Middletown Times Herald from Middletown, New York • Page 8

lU tf klDPLETOWW TIMES HERALD. MlDPLETOWN. N. Y. SATURDAY.

JANUARY 14.1939 NINE Ingston Bad, Middies Worse, So Downsmen Take Duso League Trimming Falk Upsets Tuxedo to Tie For Class Lead as 14 Quintets See Action in Village School Cage League One of the tightest races the Class division has ever known was In prospect today as the result of defeat ol previously unbeaten Tuxedo by Highland Palls in the feature game ot last night's Orange lounty Village High School League program which found fourteen teams involved in league warfare. The registered by a "29-25 score, helped create a lour-way tie for first place in the middle section landings Florida and'Central Valley joined the- Tuxmen and the Fallsmen at the top by defeating Coralan-on-Hudson and Washingtonville in other class engagements. Florida turned back the Lower Vil- 29-20 while the Valleymen disposed of the Washics by a 20-9 score. In Class meanwhile, Goshen Enexed its'second straight victory by subduing Walden, 40-20, and Cornwall "Pulsed Warwick 39-24. victories went to Montgomery and Maybrook.

The Monties whipped Pine Bush, 25-10, but the Rail- Iwners had to play an overtime period to overcome the Chesterites, 21-18, Class A GOSHEN WHIPS WALDEN GOSHEN--A wild twenty-point Ltack in the final period turned Ictory into a rout here last night Coach Oscar Gustafson's Goshen School vanquished aldeo, 40-20, for its second Iraight Class A triumph. Goshen Class WASHIES BOW AGAIN WASHINGTONVILLE The down-trodden Washingtonville cag- ers suffered their third straight defeat last night when they lost to Central Valley, 20-9. The Valley Jayvees won over the Washie sec. onds by a 10-2 score. 'captured the preliminary, the Although Washingtonville was be- ounty Seat Jayvees defeating the hind by only one point at the half balden Seconds by a 26-14 score, when the-score read 8-7, the Valley- I Walden, making its first league! men pulled away steadily in the rt of the current season, periods.

The Washies were on the heels of the Gustymen' held to two foul points in the the first three periods, but was no stopping the home tab in the final ten minutes, eading 20-16 as the final period pt under way, Goshen soon-settled result beyond doubt Dino ou tandy and Jack Peeso. who larked the belated offensive, led he winners in scoring with eigb- fen and fourteen points respee- Bing OTHeffl rang up "seven for Walden. 8-4 at the half, the Go- Jayvees came back with a ond half. Elmer Abrams, Central Valley guard, led the attack with ten points. In the prelim Washingtonville failed to score even once, but an erring sense of direction on the part of the Valley center gave the ultimate losers two when Baucher dropped a neat set shot in" the wrong basket.

The lineups: JAYVEE GAME Irong drive to gain their triumph, j. Hartenstein's twelve points bowed the way. line ups: JAYVEE GAME ben (26) WaMen (14) lartenstein 12 RF Ito auto LP Central V. (It) orse 2 Owen 2 Goshen-Malanowski, R. an (2) Hasbrouck (4), Hol- Schinueck and Meehan.

Ealden-Holjnes (4), Peterson (2), rNeffl Vernoy and Johnson. VARSITY GAME loshen (40) WaWen 'i 8 OHeffl 7 RG 2 LG Bernard 4 Goshen--SiUer and Mc- Walden--Decker, Kimball, lark and Nelson. (both games). rVash'ville RF Bettcher Woodward LF DiBenedetto Baucher, 2 Hookey Groo 2 RG Orsingo Kane LG 1 Weber Subs: Valley Van Ettan (3), G. Rose (3), Van Tasaell, Burrows, R.

Rose, and Bailey. Washies -Economo, Cooper, Lewis, Arnold, Earl, and Gutter. Baucher of Central Valley scored a field goal fpr Washingtonville. Central (20) W. Smith, 4 B.

Haylock, 4 J. Henry, 2 E. Abrams, 10 Stanfielu, VAKSITY GAME RP LP RG LG Wash-Title (9) Bryan, 1 Brewer, 2 KiDe, 1 Sewell, 1 Thompson CORNWA1L Dunk, 6 LP last place fifHtae 'Class JK stand- rs today as' a result of "a' 39-24 ming suffered at the Hands of Cornwall High School quintet Ere last night The Warwick fes won the preliminary 25-12. led 15-4 at the end of Crst period and stayed well in at all the way. -George Holbrook captured uidiv- scoring laurels with thirteen nters.

lineups: JAYVEE GAME tarvkk (25) CwnwaH (12) Dockery, 7 Hulse. 2 Smith RG Cowton 3 LG Koenig, 1 Warwick Ernhout (5). (7), Wadeson (1), Walker, Bonnyman, Carmen, Wheeler. Cornwall Dou(2). VARSITY GAME Warwkk k.

13 Leinweber 8 LF Poley agen, 2 Brown, 1 a RG Groff son, 4 LG Wright (Subs: Cornwall--Cater (3), and Warwick Perry (5), Harm (7), Ryerson, DUlistoa, lith, Martin (2), and Cochrane iReleree--Ochran CWest Point). IHSVILLEW1NS BY 29-12 SCORE Subs: Valley P. Groo. Washies -iirake, uorradi uj, and Jones (z). Referee Owens.

Class Action During Middletown-Kin gston Court Clash MONTIES TRIM BUSHMEN MONTGOMERY--Coach Sterling Bettinger's Montgomery quintet broke into the victory column for the first time this season last night when it trimmed a still unvlctor- ious Pine Bush team, by a 25-10 score. It was a double win, for the Montie Jayvees prevailed in the preliminary, 16-12. Holding only a four-point lead at the end of the first half, the MOB- ties ran up nine points and held the Bushmen scoreless in the third period and then coasted in the final session. Pete Eccleston paced the home forces with ten points. Ken Goldsmith 'topped the scorers on Coach Fred Block's team with six counters.

As was the case the main game, Montgomery was never headed in the opener. The score was 10-4 at halltime. The lineups: JAYVEE GAME M'eomery (16) Kraushaar, 2 RF Jennings, 4 LP Puller, 2 Martta, 4 Pine Bosh (12) Gnehm, 1 Pivetz, 2 Edmunds, 2 RG S. Zazverskey ,2 LG, N. Zazversi-y, 3 Subs: Montgomery Flannery, Biagini and Brown.

Pine Bush-Halm (2), Green and H. Pratt. VARSITY GAME M'tomery (25) Pine Bush (It) Blue and White Misses Big Chance to Upset Kias Five Maroon, Far Off form, Comes from Behind with Late Attack to Score 30-16 Duso League Triumph; Lindhurst, Sub Center, Stars unL -Seven words best tell the story of last night's all-important Duso League clash between Kingston and Middletown before a capacity crowd of 600 at the Middies' gym. Kingston was bad, but Middletown was worse. The contest, expected to produce one ot the best high school games of the current circuit season, resulted in one of the worst exhi- ltions of basketball ever seen In Middletown.

Kingston won, 30-16, but spectators and players on both sides figured the less said about the the better. UPSET VICTORY IS REGISTERED BY ELLENVILLE Ulster County School Defeats Montkello, 20-17, for First Duso League Win Middletown lost a golden opportunity to advance in the Duso League pennant race here last night when it met a far off-form Kingston quintet. The Middies also were far off their game, however, and lost out, 30-16. Pictured here is a scene in the last quarter as Referee Cahill tosses the ball in the air for a jump ball at the foul line. At extreme right, is Ray Lindhurst, Kingston's sail center, who made thirteen points to play an important part in the Maroon by H.

DePreitas. Bowling Results Blizard, 6 Rosenberg, 5 Sheritt, 2 Eccleston, 10 Gorss, 2 RP LP RG LG McKaig Goldsmith, 6 Stein S. Zazverskey Subs: Montgomery Flannery Barthel and Jennings. Pine Bush --Halm (2), Edmunds and N. Zaz- Spauldin; (3) Bhader 159 Mmgus 95 iSchoonmaker 184 M.

Pratt, 136 Terskey. Referee Dell (both games). Price Handicap Totals 145 17 166 117 163 190 181 17 209 159 136 164 160 20 736 834 848 Goshen Five S. Long 167 157 161 Lewis 140 157 178 145 FLORIDA TOPS C-ON-H FLORIDA With another excellent display of teamwork, S. S.

Seward Institute's varsity basketball team conquered -a stubborn Cornwall-on-Hudson five.by a 2920 score here to a Class" contest. The Lover Village Jayvees won the preliminary 24-13. Apparently fully recovered from last week's setback at the hand of Chara 139 Bulgaga 132 R. Long 156 '145 SSATSROOE Frankis QigHo's 1 Simmons 168 three points in an overtime session I 128 160 176 144 gave Maybrook a 21-18 victory over Chester hsre last and put the local cagers in the second place berth of the Class standings. Th? Maybrook Jayvees won easily from Totals 734 793 .769 Chester 33-14.

In the third period Maybrook overcame a first half Chester lead and then went ahead 18-16 when BUI Conklin, Chester -forward, dropped a pushup, with only a matter of three seconds to play to the extra period Rori Koa-leafK CMest lomsVILLB-The OUsvffle High i basketball teem won its sec- non-leagoe victory in three when it downed a highly- Woodridge High School quin- It 29-12 here last night TbeOtts- te Divers lost a 22-14 decision to ft Cuddy Fire in the prelim. lineups: FTJtST GAME Five (22) Biros (14) el'enbl SJK? Penny 2 3 Greeateat if 2 Sntzgy 2 11 Baker Caddy Five--Fish, and C. 1. 00Tcrs-S. Sbea CraSS- SECOND GAME Vnc-tead BocMiOuflq 1 2 Xahn i XaHsog 3 O).

Graiteno. Bodd, and oodridge--Scbartt, Xer- Fight Results (Madison Square D) Red Barman. dedckmed (W); da club took the lead at the start in the main game and despite the scrappy play of the visitors proceeded to increase its advantage as the game progressed. The team clicked nicely as a unit and scoring was well divided. Ig Regelski.

Billy Lftvinski and Carl Cohen each contributed seven points. The Cornwall-on-Hudson juniors were never headed in the opener. Cashin starred for the victors with fifteen points. The lineups: JAYVEE GAME C-M-H (84) Ftorida (13) Wood. 2 RF Marty, 3 Cashin, IS LF Kata, 2 Doian, 4 Dombrosri, 2 BritneU, RG Totten Papazian LG Frtaen.

6 Subs: Cornwall-on-Hudson--Retta and Bockis (2). Florida--Gorish. VARSITY GAME Flerida (29) C-on-H (21) Regelski, 7 RP Noe. 5 Lavinsti, 7 LF Kinder. 4 Wood.

4 Weyant. 4 Caplicki, 2 RG Novak, 6 Cohen, 7 LG Weeks Subs: Florida Lenipka (2). Cornwall-on-Buoson Evans. Lent (1). Trainer and Gross.

Referee Gross. FALLS UPSETS TUXEDO HIGHLAND FALLS--Coach Sam Poness- High School cagers overpowered previously unbeaten Tuxedo. 29-25, here last night to enter a quadruple tie for first place in the Class standings. The Tuxedo downed the Fallonen, 17-15. in an overtime preliminary.

The PallEmen tot the jump on their favored they copped.a 13-4 lead in the first quarter. In the second quarter, the visitors were able to garner ocly two points, hot succeeded in hold- XDK OOWD tuft ti 11 In.U tc to the aane count and the half ended at li-t The smooth playing of the fflth- Jland Falls quintet 5s evidenced in the aoorinf. Marty Maber. Jim Weyant. and Roy Fame each scored On whQe Jerry VojJr made ftwr.

Dick Cotascy paced the dab with ten points. Mo P1 ri Gigllo netted a free throw, then in a neat set-shot from center court to settle Uie issue. The lineups: JAYVEE GAME Chester (14) MayhfMk (33) Orsino, 7 RF BeUarosa, 2 Treppow, 5 Stewart, 4 MueHer, 2,.... LG Subs: Maybrook--Dedin, Lown (13). Reisert.

Moore. R. Bastiano, StantiaL Chester--Ramsay, Powers, Wekstein. Snyder. Mangano.

VARSITY GAME Chester (It) RF Wright, 8 Jim's Diner (1) 145 150 Storms Blind 130 Scott 125 Budd 203 185 115 130 138 171 111 142 130 156 140 Hendershott 137 Myruski 192 155 215 Hegarty 141 190 196 Totals 798 799 850 Bed Men (2) Cline 215 162 Bullis 190 132 Lesson 161 152 Plock 186 216 170 Schoonmaker 170 Rogers Redifer 214 172 148 183 169 Totals 753" 739 679 Mason's (2) Lupton 150 200 164 Peck Hipe 169 98 200 176 111 Blind 130 -130 Hess Handicap 153 9 203 9 Totals American Legion (I) Morris 157 192 224 182 151 142 130 192 788 211 171 230 Novick, Tripp Tulip, 6 F. Bastiano, 1 RG Conklin, 7 Heraog Hayes 184 143 211 223 203 Totals 909 8751038 Mystery Fire (1) 167 199 Miller Phillips 145 -197 159 Levey 159 138 Zangillo, Beilotto 146 Bach Giglio, 5 LG Sroythe, 2 Subs: Maybrook Centrone (2). and Saradno (2). Chester---Muller. Referee--Long.

Tidaback Barber BEATSMONROE Indius Defeat Koappnei Twke LIBERTY--Liberty High trounced Monroe here last night by a score man of a-W. The Liberty Jarrees 185 190 142 162 Handicap 15 34 179 149 40 Totals 813 910 872 TMCA LEAGUE Clemara Stan (3) Groeber 191 179 Hoffman 169 163 Rowan 130 1(8 Fuller 193 199 PunneU 177 160 Totals 953 861 831 ORANGE COUNTY LEAGUE State Hospital Club (3) Pines 235 169 185 Shumake 168 143 196 Spencer 162 189 C27 Hunter 171 208 215 Jensen 166 177 224 Totals .902 886 1049 Netrimrth Toohey 194 Debasio Jones 188 US 178 181 Valentine 183 Znudanski 145 178 Prull 167 130 163 170 220 160 :84 Totals 812 850 899 WALDEN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE WaUdO Prison C) Sheehy 172 Smith 150 Corrigan 190 Strakulski 176 Irvine Handicap Totals 153 19 198 135 139 164 189 164 138 155 160 19 McKintey Swinden Howes 860 Gridfeyi (1) 130 138 169 844 f24 G.Bell 152 Tether 168 149 163 180 185 190 189 160 201 Totals 791 836 919 Totals 860 869 Triable Service (I) Acker 185 163 Sherman 142 147 Tuthffl 194 1911 180 i79 187 142 879 143 151 Clark J. Sherman 129 191 129 177 from the Monroe seconds 14-5. Liberty held an 11-4 advantage at the end of the first quarter and kept ahead of the visitors throughout the entire fame. Hasbrouck of Liberty paced the winners with ten points.

The lineups: JAYVEE GAME Lfterty (14) Handicap Totals 68 33 33 835 GC Kl Ebten-sHre (S) 156 192 110 BUI 202 191 ISO Eston 145 1M 135 Codner 210 159 163 ZJnmer 166 ITS 177 Totals cm Tommy Farr, Totes. Dffcrcrit. Oos Dcrszio. (1) InthTaeeondhalJlbePnnessBen BaaM were cooteal to play sale and although their lead dwindled condd- the flaal fflppkk 3 RF Tasaell Rapner LF Dally; Finn 4 Kegan 2 3 90 TCP" waacbead Ate: liberty--Brown, dayer. i -jn-iJ ijn Martin 2i.

and Beaton (2). Monroe--Gnacarth. Dairy Ol. HaniU 7 GAME 888 73 121 173 in 141 7 154 14S IK 130 the shared ffl) Meadow 5... RF (K) ToUOj 715 714 T.3 Farr to Protest Adverse Verdict In Bnrman Bout (1) NEW YORK Tommy Farr can't win one in the ring so now he's going to try to talk himself into a victory.

He and Joe Gould, his manager, win appeal to the New York State Boxing Commission next Tuesday to reverse the decision that was banded in at Madison Square Garden last night after Farr and Bed Bnrman had gone ten rounds in a fight --the worst showing Tommy has made in his five bouts in this country. Gould and Farr win raise the classic cry of "we wut robbed." Bnrtnan tot the decision. On the United Press score sheet he deserved it whining fire roandc, losing three and drawing on two. Judges Patsy Haley and Eddie Forbes gare it to Barman, but Referee Pete Hartley caOed it a draw. However, the iitile knot of people at the ringridf who (hooght Barman won were in a disUnct minoritr The MjOOO teas booed the deddon.

The cry of want Farr. we wan' rattled around the rafters. Barman won it by doing exactly in the stomach aad arc- he heart ualfl he bad aofteoed up NFACONQUERS PORT QUINTET IN OVERTIME Tito's Set Shot Decides Duso Leagne Thriller; Havens, Harrison Star NEWBURGH--Joe Tiso was a big hero in the Hilly City today--and not without reason The substitute forward on the Newburgh Free Academy basketball team made only two points here last night tut they came early in an overtime period and served to give Coach Irving Goewey's quintet a thrilling 34-32 victory over a surprisingly strong Port Jervis team. It was the second straight Duso League victory for the Newburghers. Port riumphed in the jsyvpr game by a 13-10 score.

The nightcap gave every indi- ttion in resulting in a Newburgh victory during the first half as the Goeweymen baffled the Porters with a well-conceived attack. Despite Newburgh's superiority in those first two periods, the lome team -found the visitors a stubborn foe and was able to boast only an 18-13 lead at the long In- ermission. Newburgh's flashy of- ensive was conspicuous by its absence upon resumption of play rod Port gradually crept up. Coach Lou Horsman's outfit trailed 2523 at the three-quarter mark and twice succeeded hi gaining the up- er hand in the final session but on wth occasions Newburgh came back to tie the score. The regulation fame ended, 32-32.

and when Tlso dropped a' perfect set shot from Just outside the foul arc a little more than a minute after the start of the sudden-death overtime, he verdict went in favor of the Goldbacks. Howie Havens, who tallied ten points for the winners, was cut- landing for the winners while Fames (Shadow) Harrison starred 'or the losers with fifteen counters. The -Ineups: JAYVEE GAME Part Jerris (13) New'jnrgh (If) RuUn MacCormack W. Dunn 2 LP Williams 2 Though the make-up of the present Kingston quintet may not rate on even terms with the Maroon earns of the Zeeh and Rhymer or Bock brothers era, it is by no means poor ball club. Trie canny G.

Warren Kias charges had registered Iiree straight league victories prior last night and from all indica- ions Middletown seemingly would have to play brilliantly to knock Colonial City Club from its lofty perch. They say every team, even the best of them, has its off nights and certainly the Kiasmen were miles away from everywhere ast night. But to make matters worse, Middletown too played in atrocious fashion and the resulting brand of basketball was of rock- txttom variety. Both clubs violated all ethics of good play. Passes landed in enemy hands or in the laps of spectators, shots at the basket frequently failed to touch either the rim or the backboard, and only in the last quarter -when Kingston pulled away Bid either team get going in a forward direction.

Middies Miss Chance Middletown had a golden opportunity to gain a commanding lead in the first period but inaccurate passing ruined many chances. The game was nearly five minutes old before pither team made a point. Then, Jecs Shultis dropped a foul for Kingston. Larry Latour put Middletown ahead with a push-up but VanBuren tied the score with a foul. The latter was replaced by Ray Lindhurst, a gangling six-footer on the next play, and this substitution eventually- proved a wise one.

Latour followed VftnBuren's foul with another doubleton and Fred Speiser's dribble-in shot gave Middletowi? a 6-2 lead at the first quarter. Although then- offense was far below par, the Middies were checking well on the defense and the numerous home supporters entertained fond hopes of victory. Ihc elongated Mr. Iiindhursi accouiiied fur tiic only points of the second period, his two tap-ins of rebounds leaving the score at 6-all as the teams left the floor at the half. me a.

coteBta 4 122 counters apiece. The finenps: JAYVEE GAME (17) BiejUiM Fals (IS) RF --Ealtman 4 i 2 3...... PajeTaVO 4 Barth nG Junes 4........ LG Nelson 2 TmcaSo--FJorcta Srtbs: Wo 2. Libertr--ADotta and Ben- Sbennan Q) and Referee-Craaser.

Sandtesp Totals TO1OOBT The ol ibe Middletown Efts jVaaHise on fte drives of 3 14S 128 6B 17) 1M 77 stood and eaae MONTICELLO Ellenvffle created something of a mild surprise in Duso League circles here last night by knocking off a favored Monticello five, 20-17. It was the first circuit victory of the season for the Ulster County school. The EUenville Jayvees completed the rout of the home forces by winning the first game, 14-10. The varsity encounter -was close throughout, although EllcnvDle was never headed after a point early in the first quarter. The score was 15-9 at the half.

The Monties made a determined'bid hi the final quarter but the rally fell short. Moe Nlssenbaum of EUenville and Bernie Lifshitz of Monticello were outstanding. The lineups: JAYVEE GAME Elltnville (14) MontlceHo (II) Boxer, 6 RF Rockowitz, 3 Fuller, 2 LF Reilly, 2 VanBuren Prince. 3 Everett. 2 RG Richardson Retty, 2 LG O'Neill, 2 VARSITY GAME EUenviile FG FP Tot.

Robinson, rf 1 Downsmen Pali Ahead Pine, If 2 1 3 Rowan 1 Reiger, rg 0 Hoan, Ig 0 Nlssenbaum, 1 0 2 0 1 0 iTotals 8 4 20 Seeber 3 Pilus Stellate 8 Coppletti 3 LG Merrittj Subs: Fort Jerris--Adams Pearlman and C. Fornal (3). VARSITY GAME FG FP Bavois, if Inserra, If Tiso Lawrence, JanoUt Sean Rohan. If Totals 4 3 1 3 0 14 0 0 3 Tai.i 10 6 2 0 0 7 34 Middletown flashed its best, or ather, its only good form, at the tart of the third quarter and for a Ime it appeared the Downsmen night really go to town. Lindhurst Iropped a foul to start the third teriod but Speiser scored after tak- ng a pass from Jack Isseks and the sitter boosted the lead to three Mints by converting two fouls.

Andy tfurphy sank a foul toss for Kings- nn and when Shultis dropped a long hot the count was again dead- ocked. Lindhurst dropped a push- ip and Shultis added two fouls but ohn Wallace tallied from the side 'or the Middies. Lindhurst again aune to Kingston's rescue with a ong shot and a lay-up and when Shultis scored on a break, it looked like curtains for the Downsmen. 3ene Quackenbush netted one from aider the hoop and Wallace won i foul, however, and the Kingston lead was reduced to 20-15 at the three-quarter mark. The Middies missed a host of closeup shots in the last quarter and Kingston, finally getting the range, gradually pulled away.

Lindhurst wound up with thirteen points and the night's scoring honors. The lineups: PREUMINARY GAME JV. Offense (17) JV. Defense (12) EUerin 6 RF Woodruff Smart 3 Murtha 3 Wallace 3 Oeorgeios Osborne RG Aguda 4 Quackenbush S.LG Kannn Referee-- Mahan. VARSITY GAME Kingston FG FP Tot.

Shultis rf 3 3 9 Flowers, If 0 0 0 Hughes 0 0 0 Van Buren, 0 1 1 JJnQiunt 1 13 Monticello FG FP Tot. Gager, rf 2 0 4 Norris, If 1 0 2 Brown, 1 6 2 Mapledoran 1 0 2 r.ifshits: rg 1 7 Pelton, Ig 0 0 0 Totals 8 1 17 Dubin, rg 2 0 4 Murphy Ig 1 1 3 Totals 12 6 30 Middklown FG FP ToL Wallace rf 1 3 Miller 0 0 Isseks If 3 2 Raub 0 0 Whitaker 0 0 0 Totals 4 16 Referee-- CahiU. DONT WALK When It's So Easy TAKE THE RITQ i mJ Part FG Connelly, rf 1 1 7 1 2 0 1 Harrisoc. If R. Doon.

Fedorlca. FP 1 0 1 I 0 2 1 I 2 IS 3 4 2 3 Totals Before--KsJtoch. 13 era Kew Tort Leacoe now bring fanned, are Ue foor MtOQKin ADDS 4 TEAMS TO USTOf FARM CUJK YORK The lffit aAJcfl four iacn tnfaxir cltftie Uieb- fann systen to- WeyatitS FaTTB Cvmey 30 Lopresty. RO Mottola 2 Spferg, ivojlr 4 to 10 i Referee-- (HsverKtraW). ih- tiMpns srr- 1 Shut.

Ark, the Cotton ISO .1 a'cas Joao. towmw of tlw I circuJt Oteart to, "23 bs In a norJivcst- i BOWL For Week-End Fun! T. M. TSI 8 A MWWkfown fowling Alleys 7 CAJIAL ST. SEE OUR USED CAR BARGAINS We ort offering wow inmsiMl 900.1 con.

Many tytm to choose from. And they're 'fit your pockerbook. Drof over! POST GARAGE Co. CADILLAC LoSALLE West Main St. fONTIAC Diof 5555.