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16 THE POST-STANDARD, SyneaM, N. Monday. Aprfl 15, IMS ALE ltlttMt tubmitttd on commiMloner on at i p.m. for JuT'rWUred, oT crushed Ho. Cruetied Stone No.

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All items H.T. I tea or service Individually or mupc-wvelv. For further information A. Miles. Highway Superintend- er Board reserves the risht to rtvoke any or all bids received.

ork'. needed throughout the Vil- fthects may be obtained Department or contact la at reserves the riRht to revoke any or all bids received IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT bids will rtained by Backhpe as needed. th mS to speciIv Tvne and capacity Of uiDmen proposed. Specification sheets may be obtained at the Highway or contact A. Miles, iiign- The SU lfeari reserves the right to revoke any or all bids received .666 Heinsohn Nets Pair of Vital Hoops for Edge Havlicek Hurt; May Miss Rest Of Series Games SPORT SLANTS by Pap' Village Uerk.

NOTICE IS HERESY sealed bids will be the Solvav VillaBe Board ol Trustees It the Village Hall, 1100 Woods Road fiolvfty New York, on the 23rd day of 1953 al 8 p.m. for furnishin TOM HEINSOHN Gets Key Buckets Village Vehicles for the year Specification sheets may be obtained at the Highway Department or cc-ntact A. Miles. Hichway Supt. The Board reserves the neht voke any or all bids received to revoke NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT scaled bids will be entertained, by the Solvay Village Board ol the 23rd day of AoriL 1963.

at 8 p.m.. Bulldozer work in conjunction uiln Sanitary Landfill Drosram. SDcciflca- tlon sheets may be obtained at frne Highway Department or contact Miles. Highway Sunt. The Board reserves the rignt to revoke any or all bids receive! By order of the Board, Aorrt 9.

1963. K-568, CATHERINE E. LOPBBPIDO. Village Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Village Board of Trustees oJ Sol- vav New York, at the Village 11 66 Woods Road, Solvay, New York the 23rd of April. 1963.

at 8 P.m on entertain sealed bids, lor the purchase of Liauid Asphaltic Road Material for use by the Highway DenarU ment as required for the season June 1. 1963 to May 31. 1964. The Board reserves the riht to revoke any or all bids. Specification sheets may be obtained from A.

April 9. K-669. CATHERINE E. NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN the Vlllanc Board of Trustees of vay. New York, on the 23rd of 1P63.

P.m,. at the Village Hall 1100 Woods Road, Solvay. New York. entertain sealed bids for the of KVA for use in the Electric Department. For specifications contact Charles Kinsella Superintendent of Water and Light DcDartmentf.

Thn Board reserves the richt to revoke any or all bids received, Bv order of the Board, April 9. K-67I CATHERINE Village Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Village Board of Trustees of Solvay. New York, on the 23rri of April, at 8 P.m. at the Villase Hall, 1100 Woods Road, Solvay, New YorK will entertain scaled bids for the Primaries Extension and Rehabilitation of ceruiin Electrical Projects in t'ne Villape of Solvay. Specifications may be obtained from Charles Kinsclla, Superintendent of Water and Light Dick McGuire Admits Quitting Piston Post NEW YORK (AP)--Dick McGuire confirmed reports Sunday that he had submitted his resignation as coach of the Detroit Pistons of the National Basketbali Association.

McGuire, 37, said he would seek a high school or college coaching job in New York. McGuire is a native of New York, played college basketball at St. John's, and starred for the New York Knickerbockers in the NBA before moving to Detroit late in his career. This year, his third full season as head coach, McGuire's Pistons won 34 games and lost 46, finished third in the Western sion and were eliminated by the St. Louis Hawks in the playoffs.

McGuirc's resignation was reported Saturday by the Detroit News, which said he had submitted it by letter to Pistons' owner Fred Zollner. Although McGuire was reported under fire during'the season, he said his parting was amicable. BOSTON Tommy Heinsohn scored two climactic baskets in the waning seconds as Boston pulled out a 117-114 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers Sunday night in the opening game of the National Basketball Association championship playoffs. A game which began somewhat sloppily ended in a hectic flurry with the score tied three times and the lead changing three more times in the final quarter. The score was knotted 110-all when Bill Russell converted one of two free throws and made it 111-110 with only 1 minute 42 seconds remaining.

The Lakers' great Jerry West, a superb performer along with Elgin Baylor and Dick Barnett, cut down court under the basket. As he went into the air, Heinsohn blocked the shot, got the ball and went the. length of the court for a layup with 70 seconds ieft Af Dick Farrell is a fiterc competitor. The big righthanded hurler of the Houston Colt puts everything he has into his work. He throws just about as hard as any piteiher in the game.

He fights to win, but he isn't one to sulk over a defeat. And when he loses, he readily accepts the blame if he deserves it. He will not, however, stand for being made the whipping boy for others. That just about explains his bitterness toward his former bosses, ttie Los Angeles Dodger brass. Even the sweet revenge Farrell enjoyed when he beat the Russell rebounded a Barnett Dodgers on Sept.

25, 1962, in 10 innings to start them on the downhill miss and moments later Sam Jones captured the ball when Rudy Larusso missed on a drive- i to Dcoartment. The Board reserves the right revoke any ar all bids received. By order of the Board, April 9, 1063. CATHERINE E. LOPERFUDO, K-672 Villape Clerk JTOTTCE IS HEREBY THAT the ViHase Board of Trustees of Sql- vay.

York, on the 23rd of 1D63, at 8 p.m. at the Villape 11 DO Woods Road, New York, will entertain scaled bids for the purchase of electrical Wire and Cable. specifications contact Charles Kinsella. Superintendent of Water and Lisht Department. L1 The Board reserves the right to revoke Any or all bids received.

By order of the Board. April 9. IQfi3, CATHERINE E. LOPETRPIDO, K673 Village LEGAL NOTICES "The biggest thing was that my wife and I have always liked Now he said. "Two of our kids will be going lo school soon and we have a nice home in Huntington (on Long Island).

Rather than make them travel back and forth, I decided to live STATE OP NEW YORK, Court, County of Qnondasa--The Oswego County Savings plaintiff, against Leslie D- Cpttet, Knistc Cottet, also known as Kinitc Cottct, Jerry Bilodeau. Rita BUodeau. Clarmin Builders, Frances Preston, State Tax Commission. Anthony Riuy- niak. doing business as Central City Auto Sales, Also as CcntraJ City Sales, and Calvin May, Sr doing business as fendanis.

Onetda Lake Marina, de- pursuance of judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered In the above entitled action and bearing date the 4th day of April. 1963, the undersigned, the Referee In said judgment named, will sell at public auction at the lower front lobby of the Qnondagra county Court House. In the City of Syracuse. on the 29th day of May, 1963, at 11:00 o'clock In the forenoon of ttmt day. the premises directed by said judgment to be cold, and therein described AS follows: AIiL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OP LAND situate In the Town Of County of Onondaga, and State of New York, being part of Farm Lot 34 of Raid Town and more particularly described as being: Lot 2 of the Arab Netmen Beat Lebanon BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)--The United Arab Republic clinched a Davis Cup victory over Lebanon Sunday witn an easy conquest of a doubles nr-atch.

The Egyptian tandem of Bad- rcddine El Sayed and Fathy Mohamed Ali trounced Lebanon's Karim Fawaz and Edouard Samuel 5-1, 6-2. 6-3, giving Egypt an unbeatable 3-0 edge in the scries. Ali, Egypt's top player, beat Lebanon's ace, Fawaz '1-6, 6-1, fi-2, 6-2 and EJ Sayed disposed jf Samuel 6-1 6-2, 6-4 in singles Saturday. i in. On the latter, Sam fired the length of the court and Heinsohn made it 115-110 with 37 seconds on the clock.

On the same, play, Russell collapsed from exhaustion and a whack on the chin and was helped from the floor. But by that time, he had helped break down the Western Division champions with 25 points and 29 rebounds. Heinsohn scored two more free throws, one after the final buzzer, to nail down the verdict. Baylor was the game's, high scorer with 33 points, while West and Barnett added 25 apiece. Heinsohn, held below his usuai total, managed 19 points, with 10 in the final period.

Sam Jones was Boston's ace marksman with 29 points and pulled down 15 rebounds. i Boston survived an early deficit, 17-30, and the second period loss of ace rookie John Havlicek, The Celtics then battled the Lakers even terms in the second half, Havlicek sustained a severely sprained Jelt ankle, was hospitalized and probably will miss the rest of the best-of-7 scries which resumes here Tuesday Bob Cousy, retiring Celtics captain, set a record for playoff an- pearances with his 104th game, topping the 103 mark hung up by veteran Dolph Schayes of Syracuse, The Celtics were trying for fifth consecutive NBA playoff crown and sixth in seven years They had one of their lowest playoff periods ever when they were down 30-21 at the end of the opening quarter. Only a tap-in by Russell and a long jumper by 3am Jones it that, close, LOS ANGELES Baylor slide that was to cost them the pennant, hasn't changed Dick's attitude toward the Dodgers' front office gang. He admits that was the most satisfying triumph of his career, but it didn't change his feelings. The Dodgers sold Farrell off to the Colts for $125,000 in the National League expansion draft in the fall 1961.

As it turned out, Dick feels that the Dodgers did him a favor when they shipped him to Houston. "I don't deny I was bitter about being released by the Dodgers," said Farrell, "but that's not the reason for my grudge against the club, I'll never forget how they tried to make me out as the goat after they lost the 1961 pennant. I can't understand why they singled me out. I had. an 8-7 record' with 12 saves, and that was better than some of the other pitchers on the team." Farrell is happy in his new role as a starting pitcher.

Since joining th Colts, Dick has developed a pretty good curve and a fine "slip pitch" to make his blazing fast ball more effective. He's learning to pitch with his head as well as with his arm--something he didn't have much time to do when he was relieving just about every other day. Toronto Holds Series Lead Wi nqs DETROIT AP)-The desperate Detroit Red Wings, their backs to the wall in the Stanley Cup finals, cashed in on two goals by diminutive Alex Faulkner Sunday night and edged the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2. The victory came in the game coach Sid Abel had said Wings must win to retain 'any hope of capturing -the National Hockey League's ancient trophy of supremacy. But the Leafs, still lead the best- of-7 series 2-1 after easy victories in Toronto last week.

The fourth game will be in Detroit Tuesday with the fifth back in Toronto Thursday. Faulkner, a 26-year-old rookie who was cast adrift from the Toronto farm system, netted both his goals in the second period. Each came after the Leafs had battled back to tie the score on fluke goals by Dave Keon and Tim Horton. Veteran Vic Stasiuk, banished twice to the minors during the NHL season and coming off the injury list, sent Detroit ahead just 33 seconds after the start. Borons Blank Bears, 4-0 9 In Colder Cup Playoff Kansas Girls Take Lead In Doubles at WIBC MEMPHIS, Tenn.

(AP)--Pat Kirkpatrick and Louis Deidiker of Parsons, took first place in division 2 doubles at the Woman's International Bowling Congress Tournament Sunday with a 1,016 series. Champion loses Acres Tract accordinc to a map thereof made by R. Cull filed in the Onondaga County clerk's Office June 13. 1955 NO. 3739.

This conveyance Is made subject to protective provisions and restrictions contained In an Instrument dated May 31. 1955. and recorded In the off fee of the Clerk of Qnondaca county on 28. 1955, In Book 1763 of Deeds at PRKG IB. Together with appurtenances, Dated: APrii 5 3963, BERNARD L.

REAGAN. Rfif KIRKE M. WHITE, Attorney for Plain tiff, Office ftnd Address. East Bridge Street, Oswegc, New York. K-660 THE UNITY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OP NSW YORK NOTICE OF ELECTION OP DIRECTORS NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN that the Election of Directors of The Unity Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York will be held at the Home Office of the Company.

636 South Warren Street In the City of Syracuse, New York, on a the twenty-third day of April, 1963. the polls to be oocn at the forenoon anrf to o'clock in open until 4:00 o'clock tn the afternoon of said day, at tvhlch time they shall be THE UNITY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OP NEW YORK, FRED A. SCHULTZ, K-fl28 Secretary, NOTICE OF SALE The undersUnort will sell at public auction one IHS8 Ford station wnon, serial No, BflERl.81546, on April 22. 1953. at 10:15 a.m., at Wilbers Auto Service.

1106 S. State Syracuse. Repossessed from John M. Debts, reserve Mic richt to bid, AUTO DEALERS CREDIT CORP. WILLIAM M.

GLEA3ON. K-661 Collection Manager THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT public auction to the highest bidder for cash, one 1M9 Plym. M378 serial No, M276134089. at 10:30 a.m. on April 23.

1963. at Corbaclo Used Cars, 3701 James Syracuse, N.Y. The undfrrslftned reserves the rlitht to bid ASflOCIATW DISCOUNT CORP. J. J.

VAN GIESEN, K-fMtt Branch Manager KOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Village Board of Trustees of Bolvay. New YorX, on the 23rd day of April. 1963, ni 8 p.m. at the Village mil, 1100 Woods Road. Solvay, Now York, will entertain sealed blda for requirements of the followlnf material: Blbuminous Concrete 1-A-- A $32.40 Hunch MIAMI, Fia, (AP) Shirley Povich, sports columnist for the Washington Post, couldn't pass up Davitf in the third race at Hiateah.

Mr. Povich wanted to play the 3-year-old $8,500 claiming colt for place but Shirley said "Nothing is too good for our son. Remember, he's David David the colt, won and returned $32,40, Selvv West Ellis Barnett Krebs Tat a Is Los Angeles Boston BOSTOX 12 9-11 33 Heinsohn 3 13-J 5 19 Sanders 1 1-2 3 Russell 1 -1-5 ft Jones 11 3-3 25 Cousy 1 0 0 2 LovelHc 711-1125 ICJoncs 0 Havlicek Ramsey Loscutoff -12-48 J14 7 5-7 5 4-4 19 14 10 5-9 25 12 5-6 29 3 2-1 1 2-2 4 0 1-3 1 0-0 6 4 1 (M) 2 30 24 34 30 32--117 Personal fouls-- Los Angeles, Baylor 3, Larusso 4, Wilev 4, Selvy 3, West Ellis 3, Barnett 5, Krebs 4, Boston. Hein- 4, Sanders 5, Russell 3 Jones 3, Cousv 2. Lovellette 4 Jones i Ramsev 3, Loscutoff 4, Attendance 13,909, NBA Playoffs i CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL Result Last Night Boston 117, Los Angeles 114.

Game Tuesday Night Los Angeles at Boston. In Synchronized Swimming Meet HOUSTON (AP)-Roberta Annstrong squeezed by defending champion Barbara Burke Sunday and won the solo finals in the National Indoor Synchronized Swimming Championships. Miss Armstrong of Paso Robles, scored 120.840 points and shaded her fellow Californian by .005 of a point. Miss Burke, University Club of HoHywood, hsd 120.835. The San Francisco Merionettes, retained the team title by scoring 119.098 points to 115.256 for second-place Athens Water Follies, Oakland, Calif.

Trailing the two leaders in the solo finals were: Rosemary Ueckert, Shamrock-Hilton Corketts, Houston, 115.755; Claire Vida, San Francisco Merionettes, 115.320; Marcia Blixt. Athens Water Follies, 112.230; Diane Howell, Howell Swim School, Danville, 109.65 and Jan Kupferer, Shaw Park Swim Club, St. Louis, 107.14. The new leaders surpassed Ruth Longere and Dorothea Jeffries of Indianapolis, who had dominated the division for over a week with a 1,015. Frances Beam of LouisviJJe took third place in division 1 singles with 589.

Miss Beam, current Ken- lucky State match game champion, missed a 5-9 spare in the 10th frame of the last game to spoil her changes of overtaking Nell Hilton of Minneapolis, who took the lead last week with 601. Two other Louisville women moved, into the top 10 singles standings. Jewdl Blunt took fourth place with 585 and Ruthie Fischer moved into seventh place with 573. Janet Aldridge of Joplin, took second place in division 2 singles with a 549 series, including a 214 opening game. CLEVELAND (AP)--Bill Mas- teron drilled in two goals as the Cleveland Barons defeated the Hershey Bears 4-0 in American Hockey League oalder cup playoff game Sunday The Barons' triumph gave them a 2-1 lead in the best-oMive semifinal series.

The fourth game will be in Cleveland Wednesday night. Hershey has now lost seven straight games here over the last 14 months, Masterton, a rookie, put the Barons- ahead in the first period. He connected on a long shot at 2:22. Shortly after the second period started Masterton came back and Bisons Beat Reds, 3 to 7 PROVIDENCE, R. I.

(AP) -The Buffalo Bisons gained the final round of the American Hockey League's Calder Cup competition by defeating the Providence Reds, 3-1, Sunday night. The triumph enabled the Bisons to clinch the best-of-seven series, 4 games to 2. Buffalo, which compiled the best record in the circuit in winning the Western Division crown during, the regular season, now will meet the winner of the Cleveland Hershey semifinal round series for the playoff crown. With the score tied at one-all after the second period, Art Stratton and Barry Cullen fired goals in the final period for the Bisons. Stratton, a standout in the series, clicked at 14:14 on a.

short shot from the left on John McKenzie's rebound. Goalie Ed Giacomin made a fine save on McKenzie's blast from the right. His clearance went to Stratton on the left and the clever center slipped the disc behind the Providence goalie after faking in a shot. The Reds yanked their goalie with 71 seconds remainig in order to attack with six men. The gamble backfired when Barry Cullen fired from 50 feet into the open cage.

Rookie Doug Robinson scored for Buffalo in the first period and Ed MacQueen tied it up for the Reds in the second session. Baseball coach Jack a i has a seven-year coaching record of 168 wins and 44 losses at St. John's University. The Los Angeles Angels play 59 home night games year. will this Not a Matter of Dollars and Cents Cousy to Stick to Tough Decision BOSTON (AP)--Bob Cousy is the first to admit he could play at least a couple more years of pro basketball.

But he's even more emphatic that he won't. People have been asking Robert Joseph Cousy how he can turn his back on more than a season for some months now. A few still are scratching their heads over Cousy's decision to step out of a Boston Celtics' uniform and into the coaching ranks at Boston College even after last Concrete Tyw 1-A-Medium and Fine Mixes. Bltum nous Concrete 3-T-Road Mix. The Bourd rwervei the right revoke tiny or mi bidn received.

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LOPERFIDO. Clerk SEALED PROPOSALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT seated bids will be entertained by the solvav Vlllaee Board of Trustees at VllWe Hall, 1100 Woods Road, Solvay. New -York on 23rH of April, 1963 at 8 P.m., for the purchase of One Electric Line Truck complete with equipment listfd. Specification sheets may be obtained at the water and or contact C. Kinsella, Tnc Board reserves the right to revoke any or all bids received.

By order of the Board. April 9. 1963. CATHERINE E. LOPERFIDO.

Village Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Prccville Department will accept bids the sale of one Fire Truck. International Truck 1947 Power-take-off, pump and hose, 850 ftal. tank, six tires like new. two-speed rear end, body condition like new. Bid Sunday's otamatic farewell tribute.

"People have no idea what I've had to go through making my decision to quit," Cousy says. "They think it's merely a matter of dollars and cents. They think it can May 15. 1963. FREEVILLE FIRt DEPARTMENT.

K-6S4 ROBERT SHXRWINt crttary, 'ttvlUfj, NT. be reduced to one or two items. "It's not that simple. I've tossed the idea around for some time now. You can't know how tough such a decision is to make." Several times before, Cousy has toyed with the idea of retiring in order to spend more time with his family.

He has frequently maintained, also, it is much more difficult for him to get into the proper mental attitude top performance demands even if he is physically able to keep going strong. Now the agile athlete who has spent 13 of his 34 years with Boston in the National Basketball Association adds the matter of pride. "I don't want them to remember me as a guy who couldn't make the Cousy says. "The time comes when you go graciously. I'm going." But the pangs cut deeply Into the fiber of the sensitive, sensational playmaker.

If he hadn't had second and third thoughts about retirement Cousy would have contradicted the picture of a self-styled "very human being who wept freely at the historic March 17 Boston Garden sendoff, "The Celtics have been my life," Cousy said. "When I think of what I'll miss, I think that I'a like to play 20 more years." Bob got very little sleep the week before "Cousy Day," worried how he could say his thanks and goodbyes. When it was over, he looked more tired than after the most testing of playoff battles, heaved a deep sigh and said: "I couldn't go through that again. If I had any thoughts about coming back next year, this takes care of them, "I'm going to make far less money, but that's the price of retiring before you begin to show age and wear If you can af- still ford leave while you're on top." Man with a problem: too many valuable dust catchers. Solution convert them to cash with Post-Standard Want Ad.

POST-STANDARD made it 2-0. In less than a minute Cleveland took a 3-0 lead on John Ferguson's goal. Fred Glover, the Barons' playing coach, knocked in the last goal at 8:10 of the third period. The shutout was the first in a playoff game for Les Binkley, the Cleveland goaltender who wears contact lens. He made 26 saves.

But Keon tied it before the end of the first period, scoring out actually shooting the puck, He lost control and Terry Sawchuk slid out as the puck rolled past him. Faulkner whose goals wor two games for Detroit in the semifinal series with -Chicago, put the Wings ahead again in the second period. He banged the puck past goalie John Bower on a carrora shot off the goal post. Horton tied ic midway in the riod after Sawchuk had stopped a shot by Red Kelly. The puck rolled loose in front of the goal and dribbled in off Horton's skate.

tie lasted orrty 33 seconds before Faulkner scored the winner. Marcel Pronovost fired the puck from near the blue line and Faulkner deflected it past Bower. Toronto lifted Bower with 50 seconds left and pressed for the equalizer with six attackei-s. The Leafs almost got it with left, but Sawchuk smothered the puck under a huge pileup in front of his net. Sawchuk made 80 saves and won the plaudits of an Olympia Stadium crowd of 13,690, Bower had 28 saves.

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