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THE BERGEN EVENING RECORD, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1943 CLIFFSIDE, WEEHA WKEN CHAMPS MA MEET FOR RED CROSS PAGE FOURTEEN THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME By Jimmy Hatlo Calabrese-Schwob At Random In Sportdom CLIFFSIDE A. C. DOWNS ST. STANS Duel A Big Lure By AL DEL GRECO Bergen Quintets Have A Monopoly On Group 3 Title IN RETURN GAME Both Of These Star Players Led Teams To State A. C.

Comes From Behind Titles Saturday At Seton Hall; Cliffside Scores 42-26 To Beat Merchantville For Group 3 Title Cliffside High School's basketball team, which snaeeed To Win 46 To 34 With Calabrese Playing LAJESKI TO GIANTS its second Group 3 New Jersey State basketball title on Saturday night at the Seton Hall gymnasium in South Orange by beating Merchantville 42 to 26, may play Weehawken, CLIFFSIDE HIGH SCHOOL won its second New Jersey Group 3 championship on Saturday night at the Seton Hall gymnasium, hotting off Merchantville to the the tune 42 to 28 and it seems to me the Central and Southern sections should do something about the strangle-hoyd North Jersey has on this crown. Lodi won in 1940, then came Cliffside with a title club in 1941, Rutherford broke through last year as it beat Merchantville by one point and now comes Cliffside again. It is the opinion of this indifferent basketball expert that both the Weehawken, Group 2 champs, and Cliffside, would have defeated Asbury Park, Group 4 title holder, thl year. Asbury turned out a shoot-'em-up club which nosed out Trenton by a 38 to 37 score In an overtime contest. Trenton looked the smoother of the two but they pay off on points, eh kid? Group 2 New jersey cnamps, in a ea uross Denefit game this month.

The game has the approval of John Krudener, president of the Cliffside Board of Education and also chairman of that borough's current Red Cross drive, and Henre Rone, president of the Weehawken school board. Krudener and Rohe will get to-t The Cliffside Park A. C. was out after revenge last night and it made sure it got it. Playing a return game with St.

Stans of Garfield, a club that had defeated the A. C. only a week ago, the Cliffside boys came from behind to THE FINALISTS win 46 to 34 at the A. C. court! Group 4 Asbury Park 38, Trtn.

ton 37. Group 3 Cliffside Park 42, Merchantville 26. Group 2 Weehawken High, land Park 39. Group 1 Dunellen 43, Egg Har gether tomorrow night to iron out details of the contest, which is certain to lure a capacity crowd. Coach Les Purvere of the Weehawken team okayed the game when he was approached.

Cliffside's coach, Lee Savage, will do all the gambling for Cliffside is in a higher bracket than Weehawken. BOTH ARE OUTSTANDING The game, if staged, will bring together Jerry Calabrese and Eddie Schwob, star performers of the teams. Their respective merits have been the subject of controversy for many weeks. Both these boys led their teams to State titles on Saturday at the to private eocc us marine corps in Cliffside. Dick Lajeskl, Passaic High School star, was slated for duty in the St.

Stans lineup but he received a telegram from the New York Giants asking him to report for a tryout at Lakewood so he was unable to appear. The A. C. had four of the Cliffside Park High School quintet. Cf- IW.kttora4i,I,lfU ngta bor 20.

LOSING OUTFIT Warmerdam May Do 16 Feet PLAYERS After His Pref light Training which annexed the Group 3 State PAYS DIVIDENDS FAVORITE CLUBS For the first time in years, your correspondent conducted a Calabrese For All State campaign and carried the fight home to the assembled scribes. Most of them, who eyed Jerry for the first time, were greatly impressed. You don't mind going all out for a player of Calabrese's skill You know he's a standout in every respect and an able team man. Gus Falzer, the Dean of All-State pickers, said he's picking Dick Lajeskie on his All-State team, which will be announced next week. Gus figgers the Passaic player was the best scholastic player he saw all year.

He was superb in sectional games against Garfield and Emerson and was beaten by Trenton in the semi-finals. Lajeskie was a nifty shortstop at Passaic High last year. He acquired his baseball and basketball talent by heritage for his dad was a fine first baseman for the Doherty Silk Sox quite a few years ago. Seton Hall was a great spot for the finals but there's one thing which drove all of the spectators nuts. Smoke.

The fans were permitted to smoke in the balcony and it wasn't long before you could cut the smoke with a knife. The theater seats were too much for some of the fans they sat down and dozed right off. Coach Lee Savage and his Cliffside basketball champs took a Seton Hall gymnasium in South title on Saturday night, in its lineup SCHOOL STARS PRESENT Jerry Calabrese, Wade Duym Orange. Weehawken, paced by Schwob and Johnny Carnvari ran wild with a 65-39 victory over High Rangers Made $1,100 Bob Johnson Traded At Dutchman, Who Sets Mark At 15 Feet 8'2 Inches, Believes Program May Get Him Over The Bar By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN land Park in the Group 2 final in Clgt Clgolini, and Fred Zimmer all helped in the defeat of the Garfield Club, which had Al Slavinsky and His Own Request the afternoon to hang up the fourth State championship since Les Purvere took over the reigns in the Mike Mlsklv, Garfield High stars, Chicago, Mar. 22 iP) There was speculation today that New York, Mar.

22 (IP) Wartime on the floor. late "20's. baseball, which already has brought St. Stans went out in front in the the substitution of chilblains for Some four hours later, Calabrese paced Cliffside to a 42-26 win. In opening period when it outscored the home club 10 to 9 and main the Group 4 final which followed, sunburn and snowmen for bathing beauties in the training camp life of the athletes, also has produced tained that one point edge in the Ensign Cornelius Warmerdam will hit his 16 feet in the pole vault before long.

The physical fitness program he will go through at the Chapel Hill, N. preflight school may develop that minute fraction of co-ordination which, he admits, is required to reach his seventh heaven. There was talk at the Chicago second stanza as both teams played More Than Last Season New York, Mar. 22 (P) For the first time since they've been in the National Hockey League, the New York Rangers finished a dead last his season. They were so weak they busted the "goals against" record by a country mile and nearly set a record for a losing streak.

But when the returns were in the club made $1,100 more than last year not including $10,000 or so re. ceipts from their Red Cross game. At that rate, the Athletics ought to pay off the mortgage this summer. Cleveland is going for Asbury Park's powerful quintet won the State's most coveted title by beating Trenton 38 to 37 in an over the I don want-to-play-for-you on even terms with 8 points each. society among the players.

Cliffside started to move in the time contest. third quarter and went into the lead severe mauling immediately after the game as enthused young ladies Bob Johnson, slugging outfielder Cliffside had an off night as it by outpointing the Garfield boys for Connie Mack's Philadelphia relays Saturday night after the 27- ran rough shod over the Merchant' A's in recent years, is the latest to SPORTS MIRROR 14 to 12. In the final period the A. be issued his card in the new ville team. But there's little question that it must go down in the books as the greatest victory of the really hit its stride and outscored the (Bv the Associated Press! visitors 15 to 4 to take the ball game.

Johnson, with Indian eloquence, Today A Tear Ao Whitlow Wyatt season for the Firemen. year-old former school teacher had bettered his world's records with a solo of 15 feet 8 inches that calisthenics at Chapel Hill might have loosened something such as his flexor profundus digitorum a wrist muscle, no less to a degree that made the big jump possible. BRIEFS had announced various times dur sienra Broomyn uoaeer contract at re ported salary of $17,500. Jerry Calabrese led the way for indoor track in a big way. The K.

of C. is importing all 300 pounds Thre Years Aro Recurrence of of boils forced Blllv Conn to withdraw from iiRht-heavyweipht title bout ing the winter that he wanted to be traded and Mack finally took the hint and sent him to Washington of Jack Lavelle as starter for Sat- Ben Maselan of Cliffside led the scoring parade with a total of 17 points while his teammate, John Gozdenovich, cut the cords for 9. the Cliffside crew, as he has been doing all year. He turned in a sparkling performance as he shot up six field goals and three fouls with uus Lesnevlcn. Five Years Aeo Commissioner K.

M. Landis. in a 5.000-word declson. rapped HAS'T TRAINED TET Df ih. flfr, nuirhmsn enrioH methods of St.

Louis. Branch The Garfield scoring was well diS' last night in exchange for shortstop Jimmy Pofahl and infielder-outfielder Bobby Estalella. urday's meet. Maybe this northern spring training ain't so hot, but as. soon as the umps start calling 'em the fans will say they've seen the first robbin'.

for a total of lS points. He also Cedar uu v. iRickev and declared all players on tributed as Slavinsky, Miskiv, Megee, Rapids, and Monett. baseba that prattle, and quick tree aeents. The two clubs were 'I arrived at Chapel Hill Thurs He is one of at least seven major had five assists.

The other boys, Cigolini, Duym, Fox, and Zimmer all covered them Cardinal farms. rushed on the floor and freely gave samples of lipstick. Lt. Frank Milner, former Cliffside coach, was tickled with th club's win. "Winning clubs have helped Cliffside," he said.

"I'd venture to say the following is the most enthusiastic and best behaved in the county now. It's a far cry from the time when every little incident was the start of a riot." It's dollars to doughnuts that Les Purvere of Weehawken and Savage of Cliffside wouldn't play each other in the proposed Red Cross game if they had anything to say about the matter. Their objective was the State championship. Anything else Is an anti-climax. They can console themselves with the thought that the money goes to a worthy cause.

The Calabrese-Schwob duel will turn out the fans. The Weehawken ball hawk brought his season's total up to 474 as he tallied 23 against Highland Park. In the semi-final tussle, against Springfield, Eddie set a new Individual state tourney record as he scored 41 points, seven more than the opponents. and Purut, all put 8 points through the hoop. Even though they lost the Gar leaguers since last fall who have announced a preference for a dif day," he responded.

"The only thing I had time to get fitted for was a uniform." selves with glory in this important' son, to beat Indiana's Earl Mitchell and Prank Dixon, New York University's sensational freshman. ferent job or baseball uniform field boys have one consolation. tussle. Cliffside had a hard fight of it for Warmerdam, who always has ad They were the first opponents to hered to a strict training routine and have been traded by owners seeking to conserve their meager supply of manpower. Applause also broke out for Mich which is reflected in his record three periods, but never was in danger of blowing the ball game, for it outscored Merchantville and prevent Calabrese from scoring at least 9 points this years.

Jerry igan's two-mile relay team, which of clearing 15 feet or more 33 times won the. Midwest championship by Pofahl also is one of the group could only put together a total built up a lead gradually. Merchant' Only last month he was sent to passing up Illinois and Notre Dame of 6 points. believes, however, that the fitness program may really develop some special muscle or tendon and ville threw a man-for-man defense two-miler Greg Rice, who won his 63rd straight race after Notre Minneapolis of the American Association for pitcher Owen Scheetz. When he said he preferred his de against Cliffside.

but it wasn't enough to shackle the Bergenites. result in the millenium of timing The Cliffside Park A. C. record now stands at 27 victories against Dame's Ollie Hunter had hung dog necessary for 16 feet. gedly at his heels until the last two laps; sprinter Herbert Thompson of Center Duym of the winners met tough opposition in Paul Engle but fense job to playing in the minors, the Senators retained him and paid only four defeats.

After his record jump Saturday, the cross bar was hoisted to 16 feet The Cliffside-St. Stans encounter Jersey City; hurdler Bob Wright of Paul eventually went out of the cash for the hurler. Now he is with the Athletics. i-was the feature of the night and inch, and the Californian, at Ohio State game on personals, for he fouled Duym too many times. was preceeded by two preliminary games.

In the first contest, the tempting that height for the first time, missed on three trys maybe Just because of that ol flexor pro Asbury Park won the championship of Group 4 with only one regular of last year's team in the lineup. He was Pete Vetrano, who captained the basketball, baseball and football teams. More than the season's championship was at stake. Through The Bergen boys ran up a B-e LIGHT EXERCISE Story making the rounds of the Iowa Pre-Flight School (we don't guarantee it's true, but it illustrates something) Is that a cadet was galloping around the track one day when he stumbled and cracked his head against the rail. As he lay there, waiting for the first aid squad to pick him up, another cadet ran past him shouting, "Well, don't just lie there.

Do some pushups or something." MONDAY MATINEE Tommy Byrne, the southpaw from Newark who has inherited Lefty Gomez's No. 11 uniform on the Yankees, resembles El Goofo in one way he'd rather hit than pitch. The difference is that Tommy really can hit. He batted .593 in his last year at Wake Forest College. Leo Dlegel has raised more than $600 for the Red Cross at the El Rio Golf Club in Tuczon, this winter by plastering two-bit fines on golfers who hit into traps and by rigging up golf bets in which all the dough involved went to the Red Cross.

Earl Blue, president of the Reda' Sally League farm Cliffside Park High School Jayvees Les Eisenhart of Port Clinton, who staked the "1,000" title in an upset over Gene Venzke and National A. A. U. champion Jim Raf-ferty; Jimmy Herbert of the New York Grand Street Boys, who cap defeated the St. Michael's Jayvees of West New York, 38 to 37.

In fundus etc. Warmerdam stole a good show lead in the first quarter, made it 18-13 at the half, and just about sewed up the game in the third quarter with a 30 to 21 lead. The the years, Trenton and Asbury had won six state titles each under and received a thunderous ovation The trend got its start late last fall when infielder Eric McNair was released to Washington by Detroit. McNair immediately said he was "washed up" and "through with Later he explained that he didn't want to join the Senators and would play anywhere else. He joined the Athletics, JOOST, DERRINGER OBLIGED Eddie Joost, second baseman, and the other game the Cliffside Park A.

C. Girls downed the Cliffside Brunettes 25 to 15. from 14,000 spectators. They also last quarter was a runaway. the direction of the same coaches, Red Smith and Chippy Coleman.

The Blue Bishops crashed through for their seventh title in the rubber meeting. were enthusiastic over Gil Dodds, tured the "600" from Bob Ufer of Michigan and Lewis Smith of Prairie View College in Texas; and the Boston divinity student who BRIEFS Next Sunday the A. C. will play runs as if he were late for a sermon. Dwight Eddleman, the Illinois fresh the Memorial High School All-Stars President Oscar Thompson of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Never headed, he posted a 4:08.5 in man now in the Army, who high Cox Confers With Barrow from West New York.

The scores: the Bankers' mue, best of the sea-1 jumped 6-6. Association, presented the Group St. Stans M) Cliffside a. c. 4) pitcher Paul Derringer of the Cincinnati Reds, expressed their hopes of transfers during the off-season trophy to the Cliffside coach and the co-captains, Calabrese and F.

P. 0 8 Offensive Quintets Clash Duym, after the game. The boys Players Yanks Sold Phils Will Be Inducted In The and were sent to Boston Braves and 0 3 0 were all given a great hand. O. F.

P. U. Calabrese, 336 Slavlnskv. I 4 Weber, 0 0 0 Pawlowskl, 1 Ooid'vlch, 4 1 9 Mlsklv. 3 Maselan, 7 3 17 Megee.

4 Duvm. 3 15 Rvzner. 0 Sebest, 3 3 Purut, 4 Titzoll. 0 0 0 White, 0 Zimmer, 0 1 1 Army Soon; Jeff Heath Only Absent Injun Chicago Cubs, respectively. In then-cases, however, family' tragedies were blamed for the desires, each 0 0 0 0 0 The announcer Insisted on pro Rice Plays High-Scoring St.

John's As Rams Tackle having lost a child in Cincinnati Fordham Tonight In Nat I Tourney At Garden Columbia, S. has been taken into the Cincinnati front office to make last summer. Hershey, Mar. 22 (TP) Owner Bill Cox of the Philadelphia Phils was in New York today to confer with President Ed Barrow of the Yankees regarding the recent 16 2 34 Babe Dahlgren, much traveled up for the loss of Frank Lane and nouncing it Calabreezy and the crowd got a laugh. The correction was made soon after.

Call him Jimmy Jones and he's still the State's best forward. Fred Zimmer went out on per Totals is 10 4 1 Score by periods: Cliffside A. 9 St. stans 10 Referee Tabacchl. (New York, Mar.

22 (TP) Three of the most scoring- 46 434 Fred Flelg to the armed lorces. sale of First Baseman Nick Etten for Ed Levy, Al Gettell minded basketball teams in the country and Rice, co- When the Jersey Giants pitch first baseman, made his ultimatum to the Brooklyn Dodgers stick and he finally was shipped to the Philadelphia Phils for Lloyd Waner and camp a block away ivom their big holder cf the Southwest Conference title, tonight open a COMET JAYVEES LN brothers in Lakewood, N. nexi four-day session of basketballing in Madison Square Garden. week, their hotel will be named Albie Glossop. Dahlgren's feelings stemmed from his release to Mont Tonight's twin bill is the final half of the first round VICTORY 58 TO 38 sonals in the fourth period and Nick Spadacini, who replaced him, drank of fame when he heard the 3,000 cheer as he made good a foul point.

Hartnett Hall. real in August last year when it in the national Invitational tourney and $10,000 in cash. Neither of the players acquired by the Phils have reported and are on the verge of induction into the armed services. The Phils have carried their case to Commissioner K. M.

Landis but Cox said he hoped to straighten out the situation without action on Landis' part. Evansville, Ind. Manager Steve i Indian. Pitcher Allie Reynolds form-O'Neill of the Detroit Tigers, has er Oklahoma A. M.

athlete, is a appeared the Dodgers would clinch tne National League Pennant and! The Cliffside players really felt The Hackensack High School Junior Varsity gained sweet revenge for an earlier loss as it trimmed the Blaum Association of Guttenberg he would miss a series cut. Billy Meyers, former Cincinnati The Texas outfit will oppose St. John's of Brooklyn, labeled by the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau as the ninth best point-making quintet in the country. The Red-men won 18 of their. 20 games by dumping an average of 56.9 tallies through the hoop in every game.

TODAY'S GUEST STAR Nixson Denton, Cincinnati Times-Star: "The American League Red Book, oddly enough, has a red, white and blue cover, red for inflamed muscles, white for bandages and blue for noses." like celebs because they were mobbed for autographs during the Asbury Park-Trenton scuffle. 58 to 38 in a return game played at and Chicago shortstop, really is the founder of the present society. Sent to Los Angeles last year, he refused to report and spent the year strong candidate to represent the the Hackensack High Schoool Gym on Saturday. The Hackensack Jayvees prac scheduled the first intra-squad game for his athletes on Wednesday. club in Saturday's special ball player's race at the Purdue relays.

The second contest puts Western Pat Kennedy worked the Group 3 final for a change while Hacken-sack's John Steinhilber and Hud railroading. Saturday his contract tically settled the outcome in the first period as they piled up a 21 ARMSTRONG 4-1 was sold to the Boston Braves and Wallingford Conn. Arrival of Ed SERVICE DEPT. Privato Prank Mnnre the nrO SOlf- son County's Matty Begovich worked to 6 margin. It will be in preparation xor we week-end with the Chicago White Sox.

Bloomlngton, Ind. First baseman Prankie McCormick may be sent to Cincinnati for treatment of his sprained back if the treatment he die Joost's trunks was seen by Manager Casey Stengel of the Boston In the second quarter, the Blaum five came back to outscore the er and brother of the Cardinals Tern', is now a clerk in the per Kentucky State, rated second be-h'nd Rhode Island State with an average of 61.1, against Fordham, which is 15th on the list with 54.7. Rhode Island topped the nation in points with 80.7 in each fray. Western Kentucky also is rated third best on defense, allowing its CHOICE TONIGHT Braves as a sure indication the form a sister in his West Fairview, home said last night he was undecided about his return to the game. Wally Moses, Chicago White Sox outfielder, may be the eighth member.

He has expressed general satis sonnel office at Moore Field, Tex, Comets 10 to 6 but the third stanza again saw the Hackensack boys go the Group 4 tiff. Red Smith, Trenton coach, was so enraged at the decisions that he threw a couple of towels on the playing floor. You can't say that Asbury Park walked away with the championship in Group 4. It scored a semifinal win over Weequahic 38-36 and is obtaining here does not improve on a spree as they put 17 points through the hoop while holding the visitors to only 3 points, and went into the final period boasting a 25 faction with the Sox 1943 pact but er Cincinnati Red infielder expected to reach an agreement with his new club soon on salary terms. Cairo, 111.

Pitcher Howard Krist and catcher Ken O'Dea, two of the four unsigned St. Louis Cardinals, arrived today and indicated they Faces Young Tribuani In Philly 10-Rounder reiuses to sign in hopes of beine point advantage. traded to the Mackmen from whom the White Sox obtained him last the championship tussle was closer Red Breen of Hackensack led the scoring parade with a total of 18 year. Philadelphia, Mar. 22 (IP) Ham At the same field, Maj.

Melvm E. Wooten, Indiana V. basketball and baseball player in the mid-twenties, directs the ground school and gives the cadets a run for their money during physical training periods. The No. 1 track fan at Fort Devens, is Mrs.

Madeline K. hostess at the Negro Service Club. Her son, Eddie, was quite a hurdler at Tufts. Marine Sergeant Farmer Seale, former Birmingham Post sports scribe, has been transferred from Birmingham to the Southern Division recruitins than this and that. points while his teammate, Pete would reach an early agreement it soon.

McCormick injured his back while bowling last week. Bear Mountain, N. Yj Curt Davis, who suffered a broken left thumb in an early practice, caught throws with his bare hands in yesterday's workout and participated in a regular pitching warmup with his Brooklyn Dodger mates. WESTWOOD RANGERS Buonomo, cut the cords for 12. The scores: wuh owner Sam Breadon.

O'Dea said he and his children mering Henry Armstrong, 30-year-old Los Angeles Negro who once bossed boxing's feather, lightweight and welter divisions, faces another 24 opponents only a mean of 32. It follows Detroit and Penn State in defense, the former club setting the pace with 30.9. Wednesday and Thursday nights the Eastern playoffs of National Collegiate, starring Dartmouth. New York University, Georgetown and Depaul, occupy the Garden but the Invitational semifinal round is booked for Saturday. Washington Jefferson, which toppled Creighton, 43 to 42.

and Ed Schwob netted 23 points as he helped his Weehawken mates to a 42-26 win over Highland Park. The had been ill and that his arrival obstacle in his comeback campaign IN DOUBLE VICTORY The Westwood Rangers came fast Hudson County quintet ran up was delayed on that account. 2ie points in its three tourney when he meets young Al Tribuani, of Wilmington, in a 10-round-ev at Convention Hall tonight. Lakewood, N. J.

Manager Mel through with a pair of victories cames. The New Jersey Writers will se French Lick. Ind. Bookies are recently. headquarters In Atlanta, Armst.rnncr is pvnprt-pH f.n ttiloh lect their All-State team Thursday.

Hackensack Hfl Blaum Assn. (381 O. P. P. G.

P. P. Breen. I I II Neumann, 2 0 4 Krueser, 1 0 0 0 Fnerch, 4 0 8 Oelber. 2 0 4 Nlcolav.

3 3 8 Hanle.v. 3 0 0 JuBan. it 0 12 Feist, 3 0 0 VsnTassel, 2 0 4 Sens, 2 0 4 Puchel. 10 2 i Walsh. 3 0 0 Hassler.

10 2 Buonomo. 6 0 12 Eagen. a 0 0 0 Totals 28 1 58 Totals 18 "1 38 Score bv per'ods: Hackensack 21 11 14 58 Blaum 10 3 1 38 In the first game played at the New Milford Junior High School the Toledo, easy victor over Manhattan 140 slx or seven pounds Iess than College, already have advanced to the semi-final and will meet each Rangers trounced the New Milford Boy's Club 67 to 42 as Jim OToole The box score: CLIFFSIDE PARK his rugged 21-year-old foe. Despite the disadvantage in age and weight, the former triple champ has been H. S.

much progress during the coming week as they had last week he would schedule an intra-camp game for Saturday. College Park, Md. Manager taking bets on which of the two diamonds, one to be used by the Chicago Cubs and the other by the Chicago White Sox, becomes playable first. Right now both are under water. The White Sox have been here since the middle of last week while and Sammy Zullo scored 21 and 18 ft.

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26 8 Calabrese rf IS installed as a 4 to 1 favorite, points respectively. SCARLET; TIGERS SNARE 7 CROWNS Referee Rlelly. Umpire McMullens. (45) fc. 1 1 2 0 1 0 4 1 3 0 In the second encounter they came from behind to squeeze out a 83 to 80 victory over the Oradell Making his first appearance in an eastern ring since his retirement two years ago, Armstrong will be slugging for his 16th victory in 18 Harms, rf 0 Claolinl.

If 8 Texel. If 1 Duym. 15 Donoan. I Zimmer. rir 20 Spadacini, re 3 Fox.

li i Fisher. 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 STRICKLAND WINS TITLE Lewisburg, March 22 Frank Cambridge, Mar. 22 () Men Club at the Oradell court. Teaneck athlete, hasiScven of the 11 titles of the Eastern starts in the comeback drive which Strickland, Ossie Bluege was all smiles today as he contemplated a Washington outfield of Stan Spence, George Case and Bob Johnson with Gene Moore in reserve. Johnson, a heavy hitler, came to the Senators last night in a trade for Jimmy Pofahl and Bobby Estellella.

won the 155-lb, class wrestling Intercollegiate bwimming League ne started last June 1. While whh Jim O'Toole again led the scoring as he clicked for a total of 31 points while Ennis of the Men's Club was championship title at Bucknell Uni are in the possession of eitherpinD. pritzie zivic. Juan Zurita, Ru 75 18 21 10 13 MERCHANTVILLE H. S.

Rutgers or Princeton naiaiors. iaoifo Ramirez, Lew Jenkins, Leo close behind with 30. The scores: St. BS. IS 2 In the two-day meet ended and several others.

Arm versity. Strickland, wrestling for Kappa Sigma fraternity, won the match on a time advantage over Pra DViitllcr. -b 1 a a 0 urday. bcariet Mermen snarea iour strong has lost his nod only to MASTER MIND Jimmy Conzelman, who knows the answers to most football coaching problems, admits this one haJ him stumped. The other day he received a letter from an inmate of a State institution.

It stated: "I heard you say a man can do anything with material. You're my material. Get me out of here and find me a job driving a truck." OF WRITERS' ASSN. South Orange, Mar. 22 (IP) New Jersey Scholastic Sports Writers Association has elected Sid Don-man of the Newark Star-Ledger president to succeed Gene Pinter 01 the New Brunswick Home News.

Meeting Saturday in conjunction with the New Jersey State Inter- scholastic Athletic Associations championship basketball tournament, the sports writers namea Cliff Osborne of the Jersey Obs err-er, vice-president and Com DinrcAn he Rlflomfield 1" Bovs Club 1 I G. P. P'seehian. 1 0 2 of the crowns, while three other Willie Joyce and Reuben Shank ft. fs.

4 4 0 0 1 1 4 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 1 0 Eans. rf Joslirt. rf T. Magee. If Knele.

R. Manee. Jones, Arrison. It Holman, Ig Muncie, Ind. Babe Phelps' hint' at Bucknell, is the son of Mr.

and 20 8 1 0 8 8 Dravc. 7 0 14 Conner, 8 0 19. went to Tiger swimmers, ine new Armstrong is slated for a date champions are: i with lightweight champ Beau Jack the Cubs hold their Initial workout today. Wilmington, Del. First arrivals at the Philadelphia Athletic training camp, which opens today, were pitchers Russ Christopher, Jesse Flores and Roger Wolff and catcher Earl Brucker.

They beat Mr. and Mrs. Connie Mack by several hours. Asbury Park Ken Sears, young catcher, may be having trouble with his diet and poundage but there is nothing wrong with the way he handles a bat. He was the only New York Yankee able to drive the ball into the center field lake In yesterday's hitting drill.

Lafavette. Ind. With Roy Cullen- Minn, 4 0 Weis'bach. 3 0 that he might stay out of baseball I Mrs. A.

H. Strickland. 1271 Long-for the duration caused little con- fellow Avenue. Teaneck. He is en-cern among the officials of the 'rolled in the Army Enlisted Reserve SI 10 13 6 16 1 26 Totals 21 0 42 Kaipn auratti, Kuigers low rjoara Madison Square Garden next dive.

I month, but an upset defeat by Tri- Charles (Chuck) Gantner, Rut- buani might cost him that impor- Pittsburgh Pirates. Al Lopez is ex Corps. Umpire Mclntyre. First Period Duym 10. Arrison 1.1 1587 1042 gers uo-yara oreastsirone.

ant assignment. Norman Siegel. Rutgers 300-yardj calaorese 3-2 Cltollnl 5-2. Citolmi 6-2. Evans 6-4.

Zimmer 8-4. Entle 8-6 Second Period Cigolini 10-6. T. Ma tee Frankie Hayes, who has been busy Ranters (fill G. I Zullo 9 0 IS Grver.

0 10 Toole, 10 1 21 HooDer. 4 0 8 Beilh. 4 10 Totals 32 "5 67 Score by periods: Rangers Boys Club Ranters O. P. P.

Demarest. 4 14 Oever. 8 2 14 Atanis. Oil O'Toole. 14 3 31 Hooner.

4 0 8 Beith, 7 1 15 36 11 83 Score by penodr RaiisTi Oradell Oradell ISO) G. P. lliuiviuul ineuiey. CMH-AUU UULS WfcSXl.K.'N all winter on a war job. pected to take over the No.

1 catching role with Bill Baker and Spud Davis in reserve. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Manager Luke Sewell of the St. Louis Browns 6us iu-iu, uumy 12-10. Evans 12-11 Calabrese 14-11.

Holman 14-13. Duym 16-13. Calabrese 18-n Ennis. 14 2 30 Thomas Shand, Princeton 150-1 Modern methods of crime detec Johanson. 2 0 4 Third Period Calabrese 20-13.

Calabrese yard backstroke. ition were almost thrown for a loss Thompson, 2 0 Medford, Mass. Although Joe Cronin and a trio of his SI 5.rrls23 "-14- Duym 24-14. Zimmer Burl'ton. 11 27 Andrew Doran.

Princeton high by this one. Morris Udisky, a junk cvans i((-l6. Fox 28-16 Evans 28-17. Duym 30-17. Engle 30-U Mattee 30-21.

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