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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS (THE EVENING NEWS), TUESDAY, MARCH 11. 1941 11 Monthly Averages for Shore Firemen's Bowling League Tennis Goes Back to Fans Smith and Nelson Tie in Golf Event BF.LLEA1R. OF) The touring golf professionals are nearing the end of the eolden trail that leads from Raiders Topple Grovers, 34-29 The Scarlet Raiders of Neptune. OKLAHOMA CITY (JP). Okla- Division Division Division Division Division A coast to coast and back again, but homa has given the national indoor Wen Last Average they still have $22,000 to shoot at tennis tournament back to tne tans.

in four more winter tournaments. Officials of the Oklahoma City Tennis club, who lured the tourney from New York city when the army After Horton Smith, Oak Park, 111., veteran, and Byron Nelson, for- W. L. Art. 5 IS t4t S6 SI II (39 17 44 M0S 41 17 133 J9 41 31 10 3 41 893 35 17 SJ 174 SI 33 3 34 170 51 35 14 103 51 34 33 904 SI 37 43 IM) 34 43 151 45 II 50 155 37 IS 51 1393 0 111 4 L.

Ave Unexcelled I 4a 30 137 11 Allenhurst 30 115 35 Bra Bright 45 11 120 14 West Long Branch 1 43 14 137 15 Oakhurst I 19 30 807 45 Sra Otrt I 39 37 711 33 Indeprnoenti I 37 31 785 57 Era Olrt Exempt! 37 33 7813a Unrirrllrd 4 I 38 S3 800 1 Mrnasquan Vol I 35 31 785 5 Brsnchport 39 11 808 28 Bradley Jr 18 31 784 48 Bflmar Vol 1 33 47 780 83 Pair Havrn 1 33 47 753 55 Spring Lake 4 17 41 717 31 OoodwiU 3 11 50 74041 Red Bank 1 53 13 829 83 Frrrhold 3 51 15 840 23 Manasquan 49 2fl StW 23 Avon 3 41 28 798 15 Rrd Bank 1 43 37 775 35 Ocran 1 35 34 773 50 Avon 3 34 35 784 4 West Long Branch 1 34 31 777 41 South Brimsr 34 35 776 29 Ocranport i 34 35 761 5 Wall 30 39 749 31 Spring Lake OoodwiU 39 37 776 63 Unexcelled 3 37 42 777 35 Bra Olrt 3 31 45 743 23 Spring Lake Hrlghli 17 63 717 39 Deal 1 10 58 898 28 holders of third place In the Mon- Phll mouth Ocean County Basketball wt ind league, hung the first defeat of the season on the Grovers A. C. of ohurst Ocean Grove last night, scoring a bJ'voi'i 34-29 victory at the Neptune high oce.nport 1 school court SKMS.V In a preliminary game, the Red Etontwn 1 Raiders took advantage of a first- SSli0irt. half scoring spurt and coasted to a otkhurst' 40-33 triumph over the Neptune u. u.

it.i. Bndlej I L. Avg. Phil Daly I 48 31 804 18 Highlands 1 48 11 162 44 Lmcrott 45 24 716 41 Oakhurst 4 43 37 752 41 Point Pleasant I 41 38 756 33 Bradlry 1 40 36 778 60 Little Stiver I 40 39 743 35 Union 3 39 30 738 13 Harlet 38 II 741 48 Point Pleasant 1 32 34 714 53 Wanamassa I 38 41 723 5 West and 3 28 41 713 30 Fair Haven I 15 44 732 48 Fagles 1 23 46 701 4 West Long Branch I 33 46 664 23 Fair Havrn 4 IS 56 897 6 High Seorrs Tram ill Llncroft 3617 Wa Lt Avtraf Freehold 3 45 34 .3 10 Highland! 1 43 la 29 Fair Haven 1 43 31 asa 41 Little Silver 1 4 2 53 Red Bank 1 43 37 a.si Ilglcs I 40 39 a.SO 41 Avon 1 40 39 49 37 Wanamassa 1 31 33 848 30 Washington 38 33 828 39 Lakewood 35 34 143 14 Spnni Lake I 30 39 831 49 Wanamaua 1 39 37 829 30 OoodwiU 1 17 39 833 7 Union 1 34 43 801 50 Bnelle 33 47 810 5 Deal 1 10 IS 801.11 High Brarea Tram (11 Highlands 1 1944 Team 111 Highlands 1 1057 Individual (3i 8. Blair.

Washington (71 Individual 111 Agnime. Highlands 1 348 Low, Batdorf, Washington 114 play oft" here today for first place in the $3,000 Florida West Coast open tournament, the tour swings to ancient St. Augustine for the national pro-amateur and $3,000 in cash. From there, the trail leads to North Carolina for the $4,000 North athletes, surprised the opening night crowd by announcing bluntly: "If you feel like heckling the players go to it." The 2.000 fans never fully recovered from the shock. There were few vocal oiTerings from the stands.

When Don McNeill, the hometown idol, took the court last nicht and High Scares West Long Branch 11601 West Long Branch 1980. High Srorea Team (Ji Freehold 3 -3654. Team 111 Avon 3-926 Individual 131 O. Pepper. Manasouan H.

Hlfh Seam Tm (I): TJntxctllrd 11.143. Trim ill: Dnexcellrd 11,097. Tram 1S1: Team ill 936 and South open at Pinehurst. the Diruer biiu(j live. lb wm uic xum victory of the season for the Raiders In 21 games.

The Scarlet Raiders had only one Individual 1S1: R. Jacobus, W. L. Branch and L. 636.

Individual (3): J. Tomalno. Phil Daly 1 1828. Individual Average Team ill Llncroft Individual 3 Volmer. West End Individual (li A.

Mllllgan. Btadlry 1 Lew Score LaBau. Fair Haven Individual Averages O. Ave regular in the lineup Bobby Oliver Ave. Individual 111 O.

Prpprr, Manasquan H. 179. and L. and W. Palmer.

Freehold 3. both 251. Low 8, F. Fowler. Ocean 1, 87.

Agnlme 50 W. VanPflt, Octmport I S. 258 266 257 after their lanky center. Bob Mc- individual Laughlin. sprained his ankle in the mi.

Monahan $5,000 Greensboro tourney and the cooiy disposed of voung Jack $5,000 Land of the Sky event at Griggs, Ada. collegian, 6-1. Asheville, N. C. The last stop is at 6-3, there was handclapping for Augusta.

Ga April 3-6 for the Doth players but not a cheer or jeer. 000 Masters' tournament other local lads didn't fare so Ben Hogan. the little Texan play- wen Some of tnose w)10 wcre out. ing out of Purchase. N.

and the cassed blushed as a few young fan. Individual li: J. Patten. Allenhurst-Low: C. Schrordrr.

Goodwill 2. 97. Individual Avrragea O. Ave Individual Averages 50 119 1 Smith VanBrunt Eatontown 3101. Individual Averages 63 182 35 Gunn Nunn Knight Cook Blair Aptrr Ward 180 7 L.

A J. HS 257 347 223 346 226 223 Kelley 55 F. Sacco 50 R. Ormsbee 6.1 V. Sacco 60 W.

Palmer 62 hvraiiT irVfeanl 37 69 66 69 88 45 63 69 65 56 66 60 67 first minute of the game. Anno tney were forced to use a majority of the players who took part in the first game with the Red Raiders, they still had enough to give the scrappy Grovers their first loss in 15 games. 346 235 271 318 311 223 230 213 214 seasons leading money-winner, win in seats offered sug- Tomalno T. Tnmaino O. Mosrr 68 62 66 18 59 63 66 51 ue me ot'tt'tituT in me uirre Mllhgan Mahonry Johnson Kelly Bico While White gestions in voices that could be heard in the next block.

McNeill, the national outdoor Carolina events. Jimmy Demaret. the smiling Texan from Huston, will R. Parker P. Orandlnettt L.

Mccormick A. Vitaliua D. Housen H. Brey J3' Edick 46 215 Devrreaux (Avon li 68 Wymbl R. Tomalno L.

Jordan J. Prrrl 11 A P. B. 6 The Grovers, playing with two stars from Neptune high school's sol defend the Masters' title. Both Wtikins champ who is seeded No.

2 behind 346 146 Emmons 137 Conrow 237 I Sickles 137 M. Morgan 234 p. Scally 224 Dlllione 133 Fry 318 Thorne 32 Swisher 336 R. Hvde 115 8 Morton 325 W. Danley 22 W.

Joslyn 213 B. Dodd 133 e. Cline J. pallrn la J. Tomalno 31' M.

Konnrr 104 w. Brnnrtt 231 E. Howland 66 50 in Hibbrta 66 258 258 356 257 358 224 246 346 344 343 246 253 354 366 353 247 F. Nennlnger s-iayion 83 nd Demarct iassed the defending champion Bobby Riggs. i Fliednrr quilliei, mc yaic wiu uiuai ui Mfaill B.

DrAngrlis 62 Belleair event 317 57 88 51 64 33 64 18 59 60 50 49 25 60 61 56 26 11 66 62 69 69 48 W. Morgan 66 O. Prpprr 60 H. 8hulu 68 J. Murday 41 M.

Basiokas 61 Prlrrson 69 A. Hartnrr 27 TA Furlrv 54 the first two periods and held a 20- c. Schneider H. Mryrr G. Colmorgrn 62 L.

Smith 67 A. Davison 61 A Carprnter Brl 62 36 6 51 80 58 62 68 66 42 81 VanBl unt Davrnpoi Davenport llavrs Davies Vaughan Trtlry Mulli Hatlrrson Wilson 240 w. Brown 55 315 a. Mrnna 39 C. Lre 68 J.

Whalen 67 J. Clrary 19 18 lead at the end of the half. But the Raiders started to click in the third session, wrested the lead from the Grovers and held it to the end of the encounter. Grovers Fade in Third H. E.

H. E. A. R. Walling G.

Prntrrman W. Walrrr R. Btrombrrg; E. Rvan O. Welly O.

Traill A. Thompson 346 Hagrr 245 A. Smith 156 187 203 L. 2flfl H. 55 236 320 369 225 210 211 221 225 Salisbury H.

Hopkins 44 L. Roubin 63 O. llunfee 60 c. withrow 58 H. Browrr 59 L.

Farley .63 E. Munch 21 L. Jacob.son 60 A. Clark The Ocean Grove team went T.y10!' BngKS 65 Robinson 59 Hodrti 48 VanNote 64 Raflerty 41 Boded 54 Sampson 69 Moor 62 Kohlrnbush 63 McOulre 69 E. Phillips '6 ahead, 14-10, at the end of the first 3 8 Mlllrr 355 W.

Canrvarl 60 S. 237 213 214 248 251 224 257 231 255 251 208 222 256 223 223 222 223 194 305 227 311 221 233 213 209 233 213 245 228 20S 202 2IJ 219 217 214 201 1U9 225 233 227 215 207 222 218 211 211 214 201 245 230 319 203 236 222 211 212 111 113 198 2119 203 203 214 212 183 311 232 212 207 201 311 222 192 193 203 Smith and Nelson tied with 54-hole scores of 206. seven under par, yesterday, in a blanket finish. Nelson put together a pair of sub-par 67's for his last two rounds and came up with a birdie three on the home hole to gain a tie with Smith, who had a 67 and 68 for his final two rounds. Leafs and Bruins To Clash Tonight IT 1ty The Assorlatrd rress) There's only one game on the National Hockey league schedule tonight, but it may be the most im- T.

Wilson 57 H. Huhn 59 j. and Kd "Lefty" Brown, Texas municipal titleliolder from Waco, who holds the No. 7 spot, were the only seeded players to perform on opening day. Brown, a sophomore at Baylor universily.

scored a straight-set victory over Gene Morris of Edmond, 6-2, 6-4 Frank Kovacs of Oakland. seeded No. 3. was scheduled to play his first-round match today, as were Riggs and the other seeded stars. The only thing that resembled an upset in the first day's play wat turned in by 17-year-old Randall Clark of Tulsa, central high school, who stopped Myron Greene, Genesee Valley club champion from Rochester, N.

7-5, 6-3. 256 H. Tavlor 62 225 Srhmachtenbergrr 64 L. Pryor 69 366 22S 339 357 256 33S 46 58 61 17 15 69 67 61 45 8. Chadwlck A.

Ross B. Hiuno Rvan J. Schofirld D. l.avtnn W. Tuns quarter, mainly on shots by Ken Smith and Ray Beekman.

But then Oliver found the range of the Raiders and enabled the winners to catch up at 18-18 near the end of the 228 A. VanDrrreer 66 F. Turnrr 69 D. Egbert 66 A. Snuzza 66 D.

Dlllione 36 R. Huhn 57 Wagner 50 R. Jacobus 55 M. Nastaslo 57 O. Kelly 56 C.

Dennis 41 E. Hydr 55 McCormack 24 W. Bchrrns 64 O. Klrinkauf 40 L. Danlrv 55 H.

Young 41 O. Lanr 32 L. Fowlrr 17 C. Phillips 67 E. Walling 68 Corson Just before the half Morns i second period G.

Saunders 69 R. Prarce 48 Katskt 6.1 8 Peak 63 R. RlRgs 34 A Thome 29 Colvard 65 O. Martin 56 R. Woolrv 62 F.

DuBois 40, E. Slocum 63' A. Carrv 62 H. Turner 62 H. Hodman 46 M.

Hampton 67 H. Allen 25 A. Shaw 60 F. Frosch 63 F. O'Brien 60 C.

Robinson 66 A. Oakes 62 P. Bruno 66 H. Hayes 10 Batdorf 58 -Tt'naea, norner connecieu wnn a Aikinson 54 shot under the basket and put the Taylor J. Grovers in front again, 20-18.

319 221 202 208 191 244 210 193 222 211 226 225 224 196 201 312 202 257 258 120 220 234 223 233 223 313 201 219 227 243 214 220 247 207 222 333 205 221 211 223 325 314 234 331 204 214 231 211 lit 19' 204 portant single contest of the season. L. Hrndrlrks 33 184 A. Quarkrnbush 37 O. Brown 58 A.

Eskew 45 Clayton 66 A. Matovsky, jr 69 Morris 15 A. Dale 60 D. Walnvrlght 69 M. Conovrr 69 R.

Hlbbeta 68 T. Orr 19 R. Elgrlm 61 J. Drum 89 T. Mlllrr 62 B.

Farrv 49 R. Taylor 19 T. Bruno 82 F.inara 33 J. l.Rinberlaon 65 C. Wligua 63 (I Shown 35 F.

Thompson, sr 68 Garrllv 20 Patterson 34 B. Egcland 68 P. Kolb 63 M. Mullln 67 Harrrv Walling 66 E. Prsraux 53 .1.

Moorr 63 H. Bladlrr 66 L. Davenport 46 R. Hills 38 P. Marza A.

Dellrtt A. Neylon The Scarlet Raiders outscored their rivals, 10-5, in the third period and took a 28-25 advantage at the start of the fourth quarter. And with Oliver scoring all the points for them in the final session, the winners scored enough to whip the Monmouth Howling Club 306 309 311 313 300 194 196 It's the final regular-season meeting between the Boston Bruins and Toronto Maple Leafs, sole contenders for the league championship, and it may decide the title. In addition this game may go a long way G. Figaro F.

Wrbster Wood Team 1 (1.1621 1K4 8 186.45 184 62 184 5 182 41 182.7 180 51 180 12 179 SI 179 45 179 32 178 35 178 26 178 10 177 45 177 39 177.7 177 1 175 46 175 32 175 28 175 23 175 3 174 41 174.18 174 16 174.3 173 25 172 48 172.32 172 16 172.1 171 48 171.19 171.11 171.2 170.45 170 13 170.7 168 63 169 53 169 32 1698 169.4 169 169 168 43 168 42 168 33 168 19 16834 168.1 167 41 167.38 167.15 167.10 166 44 166.33 166 165 51 165.30 165.11 165.1 164.41 164 25 163 43 163 28 163 28 163 26 163 12 163.12 162 43 162 39 162 37 162.31 162.18 162 13 161 24 161 17 181.2 160 36 160.17 1593 159 158 25 158 1 157 37 157 32 156.18 155,11 154.46 154 13 154.8 153 151 3 150 38 149 15 147.24 147 16 143.13 223 Pres Nrwman 86 86 R. Amendt W. Covert J. Hemphill R. Francis R.

Holbrook M. Morris W. Vannrr R. MacPherson C. Franklin H.

Strudwlck Blaln Russell W. Mllllngton F. Conrow N. MacPherson H. Bennett W.

Delss John Matovsky P. Urbrlls Joe Matovsky 219 b. Mar.zo 231 Ave 302 33 193 13 193 39 193 14 193 89 197 9 191 190 S3 190 21 190 17 189 63 189 32 188 38 188 13 186 68 186 53 186 44 188 41 186 43 186 1 185 46 185 41 185 31 185 26 184 61 184 51 184 18 184 18 183 24 183.16 183.13 183 14 183 22 183 18 182 10 183 8 181.11 181.1 180.68 180 40 180 S3 180 24 180 26 180 17 179 58 179 46 179 24 178 48 17825 177.37 176 36 176 33 17631 175.4 174.47 174.35 174 32 174 28 174 28 174 IS 174.2 173 14 173 12 173 7 173.6 173 172 26 171.43 171 29 170 22 170 19 169.55 169 39 168.43 168.4 167 29 168 68 166 39 166 2 5 165 7 164 51 162 2 162.3 161.25 161 9 160 41 159 1 152.27 152.14 1476 145 25 131.11 Grovers. 88 55 2i6 toward deciding the winner of the Ahlrrs Ave. 18 50 117 177 1 174 32 174 26 173.14 172 24 172 J2 171 40 171 31 171 50 170 7 169 13 166 44 165 3 164 42 164 37 164 21 164 20 161 35 162 46 162 36 162 26 162.20 163 162 2 161 37 161 36 161 9 160 42 160 32 160 30 160 9 159 51 159 50 159 .17 159 30 159 14 159 6 159 6 159 3 159 3 158 157 49 157 16 157 10 155 41 155.40 155 40 155 23 1S5 20 155 16 154 24 154 17 154 2 153 28 152 42 152 39 153 29 152 27 152 19 153 II 152 7 151 34 151 5 149 35 1411 32 140 26 140 6 1411 .1 149 1 148 36 147 59 147 31 147 146 41 146 14 146 10 146 2 146 145 47 145 18 145 6 113 56 143 7 142 142 19 142 15 139 20 139 5 137 44 137 42 137 5 129 61 127 14 123 2 121 120 21 118 7 117 35 116 5 Oliver scored 15 points for the 311 R.

McOralh 178 54 177 21 176 14 175 29 17S 60 173 9 173 1 17S 3 173 1 173 31 172 20 112 14 111 45 171 5 170 35 170 8 169 22 168 36 167 6 166 59 166 1 165 60 165 35 165 13 165 1 164 43 164 39 163 33 163 18 163 14 163 7 163 4 162 34 162 23 162 16 162 11 161 36 161 25 161 17 160 14 159 28 159 19 158 55 158 43 158 42 156.19 158 15 158 8 161 7 158 3 157.47 157 46 157 28 157 26 156 15 156 7 155 40 155 39 155 5 155 4 154 11 154 7 153 57 153 38 113 32 153 29 143 29 153 26 153 25 153 15 152 13 151 24 151.14 151 6 ISO 43 150.19 14P 9 149 9 148 7 146 23 146 2 146 2 145 16 144 14 144 13 144 3 143 20 143 5 143 1 142 23 142 7 140.S3 140 29 136 20 136 16 134 41 132 3 118. Scarlet Raiders, comine thru witn c. Best 200 313 227 208 214 223 218 Hendrrson 62 62 68 60 60 51 68 62 30 63 55 45 83 62 43 54 64 43 34 54 50 175 57 175 3 114 23 166 17 165 II 165 17 165 164 15 163 1 162 31 163 I 161 11 161 2 160 55 160 45 160 7 156 60 157 66 156 41 166 35 156 19 1.6 II 156 9 156 9 155 27 155 16 155 16 1557 165 5 154 48 154 31 154 28 154 23 153 35 153 11 152 29 152 29 152 25 153 13 151 151 30 160 60 150 44 150 44 150 II 150 150 3 149 57 149 31 149 19 149 10 147 51 147 34 147 29 141.14 141 11 146 36 146 30 145 15 145 13 145 9 145 1 145 3 144 41 144 45 144 13 144 3 141 9 141 3 140 43 140 10 139 49 139 27 139 27 131) 19 13 55 138 2 137 23 137 19 137 13 137 136 40 135 23 134 40 1.34 23 134 7 133 54 133 II 133 132 41 132 14 120 10 126 37 128 21 128 11 125 32 125 31 124 5 123 36 122 23 120 3 117 1 1152 Morris Stein 222 Brace 5(1 63 56 66 64 65 62 44 44 31 66 54 44 56 54 60 56 66 54 68 57 63 22 65 46 31 204 Carpenter Egl Murray Gant Bauer Brown Salmon Isola Whalrn Lvon Cottrell 337 246 227 357 147 347 246 236 135 348 344 365 348 328 167 326 236 335 345 227 334 246 231 227 232 230 333 222 224 336 229 243 237 226 224 220 241 224 204 233 235 348 221 221 261 236 209 313 212 344 315 192 322 E. Chasey Er. Farley Bender C.

Rush A. Donate M. 8icklrs F. Hurley 8. Herbert R.

L. Nevman H. A Chafey K. VanBrunt L. Thompson Ebie b.

ncaizo Ormsbee B. Bmlth L. Norn W. Hooper M. Brhuvlrr M.

SidonifT Bergeron f. O. Gordy D. FiRaro B. Stanton J.

C. Durand E. Thornr Paul Nrwman Estrlow F. Mrvrrs A. Hrimbacher I).

Rnd L. Simone F. Hurlev 242 vola 254 W. MacPherson 237 H. Todd 211 P.

Updike 342 C. Oerblg 214 A. Orassdorf seven field goals and one foul shot. Lou Attardi and Lou Vitale and six each. Beekman and Smith were the leading scorers for the Grovers, getting seven and six points, respectively.

In the first contest, the Red Raiders ran up a 16-4 lead on the Neptune Barbers in the first period and increased it to 28-15 at the half. Vezina trophy, one of the league's most coveted individual awards. Boston's Bruins now have a two-point lead over Toronto. If they win, the Bruins can't get worse than a tie for first place and they'll have three more games in which to pick up one more point and clinch the title. A Toronto victory still would leave the Bruins with a slight advantage, altho the teams would be tied on points, for Toronto will have only two contests after tonight.

185 W. Hiichanon 39 204 R. Walls 55 226 H. Dangler 68 213 Howmd Walling 68 201 .1 Bissev 62 1110 R. Moon 63 195 E.

liner 60 186 .1 Mor.in 69 206 Harry Woolrv 30 203 Sim 51 220 I Parkrr 50 Pi vor 69 224 Nrwman 69 211 VanB'unt 69 308 Saunders 65 213 h. Harvey 63 liimsn 18 201 Frank 64 191 w. BaMcdo 66 205 Tl.ilihrrlc 5H nvoe H. Waltte 1113 220 202 108 210 224 1116 186 203 203 220 203 307 253 191 1R8 202 2112 1H3 181 203 180 1114 Warden 31 205 203 216 237 Bowman 18 C. Brown 40 W.

Rogers Hurden Brnnrtt 62 White 47 Keim 53 Earlev 64 Horner 47 Then they eased up and allowed the h. ptiug 59 J. Folk 55 F. Btlres 13 Hi Denegar 48 H. Aumack 53 R.

Petllt 42 J. Shauger 48 O. Schneider 63 55 "il'pci nil Barbers to outscore them, 18-12, for 108 245 C. 211 200 E. 219 312 L.

195 W. Parkrr 21 Mrlina 38 Hawkins 38 Orlppaldl 141 141 135 Koeltrr 155 133 15J Noronick 143 168 118 131 165 158 Layton 134 171 132 lot 778 678 Team II (t.l'.'ll Tanner 105 226 303 Lsvlon 183 HIS 113 Arduliiio 135 133 110 Frnnrlonl 312 146 157 Dummy 123 126 128 836 822 166 Team III 12.3131 rurle 162 160 177 ('Htnurand 125 115 08 Yoel 159 161 163 Brovtl 187 163 171 Kleler 167 110 161 800 76 774 Team IV (t.3':i Rmiheriter 146 133 138 Valentine 123 311 181 Hmlio 159 153 164 Prsnr. 154 169 159 Wymbs 151 164 12S 735 829 784 Team (t.llllll Bennett 134 161 304 Vllaro 125 117 147 Kemmer 149 135 117 Jeffrey 166 136 175 Dummy 125 125 125 607 874 768 Team VI Bennelt. 186 164 144 Bruhl 156 146 133 Durvea 148 147 303 Hrrhert 178 136 153 Dummy 125 125 125 793 716 758 the next two periods H. Hrllman 59 Nrwman 213 Currlo 28 Taylor 228 Farley 22 Btlres 44 204 203 234 205 210 i Ha 205 234 218 201 307 204 208 214 203 196 198 196 218 160 205 200 210 194 192 210 200 177 116 222 190 176 181 175 206 30 55 38 38 36 ('oiiiHs Defeat Stan The Comets of the Ashury Park high school Intra-mural Basketball Vogt Waltrrs 212 233 Mc'dmty 58 R.

Fields 57 C. Doughty 56 Thorsrn 59 D. Chandlrr 62 8. Fowler 60 N. Andrrson 58 C.

Nrlson 66 C. Mount 64 R. Pirrman 25 V. Ely 32 M. Osborn 57 C.

Wrndt 85 8. Roberts 48 L. Rogers 63 W. VanPelt 69 E. Klrinkauf 61 carr 47 Mlnton 55 204 215 o.

Parkrr 213 8. Anplrgat King Farr 19 60 Hralcv 49 204 A Klrms O. Strarhle 18 63 63 69 43 44 1H2 H. Hrrold 41 Ward Eldrldge Davies White Measure mo league scored a 23-17 victory over jJ the Y. M.

li. A. Stars of Belmar 186 at the Belmar Community center. It was the 10th triuninh of the sea W. Oerklng 63 190 Lakr Matthews Sam Siciliano threw in 14 points for the Red Raiders, scoring six field goals and two fouls, while Attardi and Jim Sullivan chipped in eight each.

Henry Faller and Bill Smith were the scoring threats for the losers, getting 27 points between them. Scarlet Raiders (S4 I OF Pts. 7 1 15 Attardi, 3 0 6 McLaughlin, 0 0 0 Sullivan. 0 1 0 2 Vltale. 3 0 6 8chatow, 1 1 200 W.

Brown 20 49 51 61 24 61 17 62 52 W. Emmons M. Worth L. Ward 191 son for the Comets in and out of the high school circuit. Crammer was the high scorer for the winners, getting seven points on three baskets and a foul shot.

Beck- Krearr O'Connrr Lux Wilgns Coll ConwsV Wvrkoff Herbert West Isoln Hrrkman Krpplrr MrCullough Plrrrr Hausrlett Herirv D. Liming A. Sunimrra H. Fowlrr Navlor W. Ehmann Brv J.

Ryan G. Harmlnla Oumco W. Runvon E. Rtanford J. Ehmann (VnriH 102 107 182 188 118 1911 216 208 50 26 9 33 35 43 44 40 46 52 29 33 61 33 41 16 36 24 24 Glassford Barkalow in 59 62 62 25 7 51 16 18 38 34 15 10 26 12 68 58 49 49 34 48 62 24 56 37 3 62 15 34 189 225 188 195 184 187 194 218 191 220 108 173 206 IR1 182 207 201 212 202 1H5 176 181 1.17 161 158 168 162 164 231 H.

J. Ooodnough A Becker Bohrman W. Martin W. Brash W. Pans A.

Anaslasla Woods C. Drever F. Zeller J. Srhock W. Newhausen I.

VanBrunt Konner T. Lewis West 194 H. Fary 200 H. Pierce 220 P. Chadwlck 211 Franklin 207 B.

MolTett 206 C. Ellenbergrr 204 W. Hrrbrrt 199 L. Allrn MV1 195 L. Hrrbrrt 191 W.

McKelvey 195 C. Huhn 199 E. Clavton 191 J. Bhafto 216 R. Fleltner 208 Elchler 69 53 50 17 66 34 6 68 16 58 31 30 55 11 30 15 us er led the losers with eight.

194 Comets 17:11 217 214 213 316 307 200 174 170 167 A. Hullck J. Richards A. Arms W. Bnden V.

Parro W. VanSlckle. M. Woodrlng A. OShea 67 62 48 25 63 17 H.

Wilkinson DoURlas 43 Thompson 213 i 0 I 1 H. Lake Pis. 3 6 Crammer, I Klull, I Wolvcrton, Shields, Hrulrll, a 49 184 W. Lake 198 174 E. Jrnsrn 26 J.

Finn 6 M. Simpson 11 F. Rogers 29 Rnirs 13 New Jersey Hell League Cosrntino 29 Cooper 12 Conway 47 Miirann 56 HildRr 16 Eslrllr 42 180 172 171 110 119 164 180 171 102 168 168 166 146 131 144 Bell l.as llolmdrl 13) C. Judgr 23 OlfTord 61 Bchrorler 49 J. Hancock 1 Jmiskv 200 189 167 Wp flennls 64 111 Jackson 36 191 Hammond 163 Grovers A.

C. (19) K. Smith, Roterrs. 1 Bflan, 3 2 Hsfrvey, 0 Giles, 0 Whltworth, 1 Catley, 10 Score By Periods Scarlet Raiders 10 8 II Grovers 14 1 1 Referee Attardi. McCarthy Goes Overboard Play of Rizzuto and Priddy Has Him in Ecstacics.

178 135 122 152 208 Morrell M. Nurnillt 45 DrHait 10 Thompson 12 La Hall 37 129 165 165 10 V. H. A. Stars (111 (1 FT Herker, 3 BrrKrr, 1 1 Dcmp.sry.

0 Krevrr. 3 Hernslrln. 1 161 136 198 Red Bank Three-Man Diamond Angerole Fights Last Plight Ahern'i (1) Shlnn 178 614 I.oni Rranrh I. 833 875 (0) 160 143 176 182 429 159 180 111 201 182 217 Poole Thinks Gordon Will Go Well at First Base, Too ST PETERSBURG OT-Joe Mc- short and Tommy Henrich can come (By The Assoelated Press) PITTSBURGH Ken Overlin, 163, Woodward Ill Menzzopane 148 837 Molnsr Rnretiger Lrwls Rrare by Periods 3 8 Bed Raldm (40) 1)8 140 180 118 139 200 136 156 Comets Hiki Ilrfeiee: 153 Clsrk Tap Rouse (i) 101 202 217 149 176 310 wv- Aitoi, UC.3C, riiuuy will Stay on SGC- r.irti7in cause he has handled Babe Ruth and ond. Nope, all I'm worried about cur Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio and now is for Gordon to learn not to Anderson Siciliano, Attardi, Sullivan, McLaughlin, Rosenthal, Schatzow, Vltale, Wcstmcn (Continued from Page 10) games played and have chalked up the most free tosses, 87.

The Democrats are four behind In total points, while the Westmen trail the Raiders by nine fouls. West has the least points scored against it on the defense, 298, the least foul shots, 26, and the least Buck 159 806 Wire Chiefs (01 Srarcla 154 Zellman 156 Miitrlssrv Whllrhurst 188 121 144 Around the Training Camps 630 634 Red Bank Recreation (8) success as manager of the New York Norfolk, middleweight cham-2n, pion in New York and Pennsylvania, i5i outpointed Mose Brown, 16P4, Mc-i! Keesport, (10). M1 CHICAGO Orlando Trotter, 117, Chicago, knocked out Lee Oma, 184, Detroit, (2). 177 CINCINNATI Leo Kodak, 135, 'f Chicago, outpointed Herschel Joiner, "iaa 136, Cincinnati, (12). "Joe DiMaggio ought to be here any minute now.

He must be In a 154 15i 124 167 181 182 140 111 148 158 Neptune Barbers (33) II Pts. 6 3 14 4 0 8 3 2 8 0 0 0 1 0 2 .3 0 8 1 0 3 18 4 40 Pts. .4 3 10 .8 1 17 1 1 4 0 0 0 1 0 2 14 33 4 840 6 1233 158 162 203 So it was little short of amazing hurry, because he got stuck for sprier sit on the bench with him and speeding. Joe was out a lot last Arnona 182 (n? The Assoelated Press) 763 R. CO AVAI.ON, lliil Lee's siege has cost him $2,500 so far.

Rrd Bank I. W. Smith, Faller. Coleman, G. Palala.

Oravatt, ave aooui me two young- year. If he's In there all the way on the field Shortstop this time and one or two of these sters out 138 SAN FRANCISCO Pat Valentino, 484 Lon's Plsseria (8) Curchln, Jr S38 Conover 164 Aschettlno 193 The Chicago Cubs offered him white 152 S00 at first (a cut of Since lira 140 182 130 154 lH1, San Francisco, outpointed field goals, 121. The Cardinals and 304 182 183 Little Silver have the worst defen- 226 Solly Kreiger, 178, former middle then the offer has been sliced to Score by Periods ening up or these two really are Johnson 149 "But watch Priddy and Rizzuto iTT weight champion, New York, 10) Red Raiders 16 12 YJmtuna Barbers 4 11 1 1 sive records, allowing opponents to $10,000 and General Manager Jim something special. As practically hand, th.t ball nh Tthe pri everybody knows, lae Prlce 739 174 162 187 183 151 837 (01 133 130 183 14A 145 NEW YORK Tony Saraullo, an average of SO points a game Referee Attardi. Umpire Horner.

Gallagher says that is the club's mey came up of admission thev came tin Long Rranrh Construction just to see them from Kansas City Burner together this practice WHO WON? PRESS SPORTS PAOE TELLS HOW AND WHY 149 126 lSSi, Philadelphia, outpointed Car mclo Fenoy, 136, Spain, (8). 178 144 133 151 179 Anderson lllbbeils Herbert Wsltt Cardinal Juniors Prevail 44 to 27 1S9 175 192 spring. "If you want to see something pretty, just watch them," he said with Gnmpihintf akin in narAnHnl final and best offer. The Cubs still are trying to peddle Hank Leibcr, lit holdout outfielder, preferably for pitching talent. 'JJ FORT MYERS, Fla.

Right-hand-4 er Dewey Adklns, a 22-year-old Wil- Natives Nutty The ladinf Srorera FerrilgKiaro. Democrat! 62 flelbv. Scarlet Raiders 62 M. Silver. West 44 Maael, Little Silver 46 Small.

Cardinals 43 Applcgste, Democrats 4(1 Aullero. Blck Hswkl 40 Vlgnola, Democrats SO Rodman. Qiillstans 3 Carmvale. (lulntana 37 A be Simon, Only 250 Pounds, rr pBinnle 801 Bell Labs Deal Klenk 219 Jackson 219 181 124 142 174 me muiisj pnae. "look at that Rizzuto.

How y-v jj-. posted margins In every period and can he miss being popuiar. He's i IIIOV I Iflil fMVG scored a decisive 44-27 victory over little but he-s strong ag a bull V4Vt-f MSULllst the Rats A. of Bradlev Beach last rm, tnt hnric, to sonville, boy who won seven 174 137 145 172 224 Lewis 169 No. 15 on Louis9 Hit Parade 84 82 antl lost one tor umanoma Liiy last oerbir season, appears the best of Clove- Tdi 81 oi Froslev.

Little Silver SI 150 172 929 nieht at the Bradley Beach court. and watch him and PririHv hnnriip T.hLs is a i 79 land's rookie fllngers. lie has a fast Pontecorvo ran up 21 points for that ball. aaseDau Commission 77 71 DETROIT, The biggest me tiiiuiiuis, swims "uir. Deauiy 01 is mat I h.lmihi r.i.

UK WHO WON? PRESS SPORTS PAOE TELLS HOW AND WHY arid three foul ho Unks tallied didn't have either one of them I'd tie chin strap on slated to ge No. 15 on Joe Louis' hit uavenport, Brariet Kaiaera an P.iiind. Little Silver 37 P. PragRle. (lingers SI Oliver.

Srnrlet Hnlders SO Onrrubla, Cardinals SO tteSanlis. West 31 DcPreltas. Alack Hawks 30 McOowan, Oullstans 29 Miller, Scarlet Raiders 2.1 (1. Parr, Democrats 27 flchank. Hlark Hawks 2S McLaughlin.

Scarlet Raiders 28 Ml (II 7 87 84 no it i points wnn iuui nciu guaia aim 5uu nave xne same ciud i naa lasi juic planning to Darade three fouls. Dunn led the losers year, and we finished third with the EroJ ovef and see the Brooklyn He ,1 buIkv Abe simon And his M.t i 4i, a i Dodgers tra n. Because whon DuiKy Aoe simon. Ana, nis me American manaoer .1 assures ball, a sinker and his curve is sharp. First Baseman Hal Trosky comments: "There's kid who knows how to pitch." HAVANA Trade talk is still a favorite pastime In the Brooklyn camp especially since President Larry Maci'hail went to Miami.

Babe Phelps hasn't reported yet and with Mickey Owen and Herman loaffllA mnet nf Un nHJ get One lOOk at thp WAV th hrw anH (44) Murray Cardinals Jrs. F. 4L.agwc must ui vnc fcai a 11 Willi 1IU i-ui 4- rirl heronhmita haa CaL alrcttto Vsircito. 7 pitciuug to speaK 01 irom euner uu to 1 3 i Monte Pearson or I.eftv Hnmez bet on the pure sport of baseball. you, Abe is heavier than the Ambling Alp and much stronger.

But some fight experts are wondering if Johnston ever heard of lha nl4 frtftfVmll "iha hiu- Team Scoring Records Offenslea pts "We'll be stronger if even one of that famous skypiece is liable to pop li these new Ditchers comes thru and right off our head. DIBeneaetto, Siciliano, (, 0 Pontecorvo, 9 TJnlts. 4 Wright, 0 Friedman, 1 Ave. 4(1 0 43 2 run ivmlHno well, the latest re- I never saw a greater bunch of They'll bet the family jewels ger they are the harder they fall." port is that MacPhail may be work pi iispi-i is. i nirica nan aozen oi or una peseta, anyway on any-" 44 them with great records in double thing.

They'll start with such sim- They figure Simon is such a big tareet that Louis can't miss when Bats A. C. (27) 40 3 37 4 34 34 3 11 8 pts. A company at Kansas City and New- pie things as the neXt Ditch Or 4an1A V.a ark. They've all got fast balls and whether a man on base will score, chamnionshio here March 21 t.

U.U ,1 1 3 3 Wertz. Andrews, Berber, 4(10 5(11 857 443 3S7 414 S77 348 sen 298 427 400 4111 (100 4SJ XI 1 West A 191 78 Scarlet Raiders 237 87 Belmar Democrats 24ft (11 OllllMSIl A. A. 191! 47 Cardinals 144 49 I.ttt If Silver 178 Aft Black Hawks ISI 78 dingers A. 0 148 82 Drfenslvt Belmar Democrats 137 98 West A.

121 2ft Scarlet Raiders 178 71 Olngrrs A 1S5 90 Black Hawks 177 49 Little Sliver 278 SO Murray Cardinals 200 83 ing on a deal for the big catcher. SARASOTA, Fla. Manager Billy Southworth say. the fact that the St. Louis Cardinals were held to seven run.

and 16 hits in three games with the Yankees doesn't mean a thing. "The punch is there 0 a iiiiv-ii. riom uierp mey go on lo wnether When Louise kavoed Red Burman 1 7 "Who is that playing first base the next batter will take two nri hit 3 Dunn, Let Us Buy Your 1941 LICENSE PLATES EASY TERMS NO FINANCE CHARGE ASK ABOUT OUR PLAN AUTO TIRE EXCHANGE 709 Main Street TEL. ASBURY PARK 6265 2ft 2 29 8 J. Smith, 8 manual nc cuuiu imai r.

utr- lTZtl out, heavyweight champion. Gu. 27 kler 13 32 8 36 4 S7 7 mill a U1UWI1 or wnue llnrs? wit Kit 19 In Pohnn Ural leora by Periods McCarthy bat, or not bat at all. Cimnn Hue in he nevt in Joe's 50 0 i.enpl itenlf A the nl.ivpm 9 11 1844 6 8 827 Cardinals 8 Bats 4 Gordon Once An Acrobat All during the game, bookmakers ficht-a-month program. begin to gain their strength," he "That," said Joe, "is Joe Gordon, run up and down the aisles quoting It is not surprising that Johnston prices, not only on who's going to casts a minority vote in this discus-win, but afco on the color of Larry sion.

He says his "Little Abie" will MacPhail's sports jacket creations, make a bum out of the Bomber. The "pools" are something special. Why? ANAHEIM, Cal. Connie Mack and he is plenty of first baseman thinks the Philadelphia Athletics too. Maybe he's got a few little have three prize rookies in Pete Su- things to learn about playing first, der, Laurence (Crash) Davis and Ed- but it won't take him long not that die Collins, jr.

"I just don't know boy. All he's got to learn is how to said. The Cards seek the punch again today against the Red Sox. ST. PETERSBl'RG, Fla.

Joe McCarthy's experiments with the New York Yankees' infield seem to be working well. Joe Gordon is showing improvement around first base, Kaaky "a Before the game the odds-layers are 1. Louis is slipping. DClo" "'I how they can possibly miss," de- handle his feet, and that's easy for ing slips, each of which 2. Simon has never been knocked him Ha U.

U. BIUU11U BC11 clared the old master. mm. tw ie I a has the name of a diamond position. off his feet.

He is 6 feet 5 and nc uacru iu ue an an uuai about players not beine able to shift Pitcner excepted, printed on it weighs 250. OMX, St These sell for a dime up. The fellow 3. Simon hits harder and takes wav finrrinn La who buys the slip on the player harder punch than anyone Joe Use Our has met. and he ll be as good on first.

I told scor'n8 tne "rst Jun P's the vervhnHv it nr-n th.t Tioniv mat bles at odds of 7 to 1. ff .4111 rireenhprcr urnulri ha a ilicrjr DIU1 OUUUl U11C UllTdMUn mm fielder when thv hiftri him -on, when the New York iants trained II OP 4. (a) Simon ii determined to be the first Jewish heavyweight champion since Dan Mendoza in the late 1700 s. (b) He wants to make enough money to pay off the mortgage on a small synagog near his home. 5.

Simon has the best left hand in the business. Pin Tourney Entries Will Close Saturday Entries for the first annual tournament of the Monmouth County Bowling association will close Saturday at midnight, Harry A. Chafey, tournament secretary, announced today. Chafey said entries were coming in better than expected and urged other teams which expect to participate to delay in submitting applications. The tournament will be staged at Perry's Bowling center.

Long Branch, starting the night of April 5 with a special team event for picked squads. Chafey said that 12 teams had filed for the event and that four other berths are open. The entry fee Is $10 team. The (160 prize fund will be shared by team, and individuals rolling high Prizes valued at more than $600 will be at in the competition, Chafey Entrants In the singles, double, and five-man events will be divided into four classes according to average. For Your ABE SIMON first, and I won't be surprised if here back ln 1937- Pancho Snyder Harry Danning makes the Giants a was caching on third and the Giant good outfielder.

shortstop had just reached second "It gives us a fine, tight infield this safelv in tne first 'ing. The next way, and we still get the benefit of batter bounced a short single to Gordon's hitting. Red Rolfe looks left- 11 looked like the runner might Thompson in February. In a few thousand loosely chosen words Jim making several spectacular stops in yesterday's game with Cincinnati. Phil Kizzuto has reached first eight times in 18 trips to the plate and Gerry Priddy has driven in seven of the team's 19 runs in four games.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. If John Niggeling can keep up the pace, there's a place for him as a starting pitcher with the St. Louis Browns. Despite a mediocre record last year. Manager Fred Haney is jubilant over his form.

He gave only two singles over six innings in an intra-squad game yesterday. TAMPA, FU. The Cincinnati Reds are concentrating on batting practice today and their record of leaving 15 men on base in the game lost to Washington Sunday will make them bear down. They looked better in beating the Yankees yesterday altho it took a homer by Bill Werber to do the trick and nine runners were stranded. The New COVERT TOPCOATS $25.00 Howard L.

BORDEN Clothier, Furnisher and Hatter 704-706 Cookman Avenue Quality Style Valus like his old self at third and Bill havescored from second but Snyder 8. Simon's knockout record is over my asserts that "my little Able" NEW SPRING SUIT OR TOPCOAT BOB IRVING AQENT FOB ADAM HATS 178 Main St. Ashore Park Open Erenlnii Till Dickey appears to have recovered ne'd him at third. The following 80 percent. won eight out of the 10 rounds and his batting form.

I don't suppose batter rolled into double play, re- A short while ago Johnston was the officials left their glasses at Bill ever will be quite the catcher tiring the side without the run. beating the tomtoms for Bob Pastor home. he was but he's still better than The fans, especially those hold- (and he talked loud enough to get Simon's record over the last few most of the others." ing pool tickets on the shortstop, Bob two shots at Joe). Now he mod- years shows victories over Lou Nova, Even the suggestion that Rizzuto got up steam with some simple boo- estly describes Simon as the "white Buddy Baer, Eddie Blunt and Gun-might be lost in the draft soon failed ing. Then they started to come heavyweight champion" with the nar Barlund.

to' dampen the McCarthy optimism, charging down out of the stands, "courage of an R. A. F. pilot and the Anything can happen in a heavy- "What if he is?" he demanded. "I This was new wrinkle for Snyder, persistency of Winston Churchill." weight fight and Johnston may be would still have as good or better but he realized they weren't coming Johnston's chief headache lately right.

At any rate Abe should give infield than I had last season. Either to congratulate him so he lit right has been in trying to explain away Joe as good a workout as most of Gordon or Frankie Crosetti can play out of there. Simon', defeat by unr.nked Jim his other foes..