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COUmm-COST, Camdan, Menday, Octebar 11, 160 19 Camden Hinli Rebounds RCSJ Beats DAN PARKER Broadway Bugle To Whip Colls, 12 to 0 Trenton Catholic Rally Beats Cahiden 'Irish' Wave Wins, 9-6, in List Period; McCarlhv Scores Losers TD Wards off 3 Panther Thread In Last Half to' Win 5th Tilt NEW YORK Floyd Patterson's exhibition tour of Germany flopped like a beached walrus. In Berlin, only 301 paid to see him and at Munster, a cheesy 72 turned out At Munster and Oldenburg the money was refunded and the show cancelled. After Jim Norris' English-bred router, Rocky Royalc, won the Canadian championship race In an International field in which CARTV By JACK ine lomoau nan ai camnen by the Purple Avalanche in the By WALT SCHUMANN Y-niUnlin Mi nU ZnUnnVt! fnnlhill (nam Inrlsv nrnhaMu ago Saturday at Woodbine, pay is remembering a lesson it learned Saturday and which it would aronnoa us nrsi came me season a wi-m Canada wasn't represented, a week i Ll mg eigni na a nan io one, Jims L.J I -ft 4. t. lua.yeia nc iiau iipuvu uu to uei L-i I .1 inai niRni ami scorea ineir nrsi their own rink, In years.

un lib- rt fnr(, n- Trenton Catholic High provided the instruction and lesson byf" alin- ii, lakinc men laning The Hawks, incidentally, could win the Stanley Cup this year Taul got Into a public rhu-Eddie Lopat, the fine pitching'barb at the major league conven- "I jung opportunities the Irish, 9-8, at Farnham Tark. A sparse crowd waved rain, coach who lost out in the recenttion with Harold Cooper, Reneral wnicn stnPPpd Just before kickoff, cold and watched Art Nitti n. i wacK nawK nocKey team wnose, 1 i i I ine nurse, wem in ine rurum victory over lcs canaoiens, on manaRer of the Columbus Interna tional League club. Now Harold is first In line for the Reds' general mananership which Gabe has just Riven up to become general man ager of the Houston National League club. Maybe Gabe had advance word that Harry (Habeas Corpus) Wismer was organizing a syndicate to buy the Reds Lincoln Tlaut, former top man at r.L.i i.

it msn ncnooi npw was mn himj South Jersey Group 4 race when it .1. worn snowea aouny 10 nounre dhi i vim victory over wimnKswoou hik 48th grid contest between the kicked the extra point in the third quarter. However, Atlantic City tied the count when Jim Berg man returned the following kick- olT 82 yards and Saxton booted the point. Heights Rally Overcomes Moorestown sometimes hot, sometimes cold Haddon Heights High School football team ran lukewarm for periodj Saturday af(ernoon Ifinal quarter to singe visiting Moorestown High, 27-13 I 1 Sunshine Park, and one of the best Meanwhile, Collingswood. of the flat racing stewards in(which went under for the fifth America, moved from Hawthorne time after after winning its first which closed recently, to Churchill 'game a week ago, continued its Downs for the fall meeting and! steady improvement, but, like snare fourth quarter TD pass lor lictmiii wmi.ii fia.n-u a 62 Tamflpn Calhnlin advantace.

1 he Irish, put in the hole when the Wave from Trenton tallied a second quarter safety, tallied when Bob McCarthy plunged the final 5 yards of a sustained 50-yard third period march. Trenton Catholic, in boosting its season record to 3-21, found the victory especially sweet. It was the first time the Wave has beaten the Irish since 1957 and only the fourth Trenton success since the teams started meeting regularly tin 1QA For coach Hank Dcighan and J' CaJoUc team th in' in imndm. -J; w' k'. nn St.

Peter's in Soccer Test Rutgers College of South Jersey recorded its first soccer victory of the season Saturday when it came from behind to whip St, jersey uiy, ai niiiiwiujn, scored in the opening quarter when Bill Hopkins booted the initial point, However, Rut mi i in ih sr-mnrt u-hrn ci.u olllllll CUIM AUJilB PB-i'. tallied. jack Dellaven and Jay Brad- i.i.j i.i I- way auueu, wv wv last two periods for the rout. pk''JC Rlitgera riht win n.i LffiL lnnidi right center fnrwrd innd left left win left halfback fiKhi halfback left renter hallhai right fullback goalie (inrdnn, t.lamniarla I'aee r.ianvim Rulsera I 1-4 DtHiven. (inaK Riitgirv Smith, Bava Brartwav.

St. Tetera: Hnpkina. Merchants Bow 21-13, lo Ovcrhrook By ED BARRETT Overbrook Regional High emerged from the losing grid ranks Saturdav afternoon 'as it with a hard earned M-lij victory. 2," Ka risen to score one touchdown and set up another. wcrchamviiie spotted (he vie- tors two scores in the then matched them in the third quarter and was on their way to third when the Rams inter cepted a Merchant pass to set up Overbrook's third and clinching touchdown The Rams drove 69 yards for the first score.

A rouchine the1 kicker penalty at midfield sus- tainea me nnve wnen appeared 3 the Rams had stalled. From there, fullback Harvey Johnson his first of two conversions and a 7-0 Ram loarl i Late in the second period, Heming recovered a Merchant' fumble on the home 13 to set up JteHwJnland ti i advantaen of them in hr-alinr; All-Stars K5-II "You ran take off the helmet. We are not going to play kissing games!" Wood hn rv ir ISOllHCCS r1 1 WOODBURY-After holding; Woodbury High School at bay in the first quarter, Glassboro High weakened in the final three quar A 1 1 I -7 i i ine once-oeaien rurpie ann Saturday wnen puncnea out a in the lattcr's stadium in the two schools. The victory, which was sealed in the first half with a pair of short touchdown plunges by Johnny Tettigrew and Roland Daniels was the fifth in six games for Joe Tapiano's boys and left the door open to the school's best season in several years and also kept alive Its chances in Group 4 circles. Colls Were Trouble rnarh Dpvfr said after the likes to and the Colls were not satisfied over the decision.

The Colls were trouble to thej hwhen score three times. An intercepted pass, one of five pulled down by the Camden defense, put the Avalanche in business earlv in the first period. Jackie Cotton hijacked one of, John Pawlowski's aerials and nmiA A tutccAeclAn nil Vl rt KB aiuum iu.i.um nasi i.i. Four plays later, l'ettigrew rammed center the ast 3 vards for the touchdown. Daniels tried for the extra point with a kick, but sub tackle Ron Heath burst through to block it.

Another Interception Another interception launcned; the second Camden score early in the second quarter. This time. I HI. OUR POLICY If vnu tnn biiv It rUnwhrr for return it and win lthr refund viiiii munAv nr return the difference. oaaflMfiS Is tH35 CGDl: if FLASHLIGHT Jt BATTERIES S.

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60 Value 90 ajnl. aj '1 and toiyl PIIMANENT t.g. 39 Value V9 nl full llianqlh, anta, ruitpranf GENUINE REMCO jj I II difference in the closely tnught for victory in the final game Moos passed to end this I-nsh 'IT iZX II upheaval in the Yankee club, shouldn't have any trouble catching on elsewhere. Eddie couldn't manufacture pitchers but he cer- tainly Improved those under his, tutelage. Mrs.

Regina Fischer of Brooklyn, whose son, Bobby, the U.S. chess champion, was sent to the current World Chess Olympics in Leipzig, East Germany, with only a one-way ticket, Is suing the U.S. Chess Federation for an accounting of funds In Its $50,000 annual budget. Harvey Breit, well-known Broadway playwright, paid Bobby! return-fare as a last-minute emergency measure, to Insure his participation in the World Tournament. Mrs.

Fischer says that neither the U.S. Chess Federation nor the American Chess Foundation has ever provided any funds to help defray Bobby's expenses Some noted London boxing writers have been thrown out of work by the Jeml.se nf three large newspapers recently. L. N. Bailey if the defunct Star and Gerald Walter of the late News-Chrnn-hie are without portfolio but Harold Mayes, soccer and box-big expert for the now deceased Empire News, who has often been here on assignments, still has the northern network of the fcemsley Press to work for.

3lafael Halpern. Israeli wrestler who campaigned here for several years, was picked up by the customs officials at the I-od Airport on a Tel-Aviv plane last August! for having transistor radios and other articles on which there is a-duty, in his luggage Eddie Quinn. the Montreal boxing and wrestling promoter, had a slight stroke recently and lost his speech for several days Frank Gilmer, chairman of the Illinois Athletic Commission, who has announced his retirement from boxing, effective Jan. 1, next may want to read the article, "Death by Knockout," in the current Reader's Digest. The piece was written by James Stewart Gordon whom Gilmer subpoenaed and put on the prill at a Commission of Saturday's same here as dropped a 34-7 decision to the then Roes to the Fair Grounds at New Orleans until March after which it will be back to the Downs for the spring season.

If the year were twice as long, Lincoln could book himself solidly, such are the demands for his honest and expert services. The old Norrls-Jark Solomons ticup came to mind when London press dispatches on the re-rent Alphonse ilallmi Freddie Gilroy bantamweight title bout (European version) revealed that George Parnassus, the Lo Angeles outlet for the old combination's TV promotions, was at ringside to close for Haliml a bout in L.A. with the winner of his Nov. 17 NBA bantamweight title bout between Eder Jofre and F.loy Sanchez. The show goes on.

with new corporate names hut the same old faces The Gillette ABC combination, not TelePrompTer, Is stated miffingly herein, has the TV nrlvlleees for the Full- mer-Rohinson middleweight title hont. If and when It comes off. and If Irving Kahn of the TPT demands satisfaction, I hereby designate the weapons as drum major batons at 40 paces, or Just out of reach of Irvlng's vulnerable circumference In Wllkes-Barre, where Tommr Lonehran received In 1928 for a bout with Pete Latzo, who collected $7,000, the first show of the newly-orean-Ized Wilkes-Barre Boxing Club was attended bv 237 who paid 510 deflated bucks. When Kolman. line i Rruce llenrj'.

road secretary of Iho KfW York Giants. thinks he IS looking in the mirror, and coach nf( Tom Gravense did the job and(ing parade witn two as they rciuriipu a jams mc i an- rnaiKeq up meir mira triumpn naiibarlc Dave J-leming "fninrfi pahm the Bulldogs to a net gain nf 67 'five starts while handing the ternated on carries through the An IB-yard pass from Charley Quakers their fourth reversal in line to the from where Johnson: Jft rnm laccounted when Rich Snead raced Maddox to Ed Harris featured six games. blasted over for the score. John- Brnrtvntn nmthfr. p.nkm.

for Glasslioro's only score late in i me mioii unve ot-iuie jyameiA jjick ioonan and Jim masiciier son uncwi nvpr richt lark for nliiMftnrl aima IflUI Lltll tlVri I1UIIL Ml Klf IIII I drove left guard for 4 yards and the touchdown on a fourth down, Again. Rols kick fof the point; was blocked, with Hal Mangold getting the credit. Camden's Indian Raider defense did a fine job in the first half, but took a back seat to Colls defenders in the second, Norm Dahl, Charles Hallowell and Ron Young Were a few Of the boys who held Camden's the second Ram score. With Moos T.7"!.n" lW passing tO Hansen from the 10Tnn'hdnwn Trenlnn ralhnllc. attempts ailed by mistakes and 'PcnaItiotR' Irish made the mnr frequent errors which helped out weigh a definite Camden statist! cal advantage.

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cent- Jr Nittt.l rii 1 6lh Soccer Till NKSHAMINY FALLS, 1. Si IV UIIIA QU II 111 ll 11 J'l vision of a I me unupo j9nia nl nnnncvlirann hnra Vim. yt.niiiH ii nun- day when it downed German-Hun garian Club, 41, for its Sixth straight victory. Tete Fearn, Di n-io i i-nni, run nine ami Klaus Gehlert scored first half gOal.S While SergiO Tobia tallied in the second half as Germania retained a tight grip on first place IFRMAN HUNGARIAN CKRMANIA ('earn Mimin Tohia Flakei Carroll1 Vatret Krat henku cenierhalf AnHrmlr vxaht htf Ath r.iMk.lii. r.rhlert cath.

umjters im'm i Viii11 I rAM amour. MrunnT. for Jne tOUChOOWn. PAT Tritnn Cathnlir. NHII (kirk).

Merchantville unleashed a Punn. Thundering Herd. The defensive demons of Wood bury repeated a performance of the previous week as they held the came. The dampened pigskin and soggy ground proved no obstacle to the trigger, arm of Mike Hemming and the lightning Herd backfield. Flemming consistently found glue-fingered Charlie Wing on the receiving end nf his passes, one coming lale in the second quarter for a 25-yard score.

Ed Rrubacker kept the ground attack going by scoring in the two middle periods from inside the 5. An 8-yard run by Rill Vox and a 75-yard kickoff return by Harry jTimmons concluflod the scoring Two rushes bv Rruce Suilcr. one accounted for the extra points. fii.Assp.ono Shfllfnheraer Knlk. 7n An- derann.

MrCullrv. While (JarnaiiM Tarklea Kmhemhrnlrh, Ilnhltiann, Tale. nilaiirentu ronnnllv. Shellenhener. Smwe.

Gravea. Smeareakr. Snnw. rmmlef. Mnnre Relrh- Harvey, Allen.

wnnnntnr Fnda Winf DeMart Bendl. tent single wing attack in the third quarter with Dave GillcstfeAJPI'Iliailia aKCS 'ground attack to 21 yards in the finai naif (the Avalanche got 33 meeting after his article. irlt Giants, meeis BONDED BRAKE SHOES nHiomrrrn t.va m0re in the air). camokn rni.us Flrat the series between the schools when it posted a a score in the' inira period to assume a 13 7 edge. However, the Garneleers racked up 20 points in less than four.

when the final session began. In fact, when Fred Tege-Ier grabbed a fumble out of the air and amhled 3S yards for a touchdown there was still on the clock. Tegeler led the Heighlers scor- tallied the other 6 pointers for the victors while Ted Marshall and Lew Wilson Moorestown. hit paydirt for Moorestown outgained Heighters on the ground, 196 to 167, but the homesters air game helped turn the tide after an early Moorestown assault made things pretty, bleak for Heights, Mnnnrs-rnuM jftft.M'n',: jeair. wnroii.

ciark. Kor. Humea. Mancint Hocking, Kinsey. I Larkworthr.

HAnnoN heights Tegeler. Drirh. Hflmitan. iOiiarda Wnnd Ahhett, Centera-Miimer, Rraun. IflRarka Manteller.

Cnlllna. Hardy, pi.it Mnnreatnn-n 7 ft 11 Hadrtnn Heighla ,0 7 0 27 Tmirhdnwns Marahall, Wilnn. Nnnnan. Teaeler MaOeller. PATa Kinsley (Placement), Hard 1 fplarementii, iierann.

Nnnnan. rirrrt. Grid Crown Won By Palmyra Pals PALMYRA Palmyra Tals clinched the 105 pound division Football ii.e hre SundaJ nmisis, iw, ior weir sixm straight victory. Jim McQuaide ran 1(5 yards for a first period TD and Rob Green-hough tallied in the second period on a 17-yard run as the Tals woun(J UP their regular season unbeaten, ine I'als also picked up a safety in the final quarter. Chord's DRY HANDLING AUTOFLOV7 COPYING MACHINE VUR'HOIlkV I'M') Boxing," appeared in the Digest The meeting was rigged to embarrass Gordon with Bernie Click- at I 'Va i ry mm nUl tn fttt 1m jiiaii, a yiiuof," iimii ioaKi "'M.

pam 44 anaiiev. Vt. C.nM Hush. ta Tartiea Kennerfr. McGlnnla.

Kendri. Patiea. I'nm Int Rv iver. OR 20,000 MILES Vice Versa The granting OdVanH Gained, rn CHIV, UO-'IH 5 volved in ine wew YorK bearing the brunt of the work on blasts oil tackle. However, both scores were on passes by quarterback Dave Mil- by.

The first was a 29-yard fourth rinwn srrppn nan in Dan IlnfTnnrl wniin was iniinwrti nv iiarry Renwick's conversion kick. A 5.1-yard Milby pass-run play to Gillespie accounted for the next Merchant score as they drew near at 14-13. MKRCBANTVII.I.K Mda rtaidone. Bleaami, Benwlrk, Ma vica. Sehtnn.

Olann Tarklea MrKnett. Clhann Antnn, Wllann Ouarria Zlealer, Walter retire. Centera Powell. Rendfrer, Barka MHhy. Wvatt.

Hnffner. Cllle.ple PUM. a 98 ich. aa i liocKV ana is now a Jury probe of the Akins-Logart; ranchises has been the greatest bout at Madison Square Gardenhnn" fVpr, ,0 the Ancient Order in March, 1958, which touched offnf Unfmployed Managers, Gen-the boxing scandal, accorded free pral Managers, Scouts. Coaches.

rein to abuse Gordon. As a box-K Inc ing commission chairman. Gilmer nb-seekers converge on Iiuisville was about as impartial where his1 December for the winter major idol. Jim Norris, the boxins mwtjiw. it will lor like was concerned as Frankie "ppk J' mmsef semi-pro manager who developed Set 4 thaei far 1 whull, dent ,1 Plerhoplea, Bellinn, Ttnerker.

MrlntyreJ Humel left in Wick. left Inaide OVKRRROOK Kohljnakr renter fnrnan! Fnda Mitchell, Karlien. Kelrin. Read Heuer nahl Inside Tarklea Cniher, Mumie. Cnnrfay, Hailer.l Hlldobrand riaht iwi Srhiiler.

Piihiran IV Knhlvnske left half Chuck Klausing. Rutgers" neWscout for the Pittsburgh rirates.c,rn '5 freshman coach ran up the re-, a trying to organize a "ml-prow markahlp rprnrrl nf 83 rtnnrs ilramiiv In orptprl nrrsons can, er' v. Ciiarda (iondwill, Cook. let. Hallen.l Centera Kaolf.

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iiiiiMii" nwii ni jr. nunc n-ii'm The mortality rate amon? mainrj'jfjai Holds Iaaitiia rAqnnf rlittf fall 4rlA sen II lien null iwu ut'ifdia iiiiii.ti ing high school teams in ritcairn nnrl Hi-firlnf Pa Hie Tnnmu nf Braddock were undefeated in six years, winning 55 in a row, to Kd Lonat, the casualties inclune which streak 8 more were added Don Ifeffner and Walker Cooper at Pitcairn JOHN K- Thejof the A's Ellis Clary of the Spna-Indians took the series with the tors. Del Raker of the Red Sox. Fumhlea. Own Peonvared II rename.

vd. txi i 5 Knda Harrii. Knight, Ghe, Kellr, Ttl. Dunakl Ticklea YafTi. Wilinn.

Adami, Yah- lnkv. KrasrewM. Peterann Ciiarda Surnwwiec, Davi, Murphv, Ba ranter Wtlaon Barka Maddoi. Randall. Ttaniela.

Redd. PHliaromo, Gravenest. rettiirew, tot- cou.iNoswnon Enda Parker, Dahl, Mamano. Van par- lire Tirklea Carmndr, Nlwmali, Heath. Van stannai.

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