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20 THE DAILY HOME NEWS NEW BRUNSWICK. MONDAY. NOVEMBER II, POP WARNER CHAMPIONSHIP 1 19M Rucci Passes Carteret to 4413 Victory Over Sayreville Eleven ville marched to a first down on the Carteret 25-yard stripe only to have Mike Kasklw intercept a Leprechaun pass on the 20. Sayreville'i Jeff Maliszewski recovered a fumble on the Carteret 28 on the first play of the final period but Sayreville immediately fumbled the ball away and Carteret regained possession on its 20. The Sportsmen controlled the ball until they reached paydirt eight plays later.

Rucci completed five of seven passes for 70 yards including the TD flip of 37 to Gentry and ran ten on a keeper play. 79 yards to paydirt for the third. Rucci ran for the extra point following Gentry's long gallop and it was 19-0 as the quarter ended. Rucci en Target Rucci hit Wilgucki with a 5-yard scoring pass to open the second period and Wilgucki added the point. Rucci's 38-yard end run to paydirt and his 30-yard payoff pitch to Gentry made it 38-0 before Sayreville broke the string with the Roberts-Cegeren-ko 59-yard bomb.

Neither team scored in the third period during which Sayre i 1 r. 'r -i 3 i mt-t jr- fc f0c 0m.mmjc-. Royals Nip Bullets CINCINNATI AP Oscar Robertson sank a field goal with nine seconds left and ended with 40 points as the Cincinnati Royals edged the Baltimore Bullets 125-123 last night to snap a three-game losing streak in the National Basketball Association. Robertson's winning bucket came after Don Ohi had tied the score at 123-all. The Big 0 tied two Cincinnati records by hitting on 13 straight free throws and 22 over-all.

He missed only one foul shot. Robertson and Adrian Smith pulled the game out for the Royals, scoring all but three of Cincinnati's 28 points in the final period. Robertson had 16 in the period. Don Ohl kept the Bullets in the game, collecting 14 points in the final period for a total of 39. tops for Baltimore.

Gus Johnson had 27 points for Baltimore. The Royals recovered from a poor second quarter in which they saw a 10-point lead vanish with Baltimore taking a half-time lead of 68-59 on the slioot-Ing of Ohl, Leroy Ellis and Johnson. Cincinnati grabbed the lead back late in the third period and led from then on until the 123-123 tie. Robertson, who also had 14 assists, hit on nine of 20 field goal attempts, while Ohl connected on 17 of 26. Ohl, however, had only six free throws, making five.

Sayreville retaliated by marching 54 yards In five plays for the final score of the game. John Kugcl got the first 11 and a first down on the Carteret 45. From here CeKcrenko took over and passed to Kugel for successive first downs on the 20 and eight and finally to Elacqua for the score. The Carteret staff includes Ralph Antonello, head coach, and assistants John Ward. George and Bob Sisko and Al Kakkai.

Larry Rhatican is the Sayreville mentor, assisted by Ray Mazurowskl, Tom Kuberski, Bob Rhatican, Carl Zcisler and William Mangan. Pee Wee Final South Plainfield took the Pee Wee championship by defeating East Brunswick 20-0 In the preliminary contest. Garland Lamb scored on runs of 28 and 23 yards and a 2fi-yarder by Don Panzarella. Jerry Maher and Joe Diller each ran for one extra point. The scoring: Sayravlllt J-JJ Carteret 1 1 Cart-Wilrickl 53.

run 'run failed Cart-Ward 47, paaa from Rucci irun failedi Cart Centrr 79. run iRucel runt Cart-Wllucki 5, paaa from Rucci cWilfucki run' Cart Rucci 38. run run failed! Cart Gentry Pa from Rucci irun failed! Savre Cegerenko 59, paa from Roberta runt Cart Gentry 37. pasi from Ruecl ikirk failedi Savre-Elacqua Pi from -a- ferenko ikick failedi Pee Wee tlnal South Plainfield 0 J-JO tait Brunawick 0 0 OO P. Lamb 38, run iMaher run! 8 P.

Lamb 23, run 'Diller runl p. Panzarella 26-, run (run failedi CARTERET Quarterback Nick Rucci was a one-man gang here yesterday when Carteret defeated Sayreville 44-13 and thereby annexed the championship of the. Central Jersey Pop Warner Football Federation before 2.000 fans at Overholt Stadium: years old and 101 pounds soaking wet, fired touchdown passes of 47, 5, 30 and 37 yards in that order and scored himself on a 38-yard run as the Sportsmen, winners of the northern division crown, exploded for 38 first-half points en route to their eighth consecutive victory. Central division winner Sayreville was limited to two touchdowns and Nick Cegerenko figured in both. A 59-yard pass-run play from Tom Roberts to Cegerenko gave Sayreville a second period touchdown and an 8-yard Cegerenko to Bruce Elacqua aerial produced a Leprechaun six-pointer in the final stanza.

Ed Wilgucki, who accounted for 13 points and finished the season with 162 points on 28 touchdowns and six conversions, put Carteret on the scoreboard on the game's second play from scrimmage with a 53-yard end sweep. Cegerenko took the ensuing kickoff on his 17-yard line and went the remaining 83 to an apparent touchdown but his fine effort was wasted when Sayreville was penalized to its 39 for clipping. Rucci passed 47 yards to John Ward for the second TD of the opening period and Gentry raced Jamesburg, Harrison Tie; Share State Title JAMESBURG The Jamesburg High School soccer team and Harrison played to a 1-1 tie Saturday on the Rider College Field in Lawrenceville and the two schools were named State Group I soccer co-champions. Harrison scored first with four minutes left in the first quarter on a goal by Ed Ciloscyck from eight yards out on a pass from Bob Thompson. Jamesburg came back in the second quarter and at the 11-minute mark tied the score on a goal by Willie Kendrick on a pass from Rich Matteo.

Matteo took the ball into the right corner, dribbled past the Harrison halfback and crossed the ball to Kendrick, who headed the "ball in from 10 yards out. Harrison wound up its season with a 12-1-4 record and Jamesburg, unbeaten, won 12 and tied four. This was the second successive undefeated season for the Indians in regular season play and the first in the school's history to go unbeaten during the season and in tournament play as well. It was the state soccer championship won by Jamesburg High School. Indian teams coached by Dick Matteo also won in 1961, 1962 and 1963.

Jamesburg also won the Middlesex County Soccer League championship for the fourth successive year. i 4 -x GOOD GAIN Ed Wilgucki of Cartcrtt is on tht way to 12-yard gain to Sayrtvillo'i In Ctntral Jortiy Pop Warner Football Federation championship game in Overholt Stadium in Carteret. No. is John Kogel of Sayreville. Ca rteret romped to a 44-1) victory in the championship game.

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CHICAGO AP Frank Ma-hovlich goal early in the final period enabled the Toronto Maple Leafs to tie the National Hockey League leading Chicago Black Hawks 2-2 last night. The deadkick. the seventh in FAR AWAV FROM THE BALL THIS WHX To CtOSE WUR e4CTl APOBESSIWS I ARMS LIKE THIS. THE YOU MIIL I GIVE TOO A I SUARAWTe TO Stick TUB BALL S. RB STAN PINS TW fT h) Light as you like.

which the Leafs have been involved in 14 games thus far, left them three points back of the Hawks in second place. The lying goal, Mahovlich'i third marker of the year, came during the only power play the Leafs were able to employ against the Hawks. Phil Esposiot was penalized for holding at 9:16 of the final period, but Toronto's Larry Jeffrey had gone into the box for the same infraction 10 seconds earlier. Bob Pulford got the Leafs out on top at 6:21 of the second period with his first goal of the year, a 20-footer that flashed past Hawk goalie Glenn Hall's right arm. Ken Wharram evened it for Chicago at 12:27 with his sixth goal of the year when he jammed the puck under Toronto netminder Johnny Bower from a scramble in front of the goal rtt The rich whiskey color may be deceiving.

But taste Imperial, See how light it really is. JOHN VARGO CLASSIC Bowling Roundup Hiram Walker makes it this way Donna O'Connell Shows Way With 812 Series -for knowledgeable tastes. IMPER1A- Jack Harris 222. Tom Barrett 202, John Milder 194. John Sago 14.

Women Vickie Hathaway 212, Lucy Smith 179. Marge Alfrey 176. Ann Pagolaro 171. High aeta: Aumack 222-156-205 8B3, Vicie Hathaway 136-212-176 326. Team leaders: Dunbar's Wedding Center 2J'i-91.

Hamilton Lanes 20-13. Emmltt's Sinclair 16-19. ATREVILLE (Kayreellle Reel High gamea: A. Koff 226, W. Kwiatowaki 226.

E. Jaro 222. F. Grekoaki 222, J. Warga 221.

R- Syale 220. High set: Jam SOT. Team leaden: Sayreville Aluminum 26-7. Polaris Contractors 20-13. Chevalier 4V Son 19-14, Rog a 19-14.

HAD4KAH (Jayee Kilmer Laaeal High games: Sally Walktn 326, Tran Grief 163. High aet: Fran Grief 477 Team leaden: Team 4 12-4, Team 11-7. Basketball Officials Clinic Will Be Held The New Brunswick Recreation Department will hold its annual basketball officials' clinic at 7 p.m. tonight at the New Brunswick Junior High School gm. The clinic will be conducted by Sam Yohn, well known basketball official.

All persons interested in of-ficiatin in the Commissioner Hoagland basketball leagues are ursed to attend. Yohn will discuss officiating techniques and rule interpretations. June Llewellyn had won last year's tournament with an 812 set, the same score as Donna O'Connell, the present leader, boasts. Laverne Carter, woman bowler of the year in 1964. rolled over the weekend but fell short of the leaders, bowling only 65i; The leaders: l-Donna O'Connell 224-17-21 1-1 90 613 l-Mary Ogarek 166-199-231-aiO-SnS 3- Lorl Buckley 203- 196-226-172799 4- Harriet Ebbets 20l-17S-214-177 5- Dee Galaaao 204- 166-192-21 790 5- Hennl Braano 212-160-1M-343 773 7-Roee Weinstein I7O.1OJ-2I1-2O0T73 6-Clara Van Derhoef I64-190-223-IR2 760 t-Jane Llewellyn 19S-181-184-S 76J 10-Barbira L'gl 180-177-204-201763 JOYCE KILMER MAJOR Hifh game: Juicy Merkoakey 278.

Joe Toth 266. Art Weldin 247. Chick Waldner 24.1. Bob Ga'ewood 243, Dan Hoff 2.12. Steve Bucaek 2J8.

Al Backo S.i2. Jim Blaakiewirx Lou Gersey 227. Tom Lagonia 223, Bob Conseia 22. Ted Singleton 224. Bob Caruao 224.

Willie Nemea 224. frank Seeburf 224. George Light 224. Mark Maurer 22J. Ed Fritz 223.

Jim Zafarana 223. Gua Syers 223. Carmen Caruao 222. Gran Willi 221. Carmine Muato 221, Willie Kovaca 221.

High ets: Steve Buasek 218-21 209662. Connenza 224-222-204 Kovaca 202-221-105628. Caruao 22V 422. kerkoskev 278-15. 185619.

Wally Gregory 197-18-219612. Bill Karvelaa 21S-204-191 611. Light 224-171-211606. Joe Sullivan Muato 221-1 80-203 604. Team lradera: Burt Bob a 24-, Acme Motnca 20-13.

John Inr. 20-13. Frederick Painting 19-14, Brunawick. Reitaurant Supply 19-14. QI IBB MIXED Mid-IState Bowl) High gamea: Jim Haydu 246.

Dirk Herman 223. Jack Bernatein 207, Harry locum 204. Women Ann Nikola 111. Pat Wilrtynaki 178. Marge Hon.chi.irti 169, Clair Becza 169, I.

Pagano 168. High K.a: Jim Haydu 246-212-SOI biff. Women Ann Nikola 143-191-174506 Team ieaden: Tigeri 31-13, Pi-ralei Redlcga 25-lfc. MIDDIMIX COINTT IMttHTRlM. (Jarre Kilmer 1.

aural High game: Joe Bionda 244. John KE.VD4I.L PARK WOMEN tJsyes Kilmer Laaeal High games: Rose Mocrio 311. Phyllis Schack 195. Sandv Konelee 167, Joan Santilla 187, Eileen Geller 183. High set: Sandy Korielec 315.

Team leaden: Middlesex County Bank 24-6. Nixon's Gulf Kendall Park Easo 17 -12 'a. i'OI PI.EI (Haaiilt.a Lanea) High games: Jack Nata 210. Ted Bonchi 210. Dan Naplea 206.

Charles Kramer 192. Les Knight 162. Women Roae Naplea 195. Midge Pauh-son 176, June Svkes 167. High seta: Nalale 170-174-210-554.

Ros Naples 152-14V145 4P2. Tesm leaden- ITntnuchables 20-10, Arrows 16-12. Ramblen 16-13. FARIT BIRD Bawl) High games: Blanche Salatow.kl KM. June MrGuire 190.

Heddy Wheeler 173, Mm Lugo 170 High set: Natalie Gandero 175-166-170313. Team leaden: Hi Lows 25-15. Sparettee 25-15. Handicapped 24-16. MFVe, HANDICAP iHamlltaa l.aae.i High game.

Ben Feidelelt 207, Paul Bodo 204. Bill Snyder ltt. And Bittay 162. Art Erirksnn 190. High set; Ben Feldelseit 150-174-207531.

Team 'eaden: Team 1 14-10, Team 4. 13-11. Team 2 LADire r.l.E6 n.A6IC fMld-Rlate Bawli High A Colombo 202. M. Tiallenbach 177, M.

Wiley 174, M. Fentasone 173. M. Lugo 174. M.

Lundv 174 High set: C. Page HU-137-lg EDISON-Donna O'Connell of Ridgewood rolled a four-game series of 812 over the weekend to take first place in the fifth annual John Vargo Women's Singles Classic. The competition, in which 170 women were entered, will wind up next weekend. Donna rolled games of 224, 187, 211 and 190 to pace the 89 keglers who bowled over the past weekend. First place in the tournament is worth $1,000.

Mary Ogarek of Carteret is runnerup with an 808 series, Lori Burkley of Watchung is third with 799 and Harriet Ebbets of Freeport. N.Y. holds fourth place with 789. Rounding out the first 10 are Dee Galasso, Iselin, 780; Hennie Brasno, South River, 773 and the tournament's high game of 243; Rose Weinstein. King of Prussia, 773; Clara Van Derhoef, Belle Mead, 769; June Llewellyn, Freeport, N.V..

763; and Barbara Ugi. Englishtown. 763. THI RSDAT MIXED DOt BLES tJayre Kilmer I aural High games: Oliver Burgeaa 214, Bill Zieienfuia 218, Charles Mc XIIL Sfaiiiliug? I Em 1 1 'SSiils' S440 "Hii 1 Quart I TPU. 2 IS Carthy 163.

Women Ann Boege 193. Helen Rennon 200. Penny bpanjenoerg 1H4 High seta: Ziegenfuss 966. WomenAnn Boege 574. Leaden: Spanjenbergs 14-10, Certoa 24-10, Benlivengaa 14-10.

MO.NI4T FORTI A'ETTEI iMld-lata Bawl) High games: Anita GnfT 21.1, Marge Schock 204. Mary Coffey 197. Dot Olchaakey 190. Eleanor Obren-ski 13. Hign aet: GntT IR4-104-21J 501 Team leaden: Mr Michaels 23-7, Globctrotten 19-11, Team 4 16-12.

NATIONAL l.r C.l Chicago a 2 Toronto 4 3 Bonon 5 New York Montreal Detroit 4 ftaterilar'a Keaalla Toronto i 1. New York 3. Boston 3. tie. Chicago 7.

Detroit 2. Reaalla Montreal 2. New York 1. Toronto 2, Chireeo 2. tit.

Boaton S. Detroit 3- Tamarraw'a Gaaaa Montreal at Detroit. Dartmouth has never lost to Massachusetts in football. The rivals played a scoreless tie in 1902 but since then the Big Creen has won 17 times. Tonitn-ik Joe Soak 227.

Fred Tiruno 226. Tony Zyakowtkl 233, Mike Vacrhio 227. High eeia: Vacrhio 212-214-217 -jj, Tomchnk 621. Spak 607. Zkowikl 606.

Team lradera: Tizzano Tlv 22-, Turnhle Inn 19-11, Wagon Wheel 19-11, Ilinmo miuy 11 mooi itmicmt mmun turn utmi spiajTf anvw MAUN 1 tout u. CHRYSLER -MOTORS Pigskin Pickings By Sports Staff JtdlESI(g a 527 tsden: A Nadnl.kl 127-20, C. Page 126-13. t. Cuddy 121-39.

WEDMESD S-T VORMNO LADIES (Car. Her I. ane.t High games- Phvlhs Wetrgan Claire Pardun 192. Betty Gl'rVoer 166 High set: Phyltla Weaterfan 477. Team leaden MiMtown Tranouil-Irrn 24-6 Mil.

Maraudera 20-10, High 20-10. WIHSESIr mormvo LADIES iMI4-tate Bawl) High gamea: E. Cuddv les. B. M.lone 172.

N. Hunted 171. E. Lina 170 V. Knua.hio 166.

High set: C. Cuddy 143-164-162 J.10 Team 1a4n- Meta l-t. No Name 10-10. Bells 15-12. "Even the Everglades couldn't make my test 'Jeep' Wagoneer say DISCOUNT CENTER SAVES ST(3CI SAVE! ENYDL7G Sturdy't Rtiultt W.

L. Pef. Miho Koctik II .750 KtnO'Britn 30 10 .750 Al Milltr 30 10 .750 Jim Strmoni 30 10 .750 Pttt O'RourVt J9 It .775 Jot Rourfc 2f 11 .725 Slandingi to Otto W. L. Pef.

KKiik 211 13 .772 O'Brien 280 14 .71 Milltr 27 05 .744 Sormoni 277 17 .740 P. O'Rovrfco 273 1 .750 J. O'Rourfct 272 12 .747 THIN (OIVTT (Hamllt.a Lane.) High game. Joe Walker 2.15. Dirk Newell 230.

John Chroborintkl tn. John Paulina 812, Walt Young High act- Walkrr lto-lSe-235-611 Team leaden: Team 4 jn-10 Tony Barter 19-11, Someraet Meat Market 17-13. fit Ve. 4.r pot Ua.ee Kilmer l.anral gh gamea: Bud Caldwell 124, Ollie Nahama 221, Dick Oien 21 .1 William Toth 212. Don Shirley 212.

h'ewart Low 302. Women Norma Karpiarak 202. Judy Blando IW Jan Rohbln. 174, Mary Rrvnolda 173 Willie Mae Treadwav High eta: Caldwell 224-r0-ilt ft I. Womeo-Norma Karpiacak 179-202-161 542.

Team leaden: Bud a Body 20-13. Grim par Alley Cata 20-13 tdi.on Truik Stop 19-14. LAMM FORn I.4DIH II ar.lier I aneai High gamea: tyrame Flerk 741. noe Botlone Jf2. Miml St.

George Ion 244 lden- Calarie. 23-10 Rprin'a 22-11, Land.ua 22-11 f.HUSTT DC SL! '66 DART lUXURf '270 4-dr. Sedan. Large 223 eu. In eng.

Auto RAH. Padded Da.h. Variable apeed loers li Wa.hers. Ijrae Wheel Covers WW Tinted Wmdihield. sll stand, fartorv equ't SALE PRICE $1799 rail Delivered Prlre KOFEIF KI.OTf'gf (Ja.ee Kilmer I.

ane.t High gsmes: Valerie Thompson 174. Fran Vein 177. Nenry Cantnre 176. Marge Henderson 170, Del Zip-po 166 gh sel- Nan-v Cantnre 414 Team leaden- Chock Full of Nuts 19-11. Savarin 16-12.

Sanka 16-12. CMROI IC 1 41 ITFSJ High game. Helen Olehnik 11. Kav Oalhv 10, Terrv Cook fig, June F.wald 153, M-ll Roll 154 High set: Dot Giaealone 17-156-133 474. Team leaden- Thin Pine 1i.

10i, Shinen IO'a-11. Lucky Ones 16-12. P4RK WOMSN iFdl.ea l.aar.t '66 POLAR 2 0R. HDTP. y- Auto.

RAH. P.dd.d Daih. Var-tlf WP'" Wa.hers. Urge WW Tinted Wind.hield, Plus all aland, f.rlory eonipmeot SALE PRICE 2095 Pall nellvereg Prlre High games: Irene Miller in. Anb.te Fran Marreo ISO.

Mut'el 1M. Betly Bergen 176, Corky '66 POLARA 4 DR. SEDAN Ai.lo RAH, Padded Da.h. Variable r-ed W.pera A Wa.hera. Large Wheel WW Tinted Wind.hield, Plus all stand lirtory eoumnient SALE PRICE $1995 rail tltll.eretf Prlre 4 Mil TOM Mlllll iH.mlll.n I 1 Hgh game.

John Khulaa 2.14, Bii Melvna 213 John Radna 201. Vin flrealia 201 Rvron Werott aril. Women Rit 170. Midget Pauhnon 161, BiMy Milder 11 High etv John Milder lata-177-l' -2 Wninrn Rita Moorman 111 -UK-no-. 4.10.

Team ladr: Jr Ket 15-12. Roihweiler Inaurance 15-12. H.ne 17) High et: Andv's Rrw-tlng O.iods SI -I a. 1'mted Markeu Charlie's Edison Esao '66 MONACO LUXURY 4 dr. Scfn.

Auto, RAH. Padded Da.h. Variable f-o-ed Wipers A Wa.hers. Ui, ww Tm'ed Wind.hield. Plus ail stand fartory equipment SALE PRICE $2399 rail Delivered Prlre Methamx liiuittaie'J'i Tom McCahill goes on a turkey shoot itrt 'Jeep' Wagoneer.

Lyon Prevail In lV2Mile AAV Sponsored Event OCKANTOnT Bill Lyoni of St. Peter'! (New Brunswick! Dish School, running unattached, won the junior event here yes trrday in a New Jersey AAU sponsored cro5 country meet at Wolf Hill Farms. Lyons, individual winner Saturday In the SJSIAA Parochial championships in his home city, toured. Ire 44-milrs course in 22:46, besting Dran Shants of Trenton State Teachers 23.05 and Len Johnsun of the Central Jersey Track and Field Club '23 10). Al buan.

running unattached, took the open championship with a 22.39 clinking. During my road test of the new 4-wheel NO MONEY DOWN BANK RATES drivi 'Jeep' Wagoneer for Mechanix t'AROIIFR I 4RFFR GIRL! ar.ll.r l.aar.t High Joan Heronymus 163, Jonn Hughes 175, Helen Gar-bnilno 167. gh set: Hughes 49. 4RI.T sniRsour (Jarre Kilmer I sees Nigh gomes; Dot Fh.ig 195, R'ella 190. fiee Gee U9, Roorke 1S, Helen Caaale 14, Josie Muato IM, B.

Brua.o 11 High set: Rourke 14MSS-16S Si Team leaden" Hotiae-wreckera 22. Bennett Hefniera. tmn 19 11. Professional Cleaner! 17-11. TIMDAT 4FT9 RNOOV LADIIS (MIS Male ftah eh R.

Kentobeer 110, M.re Ann Becker 199 Done Mn. del 1ft. Mary Pollock 196, Ethel Shorter 19.1. H.tn tec Kenlsbeer 110-191- Team le.era: Kool 33-13. Duiheaaea U-13.

Curvets 2113 able, cushy car plowed through like an assault vehicle. It was uncanny that a handsome, luxury station wagon like (ha Wagoneer could perform in the boondocks with the same easy-going attitude it had on the highway. It's just about the perfect all around car good looking, comfortable and, in 'Jeep' 4-wheel drive, it'll go just about anywhere you've got a mind to take it. What more could you ask for? THir MS (I.AMIC lane.) Huh eaniea. Tom Rarrett 331, Ceniee Pu.

21.1. Do- Ilokinnrh. 214 Mark (ireenein 210 Joe bliv. lnkl 207. John Lhirtro jrrf.

(h lom Barrett Irt9 225- lno-IH2 7' Team lradera Tam 1 24 g. Team 3 16-14. Team 5 17 13. THIRln4f MISH N4MOHAP it araher I ane.t High game. Jav Mandel 7J3, Vl Gaigann 211.

Dave Smith 214. Lou i ll ai Cotton 144 High wl "imith 2I4-17H-I7I Ml T'am leader. Helen a Rake Shop 11-12. Wagner Si'no-n l-J, Som-eiaet Liquor Mrl 14-IJ. IOMMI Mil MIXIn iNamllf.e I.

ane.t High game. Fred Auma'k til. Illustrated, I took it on a turkey shoot in the Florida Everglades. Getting there was half the fun. The Wagoneer cruised effortlessly as fast as the law allowed.

Its power steering is smooth and easy; the ride soft as silk. But when I got there, I flipped it into 4-wheel drive and plunged into the muck of the swampland. This comfort (- You've ot to drhe it to believe it. See your 'Jeep dealer. Check the Yellow Pages.

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