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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1937 13 Phil Dalys Tie Neptune City Again for Firemen's Pin Loop Lead SPORTS Asbury Park Swimmers Bow to Kearny, 41 to 25 Scores Climb In ABC Series Anderson Wins In Two Events Raiders, Big Five Collide In "Rubber" Game Tonight Semi-Pro Court Rivals Clash in Deciding Game of Series at Sunset Avenue Gym McGowan Slated to Play With City Quintet. III 143k til A lilt Bishop Captain Gives Shore Mermen Only Firsts in Meet (Special to The Press) KEARNY Asbury Park high school's swimming squad, handicapped by the virtual loss of two star performers, lost to Kearny high's powerful tank team here last night. The score was 41 to 25. Asbury Park was able to win only two firsts on the seven-event program. Both victories were scored by Capt.

Dave Anderson, brilliant captain, who sped home to victory in the 40 and 100-yard free styles. Anderson took the shorter sprint In 20.5, and the century in 1:02. Asbury Park's Big Five will find itself definitely ''on the spot" at the Asbury Park high school gymnasium tonight. Smashed out of the Scarlet Raider tournament Thursday night in an upset reversal at the hands of the Asbury Owls, the Big Five will have virtually its final chance to capture a share of the seashore's 1937 basketball laurels when Undershcriff Paul Kiernan sends his veteran charges into action against the Scarlet Raiders In the deciding clash of an annual three-game series. The feature tussle will start shortly after a preliminary, slated to get underway at 7:30, is completed.

The opener will pit the Neptune City Tigers against the Keansburg Trojans for the Blue circuit title of the Monmouth County Conference. Johnny McGowan, Asbury Park high school's all-state star, will probably hold down a forward post for the Big Five and the sundy-haired sharpshooter's presence may give the city quintet a psychological edge on the Sunset avenue floor. McGowan has sein three years of scholastic service on the Blue Bishops' court and placed in familiar surroundings, may come thru with a field goal at a crucial stage of the game. Yande If'eghe Lowers 4 World Tank Marks That "crucial stages'' will arise l.i doubted by few followers of the rival semi-pro machines. The Raiders and Big Five have produced one o( the shore area's hottest basketball feuds, and every encounter between the aggregations has fashioned fireworks.

This year, the Ocean Grove passers invaded the home court of the Big Five and scored a 43-41 triumph in a thrilling battle. The second tilt saw the Big Five turn the tables at the Neptune high school gym fort of the Raiders. The score was 47-41. The Asbury Park high school gym was rhoscn as a neutral site for the deciding game but with McGowan. and probably Eddie English, another Bishop regular, in the Big Five's lineup, the city outfit will probably hold an advantage.

The Asbury Park cagers will probably start with McGowan and Francis (Feet) Hendrlckson at the forward sta. (Ions, Eddie Hutchinson at the pivot spot, and Gerald Fisher and Andy DeSarno in the back-court. The Raiders have Indicated that Rav Palala, dangerous set-shot artist, will team up with Bill Behrens at forward, Wes Bradner will take over his usual position at center and that Bart Siciliano and either Leon (Doc) Bruno or Capt, Lou Vltale will play at guard. GRAMMAR SCHOOL CHAMPIONS The Bradley school basketball team of this city, winners of the Monmouth-Ocean league title, is shown here. Front row, left to right, Voorhees Smock, Norman Arms, Frank Iannuzzi, captain; James Coleman; second row: Ralph Bruno, coach; Louis DeSarno, Joseph Pappa, Peter Basilici, George Smock, and Jack Blumenthal, manager.

In rear, at left, is Ira King, principal of the school, and at right Miss Helen Dickman, physical training instructor. Fred Jeck was absent when the picture was taken. (Adams Brown photo) Five Major Changes Are Made in World Bowling Tournament. NEW YORK tyPx-rollowing an old tournament custom, scores are begin nlng to climb the annual American Bowling Congresa Jamboree rounds out Its third week. The theory Is that the brand new al-leys must be "broken In" before any priw-winning scores can be made.

A a result the stronger teams try to have their tournament appearance scheduled as late as possible after the "boosters" have had a chance to re-pa re the boards for good scoring. Five major changes in the standing turned up yesterday in the 17th day of bowling. Only the doubles leader managed to keep their position. Three teams moved In among thj first 10 In the five-man event last night. In the other events Nat Addis of Bayonne, N.

soared into second plact in singles with 663 and Prank Vetter of the same city collected for second in all-events. A flock of Mid-Western stars, including individuals and teams from Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago as well as smaller cities and visitors from Montreal on the north to Baltimore on the south were scheduled to shoot today. The Standing Pastime A. Syracuse, N. 1.04S Bayonne Wheelmen, Bayonne, N.

Hartford Spartans, Hartford, Conn :...3,1 Lansing Pattern Manufacturing. Lansing, Mich 2,14 Marsellus Casket Syracuse, N. 2,911 Individual Event J. Belnsniltli, Syracuse, N. 690 Nat Addis, Bayonne, N.

663 J. Trseclak, Syracuse, N. Y. 662 H. Muenzer, Buffalo, N.

652 D. Mulligan, Buffalo, N. 650 All Event M. De Bridget, New York 580 714 6331,927 F. Vetter, Bayonne, N.

656 600 6181,174 J. Trteciak, Syracuse, N. 625 880 6621,867 D. Di Santo, New York 600 617 6441,861 J. Relnsmlth, Syracuse, N.

846 616 690 1.852 Freehold Wins Over Oakhurst In Two Games Neptune City Loses One Clash to Spring Lake Heights as Branch-ers Score Sweep. One Week of Play Is Left in Circuit Neptune City and the Phil Dalys only surviving squadrons out of a field of 26 marked time at the top of the Shore Firemen's Bowling league today, and prepared to provide the closest finish in the 11-year history of the veteran seashore pin circuit. Dropping a single game to second-division Spring Lake Heights at a "crucial" stage of the championship skirmish, Neptune City toppled back into a tie for first place with the Phil Dalys last night, as the Long Branch keglers augmented their powerful stretch drive with a 3-0 triumph over Spring Lake 2. The result placed all of the pressure on Neptune City's performers who next week In the loop's final round of regular-season warfare must tackle a dangerous Freehold squad. Freehold stamped Itself a serious threat to Neptune City's hopes last night by upsetting Oakhurst in two games and recapturing possession of third position by 19 percentage points.

Eatontown's dethroned rulers took a parting but futile shot at the championship pennant by blanking Bradley 3, and West End, providing a climax to a sentatlonal belated spurt, virtually clinched sixth place with a sweep victory over Deal 2. Wanamassa Wins Three Wanamassa stepped back Into high-scoring form and whipped Eatontown 2 by 3-0, and Spring Lake 1 routed the Ocean Grove Eagles In three tilts to gain a ninth-place deadlock with Sea Girt 1, victorious over Belmar Goodwill in only two contests. Manasquan and Allenhurst rolled out clean-cut triumphs, handing West Bel-mar and cellar-dwelling Sea Girt 3 shutouts, while the remaining battles saw the Belmar Volunteers capture a pair from Sea Girt 2 and West Long Planch turn the tables on Washington of Ocean Grove, 2-1. Spring Lake Heights, 23rd-place contingent, rose up In the third game to rock Neptune City's championship chances. Neptune City won the opening tussle, 823 to 777, captured the second by 905 to 852, but went down to an unexpected reversal in the third as Spring Lake Heights smashed out an 888 to 831 triumph.

Meanwhile, the Phil Dalys who next week will meet Spring Lake Heights received hardly any opposition in its series with Spring Lake 2. Neptune Lists Golf Schedule KEARNY. (fl) Al Vande Weihe. Prinreton universily freshman and member of the I'nited State 1936 Olympic swimming team, addrd today four world Indoor backstroke records to his laurfti. The Palernon youth set a mark of 1:07.8 for 100 meter at Kearny hljth school last night, rutting two and a half seconds off the former records.

His second victory was 1:36.1 in the 150-yard rvent, which clipped oim and one-tenth seconds from the old mark. Officials clocked him at in the 200-meter and at 2:28.9 in the 220-yard ilm. Sports Angles Bill Perkins Honored for Outstanding Work ith Neptune Cagers. Scarlet Fliers to Play 16 Matches Quartet of By ED HILL Veterans Back. E.

R. Holmes, faculty advisor of Nep tune high school's golf team, today re Zubko (Kt; second, Brown (A); third, Wiman (K). Time 1:14.8. 220-yard free style Won by BJorkan (K); second, Don (K); third, Thomas (A). Time 2:38.3.

100-yard back stroke Won by Pat-ton (K); second, Besrh (K); third, Wight (A). Time 1:18. 100-yard free style Won by Anderson (A); second, BJorkan K); third, Norrts (K). Time 1:02. 120-yard medley relay Won by Kearny.

180-yard free style relay Won by Kcamy. leased the Scarlet Fliers' 1937 links schedule, calling for the Red and Black shotmakcrs to perform on 16 UiXlMe4 flit dates. Neptune will open its campaign the second in the history of the school against Point Pleasant at the Asbury Park Golf and Country club on April Asbury Park performed, however, without Charles Hotaling, backstroke and diving ace, and was forced to keep Frank Lyon out of his favorite event, the 220-yard free style, because of heavy cough. No competition was held In diving. A capacity crowd saw the teams In action and watched a number of the nation's leading feminine and masculine aquatic stars perform.

Lenord Zubko, Kearny high school's brilliant captain, closed out his scholastic career In the meet but failed to live up to expectations. 40-yard free style Won by Anderson (A); second, Zubko (K); third, Senior (K). Time 20.5. 100-yard breast stroke Won by 15. On successive dates, the Fliers will meet Rahway, Roselle Park, Long Branch, Princeton and Asbury Park, Other Sport News On Classified Page Red Bank, Linden, Point Pleasant, Ro selle Park, Trenton and Princeton, Red Bank, Runway, Trenton and As bury Park and Long Branch.

AUTO HEEDS The team also will participate in an invitation tournament at Blair academy on May 15, and take part In the annual state tournament at Wcstfleld on May Firemen Scores, Standings 28. Four veterans will return to bolster the links aggregation. They are Mor HAS HALL MANAGER Charles (Hud) Shaney is the new manager of the Trenton Senators in the New York-I'enn Haselmll league. (AP) IBS 163 136 14fi 188 13. 'i 133 III 157 I.aytnn o.

Worth Zelier ris Sincnsky, Joe Siciliano, Lawrence Diglio and Demelre Lepinsky. Newcomers to the squad arc William Boud, Everything for your car lire batt eriesj healers brake relining and complete service may le purchased on our budget plan. Get ear needs now! Pay by the vteek, Felix Petlllo, Phillip Bergen, Warren 731 Hell ITnd (3) Wller lhs mesim Huhn 178 T. Tomaine 171 Uilliona 214 8IIOBE FIHEMF.N'fl BOWLING I.KAGt'E Last Nifthl'i RetiulU Nrptune City 2. Spring Ltko Heights l.

Phil Dalyi Spriim take 2. 0. Frrtlw.ld Oakhurst I. Eitontnwn 3. Bradley 3, 0.

West End 3: Deal 2, 0. Latoruown 2, 0. Km Curl l. Uoodnlll l. Surlng Lake Kailn 0.

Manabquau 3: West Belmar 0. Voluntreri Bra Gilt 3. I. Writ Long Branch 3, Washington l. Independents 2: Deal l.

I. Allenhurst Sea out 3, 0. 177 157 181 187 142 1411 181) mi 18.1 Ridgewny and George Smith. The Schedule April 15, Point Pleasant, home; 19, Rahway. away; 20, Rojrlle Park, away; CLEANING out the sportfolio Bill Perkins, veteran Neptune high school guard, has been honored with a position on the second all-state Group 2 team selected by Paul Horowitz of the Newark Evening News.

Perkins, who stood out for the Scarlet Fliers all season, is paired with Sam Septen, Keyport captain, In the back court. Horowitz placed Johnny McGowan, Asbury Park; Willie Hurst, South Side; Ernie Young, Trenton; Bob Lonergan, Morristown, and George Eck, Emerson, on his first all-high, all-prep team and the same combination, of course, comprised his all-high Group 4 squad an hour before the news of the Hebrews-Icemen game filtered into this office, your correspondent picked the Hebrew club to win the opening Long Branch series game by eight points. The score was 27 to 19, and we're a bit worried about our health Roderick Bennett, another staunch Manasquan fan, says he disagrees with the column In which we said Asbury Park and Bogota had the best cheer leading squads in the state. If Mr. Bennett will look again, he'll discover that those were the words of Al Del Greco, sports editor of the Bergen Evening Record.

Mind your P's and Quotes, Mr. Bennett Maney Horn, former Long Branch athletic star, will play football within a decent driving distance of the shore next fall. Catawba college, where Horn landed on the varsity grid squad last year as a freshman, will play Muhlenberg college at Allentown, on Saturday, Sept. 25 the Monmouth county table tennis association will hold its annual championship tournament at the Garfield-Grant hotel in Long Branch on April 18. Dickson Wit-man, 41 Peters place, Red Bank, is in charge of the entry lists Manager Marshall of the St.

James theater was a kind host to the members of the Asbury Park high school swimming team after their spaghetti dinner the other night the Girls' Athletic association of Neptune high school will stage its eighth annual Red and Black contest at the Lawrence avenue gymnasium the night of April 9. Reserve this date for a really fine evening's entertainment if Red Bank Catholic is permitted to Join the Shore Conference, Lakewood high school will have the required number of circuit games, the Piners having booked one diamond battle with the parochial school nine lots controversy about the selection of referees for the Scarlet Raider tournament games at the Neptune gym on Monday night. Lakewood wants this one, and Red Bank's Phantoms want that. Jimmie Sullivan may wind up' by bringing down an official that nobody ever saw before which might be a good idea in passing out basketball honors, don't forget the Whltesville school, which recently clinched Class A and Class honors in the Neptune township grammar school cage league. The boys went thru the season without dropping a single scheduled circuit game William H.

Somervllle, supervising principal of the Neptune City schools, has nothing but praise for Asbury Park high's 1937 basketball "Chippy Coleman did a great job with his material this year," the ardent sports fan says by the way, Somervllle's plea for volunteers to act as umpires In the grammar school baseball circuit should not go unheeded our Herbie Kamm, who does a grand Job on the bowling column, is criticized principally by the person who suggested he take a few fun-loving pokes at seashore bowlers. Herb started the ribbing with his advisor, and the latter has been boiling ever since Can't take it, huh? New Brunswick anticipates one of its best track and field teams In history, and will be out for Class A honors in the Central Jersey Interscholastlcs this season John Cleaver, now a senior at Mercersburg, tells friends that Ted Meredith's son Is going to be as great a runner as his illustrious parent. He's only 16 years old, but apparently is a grand track prospect Johnny Ipp talks with Walter Reade tomorrow afternoon, for the information of those who like to nut two and two together "Rip" Collins, former mound star of the Belmar BrVves, is hanging In with the Jersey City club If you're looking for something different in entertainment tonight, drop in at the colored Elks' home, Springwood and Ridge avenue, where the Philadelphia Tribune Girls, national colored feminine court champions, tackle the North Jersey All-Stars. The gals play real basketball more later 20. B.I 3 63S 907 23, Long Branch, home; 27, Princeton 208 fJ2 The standing! and Asbury Park, home; 30, Red Bank, away.

May 4, open; 7, Linden, away; 10, Point Pleasant, away, 13, Roselle Park, home; 15, invitation tourney at Blair; lieedwlll (I) Carr 175 (1 Klelnkaul liii Mra.sui 146 Htiauger Murray 181 srhrotder Frosch 204 Schoolboy Leudn (Jolfers WIuDWOOD W-Clarence Harkney, an Atlantic City 18-year-old schoolboy, headed the play today In the eastern state annual invitation golf tournament. Scoring an 83, he won the medal in the qualifying round yesterday. Close at his heels with 84 were Lormaii Kelly of Cape May, Charles P. Doelph of Holling Clreen, James Wllmcth of Penna Gold and James Sitnek of Phll-mont. Hackney's 40-43 card, Including three sixes, was 13 over par.

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Lessen Sa Ins Voire tl PirastotM, Moeulay aver N. H.C. HeJ Newottl 17, Trenton and Princeton, at Prince ton; 18, Red Bank, home; 21, Rahway PC .778 .754 .87 .659 M2 831 943 741 home; 24, Trenton and Asbury Park, Sea Girl 1 (2) home; 25, Long Branch, away; 28, stat 170 174 tourney at Westficld. Herbert 142 Van Winkle 193 Newman 210 Kerr 2.i4 Wilson 223 192 193 FOR EASTER! .444 Neptune City Phil Dalya Freehold Oakhurst Eutonloun 1 West End Wanamassa Sea tiirt 1 Spring Lake 1 Bradley 3 Belmar Volunteers Manasquan L. B.

Independents Goodwill Eagles West Long Branch Katontown 2 Sea Girt 2 Washington Deal 2 Allenhurst Deal 1 Spring Lake Heights West Belmar Spring Laka 3 Sea Girt I West Belmar Cubs .417 Interwoven IB .3111 1.022 Kprlng lake 1 III) 2H3 153 Jolt Cowboys, .3811 .363 3S 31 311 2D 7 2B 28 2i It 24 22 IS II IS 7 HOSE Hurden Com. -II Schock Van Note Newman Chaley .361 169 1 ill 205 182 198 1H3 212 Sparked by Harold (Stumpy) Thorne, diminutive sharp-shooter, and Granville .348 .264 .217 .097 909 909 921 White, Asbury Park high school first Eatlrs Sea Culls Win, 4-1 ATLANTIC cItYIP) The Atlantic City Sea Gulls and the Hershey (Pa.) Bears were deadlocked at 1 to 1 today In the playoff series for the Eastern Amateur Hockey league championship. Scoring three goals, Herb Poster led the dulls to a 4 to 1 victory over the Pennsylvania sextet last night. The teams will meet horc again tonight and In Hershry Monday night. stringer, the West Belmar Cubs whipped the Sea Girt Cowboys 37-25 last night.

140 153 2114 159 142 The Cubs outscored the Cowboys In F.ldrldae 300 Holbrnok 194 Knight 191 Lvnns 132 Sampson 165 (02 333 173 three periods, virtually clinching the verdict In the first half with a 24- The Keores Neptune City (t) Emmons 1JJ Hampton 132 Wendt Drum Conover 1" Jamison I92 Egbert 17S point attack. Thorne scored 15 points for West Bel 165 128 1611 17 170 200 mar and White contributed 12. Mel Wood, Manasquan high school court Welt Belaaar (81 Shlbla 157 Hennelt 136 Burkstresser 139 King 173 Dummy 135 141 13.) 148 184 135 136 135 823 105 (31 H.RJngalls The Dalys, virtually the same combination of pinners who won three straight Firemen's league titles prior to Eatontown's title-winning performance a season ago, took the first game 965 to 698. the second 823 to 783 and the nightcap, 966 to 694. In the scoring department, Sea Girt I walked off with team laurels when it hit 1,022 In its initial game asainst Goodwill.

Deal 1 surprised the statisticians with the second 1,000 game of the night a 1,002 in its final encounter with the Long Branch Independents. The Independents, however, won out easily in the first two tests. Joe Tomaine Hits 255 Joe Tomaine, youthful Phil Daly veteran, eked out the top prize In the individual scoring rivalry with a 255. Johnny Kerr of Sea Girt 1 followed with a 254 and Matt Covert, Wanamas-sa's "300 had a 253. Covert, however, compiled the top three-game score.

The burly Wanamassa ace opened with a 224 and after dropping to 185, reached 253 In the last tilt for a smashing three-game total of 862. Wally Covert, son of the illustrious Matt and another Wanamassa kegler, emulated his father for family honors with a 242, while Anton (Pop) Mat-ovsky, Deal l's dean of old-timers, clubbed out a 222. In all, the Matovsky clan experienced one of its best nights of the season. John Matovsky rolled 202, 214, and 206 for an aggregate of 622, and Joe, youngest member of the troupe, contributed a 220 for his best effort. Eddie Walsh paced the Long Branch Independents to victory with 226, 202 and 205 for a grand mark of 633, while Harry Chafey, erstwhile Firemen's league secretary who does his bowling with Spring Lake 1, had 212, 182 and 235 a three-game score of 619.

Frank Emmons, Neptune City's high-scoring leadoff man, rolled a 232, Wick-ham of Spring Lake Heights tossed in a 827, and Henry Barkalow of Freehold and Ted Wilson, Sea Girt 1 an-chor-kegler, each had a 223, together with Russ Hurden, Spring Lake's bowling police chief, Dan Dillione of West End was well up among the high scorers with 214 and 205, worth of Oakhurst tapped out 201 and 200, George Wood of West Long Branch showed his team how with a 203 and 220 and Sam Peak, another West Long Branch, wound up the night's parade of individual sharpshooters with a 222. star, tallied 12 of the Cowboys' markers The lineups: West Belmar Cubs (37) rid. o. ri a. rt.

Oaring Lake Heigbla II) Traill 190 wickham 13 Brown 143 Newman 1 Pratt 15 182 167 151 163 178 35c (3prs.for$1.00) 50c, 75c and $1. 00 pr. Bhlbla, 1 0 2 white, li Incorporated 740 704 743 Manasquan (3) a. Osborn 167 185 161 Pepper 146 144 18(1 n. Osborn 148 167 169 Pan 182 183 173 Wolt 178 144 156 (17 (23 842 VoBel, 4 0 1 the slim margin of one point, and tonight's battle is expected to be as exciting as the North Jersey tussle.

Baby Selma, Juvenile radio star of Philadelphia, will entertain between the halves. There will be dancing after the game. 777 (53 888 428 Main Street Aabury Park Thorn. 7 1 )5 Stout, 0 0 0 1 S7 Phil llalya (3) Perrl 31 I' 1 Walnwrlght 175 112 nnnett 1 Tribune Girl Five At Shore Tonight Otto Brlggs' Philadelphia Tribune Girls, national feminine basketball champions will meet Inez Patterson's Jersey All-Stars at the colored Elks' home, Springwood and Ridge avenues, tonight. A preliminary game between the Royal Buddies and the Junior Stars will start at 8:15 p.

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