Rambler a. C- Sunday at the -Fortway Field. 12 to 3. Pace and Cummings starred at the bat for victors.

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