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32 BERGEN EVENING RECORD. MONDAY. JUNE 1959 NORSEMAN TRIUMPHS IN 440 RACE ackensack Twin-Boro Meet Maroon Trips Northern Valley By One Point For Relay Honors By GERRY DE LA REE Hasbrouck Heights Perhaps more significant than the team victories of Englewood and Hackensack at last Friday night's Twin-Boro Relays was the strong bids turned in by two of the County's new regional schools, Northern Valley of Demarest and River Dell of Oradell. Northern Valley, piloted by former Tenafly miracle-worker Jack Yockers, lost to Englewood by a single point in the relay section of the meet, while River Dell gave a good account of itself before losing to Hackensack in the in Englewood, 'v. "a v-4 A Wm i lr.

Am I i 1 f- if TWO CHAMPIONS Ilackensack's Milt tt-rkrtt (lrftl, winner 0f (he individual 410. and River Dell's Rob Mood, liMMard d-ish victor, pose at Tin-Kora Relays la llabrauik lltithl. (Rergea Evening Record photoRraph.i dividual section. DRAWS GOOD CROWD The twentieth annual running of the Twin-Boro meet, held under the lights, drew one of the year's top track crowds. The paid attendance was announced as 800, with the gross crowd estimated at more than 1.000.

The meet was run off like clockwork, starting at 8:30 P. M. and winding up at 10:45. Although no records were broken, many of the events produced keen competition. Englewood.

by winning the first and last events on the program, took relay honors with 14 points. Northern Valley, which scored wins in the 440 and 830-yard events, had 13, while Tenafly scored and Pascack Valley Regional 10. Tenafly had won the came bark to nip Norsemen by one point (or championship. (Bergen Evening Record photograph.) Roger Caruso, anchor man on Northern Valley's two vie-torious relay teams, beats F.nglewood'f John (Jute) Williams to the tape in 440-yard event. Despite loss in this race, Englewood Dumont Scores Win In Mack Inaugural Bergen County Loop Defending Champ St.

Joe's Upset By Hidffef ield Three close games and a onesided win by Dumont over Westwood featured yesterday's opening day action In the Bergen County Connie Mack Baseball League. In other games defending champion SL Joseph'! of B-v gota bowed to Ridgefield, 5-4, Kiver Ede took the measura of Oradell, 5-1. and llaworth bested Taramus, 4 3. GALLOPO STARS Union High Is Winner Of State Tennis Crown In Final After! HOW THEY STAND N. N.

J. L. Stops Teaneck, 2-1, Beating River game with four run in tha lat to innings, liiver Filte openi-d lis season a 111111114 note by edging out Oradell. Crisrs Laut paced the hitting attack tor Hiver I Uh ttire runs batted in, wlnie Boh Mylea ataitered (our hits to the wn. The btii score: Princeton, June 1 With defending champion Ridge-wood eliminated in the semifinals, Teaneck High School unexpectedly found itself in the championship match of the thirteenth annual New Jersey State Interscholastic A.

A. tennis tournament Saturday afternoon at Princeton University. The Highwaymen, however, fared no better than Ridge-wood as it, too, fell victim to a strong Union High club, W. I. Prt.

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B. Hawthornn River Dell Fair Lean tamaev Mmthern Valhfjr Ramapo OCKLAND P. Clerkftown Pearl River Haveratiaw Suftern Spring Valley Nvara Taioan 7ee LARRY NELSON while Fair Lawn took the 1-mile in the slow time of 3:42.7. Englewood's best relay team, which included Willie Stubbs. and Ray Mingo, was entered in the 880.

Mingo, However, dropped the baton and the Maroon never finished the race. River Dell's Bob Mood scored a close win over Paul Mulcahy of Ramsey in a 10.2-second 100-yard dash. Mike Mainardi of Fair Lawn edged Paul Dcnson of Hackensack for third. Hackensack's near -p of the 440 saw Milt Locketi. Charles Clark.

Tedd Bielen. and Bruce Bennett run 123-4. Lockett's time was 53 2 seconds. Larry Nelson of River Dell won easily in 2:08 6 half-mile, while Wood-Ridge i Dan Burks ran a nice race in winning the mile in 4 44 2. His splits were 63, 2:17, and 3:32.

The summaries: min tvrTj 4t0.ae lauu I rliern Valle ftUi Cu-nev. Joliit Maxaufi, No-ie Lrijiu. 2 3. Va.iev 4. Ileiaen Catholic.

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Bill Jersey, Berge and Spnns led the winners aitark with two hits each. John Waibel was the winning pilcher, while Joe Wold-enben was charged with the defeat. The box score: St. Jeaepkt I4 Pnlrflal4 191 III ab Blarkgi-nveU 4 I 1 aa I I I'unanml if 4 12 Knli.eii 4 0 2 M-i Ir.relll 2b I 1 ii.a 4 2 WiiKhtlb 40 IV mrf-, Ifin 4 1 I Wn.rl 4 4 0 2 MrrnlrlMr A 1 4 4 0 I mill Hell aa tlor aarl 1h 3 n.i ine it 3 0 ii Hni fra if 4 I l-er lo 1 tt I I I I UI II ohlelien I I rl ail--l total! 21 4 Tutaii acoaa a iivf. Fldyeflelrt I'M Jraeirh i a-a Jriura Hidaefiekl 1 Jlaeh a 2 Rrina mJereeV Be'ae.

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II AWOKTII Tllll MI'IH llaworth llaworth rsme up with one run in the seventh inning to break a deadlock and dun Paramtis. 4 3. ltelief pitcher Crcug Mitchell got credit for the win alter replacing starter ll.itili.iik with the bases li'inlrd In the tup half the sevrnih. The score: NaaeiiB 141 raiaajaa fl) II I I a a aerMnrf 4 0 2 n'avial lt 2 11 r-aMail rf a I I Hoi.rr.a rf I I tr Brriaa 2 a IB A I 0 Her irarvlei aa SOU rrfi ii, 211 rf a i i it 2 a a Vtr.ler -I iatllnrf 211 1 rum tnH Ii 101 4, -M 4 a ln III- 4 0I I arraaar. IB 0 I htmia.

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la i ll 4 a a a a i 4 4 4 4 fc trail I' I -ra I i I' l-pirr- L.Lrerrr a a ar-trtrtfl ilakeaa ItIUl I IM.K R.MI.. Oradi tl ni a ORO MKKT 4 bowing 2 to 1. TWO BROTHERS STAR Union feasted on Bergen County opponents Friday and Saturday. On Friday it crushed third-seeded River Dell Regional of Ora-dell. 3-0.

River Dell was unbeaten during the regular season. Saturday morning it disposed of Ridccwood, 21, with the Oehrlein brothers, Rich and Walt, providing the winning margin with victories over Tucker Wolf and Steve Caldwell in the singles. Then on Saturday afternoon I'nion disposed of Teaneck for the championship. Again it was the Oehrlein boys who triumphed, Rirh downing Bud Fink. 6-0, 6-3, and Walt beating Barry Siegel, 6-0, 6-1.

Teancek'a doubles combo of Jeff Lehman and Bob Older kept their record clean by scoring their fifth straight win of the tournament. They bowled over Al Brenner and Ewald Paul, 61, 62. Ridgewood'a semifinal loss does not mar the school amazing regular-season victory string, which has reached 119. Otis Grendler's Maroons had won the State title 5 of the las! 7 years and were top-seeded in this year's event. Ridgewnnd topped Snyder, 3 0, to gain third place.

Bowing out in the second round along with Itiver Dell was Fair Lawn, which lost to Westlield, 2-1. Jtidgewood halted Westfield, 21, tn the quarterfinals, while Tea-nec was tripping Dickinson by the tame ecore. The summaries: SECOND ROl'ND TMM.i MM. I I 4 Burt Fink IT' art, t-arev iRH. I.

hi- Hi defeated t-etfv h.eei iTi. J-. -Dill III IS 1r IJsmvi arwl I-. OMer fT1 ite- train. IlnK ZolilM anil Jlffl Wl IRHl.

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feateil HIW'1 LH wMTrirt Tnm OH-- 'a ll de- crown five of tire last 6 years, with only an Englewood win in 1S56 marring the record. Hackensack copped laurels for the fourth straight year. Coach Tom Delia Torre's crew picked up 14 points in the 440 and wound up with 21 tallies. River Dell, showing better all-around strength, scored 18. Going into the final event, the sprint medley.

Northern Valley held a 13-9 lead over Englewood, To win the meet Englewood had to finish first in the race and N. V. had to be shutout. That's just what happened as a team of Marion Brevard, Ed Barksdale, Ray Du Pree. and Bob Johnsou won for the Maroon in 3:48 3.

Englewood's other win was in the distance medley. This time it was strictly a great anchor mile leg by Maurice Ilobson that gave the Maroon five points. Ilobson trailed by 50 yards at the start of his leg, but narrowed the gap to 10 yards with a 59-second first quarter. He covered the half mile in 2 08, and was leading Northern Valley's Jack Kinane by 10 yards at the three-quarter mark. He ran a slow final quarter but still won the race by 4 yards over Bergen Catholic.

Ilobson' time was 4:38.3 and the team's clocking was 11:13.5. The meet's only double winners were the Northern Valley quartet of Hal Cornev. John Maxson, Howie Franklin, and Roger Caruso. They took the 440 and 830 relays in 411 seconds and 1 38 8 A 2:02 half-mile anchor leg by Noel Bing helped Tenafly to a 8.30 8 win in the 2 mile relay. NORTH AND SOUTH UCROSSERS MEET Baltimore.

June 1 If The best senior lacrosse players from colleges in the north and south will start practicing -today for their eighteenth annual came Friday at Johns Hopkins University. The north will field a squad or i coached by Ben Martin of Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The smith will have 21 players coached by Charles en- icl of Iialtimore Loyola. The north has players from nine colleges Army and Rutgers each represented by five, the maximum. Ten colleges have players on the south led by John Hopkins, Virginia, Maryland and Navy with its maximum of three.

Two outstanding football tmcks, all-America Hilly Austin of Rut gers, and Tom Greene of Holy Cross, are on the north squad. Other Rutgers player: Att.uk, John How land and fin hie Nifklan; Rutgers; and ninllic'fl Hubert No anil Llojd Seaman. L. SCORE Don Bosco Defeats League Rival, 5-0 Completes Tri-County Season With G-l Kecord IJy Downing St. Joseph's AS LODT WINS Pitches And Bats Kdms To 15-3 Verdict Ridgefield Charlie Gallopo pitched and batted Lodi High to a 15-3 win over Ridgefield Friday in the closing game of the season for the losers.

Gallopo smashed out three singles and a home run at the plate to almost equal the five hits be gave up to the Royals. The win gives the Rams a 6-5 record, while Ridgefield finished with a 1-13 mark. The box score: Ledl (IS) Rlrffellel (3) ab Dllltekant -t 3 0 1 Vertucel ef 2 3 I vi 10 0 Adrterlv aa 3 3 1 rf 10 0 Ivanirkl.Jrl 0 0 0 a-Tnvoaano 10 0 AviLahie 0 0 Konoparkl.rf 1 1 Del Kelo 20 1 0 0 HmriKan 0 0 0 Barker Id 4 1 I H.rah 1 0 0 K-tatra lb 0 0 0 Boralto 3b 3 1 Valo -b 3 0 1 prln rf 4 0 0 Caldwell, 3b 1 3 1 4 1 1 eira 4 1 1 (iidna rl-ltj 3 11 Blnoro.rf 3 3 0 late-tec If 3 10 UiHiu rf 0 10 Seward 2 ljiiierrhlo.lt 3 10 amp 0 0 0 Gallopo III Ni-hwaivp 100 Zeidnctp 0 0 0 Totala 10 Tota'a ST out for Zark In 4th Inning Grounded out for Hamian In 6th Inning. SCORE ar INNINGS t.odl 141 315 Rldeefield OtiO 0 a KrifueLadi Pid.elield 3 Runt halted In Malo, Veitu'i'l. Barker Aodrriv, Caldwell 3.

terra, t.altopo. lva-iiikl. Sfward Konopa'kl. nuiteaant Tw-I4ae hit-'aldwll. Three-bee hit C'en a Hiwne run Gallopo stolen haaea Haraei Cald ell, Vlaio Verturct hio Se rifle flv Ivanuitt tlouhte piav Gailopo-ltarfcer Left on beaca-l oKi 12 Riunelieid riiciiisu If I aa Gallopo 7 3 3 3 CI S.hwar 2 i I I 4 I lUmaan 14 0 4 0 leirtn 1 13 3 0 Hit hv pitcher Bv Galloon i Duite-kaiili lAdde'lvi -rKtaer La-verrhm ta inning pit, hee tiallopo ia-i Ling pitcher iii-gt Vmpuca Kadefg tptatei.

llrolJlnake Leo and Harold Corky) Valentine, former big leaguers, are on the Atlanta pitching staff in the Southern An. to fhe hits, while wa'kinj nne and striking out 10, Rt-rnse Pariot went the Mute to suffer the loss In. Itandv Rf'd homered with to en in the f.nh tnn.ng for the big blow of the game T'ic tm re: lake a in floaaaealare fl a a (III aa-lra I a 'f ia I rtvta I a I I I i i i ii. I a i i. I ft I 4 a-'Ha I IV I ,1 4 I I I 4 I 4 a i I I a a '-al-kn ,1 l-a.

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iJ a a a -p 4 -a, a 4 i Hand a tit Win a Shot At Providence Mrtt K. Jane I Hart la-41 Rwtdabl a Rttt rk Ii Vkaaol flaee r.t I lha a Sal el ai are-raui la aiaeaa thraar at Hi4ti I f-ftarsa aaaaal fra-aa I aietl. If aerrtw.iatlte Ifark a4 I tf eteel IteaJaKI laia( U--a4 la IM iM r-ut te 14 44 I eel 14 hxkea. Al a4 II s- aa raefva ana 4ai Ka a Iteatea fie 4,11 la 4.a aa ae44 al I a(-4 Mmaotial rra-e live kf a a 14 al aeaal attk a aaata al Iret RaHMta.l at a 4-a-a lit li le4 l-it, Dell, Ilidgewood fmted Trri Walktr Mid Herb rrcltM S-3 INION 3. KIVfR Df.l.L SIN Rich Ohrlun (Ui J-ftd Cwl Flctur iRDi.

e-0 Wlt 0hrlrln (Ui tlrletlKl Dav Towiuend IRQ). t-Q. uoi bi rs At Brnn and Ewald Pull drfpatcd HiU Burlry and Lnc Knaulh IKUi. default QUARTERFINAL ROUND TtASbCK t. 111! MMON 1 SIVf.l IS Ml Gwinan iri arl4 Bud Tmk fTi 2 -3 Biirrv Sirgfl 1T1 d- (eatxt Mika CothrK (Di.

6-3. 4-. 1-3. uorm.m Irlt Ihman and Bob Older IT) riHratrd Aif-ni aMut Char lei JU'Nkmh to i. It iDGEWoon Htsirir.i 1 MSI.

I IS TurVer Wolf iR. defeated Bill Oil- on ii, I -J lloer defeated Sieve CaidweU Rl, I I. -0 noi bi is Tou Judnh and Tm Eltlot IB de feated torn CiIkxi aid Boa Duigan 11. 9-1. SEMIFINAL ROUND TI.AM.IK 2.

MI)I 1 MVf.l I 4 Bud Fink ITi delea'ed Art Ftehel. man -l S-4 h'eve r'haiman i Si defeated- Barty S.eael tTi, default. DOt HI Irlt Ifkirin and Older fT de feated Hal lienowiu and Maiahall Put i. -2. -3 VNIOW t.

IIIII.IWOOD I MM. IIS Birb Oehrlein if- defeed Turker Wolf iBi J. I 1 Wa liehilein i deleated Steve Caldwell I Hi. I. 1 tun I rtnua Judah and Tom Tiliott tB defeat, A an tnner and Ia.d Paul tUl, O.

1 FINAL ROUND I'MOI J. IMMllll 1 kiwi. i rs Bd Oeltrlain il'i defeated Bid rt-a 1T1. I I Walt Oeniirm iL'i defeated Barrv Sieael (Tl, SO, II not ai Imtl l.kmin ri Hot, Dliter lT de feated Aiao Hrer.ner fid faid Paul tti. f-l.

S3 CONSOLATION aiin.iwiiini i iiiri MM, If Trker Wo'ff (H flerealed Art ii, a 4 I Cald. eii defeated fiaheiman IS', tllll III I ham idatt and Tom Piif't dfard It fteoaiiui ana Merertawl 0 1 The end their home eMn In the Lot Angeirt (nil-scum on Sept. 17 with a night game asam-l Cincinnati. Nine davt Utcr the Los Angeles Rams open the National League fi-iiha'l th New York GlnU llaerlra al Suffer Tappaa let al Sprlac Vallrf P. 8.

A. L. Came. Track l.crcrn County TOMORROW TH Canaty interace Meet al Rrtfea Caihfttie, Oradrlt, 4 r. m.

wt tiM MHY RiH.rfirld park at Paramat MURPHY J. S. I A. A. aampwtlnp at Rr-ietk.

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J. Kotkl.ind County ttir4tiar al Het llf.lt al Sja P. A. t. Mth Ramsey Don Bosco High School completed its Catholic A Conference season Friday with a 5 0 win over St.

Joseph's at Vest New York. The Dons finished with a 6-4 circuit record, while the Blue Jay. were winle. DOUHIaK WIN.VT TWIN I I II. I I 4 "'7 i .4 I a 1 4 i a a 1 "I I'ar ai i 4 j.

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