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COURIEU-POST, CamtUn, N. Tutidoy, Augutt 4, No. CamdenjSchilliir's Routs Lindens St. Joe Ties Harris Helps Brooklawn DAN PARKER Broadway Bugle Travelers In Abbott Advances in IX Tourney To Garden State Victory To Widen County Lead Zchrowski, Gold Pace Victory; Mt. Carmel Knots Ack eric's By TONEY BETTS North Camdon reached the ABBOTT TWILIGHT l.TACVZ w.

New York, Auk. 4 Amieduct, the Seventh Wonder of ri. Travrlm 31 Cramer Hill 24 7 World (completing 21 parlays in a round-robin action), opens 40 'T days from today. But the Jockev Club members who have built itrlct 4 flnaIs Monday night as it .21 .4 19 .033 St. Jnac-pha is 13 Pitches, Hits Post 72 to 13th; Woodlynnc and Fairview Win Dick Harris pitched and helped hit Brooklawn Post 72 to Its 41 A A 13 1" A powerful 12-hit attack moved Schillig's Black Horse Farms! Aaueduct think thev are runninir a sort of samMinc soeakeasv.

eliminated Gloucester in a 1-0 J. 2V anotner step closer to tne uamaen county league pennant Monnay game played on the Bellmawr On the level, these men have a notion that they are working without an absolute okay from the police; that they are "sneak Ed Taylor cracked out a home run in the last half of the fifth a 1 nielli mini mc iwi if, a viua.v4 iva i- vtwi neld- iLindenwold at Mt. Ephraim. ing, like some corner handbook, 13th victory in the National Division of the Garden State League on Monday as the pace-setters turned back host Westmont, 6-1. Meanwhile, Woodbury won the Second-place Ackerle's Bakery dropped back another half inning Monday night to give St.

District 15 title by shading game when it was held to a 4-4 deadlock by Mt. Carmel at Farn- Joseph's a 4-4 deadlock with the What holds them suspect of such thinking is that the fln(j much difference be- pace-setting Travelers in the ham Park. Hurling a 2-hitter and hitting a 2-run homer, Harris enabled Post 72 to retain a game and one-half lead over Woodlynne which blanked Cramer Hill, 3-0, on the loser's field. Swedesboro, 2-1. North Camden will meet Au Abbott Twilight League.

000,000 race track is being called tween them. 1 i. Li 1 A ai a 1 Taylors wallop marked the All-Stars dubon tonight at Barrington for vy lis iniuai. 113 jni ftijut-uuui, a group of racket guys it's "The Big Wait until you named a race track by its initial In the only other game, Fair-view won its fifth game in the same division when it tallied five HADDONFIELD tk rc VIEW The victory for Schillig's boosted its record to 27-3 and gave it a 5'i-game lead with 10 tussles remaining on the schedule as Ackerle's chances of catching the high-flying leaders grew dimmer. ao see the cover of the official pro- they could expect a raid from the tbrt Moorf If 3 0 1 4 12 gram, with the big in the opening day 111 times in the fourth innine toistpwart.rf Slimm.n.2b 4 0 2 4 0 2 4 0 0 2 2 1 marine blue.

the District title while Woodbury will clash with Vineland, winner of District 16, Wednesday night at Pitman. North Camden made only one hit off Richie Devine but made it count in the sixth inning. John Halladay singled but was forced 4 ii 3 0 0 Morton. 3b 4 11 Watson, rf 4 0 0 DiGlacomo.c 3 0 0 Barton.lt 2 0 0 3 1 0 Frowert.lb 1 1 end of an uphill light try St. Joe's, who trialed 4-0 at one point in the game.

However, a 3run rallv in the third inning sliced the lead to 4-3 and Taylor's poke prevented the Travelers from clinching the pennant. Taylor led St. Joe's attack with a triple to go along with his circuit smash while teammate Nick Searengelli also had a brace of blows. Bill Brown had 2 hits for the Travelers. Ku j'itu une lk-ui-i UJdll mil.

XL group of immigrants were running the thoroughbred sport in the same fashion as the NYRA (billionaires putting up not a but 3 1 1 Strode, Adama 3b Tuck 2h.p Tmtman.c Wllaon.lb Smith.rf Totala Haddonfield 2 1 1 3 1 2 Mtller.p 29 3 5 Totala 3 0 0 37 10 Thn New York Racing As-Koriation has paid more than $500,000 to an advertising Walt Zebrowski and Jerry Gold led the big attack for the front-running Farms, each clouting 3 hits. Zebrowski homered with a mate aboard in the first hand Haddonfield a 6-3 setback at Haddonfield. Harris, who was one run in the hole until the top of the third, pitched a masterful game after a rocky start. He struck out 6 and walked 4. Equally important, however, was his 2-run circuit clout in the third inning after Wally Mac- eairview 0 0 12 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 5 0 0 Moorf.

HR Strode. at second when the winning ton of their own. and wearing out the public with nine races a day) Gov. Nelson Rockefeller 2B Mawhinney. SO Miller 9, Sllmm 1.

Tuck 4. BB agency for the "Big deal. pitcher, Sonny Martz, hit into a fielder's choice. Bob Black hit a Miller Sllmm 1, Tuck 1. Hero we are, after all these i probably would whirl up the roller to third which resulted in ST.

JOSEPH TRAVELERS ib ib 1 greatest reiorm wave since me time of Gov. Charles Evans CAMDEN COINTT LEAOI'E W. Vri. StrhllllC'a 27 3 .900 an error for the third baseman and a subsequent wild throw by 3 i rherson had singled. It got Ivwherrf 3 1 0 ShHlnn.2b Kuhrmn.2b 3 1 1 Paytnn.3b .1 2 1 1 Aekwlti 22 fl .710 AICO 17 13 Taylor, rf 3 2 2 Smith, lb Budnlak.lb 3 0 0 Brown.

If 3 12 GARDKV STATE I.EAOl'S Amrirmn Dirtftlon 3J T. Moffi'l 14 Jfl .417 2 1 1 3 0 1 Srarrngflll 3 0 2 Rhfppard.rf PUojcia It 2 0 1 Hltwm.c OUTDOOR TIPS Ml. Carmrl 5 19 Undefined 3 2 .103 2 0 0 1 9 i 2 0 0 Cautlfjr I 0 0 2 0 0 St)Ulr 12 the first baseman allowed Martz to score the winning run. Don Wilkinson tied the game for Woodbury in the sixth inning with a single and a fielder's choice play plated Allan Dinger for Woodbury's winning run in the seventh. Nirirorjkl.p.lb 2 0 0 Jonm.p 1L A.

Prt .023 r. Runnfmw Pot 230. 4 BiprMlm 7 fi Hughes. The horrid truth Is New York racing still carries the scars of the Hughe ban (191 1-1912), and its leaders cannot heal their minds of a feeling of Inferiority. They are still "sneaking." They think racing must apologize for its existence when racing enriche the State of New York upwards inning to send Schillig's off and Manelnoc 1 0 1 Koipr Total 23 4 7 Total Build vouc pit blind TravplM-f i i ii.Mt.

Ephrwm 4 10 0 0 3 0 1 4 A.hl.nH 13 now pon duck oc St. Joseph yearn, with a new race trark; and the NYRA has returned us to the oral days, without any of the good things of that era (1913-1933). In those days, men bet through charge accounts with bookmakers, who stood on the lawn holding programs with variable prices on horses. There were buyers and sellers; bulls and bears, as there are in Wall Street. This was free enterprise, no fixed market such as we have in the totalizator.

running. Gold had a douDie mingled with his 3 hits. .200 2B Smith. Brown 3B Shfrwrd Rrii "There ought to be a place In the box score for umpires' errors, too!" issj GOOSE WUNT1N6 Gene Baretta, wtio started, Tavlor. HR Taylor SO Jonw 5.

Bud-, nlak 4j. BB Nisforakt 4, Budnlak 1. National DWiainn TWIS WOODBURY swedesboro teamed with Jack Pawela to w. an ab John. 2b 3 0 1 DiniriT 3 1 11 limit last Dlace Lindenwold to 4 Bronklawn.

13 Woodlyruw 1 1 Collincswoort 12 Clark rr 4 1 I 1 .1 SI Phils Depend cleaned Fowler Stars 4 I mis. iiareua wuriteu uie of $41,000,000 a year. For this, IfWuixM 3 4 7 12 12 13 401 Hmift 3 0 1 Mlarl If 3 0 0 Rosu.p 3 12 Carann 3b 3 1 Phil i ipg.Mt .10 1 Rartlr rf I innings and Pawela Cramer Hill 7 HaddonfWd 7 in tne sixtn. ji a Ackerle's spotted Mt. Carmel I In liriliOlMC musi urMKHHiH a new rare iBurrHI.3b track by Its initials? (oahrn'cf -fon rf Hia IVP A lias nrn r-vr a Twni rdl Weatmnnt 6 Fairview 5 Pennaauken 2 2 0 0 Wllklnann rf A Erial Rips 1 0 owmiiu.2b 0 2 a 2-0 first-inning lead and thenj 200 scored 4 times in the second only i infrirmrl vmi lOiiwn i nv i 8 1 7 toll 27 to have the hosts come back and flffl 1 tl St A 1 HS Men either called out a bet ms is thp Twentieth wrote the bet On a little White fVntnrv Half thn Slaina in ir tswrrirahnra Brooklawn into the lead and his steady pitching did the rest.

Jim Galmin also was a mound standout as Woodlynne posted Magnolia 2 2 I 2 deadlock it in the third. 2 000001 1 The tying runs were unearned, slip. The bettor used his union are helping to balance thel kn There were a couple of Big A budget with totalizators. In the Nn NO. CAMDKV Chicago, Aug.

4 Robin Rob fiu-itTocsTFB however, as an overthrow at sec its 11th victory. The Woodlynne hurler fanned 9 and walked 5 in erts, beaten in his last two starts, so TFI-COfMT IFAOIE W. L. betting big money tnose aays. 1 Nineteenth Century, the few "Alberta and 'Joey A.

Cfatne thaf tnim-atvi racing I S' f.to.HS3 will' try to get the Phillies hack TTallarfiv 3 0 1 Lodien. lb Pet blanking Cramer Hill. The game was won in the Bhckwood 17 6 ion the winning pace tonight Perharv! the NYRA is commem- i Waterford if 0 7 13 12 16 IS fifth when Woodlynne got its (first run on successive singles by i f- 4wiwnpn manager sawyer kVui 12 ArToniRh cellarites open a three-gme a 2 0 Westville to meet Moffas- r-w, rL mwBM 3 1 0 Mottrajn.2b 2 0 0 Wllaon 3b 2 0 0 Thoro rf 1 0 0 Devine. 2 0 0 Settar.c 2 0 0 Houner If 1 0 0 Nolan. If 2 0 0 Brandt.

a 0 0 0 rf Muroh.3b orating at Aqueduct the boys nuP- RPform then was not direct- who helped support The Game in pd at racins; alonc. AH sports prohibition times. Perhaps I am Volved in gambling were attacked 2h ti-inr, iks WRA a urnnc ran 1 a u.i Andrvn ct series with tne Chicago iuds on Mnoii ij.ni enmity, mm Aioin-orvi anu 8j Farms. Llanlr riifTnrrl Wngley Field. Roberts, with 9 victories to his f.iiuE, a ny jT-iui iiit-i s.

iiiiii-iT'Miuiy nv," Csrnfy.it SOU LUG Erial utilized the shutouti Fairview collected fi of its 10 as the boys say, ibrt Nwada was the only state with! lt 11 a an II 1 1 Totala 2 3 i credit this year against 10 dc- ft 0 n'rko' Smith.rf 2 0 1 Pawela. 2b pitching of Earl Fowler to move hits in the 5-run fourth to sub- legalized boxing. ciourtfr 2 0 0 Zebrowski. rf 3 2 3 fnatcr urnn Vlic nlu nrovinnc clartil i i Ho. Camden So, to you IYKA men 2B Wlllard SO Marti 8, Devir 7 It was the custom then to ad- I Lf 3 o'this' season against the Bruins.

into third place in the Tri-County BB Devine 3. Pearson 3b 3 0 0 Beannt.r 6-4 Seta nue nannonncin. ji uiuiacomo, John Barton, Carl Jones, Dave Frowert, John Mawhinney and Lee Green did the big damage. John Strode homered in the third inning for Haddonfield. 1 He was working on a no-hitter; League on Monday night when it 2 ojwith one out in the eighth in CPiar-dwelling Magnolia 4 "igame Chicago June 20.

1, After closing with a rush inlW a 50 setback on the lat their home stand and winning'ter's field. Buehler.2b 3 0 2 ScJiwanda.e Cate 1 0 0 Nrtll.lb 3 0 0 Wiivtera.lb Stallinea 2 0 0 Wrtcht.cf Buehler.c 10 0 Nardello.a Baretta. Joya rf Crescent Park Downs Oaklyn dress men by their initials. This' "i "J.C.", "C.T.", applied in the upperworld as well, ood luck at as the underworld, with slight Aqueduct, which, I find on in-emendations. When, in the under- spection.

is the greatest race world you would address a man track in the world But why the by hus front name and his last initial. The Big A business? I initial (Example: "Frank qui embarrassing one in the upperworld the first two, night attending a party where the initials 1 were used (Example: guests were introduced solely by- LAC6E WOODEN BACCEL IN A HOLE IN VJMICM BOCKS WAVE BEEM PLACED POK DRAINAGE OUTSIDE SOLIDLY WITH DIKT AND COVER WITH LID WWEN NOT IN USE BROOKLAWfi WESTMONT Total. 22 0 4 Total! 24 12 12 tw0 from Sar) Franci.SC0 On the Fowler mastered a 6-hitter as ib ib Snence.2h 3 0 2 Reld.3h a 1 0 lAold. hurled Erial to its 12th vie- HeverlT.Sb 0 0 Wynne. rf 3 0 0, CAMDEN COCNTY Vrw LF.AOt'K W.

L. a. ntaiii, dello HR Zebrowski SO Stallirura 1, 3 2 1 Crane. 2 0 Oi Audubon 9 I .950 n.rt Pbu-11b 1 RR Ktalllnec 7. closing out tne wcck wun 1 warren.

i i nrt't nunJ nf iu Vn. Ha.rrU.p 2 0 2 Omff.p 2 0 1 4 1 1 Dahl.rf 3 0 Miaini. uL-iL-dis rti intr imnus )i nmau iuiu u- Bartley 3b or P. Any manneir lniiwis. who has traveled in both (Dan Parker is on vacation) 3 0 0 cjetiinrer 2 0 2 1 0 Reinhrd 2b.

2 0 1 Wii.Miiiaiiliaiiiiii. J' Bvetu 3," Pawelt 1. MT. CARMEL ACKERLE'S ah fh 5J0 pavfon cf 3 0 0 TMvld.rf 3 0 0 the Lios Angeles Dodgers. nnij'-'-'-''-'-'-'-.

0 nedy's Masonry. The Erial pitcher struck out TS It the old story again rlouceier Vrw 17 4 frtacnu Park 13 f. C. 12 Runnemede VPW 11 9 Runnemede Supply 9 9 Oaklm VFW 10 11 Bellmawr 7 11 Oaklvn 14 Amu 4 1 1 r.iendora 4 1 2 Orlando 5 15 115 2 11 Entel.3b 3 0 2 lariV nf hase hits Tn their last 2 0 0 Vanderalire.lf 2 0 0 0 Wynne. If 0 0 0 i 2 1 0 Bajidaruk.lb 1 0 0 110 21 Totali 19 1 2 ivowm ii i i u'nT '-i, i 'Oiler, lb ATTENTION BOWLERS 222 Kaufman ib 2 McintVre.if 3 six games, the Phils have man-jO3113 a auowea oniy one Totala 2S7 r-vru Browns' Captain Deptford Knots Due forOperalion Olympic Lead Brooklawn 0 0 2 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 I i 1 Swart -2 i aged to gather only 33 swats walk.

Westmont pce 3h OH MP UlrHi 5rt rimff 1 1 0 Madden. lb 3 1 1 and their batting average for the 9 1 Lo.waer.c 3 1 17T st week Fowler also had a hand in sparking his team's 9-hit attack. Burke Houaer sickly HarrU d. BR Groll 7, Hurrta 4. hav isvtrol choic ipsll WOODLYNNE CRAMER HILL Ovailobl for 30 -1 1 -r ry art a QJV.rwjr was a 3 0 OR Mclntm.p OLYMPIC LEAC.l'E Hiram, Aug.

4 (AP)- 10 0 Sawyer had some cause for op- Pet rnwwit Park cr-Arorf its l.th ZHIer.3b 1 yi I. A A i U. unloading one of the 2 homers it ib 1 j' na -i converT 4 JUiKP ICoriIIH. Pi, I 1 II K. 12 23 4 4 Total 24 5jnmism Wlin tne fnilS tu arrw, tr rrmrartoA frr a Hanlacker.rf 4 9 9 VI.TKIl LEAGUES 3 1 1 Strauh 4 2 2 raiffler tackle and captain of the Cleve- lo 7 victory Monday night in tne Lam-1 keg 4 i "gfy Field.

Despite theisor) bast in the third inninei 4 0 1 NatlcchW.lb 4 0 0' x'inr Mt. rinnrf 3b 4 4 14 13 Fully automatic lonaa. 41 1 ft ft 4 0 2 Baldvea.cf lann browns, must unoergo an thth ward aa operation for a knee injury suf- 0 263 I "i SO-HMMr 2 R. Mclntyr 5 iooo, Oaklvn bowed in a 6-1 test on 1- -Mcmtyre 2. CUtTord.lb Cold.

2b Nardurctlf 2 0 0 3 0 1 hit in the last game they played 4 0 0 DeCosmo.lf 2 0 0 Gorerkl.2h 3 0 0 Schreyer.rf 10 0 Campbell. 3b Hatter's diamond. i i' aJ5af sixth with the sacks empty. 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 lereo a week ago. lie win oe sidelined for six to eight weeks.

I Deptford Township. Aug "This is a real blow to us," Hporcp Harms hurled a tn lcnnc I of Andy York AVENUE LANES 171S Mt. Ephraim A I Ul io, CTllll iiio aim I1U1J1CI 3 0 1 Cramer. 10 0 Gibbsboro forfeited to Black- p'm'n' -hiti v. m.

Der rjame in the other five wood in the only other scheduled Mari-H rf said coach Paul Brown. "We're shutout Monday night in the 3 hits while Mike DeCastro and UMlJalo Tnaznre. 0 0 0 29 3 7 Totala 58 0 The Phils' pitching carried the 'rOnri Hnrincr th mcont curcro that Woodlynn 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 3) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Comdan, N. J. W0 4 0440 iii a.un,,.-.,..T.

imf.i.- jjvaSuc wfuuiu tsruce en ton naa 4 mis apiece Cramer Hill MAGNOLIA ERIAL 2B Campbell. SO Galmin 9. Cramer ab 2. BB Galmin 5, Cramer 2. doctor said it depends much on Township scored an 11-0 triumph; lead papers i North Camden Falcons, behind saw them win 12 of 15 games the individual to move into a tie for first placej Wc the two-hit twirling of Frank before the beginning of their "We'll keep Mike on the regu-iwith idle Gloucester.

Crescent Park scored all its ujj losintr streak on Thiirsdav 3 0 0 3 0 2 3 0 0 Russell. 3b J.Reiren.lf Bowen.C -t. tk-it ho nun nlav it! tt lo lJ Ul notn, in fha tViirrl innirxr nn fli-o' iKril, lldliu Illiiuair, UL against San Francisco. 4 0 1 Sairer.lb 4 0 1 Oavln.cf 4 0 1 McCarthy.lf 4 11 Kaichn.sa 4 11 Storch.p 3 0 1 Rada.2b 3 11 Castor. 3 0 1 Bowen.Sb 3 0 1 3 0 1 3 0 1 3 0 0 soon as he is ready." bat with three bingles in four hits and four walks.

Delair, a 4-1 reverse Monday! Although none ofheir regular night at Delair. four starters went the route in McCormack, wtio was mjureo trips to the plate. An s-run nrst 3 0 1 CRESCr-VT PARK OAKLYN ib ah hilldalb the last lour eames. the Phils' i Fwierp N. C.

FALCOKS when he twisted his right knee: inning put the game away early during a line scrimmage, is ex- for Deptford. aft 2 2 1 McQulllan.rf 3 0 0 515 9 Totala 27 0 8 0 0 1 0 1 3 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jannettl.cf 3 1 1 Johnawi.m 2 0 0 D.FabtJ.lb 3 1 0 Johnsnn cf 2 0 0 2 pitching still was good enough 1 i i iitf in if the hitters had come I Mass! 2b 2 0 0 Basf.aa Mohollen.lb 2 0 1 Roberta. lb 1 0 0 10 0 Bowker.cf pected to miss the entire exhihi-i deptford twp. west deptpop.d smith. ib i aiKvk' rWa sal ab HR Bowm.

Fowler. SO Fowler S. DeCaatro.e 4 12 Cattel ah t. 2 0 0 Keyek.c 3 0 1 Cook. If 2 0 1 i Earrucco.su 2 0 0 Hall.

2b 3 0 0 hVndynasa 3 0 1 Lacuach 300 through. 9 ft 1 I Starch 7. BB Fowler 1, Storch 1. McCarthy, 3b 10 0 Catlet.p Zarelll.cf 1 1 0 Parson 3b 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 2 Dubol.p.2b 2 0 0 2 0 Garczynskl If 2 0 0 Miller. 3b 2 1 1 2 1 Kwalsdur 2b 2 1 0 Schuler.lb 2 0 0 Tajcart rf 2 0 0 Holmes 2h 2 0 0 2 1 1 DeShleldscf 2 0 0 2 0 0 Chitwood.rf 3 0 1 Patton cf 1 0 0 Tajrsart.p tion season and may not he ready Lmr 1b for the opening of the regular iiarmep 1 Love cf Season.

Uncrr He is in Marymotint in Cleveland where he will un- smith derco surgery today or Tomorrow, ijgu1'-" McCormack was out o( action i 3 3 1 Meiee.3b 4 2 3 Grofko.M 3 1 2 McBath.lb 3 11 Tuiiman.Jb 3 1 0 Mead 2 10 Walla.c 2 10 Mr.Nanny cf 1 1 0 Merrill. If 2 0 0 Cundv rf SchaffT rf 10 Murpny.p 3 11 scnweitrer.tr 1 uuaiey it 2 0 0 1 Tunderm n.rf 10 0 1 Chico.2b 2 0 0 Smith rf 0 0 0 i Bonell.rf 110 Collins. rt 2 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 18 4 4 Totals 17 1 2 10 11 Total! 6 10 Totala 18 1 3 Valentl.rf 10 0 Cre-ent Park 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 17 0 3 Oaklvn 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 C. FalcOTU 0 10 10 11 23117 Totala for about a month last season T-wnahip 0 2 0 1 111 2B Chltwood. DeCastro SO Murphy Hllldale 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 9.

Cattell 5, Duboia 3. BB Murphy 4, 2B Catlet. HR Roberts. SO Tacgart 1 Dubois s. 5.

Catlet 6. BB Tacart 3. Catlet 4. with strained ligaments in the weMtord same knee. j.

Sports in Brief HI CWTIrY? rdl'hild') VS fi) Indpppnflent Raseball MONDAY'S SCORES 'reacent Park, ti; Oaklyn, 1. Schillir 12; Ltndenold, 0. Ackerle'a Baxery, Mt. Crmel, 4 Deptford Townahlp, 11: West Dcpt-(ord. fi No-th Camden, 1: OiouceMer, 0.

Woodbury, Swedesboro, 1. Enal. Maj-noln. 0, -t. Joaeph'i.

Travelmt, 4. Pemberton, Riverside, 3, fairview. Haddonfield. 3. Woodlynne, 3: Cramer Hill, 0.

Brooklawn. 6: wimmit, 1 rolluisswood A Stara Division, 0. Pennnuken Cards, Yankeea. 3 rardinf Realtoi-i, 11; Brownin Brot 2 Cardinals. C.

Phlllletl, 0. N. ralcon. 4: Hilldale (Delaln. 1.

Lenola, 9, Merchantvillc, l. TITS!) Camden lucue Llndenwold vs. Mnffa a Karma, West-ville. Raneneaa Valley laxue Mt. HJiy at Bordentown.

Sprlnsjide at Medford (harden State Tarue American Division Haddon HelihU It Clemrnton; Ashland at Berlin. Haddon HrifjhU Ratie Rillh Learu Finla Brownlne vs. Harden. Whitman Park Babe Ruth LeanM Poat va. My Friends.

I.lttle lfue Tournament Dlatrtct 14 North Camden v. Audubon at Barrlmrtrm (final i. Ahhott Twilirht Ix-aioe Travelers vi. St. Joes, Dudley Gran re.

Tri-County league Ertal at flibb'boro. Tennsauken Babe Ruth Iajue American Division Flnala Indiana Cubs, Crescent Field. Independent Softball MosnAvs scoris Mt. Runn, 1: Haddon Heiirhts AP, 0. Martin Owrna, 1: PACC, 0.

RTC 11: Cutler Metal. 5 I A 'BEEBnaGB 'Ms Nothing.to Biiy- Just Drive In! LrO GE3KX333SB 3f) 9Q3Hi Qa x'fyJ I I 1 i FZZt, BELTS? TwiPErTT I SHOCK i I I 1 iP i rrs, wm GUARANTEED SAVINGS SALE I mUQLfn' i I I i i COOLING I 7lCt WHEELS i I I ff i FRONT END STEERING JALOUSIE WINDOWS AND DOORS I 11 1 BASEMENTS 1 (3Wmrl fl A NU mliHfli uaaiiain. oawc 'A 19.00 I I Jiow priced. i dimusi ifil SV vbi8 Value Comparel additions i C-iN. I ALUMIMUM jIUInu General Chemical, 10; West Jersey Title, 6.

Haddon Helrhti Baptist, 17; Mt. Ephraim. 3. Boilermakers, Campbell Soup Plant, 1 Knlrht of St. George, 10; Immaculate.

4. Whir. AA. 9: Magnetic Mrtal. 3.

YMCC. 14: L. H. ShlnEle, 2. cllaaaboro AP, 11; Broadtatiy AAP.

2. Epiphany. 13: Woodbury 4. nrace Baptist, 10; Spanish Baptist. Haddonfield i Men.

2: Methodist. 0. TIF.SDAV Camden YMrA-lndustrlal Uaine Kstwhrook Pen va. SJ Railroad at Vicnolia: Campbell Soup Office vj. 3-tlrr Metal at Civic Center.

Camden Cnunty Church Leaaue Haddon HeishU vs. Calvary Bible at Haddon Helshts: Asbury Methodist vi. St Paul's at Vocational School. Knlahts of Columbus Knlthts of St. r.eorce at Santa Maria; Immaculate at F.piphany.

Rertatien lom Altict Finlihid i i "sr- Roofing Wrought Iron Work Rol Form S'ono Concrttt Patioi Porchti Link Ftncei flailtring Co'ptnlry Camtnl Work feinting Papering TILE WORK if Jtk "3 ft ALUMINUM AWNINGS As Low as $12 Installed ALUMINUM PATIO COVERS 57' Models and up 12.95 HERE'S WHAT WE DO! 1. Adjust brakes 2. Add necessary brake fluid 3. Re-pack front wheel bearings 4. Balance both front wheels 5.

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