The Oneonta Star from Oneonta, New York • Page 8

Jackets Lose; Sidney, Schenevus Clinch League Crowns llion Beats Onconta 59-51; Win Puts Bombers In First Place; Second OHS Loop Loss ILION--Rebounding and fouls again spelled the big difference as Oneonta's Yellowjackets lost, 59-51, to Hion Rochester Tech Beats Oneonta ROCHESTER Rochester Institute of Technology unleashed a stinging last break olfcnse and capitalized on Oneonta State's poor shooting eye to whip the Red Dragons here last night, 7MO. Oneonta trailed by only one the first haU ended, closing the period on the short end ol a 30-29 count, HOME SQUAD But the home squad, now sporting a 12-1 record, spurted to a 12 point lead during the first ten minutes ol the second half, while holding the Dragons to only six points. During the first seven minutes of that period, Oneonta failed to net a single point. State had played tven with the Rochester powerhouse during a first half which saw the lead change hands nine times. At the end of ten minutes of play, Oneonta held a 14-12 margin.

ZOXE DEFENSE While Coach Hal Chase's charges employed a rone defense-previously effective-during that first period, the Rochester quintet varied its defensive tactics during the entire contest Early in the second half, Oneonta changed to a man-to-man defense as the Tech squad began to hit in large measure. The Red Dragons, who are now S-3 for the season, encounter Gcn- eseo State there this evening. iSx-foot-six Ed Baucum, showing expert acumen under the boards, topped Tech's scoring with 29 points, 26 of which came from the Held. 11 FOR Oneonta hit on only 11 of Its 33 attempts during the first half, then slumped back further in the second period, accounting for a mere six of their 3 tries. Capt, Al Slawson, with ten points, was the only Dragon to break into double figures.

Don McCaughey had 17 and Amie Cardillo 13 for Rochester. llion first place in the Iroquois League as Oneonta, the team which beat them last week in the Oneonta Armory, dropped lo 4-3 in the league race. Three IHon men hit double figures in the game while Oneonta had one player over 10 points. Brian Brunette with 22, Wayne Murphy with 16 and Howard Dunning with II led Ilion'i scorers, while Oneonta's top scorer was Ward Johnson with 13 points. NO REBOUNDS The big problem last night was Oneonta's Inability to gather in the rebounds against Ihe rugged llion club plus foul- Ing which gave IHon 13 points after the Bombers had tossed in only one more fMd goal.

i Defense also became a problem throughout the contest a Oneonta switched from icne to, man lo roan In an effort to contain Illon's scorers and grab the rebounds after IHon had taken IB-ID first period lead. SWITCH HELPED KOCtlESTH TECH it TI AlbliUm 1 1 Bletaalt 0 Jnhnion 1 1 UcCacaher 7 17 fiaucva II 0.1 Cook Barnett CardUo OStO.NTA STATE TI i 110 i i 111 Bondar Haber Barber Bluett lloUca, Jeiter Drew Parihan Harrtniten Kanlty 1 I 1 I 4 4 I I 4 0 1 I I 4 I I 0 Talall 11 II Beerr it Hill: Oatcau Rothtim 30 ottlciili: Dunn. LavrMer Laic CIXCIXXATI, ftb. 1 Wv-Wlh Jack Twyman pourinc In il rolntt, Itoyals tonight Miapppd an It-game Itrtlnj ttrrak, defeating Fort Wayne's I'htom, In National Basketball AMO. game before a crottd of SJSS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1 W-Modrl More said tonight "I am not going to marry him and I unuld not" allrr baseball star Trd vigorous denial ot of their efij 8 Oneonta Star Feb. 2, 1957 JUST A TANGLE Oneonta's Don White (left) and Illon's Nick Strall (right) do their best to trip up the other In the high school 115 pound match last night at the high school. White pinned his man In 5:20 of the final period. Oneonta lost.

Tonight OHS Hosts Vestal Five At Armory Oneonta High's cagers will meet Vestal's basketball club tonight at the Armory in a non-league contest. Varsity game time is 8:45 p.m. This will be the second game between Vestal and Oneonta this season. In the opener One- onta beat 51-37 at the Triple Cities. STARTERS Tonight Coach Ed Kilpatrick Moving Allnck MJW VOIIK, IVb.

1 a rlnrr fast inuxinj; lar- Hoffman, Dick Chase. Pete Put-; rn on sh unanmiou nam, Bill Johnson. Whltaker and Wardjdecblon our Varna Bahama of Rimini in a Irn round matrh at A possible starter will be Fred 'Madlwn Siu.rr CJardfn. IJahama ubig, one of the strong re IMJi togart'n quick tal nac tKett Hublg, By JACK HANI) YORK, Feb. 1 UV-A new- pension plan granting sizeable in- The switch helped as llion in benefits to major then only outscored the Jackets league players, coaches and train- who weren't hitting by three ers announced today by Corn- points to give the Bombers a missioner Ford Fnck.

The new plan, costing an estimated three halftime lead of 12 points. The third periodfound Coach Ed Kilpatrick pull another switch, an all court press, in an effort on the Dion club. million dollars annually, provides a minimum monthly pension ranging from JSS monthly to as much as monthly, compared to the former, minimum-maximum range of J50-100. "FLVE PLAX" Frick, who announced adoption of the plan by the 16 major league clubs, called it "as fine a pension plan as was ever written by any concern for any group of This worked and Oneonta came to within three points of the Golden Bombers at one point in the third a only lo have the spread move to eight at the buzzer. The press was shelved in the fourth period and Oneonta took its second league loss when they were unable to come from behind in the closing minutes.

JACKETS NOW The Jackets now Talk A have a 7-4 Buffalo Wants Pro Grid Club; NFL Hear Civic Leader Ask PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1 overall record, while llion is 8-2 for the season. The Oneonta Jayvees copped another win by beating Dion's juniors 54-18. Charley Potter had 24 points for the Junior Jackets while Mann Laura was tops for llion with 21. ovroviA fi 7jUarpby I Smlthion i HubH 1 lloilmia 4 0 IJBrunetta Ilrham 0 O.Rusiell Johnaon I 1 Whltaier 3 3 Putnam I I I Cotjer i Total.

11 7 II Boon by Oneonta II 10 11 II 11 11 OtflclaU: Dote, Uoies. 2 II 2 I 1 2 2 I I I II Patrick J. McGroder chairman of the board of the Buffalo Municipal Auditorium, appeared jefore the owners to extoll the upstate New York City as a site 'or an NFL franchise. "If you will give us the franchise," McGroder told the owners, "Buffalo will mean to professional football what i a has meant to National League basc- (IMOVTA Jill 11 1 4 1 IPaicUlf 1 I Potter Sactoa Ilid.tU Syrca i 24 Laura 2 onei IUON id 21 Jeiter 1 I Totali 21 I Totah Score by Quarteri: Oneonta 12 IS Dloa I II Offlclali: Hotallci. II--14 11--41 College llaskc.linll MiUersville STC 83, California (Pa) STCS5 West Virginia ICC, St.

Johns (Bkn) 72 Indiana (Pa) STC 90, Thiel 82 IIOCKEV SCORES I' III) AHL 2, Rochester 1 (Only game scheduled) NBA SCOIIKS It II Rochester 96, Fort Wayne SO (Only game scheduled) Briefs WOULD SELL McGroder promised that a Buffalo team would sell 25.000 season ickets and pointed with pride to city's previous record in pro- 'essional football. The Buffalo Bills, members of the defunct All- America Conference for four years throuRh 1919, averaged 26,800 in attendance per game. McGroder emphasized he was not seeking a football franchise for himself or any particular group. BILLS CAN I)O 'I have come down here at the request of the National Football League to tell the owners what the city of Buffalo can do to handle a league franchise." Commissioner Ben Bell confirmed all McGroder told a reporter and added that the league was thinking in terms of expanding from 12 to 14 teams, possibly by 1958. Bell said he felt the owners would want to wait until the last place teams in each division had won at least four games In any given season to assure equalization of competition.

Bell said as far as he knew there were no franchises available for transfer. He said the owners might vote at this meeting to expand two years hence with a proviso that the subject be re-opened at the 193S meeting for reassessment. NEW YORK, Feb. 1 VP)-- A special alumni committee from Colgate University will screen candidates for the head football coaching job here this weekend. A Colgate spokesman said names of the candidates could not be disclosed now.

The committee Interviewed several men last weekend. A decision is not expected for at least two weeks. Hal Lahar, who had three more years to go on five-year Colgate contract, accepted the University of Houston job Jan. 28 to succeed Bill Meek, who became head coach at Southern Methodist. BOSTON.

Feb. 1 Williams, tinned and talkative, uld tonltht he has srt no goals for the 1957 law-lull arason beyond playing 100 games but promises he'll deliver at least 25 home runs for the Boston Red Sox. Williams arrived br plane lo take part In the annual Sportsmen's and Boat Show. Williams dlwussrd himself, thr comlnr American Learue season and other players at a news ronlrrenrr. On the subject of thr number of playlnc ahrad of him.

Williams said "I haven't talked lo anybody about It." OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. I Associated Press Is awarding a 40 Inch high bronze trophy emblematic of the national collegiate football championship to replace the famous O'Dnnncll Trophy retired by the University of Oklahoma. Like the O'Donnell Trophy, The Associated Press Trophy will become the permanent possession of any team that wins It three times. It will be given annually on the bails of the final AP poll of the football leason among sports writers and sportscasters. ST.

Suitierlind. Feb. 1 Tyler. 41. Rorhntrr, N.

physlclit driving a homrnudr lr.1, ruin! one of Ihe tlronr rvr-ot-rarr favorites today for Ihr world ttvo-man bobilrrl rhamplomhlp. The veteran Tjlrr and hit Ilullrr of Sara- liar Ijke, N. Y. were rated Ihe rhlrf threat In Ihe Italian learn of Entente Monti and Rrmo Alvrra, who liavr had ronililrnlly Ihe best limes down thr try mile run. SACHAMENTO, Feb.

1 Junior College loit two pole vaulters as a result of a recent alligator kid- naping caper. I)r. Harold Slephenson, college president, announced llogrr Bltfle and Wris Kuhnen will Ineligible for college sports year became they kidnaped two alligators and a bunch of turtles from the city zoo and dumped them In Ihe college swimming pool. Milford Oneonta t'C pulled out all the Mops to upyct Milford 5-53 in SVL f.Say Tlmrstlay night. Oneonta, led by Jim Syron's 191 points, took the lead in the second quarter and stayed just ahead for the remainder ot the game.

llorb Schweitzer scored 23 points in the losing cllbrt. In other SVL games Thursday night New Berlin downed Treadwell, 67-3S, and Schenevus beat Worcester, Rl-2). Bob Ilobson led New Berlin with 22 (mints in the Worccster- Schoncvus game Al Dulkis was tops i 21 points. MlLHir.ll OMOXTA VC Grocers Cop First Place Your Friendly Grocery, led clinched first place Thursday' action when they downed Oneonta Optical 4-0. The Grocery team captured the second round honors with one week remaining In the round.

The won and loss record was 27-9. Second place was held by Gcnesee with a 21-15 record. Putnam Motors took third, TT place and the Hartwlck's Profs' were fourth. Rounding out the first division is Jerry's Restaurant. MILfOKD IHltEBlN LCAGtE Weitlord FeeUra 111, Hot Shota 3't--Pinlow 221.

141. Laureni 4--J. Ferry 112. Ill: Edion Corner'! 0--K. Ttiorn 171.

ISI. Ulke I Diner 1--Welih S42; Eaio ti- trai 1--Pratt HI. 411. GOODTEAB LAKE LEAGCE Hlinlanderi 4--WlthUcan'a I--R. Pier 320.

SII: Tlnya Isn 1--H. Bricrtn IIS. 121; lltat cr.orpen J--T. Toiler 2M. Journey'! End 3-D.

Grant 111, 411: rtaitui 3--Kaimuiien 117. 111. HILrOKD SNOZAMS LEAGIT Huiklei 1--A. Oile 110. I2S: Duitera J-Brldter 171.

410. Team One J--U Roberta 111. Ill: E. Bunt 113; Rorjelila 1--Campbell 117. Slater 317.

Ramblera I-- Doren 111. ditcher 317: Ooofera 4--Ann Tale 111. 111. Relatlrea 0-- Betty O'Brien 111. 411: Huiklea 4-- Anlille 141.

411. Duitera 4-11. Tipple 112. 411: lull 0-Cecil Fler 111. 4W.

WESTFORD MIXED LEAGCE Flo Knocker'a 4-C. Burton 17S. M. Fetura 411: Gutter Duitera C-- U. Burton 111.

W. Peeten 431. TTlnllera I--K. Tiler 111. 4J4; Ty- phoon'a 3--R.

Hanien 177. 100. Ptn Epmter'a J--o. Oratei 172. C.

Snyder 4SI: HI-Lo'l 1--H. Burton 117. T. Emple III. Maroin BUMS LEAOIT Kief Ediard 1-Diri 119.

441; Pratt Hotel J--GUI 110. fitump Jumpen 1--John Weir 111. Ill: Seclcy'l Motel 3-- E. Home 294. I.

Farley ill. Rum Duni 0-- A. Alaille 171. R. Buth 411; Uerldale rlylct Banceri 4-Carr 291.

Oreen 411. STRIKE AND SMBC LEAGCE ILOWU 1--Shaner 157. 421; Foi Flaitei 0--Holland 115. US. Electric 3--Aniellottl 111.

312: Country Clab Body Shop Scanlon Waihereltei 3-LetleBe 111. Ill; Roentein Raya I--Frlta 111. 3CO. JUNIOR VARSITY RISULTS: Oneonta M. llion 4S Mount Upton Guilford 18 Walton 56.

South Kortright 27 Cherry Valley 40, Cooperstown 23 Laurens 36, South New Berlin 1 4 I I II I 3 12 Burr NVm'or 0 0 0 Brron Butler 1 0 2 Ollte Brhaeltier I 7 21 Decker Uartln 4 0 1 ilimiin Kliby 3 3 1 Talili 21 II Talall rtcore by Quirteti: Or.eor.ta UC II II Ullford II II II Tl I I 4 11 7 II 2 1 11 Tit I.Aim I I I It II Tl MH r.ir.ns it II Tl Iart'nac. pan me. It a a Oebora 1 2 4 I ISi.l!h 2 0 Arnold 1 0 2 a lltenlamla 1 I 2 Heed Lieni Talali II I Talili II II Wore by Guillen: New Berlin 13 I II I 11-11 Milford 31, Worcester 22 Unadilla 21. Franklin 20 Sidney 57, Greene 33 Cobleskill 33, Schcnevus 21 Giltxrtsville 21, Hartwick 18 Delhi 4G, Margaretvillc -40 Fxlmcston 33, Morris 21 New Beriin 30. Otego 27 Charlotte Valley 49, Kellogg 33 Bem-Knox 31, Jelfcrson 21 Roxbury 23.

Andes 22 Grand Gorge 33, DowTtsvillc 35 Conicls Play jWashinjilon The Clinton Comets will play i the Washington I.lnnj at the Arena tonight. Game time for the Kaitcrn Hockey Leajuc encounter will be 1:30 p. m. a i i i i It Mil It tl lluntlniton I 4 rvhoebieil 4 0 1 I I Calei I 0 II a II Dullu, 7 I II noldlnt 3 0 1 Caiate Brady Dulkli, A 1 11 2 34 Talala I II Talala Sean ar Quartern Werceil.r .1 I etheneini II II 1 0 1 I I I i-n 31-11 lounced Bob Feller, former ace of the Cleveland Indians who worked throughout the negotiations as a member of a special pension plan committee, said: "I think it should be a good selling point for youngsters interested in making baseball a career." The improved plan, retroactive to all in it as of BIT, is scheduled to go into effect April 1 providing a tax ruling is available by then. Disability and hospital benefits are included for the first time and insurance i i are increased.

DRAW Under the new program, a five- year major league veteran would draw the minimum pension of JS8 monthly when he becomes 50. The plies to a 20-year man who waits until 63 to apply for a pension. If a 20-year veteran chooses, he can begin drawing J275 monthly at the age of 50. The old pension contract became effective when the veteran reached 50 and Included no provision for waiting until he was 63. 1 The commissioner said the plan could not be guaranteed beyond five years because its financial structure is based on money from the new five-year World Series and All-Star game radio and television contract signed last year and effective beginning with the 1957 season.

OHS Matmcu Lose Match flion's Golden Bombers chalked up a 24-18 win over Oneonta's Yellow-jackets in wrestling here last night. In losing. Coach Lloyd Baker's matmen w-on four matches, three of them by falls, while llion chalked up six wins. The results: lOS-White (90) pinned DeForest (I) 2:55 second. 115-- White.

(0) pinned Strail (It 5:20 third. 123-- Manore (I) dec. dark (0) 130-Kohli (I) dec. Knott (O) 136-- King (I) pinned Scona- fava (0) 3:23 second. 141-Corial (I) pinned Messig (01 4:30 third.

148-- Noll (I) pinned Zummo (0) 4:23 third. 157-- Platt (0) pinned Spencer (II 3:06 second 16S-HoIfman (I) dec. Barnctt Unlimited-Weir (0) Roxbury Chili To Meei Monday ROXBURY The Roxbury Fish and Game Club will meet Monday, 8 p.m. In the Fire Hall. AH club members are urged to attend this important business meeting which will consider a new set of by-laws.

A club spokesman also urged club members to pay their 1957 dues. NEW BERLIN OTIfiO i ii TI TI LarociD 1 1 I UcMorrla 1 Uoyd 1 I Utter Lard. Dow 1 11 Aeerr Faulitlrk 11 0 22 Croabr 1 Whltacra 1 1 1 Beech Wood 1 0 0 Jackion nolen 1 3 10 Burundi Tatali 27 7 II Talali 17 IS II Beore br Quartern Berlin II II 11 10-- (1 I Mill A I A I 14 II Tl It Juraih 4 3 11 Shaier 3 Intalli 1 1 31 Stanch 1 llaa-ier 1 3 1 llebberd 1 Armitroflf 2 0 4 Rottnion Trion 1 3 1 Bennett 3 Weitcc.lt 1 1 2 aturhala 3 Allredir-n 1 3 4 Cloodrlerj Heath I I I Bulta 1 Wrtiht 1 0 3 Roil I lloloonlU Talall It It II Talali II 1 21 Score br Quartern rrankim I I Unadlla 11 SI 10 10-11 Olllrlali: llr.an. roertttl i i It II Tl It 111 Uaer.der, i Kirk mender. 1 1 1 Tonclai I 1 BalroiB I I I Alllen 1 oecrte 4 1 II Uacriam 4 1 fntder 1 1 11 Brady 4 Duma I I I nmi I lloiler 1 1 Urn nan 3 II Talali II I II lalall II II II tuata Qjemn: IMM 11 1 II 11-41 11 It 1 11--11 OlfltllU: Lull, Well bounders who has helped the Jackets In the past three games.

IIASNT WON Vestal which hai yet to win on the road this season went against Binghamton Central last night. Its record prior to that game was 4-2. Tonight Vestal will probably send Dick Stanton, Don Webb, Wendy Terry. Jim Cargill and Tony Glanetti. The first four named are big and can give a club trouble.

This will mark the second weekend In a row that Oneonta has played on Friday and Saturday nights. The Cneonta Jayvees will play in the prelim which will get under way at 7 p.m. to thr punch rt-jtratetlly al- thouch the IUMT maili- COCK! uvr of hia ailiantafr ui thr rllnchi-H. Jaift Artlr AIcUU vnrrd It 7-1-1, Krfen-e Itarnry IV1H 6-3-1 and Jiulgn Haruld all (or Inart. Thr Al' card 7-2-1 for although many ol the rarly nrre.

by a very slltht margin. A small crond of about l.MO ntushnl through Mionttorni to IwuL Mm! Ihr agrml with Ihr many Ihousht it rlovr than tome ol Ihe voting. Ijoftrt cloM-d a rush lo assure hlmv-ll ol thr drcUlon, kuerplng Oir last tlin'r on the card? ol Aldala and IVIIt Scholastic 1 COBLUKILL i 14 KUmer 11 1 1 Strcnr 0 I 0 Barton 1 1 OSell DerlUeri I I 0 Uirm It Efana 3 Hotalicr 1 Totall 11 11 Totali 11 1 J7 Scort by rjiartern Bcheneni 14--47 Cobleiklll 10 13 1 10-- OfllcUIa: J. Carllne, Kreter. XELLOGO CBASOOTTI 1AL, Cniniea 1 1 11 Eaton 1 Wnltbrck 1 1 1 Becker I 0 Cuecenu 1 1 1 Been 1 1 Coopmacn 1 3 IJBrlm I Benedict I.NybKt 3 1 Ofbora 1 1 3 1 Baldatn 0 IjTumer 3 4 Ulcer I I I Uantioaery 1 1 Djbiiy 1 1 TotiU 1 11 It' Totala 11 11 Bcora tr Quarteri: otnclaU: McCandaih.

Warlrn. CHEKKT VAUJT COOriKSTOWX ft tl Tl It II Tl Ucad. 1 I 10 Webater 4 11 Uead. 1 1 11 Weeka 1 1 Oreen 4 4 11 Dell 7 II Moore 1 0 2 cram 3 1 Lcutli 1 3 10 Tonne 4 1 Iluttei 0 1 Tatala 10 Talali tl 1) Score by Quarteri: cooperuoan tl 1 11 10-47 Cerrr Valley 13 13 11 10--19 Olllclali: xiaiaeU MOLT.I trrox oniroBD it TI tt TI Nlal 1 1 13 Dam 1 1 ahairer 1 1 3 Hubbard 1 10 Jozea 1 1 3 Deinelxer 1 4 Bvanion 3 3 1 Staelei 1 1 Feller 4 7 11 StUtra 1 1 4 3 10 Fhllci 1 1 10 T.lili II 11 17 Talali 17 0 11 Score by Ofilclala: Feckbam. CfDoncell jrrnmoN BIRN-KNOX TI TI IlerKlei 1 3 8aln 1) Datton 1 1 1 Uartln 7 HatrllH 4 3 10 SnrCer 11 Zona 1 3 4 3 Lepetlch 111! Decker 4 Kachler 1 Croaa 1 Bella 7 Talall 17 11 44 Tatali II It flcore br Quartern Bern-Knoi 11 31-11 WALTON KORTR GUT it TI TI Raniom 1 3 11 Smltri.

1 Hort 1 0 1 TraTeU 11 Lane 1 0 3 llaton 11 Bledekapp 1 1 13 1 Roach 1 3 11 colllna 1 fltanton 1 0 3 Benlamtn 1 rinth I I I Snltn.C 0 Wetnbert i North 1 1 1 Talall II SI Talala II 11 flcore br Quartan: So. Kortniht 11 1 10 34-M Walton 11 11 31--11 ornclak: Delict). Dflir.tr nuAxn r.onnf ooirNsrn.tr it TI ri TI Mattlre. 1 1 31 Dilrnton 1 1 Oakler 1 11 Brrden 1 II Button 7 11 It Walker 3 4 Umbruor.tr 7 11 10 11 Ualllee. A 0 1 1 Doll 3 13 Trlolo 1 1 1 Talala Ja tl 77 Talala II II 17 Seora tr Quarteri: Dotimllla 3 17 II 11-17 Orand Oorie 11 11 31 11-77 Olflctali: orttlln.

Wmdior MW BERLIN KfCtNt it ri TI i TI Horn 7 1 11 feH 1 Meteri 7 4 11 Decr.cr 1 4 rolton 3 1 1 Ham 1 11 CMfllan I I I 1 I I llorian 3 1 7 Marietta 1 1 rain tin i 1 1 fort I I I Talali Ii 11 It Talala II srert tf Qvarieri: laurtni 1 1 II 7-11 tt. Berlin II II 11 ll-ll Olllelati: Welli, Uernm OXBIRT It Tl 14 II Tl ctter i 1 II Weiur i I II Fuiieai 1 1 1 UKli I I Htiiirr 1 1 II Tim 1 7 llo.v Scores r.tU, 3 1 1 Eraccen 2 1 1 PurcteU 1 1 11 Lakla I 0 3 i i a I I I Rtr-cer I I I 1 2 1 Datii 0 0 0 7.1.1, 1 7. C.I. II 7 Sccre by Quarters: i ii TI it mi Kuhn 4 1 11 Ekitroa 1 4 II Mccarty 3 1 4 sir.iui 1 3 3 4 i I reaeriby 1 1 11 Bryant 1 1 1 4 7 IS llcaell 5 4 0 0 0 Crur.l 0 0 0 Burdlck 3 1 i Cacra 1 0 3 McDonald 1 0 1 oould 1 3 Coluci 1 1 1 Brockway I I I Alny 1 1 1 Toanri 3 0 4 Vlttrtyk 0 0 0 Etrell 0 0 0 Vauioetin i Talall tl 71 Tallli II II II Bcire by Quarteri: Greene 1 1 I 17-31 Slflr.ey 22 II 23 12--72 Otflciali: Vertfpn. Klfcler i I I I II 11 Tl 11 Tl 0 1 1 1 IS Pane 1 1 7 TalXt 7 2 11 Wetherbee 1 3 1 4 1 3 4 Saeet 4 2 11 rocte 4 1 1 Bocklcn 1 3 1 Joy 3 1 4 Die I I I Talall II 1 II T.ul, a Score ty Edrceiton 7 11 11 7-40 White.

Caiir RARTHICK r.nrir.7\inr 14 II Tl It It Tl Sehvlctrer 4 3 10 Bir.tth 1 3 11 Burieil 7 0 11 Bricclck 0 1 0 Bur.n 4 1 1 12 4 51 Tabcr 1 0 3 Brrilln 2 1 4 Urcrce 2 1 4 1 1 3 Cacpttll 0 1 0 ROTI 0 0 0 Talah II 1 Talili ra 4 Score by Quarteri: P.otr.er. Wetiscr worcr-TiK I I I I I 14 ri Tl It 11 Tl Schrr.leael I 7 17 4 11 r.riicn 1 1 1 MaLly 1 1 11 Erani 4 1 1 JOCM 4 0 1 Kenyoa 1 4 31 Carley 3 1 7 jobtrann 1 1 3 nilien 0 1 0 Butler i Hsthes 1 1 2 Bobntck 1 1 7 Talali ra 11 14 Talall 21 II Score by Quarteri: Mll'ord IS 11 11 Worceiter 1 10 IS 2I-SJ omclali: Deleikl. Crony Wally Post, Cincinnati Hcdleg outficliler, hit nine home runs In his first 16 games in 195G. A hand Injury on May 5 slowed him down. He finished the season with -40 homers.

AdverlUrmenl NO NEED TO WEAR A TRUSS FOR RUPTURE That Hindi, Cuts, Gourn. Nips and IKm Not Hold If you most wear a Truu (or KutKurt, don't mm thii. A Pot CarJ. with name and aJJmi, Irt you FREE, and without rflifi- tion, CTwnptele, rnndfrnired Rkr Plan of RrJucirtlt Rupnirr Control. Now in Jlilr br ihouianJl uy ihry nnrr drrameil pmiiMt tmh anvrc.

dtprndaMt and rnmfortaMr fieptnrc proleOioo. Safeljr Woll nnrarr optnififc prretiti without mid hf hulkr. ruraltf aoene Truitet, lormenlion iprintt of hatih, touting pad pmiurr. Rf iujlcii of how long ruftiurnl. iir cxniruiion, or iruun )ou hate worn, TRY THIS, and wnd joul Pvai Card lodir la AeiemH.

N. V. IVpt, Kilmer Has 29 to Spark Draper Win Vince Gilibertl's Drajier Central boys won the Schohanna Basketball League title last night. ing Cobleskill at Schenevus, 17-37. The Schcnevus five, W) In league play and 1M for the season.

trailed, 22-19 at the halt. But Matt Kilmer contributed 23 points to spark his team to victory. Teanv mate Hank Burton sank nine of 13 foul tosses. Delhi slipjiod by Margarctvilte, 4G-I1, to retain leailfrihip of the large scliool section ol the Eastern Delaware l-eague. Kay had 20 for Delhi, while Norm Macndcr ol Margaretville scored 14.

Mar- t-arrtville held a thru- puint lead at the half. TIK Kill SKftlXn Walton tied with South KortnEht for second spot in that league, trimming them 55-50. Walton held a 17-point lead at one point in the fourth quarter until South Kortright began to move and closed the gap to live. Eddie Ilansom had 15 for Ihe while Howard Travel! led Suuth KortriRht with 16. Coach Ted Huntington's Sidney quintet i the northern- division of the Susquehanna League by dint of a 72-38 victory over visiting Grwne.

Dave Fowcrsby and Jim Simpson tad 15 each for Sidney, and Glen Kuhn added 15. Mount Upton defeated Guilford, in Tri-Valley action, with had ten each for Guilford. SQUEAKER Cherry Valley look a squeaker from CooperstowTt, 47-SO, al- Mead had IB for the winners, while Cooperstown's Dell wai high for the visiting squad with 14. South New Berlin had little trouble In whipping Laureni, 51-38 as Meyers rocked up IB and Boise contributed IB. Worcester spurted to a small lead, but Milford's Bobnlck hit on a desperation thot as the buzzer sounded, ending the contest 5G-53 In favor of Milford.

Manly was high for Milford with 1C, but Worccitcr'i Kenyon had 20. Ur.adilla almost doubled Its opponents' score, to down vlilt- inK Franklin, 5G-2D. Jim In- falli topped the victors with 21. UNDEFEATED Grand Gorge remained undefeated by breezing part Downsville, 77-57. to give the winners an 11-0 icoson record and near- 5 i ly clinch the small school dlvi- lion title In the Eaitcrn Dela- 2 ware loop.

The only squad which hat a chance of knotting the league laurcli is Roxbury, which trim! med Andes, 49-35 last night, Joe Cower had 14 and Bob Purchell netted 13 for Koxbury. Morris Slipped pait Edmeiton, 48-40, with Don Strobel scoring 15 points and Gary Talbot hitting for IB. John Wctherbee of Edmeston led the losing cause with 14. In other cage action, New- Berlin's Bcrnie Faulitlck scored 22 and his team walloped Otego, 61-49. Charlotte Valley overwhelmed KcIlORg Central, 5029, and Bcrne-Knox beat Jefferson, 58-44, In a Schoharie County League game.

Varsity Scores: llion j3. Oneonta 51 Mount Upton 47, Guilford Waltrm jj. South KortriRht 50 Cherry Valley Cooperstown 47 South New Berlin 51, Laurcrj Milford Worcester L'nadilb 23 Sidney 72, Greene 3K Schenevus 47, CoWcikill 37 Gill.ertn-ille 45. llartwick 2) Delhi 46. Marsaretville 41 Morris 43, Edmeston 40 New Berlin 61.

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