The Courier-News from Bridgewater, New Jersey • Page 13

At Bernards High Ridge High Bridge Win THE COUXIE2-NEWS Plainf W4d Tuesday, April 9, 1963 etachen, Holy Trinity Sports Events TODAY Don Ferry Appointed As Athletic Director School Baseball 3: tutu Show Diamond Poise North Plainfield at South Plainfield East Brunswick at Plainfield Perth Amboy at Edison Township Clark at Westfield Wardlew at Morris town Schtof Hiehland Park at Piscafawey Union at Sprmfield Queen of Peace at Holy Trinity Brideewater-ftariten at Somcrviltd Bound Brook at Middlesex Bernards at Watchuna Hills Scotch Plains at Rahway Metuchen and Holy Trin broke into the win column for the first time and evened their records at M. The Red it considered by many as 97-pound weaklings at the rrr-? 33 1 in -'5 itj tJ rnrr'- di IJ jrrrri ocr 1 V-T'cnrri cr 1 "in 1 nrzi a rr -if 1 1 School Track p.m. Devils edged Franklin Town start of the season, are flex ing their muscles in the early Watson formed an electrifying battery to spark the Metuchen victory. Coglienese hurled a four-hitter, struck out seven and helped his own cause with a triple. Watson, the catcher, blasted a pair of triples and a single and batted in two runs.

ship, 3-2. at Basking Ridge, and High Bridge defeated part of the scholastic base watchtjnv Hills at Bridpewatcr-Perrtatl Linden at Serinafietd Berkeley Heidhts at Chatham Holy Trinity at Union School CeM p.as. Clark at Linden Edison Township at Union School Temws 3:2 a m. Ranway at Westfield Wardlaw at AAorristown School Belvidere, 4-1, at High Bridge ball season. Metuchcn, after posting a 5-9 record last year, downed South Brunswick.

5-2, at Mon St. Bernard's School of Peapack-Gladstone opened its season with a 12-6 victory at Newark Academy. In another season inaugural, Delaware Valley outlasted Hunterdon mouth Junction for its second At Westfield, it was the lit win without a loss. The Blue i i I -X 'J i i lrC 4 tle hits that brought victory to Holy Trinity. The Blue Braves rallied for five runs Braves of Holy Trinity doubled their victory output of Central, 12-8, at Frenchtown.

TOMORROW School Baseball pjn. Ounellen at AAetuchen Middlesex at Menville Summit at Berkeley Heights Ridoe at Kinnelon South Brunswick at Franklin Township Wehinton (N.J.) at West Morris School Track 3:3 P.m. Man vi lie at Bound Brook Middlesex at Bernards North Plainfield at Scotch Plains Ridge at Chatham Somerville at Westfield last season, edging Arch in the fifth inning behind four bunt singles, a walk, an Springfield took the early lead in the Watchung Conference race with a 9-1 deci bishop Walsh, 8-7, at West- error and two singles: Jerry Hughes got credit for the sion over Cranford at Spring field. field. The Braves won one of 13 games last season.

Ridge Triumphs Ridge and High Bridge win, after reliever Charlie iScnooi Cott 3:3 p.m. Skip Coglienese and Billy Kiley squelched an Arch bishop Walsh rally in the sixth Bound Brook at St. Peter's School Tennis pjss. Asoury Park at Somcrvilld Csvnmwiity Basketball Latsao Habbard Jwtior Hrab School Missileers vs. Houdaille.

7 p.m. Plainsmen vs. American Cyanamidv p.m. Gellaoher-Mortera vs. Lockheed, p.m.

By HUGH DELANO Bernardsville Don Ferry is Bernards High School's new director of athletics. The Board of Education last night appointed the 33-year-old former Rutgers University athlete to the post to fill the void created by the resignation last month of veteran Bernie Kopp. KOPP HAD HELD the athletic director's job for 20 years. He remains on the faculty as a health and physical education instructor. Ferry's designation as Bernards athletic chief also includes the title of coordinator of student activities.

The newly appointed athletic director has spent his entire scholastic coaching career here and in seven years has earned a high degree of respect for the successful manner in which he has guided the destinies of the Mountaineers' freshmen football and basketball teams. FERRY IS A graduate of East Orange High School, where he participated in varsity football and track during the late forties. He was active in track and 150-pound football before grad- season in 29 years as swimming coach at Plainfield High School. Mrs. Ferry's brother, Pete Liske, is a former all-sports standout at Plainfield High and last fall excelled as quarterback of Penn State's football team.

DON AND HIS wife reside in Basking Ridge. Mrs. Ferry teaches third grade in the Liberty Corner public school system. Ferry, a captain in the Air Force Reserve, presently is at the Air Force Academy for reserve training. He is scheduled to return here Apr.

16. Ferry is the second athletic director appointed this year in the five-county district. Tony Cotoia was named to the post at South Plainfield earlier in the year. a A MEMBER OF the Bernards athletic staff since 1943, Kopp formerly coached the Mountaineers in football (1941 to 1951) and baseball (1946-1954). From 1947 to 1950 Kopp's elevens compiled a 27-3-3 record and won four straight Somerset County League championships.

The 1950 team was 8-0-0 and won acclaim as New Jersey's premier defensive eleven, piling up a 244-14 scoring margin. Sophomore Jim Baldassare chased home Jim McGlynn and Bill Hillman with a fifth- JOE SCARPATI Wolf pack Captain Joe Scarpati Named Grid Captain School Track Bound Brook High, Westfielders Win inning single to provide Yesterdays Ridge with its initial win. Fred Legband's home run in the second frame tied the Sports Shorts game after Tom Diarfoli had homered for the Warriors in Westfield High School opened its track season on a the top of the inning. South Joe Scarpati of Fanwood, By The Associated Press Charlottesville. Bill bright note yesterday, whipping Edison Township, 76-41, at the winners' field.

Bound Brook downed Delaware Valley, paw Pres Belt was the win one of the most versatile halfbacks in the Atlantic DON FERRY Athletic Director uation in 1952 from Rutgers. The good-looking former Essex County high school athlete received his masters degree in social studies last June from Montclair State College. He has been active in Bernardsville Recreation Department operations for several years. The new Bernards athletic official is a member of a prominent Plainfield athletic family. He is married to the former Miss Nancy Liske, whose father, Vic, has not sustain losing ning pitcher 69-48, at Bound Brook, and West Morris dumped Bernards, 86-31, at Chester.

Gibson, coach at Mansfield (Pa.) State, was appointed head basketball coach at University of Virginia to succeed Coast Conference, has been elected North Carolina State Jack Jakucyk struck out 13 and allowed only two hits to Westfield was led in its College football captain for lead the Hilltoppers over Bel 1963. videre. George Maxim, Bob uuiy Mccann. New York Jack Molinas. decisive victory by Brock Coleman, brother of last year's premier distance star, Dave Beal and Richie Woods each The 5-10, 170-pounder was S.

Plainfield, Bridgewater Win in Golf elected by a vote of the Wolf- serving 10-to-15 years on conviction of being a "master Coleman. The slender junior pack players at the conclu sion of Mate spring prac broke both Blue Devil hurdles fixer in college gambling scandals, was granted bail of tice, head coach Earle Ed marks, racking up a 15.2 per $35,000 pending appeal for a wards announced yesterday. formance in the 120-yard new trial. Scarpati, named to the Laurel. Md.

Ahov. hiehlv Says Jack Nicklaus batted in a run for the win ner. Newark Academy committed two errors, two walks and a fielder's choice and the Saints went marching in with six runs in the eighth inning to secure the extra-Inning victory. Ron Norelli got the win with relief help from Buzz Niebling. South Plainfield High's golf team solved the slippery academic all-ACC team the regarded eligible, was de past two years for maintain highs and a 20.0 clocking in the 180-yard lows.

He broke the low hurdle mark by more greens at the Plainfield West ing a average in mathemat Nine yesterday to register a ics education at State Col 17-1 victory over Berkeley 'I Want to Be Greatest lege, was a second-team play Heights, and Bridgewater ing all-conference cnoice as Raritan got unexpected help clared out of the Kentucky Derby because of a coughing spell. New York Uppercut $23.20 won the Jamaica Heights Purse at Aqueduct. Miami Jockey Steve Brooks rode the winner of his career astride well in 1962. from its last two players to Augusta, Ga. Nick ed it to the U.

S. Open he than a second. Husky Earl Vigne was the other double winner for the Blue Devils. He flipped the shot 51-7 and tossed the discus 133-2. Bound Brook received Delaware Valley batted captured as a freshman pro before he's as old as I am today." Palmer," 33, is Nicklaus' gain a 9Vi-8 victory over Edison Township at Metuch- around in the fifth inning and everybody scored to pro laus, the new Masters golf champion, has no short term last year and two National en Golf and Country Club.

Joe succeeds Skip Matthews as captain and is the first non-North Carolinian to be a Wolfpack captain in five years. "Joe is one of the most goals for himself such as the Amateur crowns he won previously. chief rival for world honors with South Africa's Gary Plainfield opened its sea vide the Terriers with an uphill Delaware River Confer professional grand slam he's record-breaking performance from Rich Ciarlariello in the "He ought to win 30 major son with a 10Vw loss to St. Peter's Of New Brunswick Player a close second. Johnsal at Gulf stream Park where Last Day $45.50 took the feature.

ence win. Central scored eieht runs in the first two in interested in numbers. titles before he through, Nicklaus is blessed with many of the qualities which at the West Nine, and West dedicated football players "Sure. I'd like to win the discus. The big senior tossed nings, but the Terriers got said one golfing veteran after watching Nicklaus stand off Orange upset Westfield, 10-8, and students we've ever had slam but not just because it's five innings of scoreless re Yonkers, N.

Y. Charlie Creed $22 surprised by winning the Ardsley Pace at Yonkers Raceway. the plate 152 feet to better the 148-6 toss by Art More- a slam," the pudgy, 205-pound tremendous pressure from a at State College, one that I know will make us a fine made men like Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen, Ben Hogan and Palmer great. They call him the "Big heavyweight from Columbus, half dozen older rivals in cap craft in 1960. Tom Sinibaldi at Rock Spring Golf Club, West Orange.

In the only other match, Springfield downed Rahway, 13-4, at Baltusrol Golf Club, Spring captain," said Edwards. Ohio, said yesterday. "I want to win them all. lief hurling from winner Steve Komerke to insure the win. Joe Geczi had a perfect day at the plate for Central, stroking three singles and scoring twice.

Scaroati. former All-Stater WHEN DELIVERY IS at Scotch Plains-Fanwood "My aim is to win more iiogan Decause oi nis intense concentration, the methodical imperturbable man-! URGENT SUDDEN field. High, led the Wolfpack in turing the 27th Masters with a 72-hole score of 286. "Jack has a great start," commented Arnold Palmer, wnom Nicklaus succeeded as king of the Augusta National course. "Just think, he has 10 years more to go golf tournaments than anybody who ever lived.

I want to be the greatest." Metuchen I south srvnswicK SPECUL Cell PERSONAL COURIER Ail MESSENGER SERVICE "EVERYWHERE EAST" AB pass receiving, scoring, puni returns, and averaged 3.4 AB HI 2 0 1 Rubarskl, cf 4 0 0 Leach, ner in which he dissects a golf course and his remarkable faculty for seldom failing to hit a green. At 23, Nicklaus now has 711 RICHMOND ST. PL7-M1I1 Wodgienskt, If 4 Nann, 2b 3 Watsonx 4 Coglienese, 4 won his first Masters and add 1 Weise, rf 2 Griggs, ss 3 Hudak, liToth, lb 0 Banko, 3b 0'Ahmed, If yards per carry last season. He also rates as one of the top defensive men in the ACC, intercepting four passes Richie Steele fired a six- over par 39 and Jerry Sehlke contributed a 41 as the well-balanced Tigers chalked up their second victory without a loss. It was the first match for Berkeley Heights.

Bill Grafton and Mike Miklosey, lb 1 Chechotka, lb 2 Benner. ss 3 and Jim O'Conner were the double winners for the Crusaders. Sinibaldi won the shot-put (47-10) and javelin (167-0), while O'Conner triumphed in the high hurdles and pole vault Tim Corkins broke his shot-put record leading West Morris to its lopsided win over Bernards. Corkins heaved the iron ball 44-1 to better his one-year-old mark by a foot. Bob Engle won both sprints for the Highlanders.

WESTFIELD 7. EDISON 41 lt 1 Hort. LaBaroa. 3 Williams, C. Tima tl0.2.

Lafferty. 2 Glasscy, 3 Carrinoton. E. Time at I Walker, Lavher, 3 Meats. W.

Tima .53.7. VFeafrs'n. 2b 2 0Hunkele, cf 2 0 Capandas, rf 1 Mozgai, rf 2 Muha, rf 0 Fortionato, 3b 3 year ago. He ran a kickoff back 1 TOM. raFw 26 2 4 Total 31 5 9 Total 94 yards for a touchdown against Nebraska last year.

JO Metuchen 102 010 15 S. Brunswick 001 000 12 2B Nann; 3B Wodsienskl; Watson Coglienese. SO Coolienese 7, Hudak 5. Walters to Coach BB Coglienese ll, nuaan z. iroian, Evanowski.

Holv Trinity I Archbishop Walsh LaSalle Quintet Warder combined for five points in the last two matches to lift the Bridgewaters' Golden Falcons to a successful debut. A fine 37 by Bob Tolomeo of Plainfield put the Cardinals into an early lead, but the Petreans won the last AB HI AB Flynn, cf 4 2 2 iWatkinson, cf 0 1 Beiirose.zo a i Hughes, 2 0 2iTurczvn, 4 10 Frev, If 4 Ma I Atwood, 2 Da Hon. 3 Mc- Zaino. rf 3 1 1 1 Byrnes, ss 3 2 1 0 0 Boumans, 3b 3 11 1 1 Mclntyre, rf 3 11 Kilev, Heindricks.3b 4 Lambert, 2b 4 1 HSorchinski, 3 12 0 1 Rinaldi, lb 2 0 0 three matches to secure the SS Farley, lb 4 Lambert, 3 Philadelphia in bod waiters, out of coaching for the past 10 years, was named head basketball coach yesterday at LaSalle College, succeeding Dudley Moore, who resigned last Monday. The last coaching job for the 36-year-old LaSalle alumnus was as an assistant to Ken 1 1 Wans, If 3 11 2 31 Herguth, ss 3 ss Total 31 13i Total 31 7 I victory.

Jim Friedland fired a 35 and three other Westfield linksmen broke 40, but West Oranee culled out the victory Holy Trinity 120 050 03 Archbishoo 014 002 07 2B Boumas, Mclntyre, Herguth. SO Kilev. Hughes. Turczyn, 7. BB I I I ss I I ss JLJ IWk li iV I i-1 is.gr-.

Hughes. Kiley. Turczyn, 3. Hughes. Turczyn.

Cito, Weiss. Loeffler at LaSalle. Walters when Bill Brudie defeated John Sampson, 2Vz-Vz in the Ridge I Franklin Township AB HI AB left LaSalle as Loeffler's assistant in 1953 to devote full final match, with the score McGlynn, lb 4 1 0 Glatliano, 2b 4 0 0 Giasser, 2b 4 0 0 Brown, 4 0 0 tied at 7-7. time to an industrial air con Bimmick, 3b 4 0 Nickelson, 0 0 0 Hillman, If 3 1 1 Diaforli, lb 4 1 1 ditioning and plumbing Baldassare. ss 3 0 VDevore, 3b 4 0 1 SOUTH PLAINFIELD 17, BERKELEY HEIGHTS 1 Du-hi tMi.

sp (39) defeated Tony Belt, 3 0 0 Pfef ieffer, cf 4 0 0 Legband, rf 3 1 2 Moglia, rf 4 0 1 Holly, 3 0 0 Meuz'ello, ss 4 1 1 Ketch, cf 3 0 OLoman, 4 0 0 Gonella (49) 3-0; Jerry Sehlke, SP (41) d. Mike O'Brien (46), 3-0; Frank Zampella, SP (43) defeated Ed Ruflgerl (49), 3-0; Jerry Krellowitz. SP (43) d. Pete MacLeod. 3-0; Glenn McLean, SP (42) d.

Gene Caivenl (49). 3-0; Denny O'Dea. SP INemem, ir job Total 30 3 4 Total 35 2 4 Ridge 010 020 03 ft i nin A (42) d. Ed Seller (46), i f. i 0i i i ii i imim ww viw ft McGlynn, Bimmick, Ketch, Devore, Mazzerello, Loman.

HR Legband, Dia BRIDGEWATER Vi. EDISON Vi Tonv Vadimsky. BR (43) defeated Rich forli. DP Prescott. so Beit 4, Brown 7, Nlckelson 2.

BB Belt t. Brown 3, Tucker (50), 3-0; Jeff Vincent, (44) d. Tom VanHorn (47), 2'-'A; Bill Hecht, Nickelson 3. Brown. (45) d.

John carltn (50), 3-0; Larry Kiiey, fU) d. Pete Kopels, (S3). 2-1; Bill Belvidere High Bridge I Grafton, BR (5?) d. Len Tylka, (56), 3-0; oowan, w. Time 2:10 Mi 1 Calvert, 2 San Angeta 3 Hanter, E.

Time 4:53.5. HHrt Hurdles I Davit. 3 Rusnock, E. Time :15.2. Law Hurdles I Coleman, 2 Brown, 3 Han lev, E.

Time :20.0. So 1 Viene. 2 Williams, O'Neil, W. Distance Disc 1 Vtone, 2 Haw. 3 Davis.

E. Distance 1 3JT. Jevalia 1 Davis. 2 Zimmerman, 3 Carver, W. Distance ftrae Jama 1 Holmes, 3 Davis.

3 Meeres. W. Distance Mia Km a I Liscom, Hovt, 3 Holmes, W. Heient Pale Vault 1 Busch, 2 Smith, Sifron, Mifco. Pranadka.

Heiaht BOUND BROOK DELAWARE VALLEY 43 Oort. 2 Wiltever. 3 Klom, ais, BB. Time 19 7. Ma-I Willevar.

2 Dorf. 3 Klonv Hit. BB. Time J5I. Klwe.

BB; 2 Deemar, 3 Kitf-s. BB. Time H.S. I Bhih- 2 Townsend, Oi 3 tMwrker, D. Time 2:11.

la 1 Oberty, Oi 2 Berlle. BB; 3 Jflrtnson, BB. Time 4:43.5. Hi Hardies I O'Connor, BB; 2 Lewis. BB; 3 Van Lh, BB.

Time li t. Law Hardies I A. Walsh. BB; 1 Bo-tili, BB; Lewis, BB. Time 3 Kir by.

BB. Distance Dittos! Ciarlariello. BB; 2 Klrbv, BB; 3 Sinibekn, BB. DWanee 152'. Javelin 1 jmtbakli.

BB; 2 Anoelko. BB; 3 Strobe, D. Distance 147'. 'ad Jvmat Willevar, 2 Dorf, 3 KJompus. BB.

Distance Mrafc Jvma A Walsh, BB; Half In, BB; 3 Bovle. O. Heint BB; 3 Cullman. D. Heloht WtIT MORRIS M.

BERNARDS 31 Ifa-t Enete. WM; 2 Paul. 3 West WM Time I8.J. I Enle, WM I West, WM; 3 Adams. Time 44a I c.

Bat lev. WM; 2 Pot. 3 Hxt7. B. Time MS Houck, 2 Blaine, WM 3 Ersen.

WM. Time Mile 1 feeHon. WM; 2 Kaeaan, WM 3 Kotor. B. Time 4:50 3, Mm Hardies Doe.

WM 3 DeVwa, WMi 3 Heerte. WM. Time la. Law Hardies I Doe, WM; 2 DaVer. WM, 3 Styles, Time :14 4.

Site Pus Corkins. WM; 2 Walsh, WM; 3 Walton, B. Distance 441'. vt I Kaainski, WM; 2 GleoTIn, WM 1 Baltantma, B. Distance I It Jeveka I Mibur, 3 Norton, WM; 3 Cmoi, Distance Bread iuma I Nelson, WM; 2 O.

Ba.iey, WM 3 Amory, WM. Distance irr. Jvme OaVora, WMi 2 (tie) Amory, WM; Jmlth, B. MeM St" Pole Vault Cimosj, Bj 2 (eats, WM; 3 BiaM. B.

Hastt AB AB HI Mika warder, BR (47) d. nick tarra ijj. 3 0 1 Breese, 2b 2-1. 3 3 3 3 Harner, ss Woods. It ST.

PETER'S 1W. PLAINPIELD 7Vt Bob Tolomeo. (37) defeated John Ma- Schuetz, cf Arnie to Seek 4th Win In Texas Golf Tourney San Antonio, Tex. CD Arnold Palmer will try for a record-breaking fourth straight golf victory in the Texas Open at the Oak Hills Country Club April 25. Mike Souchak, who set the PGA scoring record eight years ago when he won the Open with a 257, is also among 43 players who have said they will play in the tournament.

Other entries are Dow Finsterwald, Paul Harney, Johnny Potts. Julius Boros, Tommy Bolt, Bill Collins and Doug Ford. 0 Coursen, ss 0 Hriczak, 2b URitter, 0 Dewey, cf VAshoff. rf 0 Gulick, 3b 1 Lock, It 1 Gaston, lb 0 IDornick, Jakucyk, 2 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 2 0.1 3 0 0 dena (43), 3-0; Bob Dinehart, (43) d. Bender, 3 2 3 1 2 Jim Kemper (43), 2-1; Nick Lacey, (45) lied Sheun Barry (43).

V-Vm; Gary Maxim, Beal. lb Gross, SP (39) d. Rick Kecler (45), 3-0; Hansen, rf Total 23 4 41 Total 23 1 2 High Bridge 000 301 04 Belvidere 000 010 01 SO Jackucyk 13, liter t. BB Jaku cyk 5, Ritter J. Bill Kohlheop.

SP (41) d. Scott Meyer (42), 2'i-Vi; Kevin Barry, SP (a) d. Bob Meyer, (50). WEST ORANGE 10, WESTFIELD Al Fluster, WO (34) Al Crawford (39), JV-v) Ed Steiner, WO (41) d. Mike Ketchem (42), 3-0; Kurt Kaufmann, (39) d.

Les Charmatz (41), 3-0; Andy Schiotci. wo (40) d. John Binder (42), 2-1; Jim Friedland, (35) d. Gary Kryo-nlck (43). 3-0; Bill Brudie.

WO, (38) d. John Sampson (Jt), 2V-V. Sf. Barnard's i Newark Academy AB AB Scammell. 5 2 1 Wadsworth.

3 2 0 Norelli, cf 3 2 1 Russell. 30 3 11 2 2 Abrams. 3b 1 0 0 0 2 Kostowicz, lb 3 1 1 0 1 Celm'ns'n, rf 3 0 0 1 0 Annitto, 4 11 1 0 Slgman, ss 3 12 2 2 Harris, If 3 0 1 2 3 Hughes, cf 3 0 0 Bowlus, 2b 5 Niebling, 3 Ingraham, lb Russo, 3b 4 Whittwer, St 4 Ward, If 4 Stout, rf 4 FORO GALAX IE 5O0XL SPORTS HARDTOP WUU KNOW WHY Seek Women Golfers A team of women interested in filling an opening in the Tuesday Women's Golf League are asked to telephone Ken Thompson at the Plainfield Recreation Com i Davis, 2b 4 0 1 Total 39 12 12! Total 30 1 1 St. Bernard't 001 041 0612 Newark 200 130 00 4 28 Annitto. Scammell.

Norelli. Stout. 3B Norelli. SO Norelli 2, Neibllng 4, Wadsworth 5. Norelli.

FORD SWEPT THE FIRST FIVE PLACES AT TOUR '63 FORD IS STILL STRONG YEAR AFTER YEAR Delawara Valley I Hunterdon Central mission during the day at PL AB AB Apoar, If 4 0 3 2 Kirk, 3b 6-6171. The 12-week league will play at Plainfield Country Club's West Nine course. Hummer, went, ss Cyphers, lb 3 1 1 Titus, 2b 5 12 Hexler, ss 3 0 OGeczl, cf 4 3 2 Cole, 3b 4 3 3 Hlsko, 4 2 1 Dor to. lb 4 1 1 Hunter, rf 4 1 1 Thatcher, If 4 0 1 Komerek, Mersel, rf Sarfaman, 2b Soudt, cf 2 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 control and road-clinging suspension can win that's what we mean by total performance. Visit your Ford Dealer before you buy any other new car.

Here's hat you'll find: a new kind of total-car durability, a new kind of handling ability, a suspension that is startlingfy smooth yet sticks to the road like tar. If you haven't driven one lately, you can't really know hat a new Ford is like. Remember, it it's built by Ford, it's built tor total performance! Mitzkewlch, 1 IPeaoody, 1 (Atkinson 1 ICzehor 1 -l Area Boys Feted For Hockey Play Three Plainfield area boys recently completed league action at the South Mountain Arena in West Orange. The youths, playing in a North Jersey Pee-Wee League, ended their season with a tie in the playoffs with the league-leading Rangers. Recently honored for their play at the awards breakfast at the Claremont Diner in South Orange were Glen Schwetz of Warren Township, a center; All Fuhrman of Arbor, right wing, and Randy Hawkins, South Plainfield, goalie, for.

the Maple Leafs. Schwetz was named to the league all-star team and also received a trophy as rookie of the year. The three boys also play in the pee-wee league at the let Land in South Plainfield. Total 36 12 121 Total 9 Daytona's big, banked oval puts unbelievable stresses and strains on engines, steering gears and frames. The Fords that won at Daytona took all the punishment this famous track could dish out over 500 miles of grueling cometition without missing a beat In this toughest of all stock car events, mechanical failures claimed over fifty per cent of the starting field.

But of twelve Fords entered, nine went the distance. Ford took six of the first ten places. Five-hundred-mile events like Daytona are a public demonstration of toughness, reliability and sheer engineering excellence that are part of the new generation of Fords. A test like this can't be duplicated on anybody's testing grounds it's run right out in the open. Any car can enter.

But only the car that has the best total combination of strength, balance, precision ueieware vaney coo jto 12 Hunterdon Central 440 000 04 3B Dorto. Cyphers. Komerek. Brtvata. solid, silent SUPER TORQUE Gill Horf' Show Adds Four Claf Bernardnille More than 500 prize and entry blanks have been mailed for the Gill School Hone Show to be held Saturday, Apr.

27 at Hilltop Stables, according to ihow aecretariei Mrs. 11, E. Harris of Bedminster and Mrs. Wil-Nam Franklin of Far Hills. Four additional classes have been added this year, three green hunter classes and a lead line class.

The list of classes now Includes beginners, advanced horsemanship divisions small and large working hunter divisions and lead line and road back FWt SO YEARS THE SYMBOL Of DEPENDABLE W0C0CTS Youngsters Find Golfs a Snap Lakeland, Ha. If) So what's so tough about this game of golf? Ronnie Meeks of Tampa, playing his first round of golf and hitting a golf ball for the first time in his 15 years, got a hole-in-one on the 80-yard first hole at the ar 3 golf center in Lake-and recently. Playing his first round of golf over the same course, 13 year-old Tony Pletch of Lakeland got an ace on the 85-yard No. 16. MOTOt COMPANY High School Results BASEBALL Holy Trinity t.

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