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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Thursday, November 9, 1957 2D Ruth DeWitt Hits 269 For Series of 621 Bv BRUCE KOCH tional All-Star rolloff. At ibe Black Hawks Triumph, 3-2 CHICAGO i.f! Two goals by Stan Mikifa and one by Pit Martin gave the Chicago Black Hawks a 3-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens last night. The triumph was only the third of the" season for the National Hockey League champion Black Hawks and the.r first at home in five games. i Ruth DeWitt, whose average same time, Adio Abbondanzieri hnalinct camp arcnrrlinr to handed Pete DiSalvo his first game match setback in five weeks al league standards is 148, shot a 269 in her final game last night for a 621 total at North Park Lanes for the outstanding ten pin achievement yesterday. Stimus 551 def.

McCarthy 534, M. Bowman 527 def. Haines 511, 2-1. IRONDEQUOIT: Tuesday Lote Scratch Al Dml 647, Mike Treoonl 637, Al Zona 633, Tony A I bono 630, Mikt Romano 630 Carl Rondazzo 629, Jack Agnello 628 Bernie Garren 627, Raloh Lotemoa 626 NORTH PARK: Ridge Lumber, j0hn Small 641. Tempi Ladies, Doris Becker 530.

Pocemakers, Millie Smith 534 Flower City Scratch Lee Irving 645" Saints and Sinners, Isabelle Costanzo 546' Roll Film Packers, Vickl Walkowlak 593' Irondeauolt Teachers, Irene Porrey 5o' Wednesdoy Ladies, Jean Lono S32. t' French League, Ruth DeWitt 621 (129 223-269). EAST ROCHESTER 0WLING CEN. TER: Wednesdoy A. Jerry Watts, 645.

Jack Ashton 634, Phil Cerrettl 631. LYONS DEN: Edgewoter Classic Doubles, Agg Dudley 599, Betty Wride 556, Alma Cocauyt 537. Mixed, Mory Meyers 526. GATES BOWL: Spencerport Faculty, Joan Martin 527. Holy Ghost League, Clarence Simmons 659.

Wednesday though DiSalvo maintained a four-Petersen-point lead over Gus Monfredo in the singles standings. Johnny Zurich is third, another four points behind, and Abbondanzieri fourth. Yesterday's scores: Mrs. DeWitt opened with apuny 129, but followed it up with 223, then the 269. She rolls Penolties V.oki Hockey League season last night, defeating "the St.

Louis First oerlod None. Ferouson 8.50. Second oenod Montreal, Rousseau 1, 0.15. 2. Chicooo.

Mi to 2 IMonns Pi- Blues, 5-1. It was the first time the North lote 2 51. 3, ch cooo, Vortm 4 ,0. Huii Nesterenko) "6:3... Pena 1 1 None in the R.T.

French League, where four men roll with one woman on a team. Mrs. DeWitt outscored all the men. At Bowl-A-Roll, Tina Cerame At Clover Lanes WNY INDIVIDUAL CLASSIC First Sauod George Bonaccl 644 def. Chuck Lo-Rocca 482, 3-0.

Pete DiSalyo 621 del. Don Bowman have scored more than 18:22. 5, 0. Tremb'ov 2 Stars ..1 la.AA B. None.

three goals in their 11 games. Montreal i 1 10-M Minnesota backed goalie Cesare Chicago, 4 11 -2! Motvarr. with a cnKA Wonco Attendance i started fast with 206-242 but slacked off to 160 for a still creditable 608 total. She has a MGus'-Monfredo 596 def. Johnny Zurich Abbondanzieri 593 def.

Doy HGrdfeiGoodrnan 588 def. Rod Haines Setruct Koch 581 def. Dom Paloizl 503, 3-0. Mel Swarti 573 dif. Frank Cotroneo 564.

2-1 Tom McCarthy 567 def. Ron Plokon 522 3-0 Chuck Stimus (530 for Maslanka) def. Harold Weiner 498, 2 1. 162 average. Ever-present Millie Ignizio I that shut out the Blues until 1 14:38 of the final period.

i First oerod 1, Minnesota. Balon 5 (Mc-Cord) 10:44. 2. Minneso'o Cul en 3 Wovtowich) 19:24. Penates V-bour 7 32 Harris Taylor N.

Picard 1727. Second period 3. Minnesota. Bolon 6 (Wovtowich Boudrias) 6:34. Penai'v Connjlly 1657.

Third oriod 4, Minnesota, Mos'erton 2 (Wovtowich. Goldsworthyt 5. St. has a 626 at JB Lanes. Minnesota Tops St.

Louis, 5-1 MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL (AP) The Minnesota North Stars produced their best offensive showing of the National For the men, Paul DiNatale Housewives, Noreen Liedtke 525, Mary Federlco 529. Murray Classic, Paul DiNatale 665, Nick Skatell 642, John Bona, corso 638, Andy Nazzaro 637, Dom Colli, chlo 629, Vlnce Fazio 626, Santo Nolo 625. BAUSCH LOMB: Wednesday Women, JoAnn Alwardt 540. OLYMPIC BOWL: Eight League, Sharon Collins 552.

CULVER: Irondeauolt women, Edna Wallace 549. Culver Classic, Dick Smith 645, John Donofrldo 638, Pot Marchetti 626, Mike Lombardo 626, Jim Chase 625. BOWL-A-ROLL: Bowl-A-Roll Clover Major Doubles, Tina Cerame 206-242-160 608, Marge Thorp 599, Jon Shosren 590, Elmo Smerzmok 560, Barb Cooledge 550, Carol Benedict 547, Peg Martin 544, Mickey Castellono 542, Ju-niata Stoesser 535, Gen McCarthy 525. EMPIRE LANES: Satellite League, Si-mone Klein 554. Xerox Women, Pctrlria Parrotta 534.

Webster Ridgemen, Jerry Britton 629. j. B. LAWES: Rochester Ceiling Mixed Doubles, Millie Ignizio 626 I Julie Basso 549, Florence Hyde 543, Norn Worroker 535, Jo Ehrhordt 530, Gloria Mosher 527, Joan Reardon 530, Marge hung up a 665 at Gates Bowl in the Murray Classic. Second Sauod 200-211-237-648 def.

Weiner Goodman Lou's, Roberts 2 (ScVrk. n. P'r-r-fi 14:38. 4. Minnesota, MrMahon 1 (McDon can reach it at Chicago.

In background is Chicago goalie Denis DeJordy, who should have been there in the first place. (AP) IT'S MINE Pat Stapleton (12) of the biack nawks gets set to glove a loose puck before Montreal's Bobby Rousseau 532, 3-0. Penalties Hucul Out at Clover Lanes, Gordie Goodman blasted a 648 in the second squad of the Western New York Individual Classic and earned a spot in the Na- Zurich 6J aet. xrr, Monfredo 633 def. Bonoccl 540, J'i-Vj.

Koch 625 def. Plakon 564, 3-0 Paloiii 546 def. LaRocca 503, 3-0. Hording 563 def. 5warti 514, 2-1.

Abbondamieri 558 det. DiSalvo 530, Z-l laid. Cullen) 16:53. Tavlor 18 03. Shots on goal by: St.

Louis Minnesota I Attendance 7.594. 6 10 12 7 7-26 Malt Snell Back With AFL Jets NEW YORK (AP) Matt Snell, the New York Jets full- Little Enthusiasm Here Penguins, Flyers Deadlock at 1-1 Kings Edge Slumping Hershey, 2-1 PTTTCRT TP fill (API Ah Indiana, N.C. State Due for Downfall By WILL GRIMSLEY, Associated Press Writer NEW YORK Four big unbeaten football teams, sitting on a ledge. Two fell off and then there were two. back who has been out of action DonaId batted in a rebound with with a damaged knee for two 4:52 to play, giving the Pitts-months, worked out with the burgh Penguins a 1-1 tie with American Football League team tne Philadelphia Flyers in their t.L! 1 Tt Brunswick Mar kefs Automatic Scorer Rochester "bowline proprietors responded with little enthu vesterdav and renorted no ill iauonai nocKey league game II V.

V. Pa Bernorr 527. North American Tour Set by Russ leers NEW YORK Russia's national hockey team will play at least 10 games on a North American tour, including participation in the Walter A. Brown Tournament in Colorado Springs, Dec. 26-31.

The Soviets will open the tour against the U.S. national team in Duluth, Dec. 17. They will also play in Minneapolis, Spokane, and several cities in Canada. ilast niht Jimmy Anderson's 15-foot back- Come-uppance comes up this week for Indiana and North Carolina State, leaving Southern Cal and Wyoming the only major elevens with unsullied records.

Alabama gets a tiger by MCDonaias goal on Andy hand shot in the waning min-Bathgate's deflected shot cli- utes gave the Springfield Kings siasm to the announcement yesterday by the Brunswick Corporation that it had completed research and construction of a new maxed a Pittsburgh power play on which Flyer goalie Bernie the tail and the Trojan giant slays a giant-killer. Last week: 46-13, .779. Sea- automatic scorer for the game and it wouia oe avauaDie icr in Parent had already turned aside went a 2-1 American Hockey League victory over the slumping Her-shey Bears here last night. The Kings, in winning their fourth straight, strengthened 1L' 1. .1 I i .1 13: Warren McVea? He thataway, so they say.

son: 358-122, .746. Tomorrow Night six shots. frame on a scoresheet and, at effects. "It felt good," said Snell, who hopes to return to action Sunday when the Jets play Buffalo at Shea Stadium. The Jets lost running back Emerson Boozer with torn ligaments in his right knee last Sunday.

Boozer was leading the AFL in scoring with 78 points on 13 touchdowns when he was Penalties McCol- First Derlod None, lum Blockburn 16:21. The others: EAST Utah 24, Army 20; Syracuse 24, Hoiy Cross Yale 33, Pennsylvania Van imoe ineir noia on iirst piace in tne Miami (Fla.) 21, Georgia Tech 14: Physically, Miami is the best team in the South, too Eastern Division. Harvard 18, Princeton 12; Cornell 28, Brown Dartmouth 20. Columbia Rutgers 14, Massachusetts Buffalo 23, Villanova 20; Boston College 19, VMI 16; Colgate 14, Bucknell 7. strong for the imaginative Second Derlod 1, Philadelphia.

Suther. land 4 (Anaorti) 4:10. Penalties Watson Konik Van Imoe Strotton 19:14. Third period 2, Pittsburgh. McDonald 4 (Bathgate, Soeer) 15:08.

Penalty Van Imoe 13:21. Shots on goal bv: Pittsburgh 7 18 174? 15 18 8-34 Attendance 4719. MIDW5ST-Nebraska 18, Oklahoma stallation in mid-summer, 1968. "At $3,000 per lane, it simply is too much money," said one proprietor, who preferred not to be named. "It is possible that some proprietor in the area might take a gamble, but I doubt it very much," he said.

Brunswick, according to its bowling division president, Milton Rudo, has been working on the electronic scorer for more than 10 years. It received the American Bowling Congress' seal of approval last August. Techs. Saturday FIRST PERIOD 1, Hershey, DeJordy (DeBody) 14:36. Penalties Cole Gilbert Pooiel Keller Mahonev Pooiel DeJordy Johnston 1913.

SECOND PERIOD 2, Springfield. Robinson (Foley, Pooiel) 1:39. Penalties Stankiewlci Anderson Locas 15:46. Comets Rout Jersey leers, 10-1 UTICA lT) The unbeaten the same time, projects it to a large overhead screen above the foul line. There are provisions for entering a team handicap, for fouls, error correction, late-arriving bowlers and provisional balls.

The automatic scorer is expected to bring new speed to the sport and eliminate inaccuracies. Robert Reynolds, a West Coast electronics calculator ex Southern California 28, Ore gon State 12: If O. J. is O.K., it's a quick K.O. for O.S.U.

Otherwise, it takes longer. Michigan State 17, Indiana 14: THIRD PERIOD 3, Springfield. Anderson (Cote, Smith) 16:55. Penalties PodI DeBrody 9:53. Soves: Caron 12 11-32 Clinton Comets scored seven Beahon goals in the final period in trouncing the Jersey Devils, State 14; Missouri 10, Kansas State Michigan 20, Illinois 13; Ohio State 24, Wisconsin Northwestern 15, Igwo Colorado 19, Kansas Tulsa 19, Wake Forest 14; Toledo 23.

Northern Illinois 18: Dovton 9. Miami, Ohio, Ohio U. 14. Bowling Green Kent State 20, Marshall 7. SOUTH Auburn 20, MississiDal State Clemson 19, Maryland Duke 21, Novy 19; Florida State 23, Virginia Tech 14; Georgia 19, Florida Vonderbilt 14, Kemucky William 8, Marv 23.

Wet Virginia 14; Virginia 20, North Carolina 15; Louisville 18, Cincinnati 10; Richmond 15, The Citadel 7. 'OUTHWFST Texas 22, Bavlor 13; Rice 18, Arkansas 14; Texas Tech 25, Christian North Texas State 21, Wichita State 0. FAR WEST Stanford 20. Oregon California 15, San Jose Slate 13; Brigham 10-1, in an Eastern Hockey The scorer is a digital com League game played at the Utica Auditorium, puter linked to a detection system in the automatic pin-setter. In a fraction of a second it registers the pinfall after each Jack Kane scored three goals pert, conceived the idea of the automatic scorer in the mid-1940's.

Since then, he has worked, with Brunswick technicians, on perfecting the for Clinton and Bill Bannerman Young 19, Arizona 14; Washington State added two goals and three 15, Idaho Co orado State 20, Texas (El ball is rolled. It calculates and prints the score frame by Peso) 16; Utah State 14, Montana Pacific 21, Fresno State 14. It's been a spartan life for the Spartans, who grit their teeth and win one for Duffy. Penn State 20, North Carolina State 18: The Pennsylvanians have dug a few more ditches, should be cantankerous at home. Purdue 18, Minnesota 14: The Gophers go for broke in their title bid, but you can't poop, poop Purdue or Leroy Keyes.

Tennessee 28, Tulane 6: The Vols should get off the mark quickly and then open the gates of mercy. Louisiana State 10, Alabama Mc FA RUM'S From ID Ed Short of the White Sox and Bing Devine of the Mets are co-chairmen of the committee for baseball rules changes. Both favor and will co-sponsor reduction of the major league limit from 28 to 25 for the first 30 days, and this means a break for the Triple-A clubs. "It's unfair to the three extra men, for one thing," says Devine, the former Rochester gee-em. "You're wasting three men on the big league bench.

You're depriving the minor league club of their services. And when they do get sent out, they end another week or so of intensive work in order to get rid of the bench rust they've acquired while helping no one. Furthermore, you can almost bet this pushes the player toward a bad season. A bad start is almost a certainty." Footballers, like hockey players, are traditional steak eaters. Remi Prudhomme, defensive end of the Buffalo Bills, eats his Henderson 12 12 1438 Attendance 3,077 Bullets Over Royals By The Associated Press Little Johnny Egan, smallest player in the National Basketball Association, sparked the Baltimore Bullets to a 122-100 victory over the Cincinnati Royals last night.

Detroit used the hot shooting of Dave Bing and Terry Dis-chinger to halt the New York Knickerbockers four-game winning streak, 110-108. The Philadelphia 76ers met San Diego on the West Coast. Egan scored 26 points, 17 in the final period to snap a six-game losing streak for the Bullets. Cincinnati played without the services of Oscar Robertson. Dischinger and Bing each scored nine points in Detroit's come-from-behind streak in the fourth period.

8: What happens when a Bear steaks raw. Not rare. Not flash heated. But raw. Blue, cold raw gets a Tiger by the tail? in this case, the Bear must grin and bear it.

Notre Dame 33, Pittsburgh 12: According to his publicity office, Remi got into the habit The Irish don't need to get dander up for this one, but Pitt wnen ne was in college. "As a sophomore, they made my steaks too well done, no matter how I ordered them. Finally I started telling waiters to take the steak and put it on the plate raw. No fire! Raw! That way you can't overdo it. The only trouble now is that nobody wants to eat with me." alwavs plays this game well.

I it UCLA 19, Washington 15: The All Starts Bruins could make the mistake of looking ahead to the next Red Smith week's date with USC. Wyoming 22, New Mexico 7: Let's assume the Cowboys aren't superstitious. This would be No. 13 straight. Oklahoma 25, Iowa State 7: a Look BALTIMORE From ID In the spring racing moved across the Jordan River to Amman, the capital, so Dead Sea Downs was idle when the war came.

Now that Israel occupies this west bank territory, neither the horses nor the horseplayers are welcome back. CINCINNATI a i ne aooners uau jusi as suuu 10 8 11 2D Foan ii get this game out of the way i without incident three toughies 5 3 3 13 -hporl At its peak, Dead Sea Downs must have been something, but: 4 1-2 8 4 4 20 Monroe 6 11 13 Ohl 3 2-2 8 Johnson 4 4-5 12 Scott 1 3-4 5 Ellis 1 2-2 4 Manning 2 00 4 Marin 2 2-2 6 McKzle 0 0-0 0 Halrstn Lucas Drkinq Rodgers Smith ChooDl Love Fox r-rnv Dwide Totals Cincinnati 3 00 0 2-2 1 0-0 50 22-25 122 37 26-33 100 Totals 17 22 3 2 29100 Houston 22, Memphis State AAU Cross Country At Chicago, Nov. 25 NEW YORK IAI The 1967 national AAU senior cross-country championships will be held 27 24 36 35-122 Baltimore 22. Ba'limore Fouled out None. Total fouls Cincinnati 21 Attendance 2,649.

DETROIT NEW YORK 10 4-7 24 it i 9 1-2 19 Bins ur enjoyment of a new McFarlin sport coat be-gins with knowledge 2-4 is in tnicago iov. 20. 1 00 The run, a little 34 -9 ii more tnan s'x miles, will be 2 11 staged over the Windy City's 3 5-7 11 DBsre 3 2-3 8 Discher 0 00 0 Mies 1 3 5 5 Poison 1 1 Mrowder 1 0 Tresvont 1 2-2 4 VAN? 10 8 '3 28 Walker 5 8-9 18 6 2 3 14 Bornett Bellamy Bryant Crw'ord Frqrer Jackson Johnson Komives Rer-d Russll VArie Totolt Washington Park course. 10 tne not much like Saratoga when the games were running at Can-field's or Riley's or Piping Rock. A player who tapped out at the track could repair to the Dead Sea Hotel on the lake shore where Sharif Ben Nasser provided an opportunity to recoup at baccarat or roulette.

Uncle Ben BEN NASSER. UNCLE OF KING HUSSEIN AND FORMER-ly Jordan's prime minister, is an Arabic version of James Cox Brady, president of the New York Racing Association, and Ogden Phipps, chairman of the Jockey Club. His huge racing string is the Middle Eastern equivalent of the Phipps family's Wheatley Stable, and last month, when the Shah of Iran threw a coronation for himself, Sharif sent his gaudiest steeds to dress up the show. Ben Nasser is a tycoon of many parts, though some of his most profitable enterprises might not appeal to the Messrs. Cox and Phipps.

His Dead Sea Hotel was an embarrassment to the ting because things went on there which might be all right in other seashore resorts like Sodom or Atlantic City but, in the opinion of local Bedouins, tended to give this neighborhood a bad name. Twenty-one centuries ago this land was occupied by the Es- 38 32-46 108 Totals 43 24-35 110 winner will go the right to rcp- inai you looK your very best. Then follows the pleasure of perfect fit and comfort and sea- New York 28 35 2i 24-108 1 resent the U.S. in the annual 3'-' i New Year's Eve distance run Total Fouls-Nw York 30, Detroit 32. Attendance 6051.

Sao Paulo in Brazil Scores and Standings son after season of lepcndable service, rour choice of checks your pick of plaids. From ID Pro Football rom 399S Dallas at New Orleans. Detroit at Minnesota. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Los Angeles.

Pittsburgh at St. Louis. San Francisco at Washington. Cleveland vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee.

sene Sect, an extraordinarily strict religious body, some of: whose Puritanism seems to have survived. At any rate, Uncle1 Ben's casino finally was shut down, ostensibly because of illegal gambling, which was the least of its pleasures. NATIONAL LEAGUE Standings Eastern Conference Century Division Pet Pts Op St. Louis 5 3 0 .625 234 189 Cleveland 5 3 0 .625 203 137 New York 4 4 0 .500 232 250 Pittsburgh 2 6 0 .250 162 191 Capitol Division Add to the pleasure with i penecuy Harmonizing The Fountalnhead I. A WAY IT'S TOO BAD THAT THERE'S NO RACING here now for this is where it all started.

There is a legend that when Mohammed was wheeling and dealing, he turned loose a lar gc se- Mui is irom our lection. $16.95 Pet Pts Op! Dallas 6 2 0 .750 178 146 1 nera ot norses on tne desert within sight of water. As they raced Phila'lphia 4 to drink, a trumpeter sounded recall. Most of the steeds ran on Washington 2 4 0 .500 199 214 4 2 .333 188 188; New Orl'ns 1 7 0 .125 115 205' SPORTSWEAR AMERICAN LEAGUE Standings Eastern Conference Pet Pts Op New York 5 2 1 .714 220 172 Houston 4 3 1 .571 122 115 Boston 3 5 1 .375 192 215 Buffalo 3 5 0 .375 115 160 Miami 1 6 0 .143 79 222 Western Conference Pet Pts Op Oakland 7 1 0 .875 267 116 San Diego 5 1 1 .833 202 168 Kansas C'y 5 3 0 .625 255 139 Denver 1 8 0 .111 140 283 Sunday's Games Buffalo at New York. Houston at Denver.

Kansas City at Boston. Miami at San Diego. 3 Mc FARLIN'S out tnose tnat wheeled back obedience became the foundation stock for Mohammed's breeding operation. That's how the expression, "improvement of the breed," began, but of course horses had been used for cavalry earlier. In the Maccabean War about 170 B.C., Lydias led a force of 100,000 foot soldiers, 20,000 horses, and 32 elephants to subdue the Jews.

The campaign was bad for Eleazar, brother of Lydias. He got hit on the head with a falling elephant and snuffed it. As history goes in these parts, all this is modern. Archaeologists have established there were people here in the Mesolithic Era, at least 10,000 years ago, and everybody knows that where you have people you have horseplayers, except maybe in Apple-ton, Wis. Not even Max Hirsch goes back that far.

Copyright 1067 Western Conference Central Division Pet Pts Op Green Bay 5 2 1 .714 176 111 Detroit 3 4 1 .429 178 143 Chicago 3 5 0 .375 101 143 Minnesota 2 5 1 .286 132 189 Coastal Division Pet Pts Op Baltimore 6 0 2 1.000 205 114 Los Ang'es 5 1 2 .833 222 132 S. Fran'co 5 3 0 .625 164 195 Atlanta 1 6 1 .143 96 238 Sunday's Games Baltimore at Atlanta. Coll ege DOWMOUN SOCCER 193 K. GREECE TOWNE MALL-2211 Ridge Rd. W.

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