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aa w) ae at I lri1i-iilelV THE SUNDAY RECORD CALL, JUNE 1, 1969 7-C ornets, Indians Gain Final Julich Wins Individual Golf Title PATERSON Passaic Valley and Wayne Valley, the teams that finished tied for Passaic County Championship Monday at Hinchliffe Stadium. Game time is 5 o'clock. The two arch-rivals made it to the seven-team tourney final Saturday by vastly different routes. Passaic Valley (15-6-1) eliminated Pompton Lakes, a first round winner over Don Bosco Tech, 75, and Wayne Valley (20-5-1) blasted Wayne Hils. 16-0.

Hills ousted DePaul on Friday. The top -seeded Hornets drew an opening round bye and made their tourney debut Saturday. The usually free-swinging Hornets managed only three hits but losing pitcher Paul Sessa walked nine batters and reliever Bob Bowman issued three free-passes. Ken Schopp, who pitched Pompton to its 8-2 win over DBT, got the Cardinals off on the right foot with a two-out home run into the right field bleachers in the first inning. However, Passaic Valley bounced back with three runs in the home half of the first.

John Carluccio led it off with a walk and took second on a wild pitch. He scored on a hit by Jay Feola and a passed ball, after pitcher Mike Nie-wiadomski walked, left runners at second and third. Both men scored when shortstop John McCormick errored a grounder by Ken Belli. The-second Hornet hit was a double by Todd Hendershott in the second inning. Don Sch-three in the fifth without a hit and scored on the two-bagger.

Bob Maxey singled for PV in the sixth inning but was left stranded. The Hornets scored three in the fifth without a hti for a 7-3 lead. Pompton scored twice in the sixth. Wayne Valley tatooed three Patriot pitchers for 13 hits but the Wayne Hills defense didn't help; Eight errors were committed. The Indians held a 3-0 lead after four innings but four Patriot errors in the fifth helped Valley tally 11 runs.

Starter Bon Gifford gave way to Jay Hanenberg and Steve La-Scola in the fifth. LaScola gave up a two-run homer to Rich Koshlap and a solo shot to Bill Hanenberg. Winning pitcher Ed Carney had a double in the 11-run inning and led the Indians at the plate by going three-for-three. The tail end of coach Fred Paul's lineup was particularly effective as the No. 8 hitter, Dennis Foisy, had two hits in three at-bats.

Carney limited Hills to four hits. The only extra base blow by the Patriots was a double by outfielder Dave Wis-bauer. Carney's win was his fourth of the season and all four have been shutouts. Monday's Hincliffe Stadium title game figures to be very close. Passaic Valley beat the Indians, 5-2, in eight innings the first time they met this year and Wayne Valley came back to take the second tilt, 5-3, in 14 innings.

Wayne hiii ono 00 4 Wayne Vallev 120 oil? 16 13 Doubles: WH-Wlsbauer. WV Camay. Home Runs: WV Koshiap, Hanenberg. Winning Ditcher: Carney (4-0). Losing pitcher: Gifford (7-3).

F. Pnmoton Lakes ID? 007 oj 4 4 Passaic Vallev 310 030 x7 3 9 Doubles: PV-Heodershott. PL Morris. Home Run: PL- Schooo. Winning ollchar; NiewiadomsM (s-J), Losing pitcher: Sessa (6-3).

.1 THE WINNER Bob Still won the top prize of $1,000 in the Golden Pins by beating Tony Marine at Feibcl's. Still Triumphs In Golden Pins HOME SAFELY Umpire Ed Cartotto signals Safe as Passaic Valley's Jay Feola Cresskill Is Champion As Leonia Is Upset Staff Photo Bv EmmMI W. Francoij pointed. "That bad shot cost me the title hut what bothers me is that when I let the ball go it felt good. I misjudged the lane, thought it would hook a bit more than it did." Marine works as a Wall Street margin clerk and he quipped, "I allowed for too much margin on that shot." Marine had led the semifinal round with a 624 and Still was second with 602.

Union City's Larry Kazenski bowed out with 549 and Joe Cirillo of the Bronx finished fourth, rolling 492. Third place was worth SliOO and fourth paid $200. "1 just, didn't have it tonight." Faid Kazenski. Cirillo had beer, in bed all week with the flu and hadn't thrown a ball since the previous Friday and it showed. Bergen Legion Play Will Open Monday first in the Northern New Jersey Interscholastic League, will battle it out for the slides home in Miller makes starting pitcher Tom Henry walked the first three men he faced to load the bases.

Jan Glowaki relieved Henry and promptly walked the next batter to force in a run. Greg Chirico doubled in two more runs. H. E. Emerson 300 101 95 0-0 Saddle Brook 000 000 Doubles: cnirico.

Winning pitcher Atkins (4-3) Ing pitcher Henry (0-4). Clinches Title Los- CLIFFSIDE PARK Gary Bannon the pitching Thursday as Cliffside Park defeated New Milford, 3-2, to win the BCSL American Division baseball chamiponship. The Red Raiders finished with an 11-3 record. The Knights, who posted a 9-5 mark, needed a win to gain a share of the crown. However, Barakat drove in three runs with a two-run homer in the third and a single in the fifth.

New Milford had tied the score in the fourth on an error, a walk, and Mike Banchero's triple. But in the bottom of the fifth Rich Ver-gona doubled, moved to third on Bannon's sacrifice, and scored on Barakat's hit. Bannon allowed only two hits in winning his fifth without a loss. Loser Mike Novak (8-2) gave up seven hits. R.

H. E. New Milford 000 500 02 2 2 Cliffside Park 002 010 3 7 Double: CP versona. Triples: NM Banchero; CP Lavino. Home Run: CP Bararat.

Winning pitcher Bannon (5-0). Losing pitcher Novak (B-4). Tenafly Has Lead In Tennis League Tenafly strengthened its hold on first place in the A Division of the Bergen C.ounty Women's Tennis League by defeating Ridsewond One, 2-1. A Dll Tenafly Ridaewood 1 Wvrknff Ahdeek Leonia Enolewnod Ridaewood 2 O'itenl Indian Trail W. L.

Pel, .11 4 8 4 .7 6 7 5 .53 6 .500 5 1 .417 6 .400 .5 10 .313 3 9 .250 Barons Gain Third Met League Victory Staff Photo Bv Stuart Davis fifth Inning. Pomptan'g Dave late tag. PV won 7-5. Saams Tosses TENAFLY Jeff Saams allowed only two hits Thursday as Tenafly wound up its loop season by edging Ridge-field Park, 3-C. The Tigers finished in a tie for third place in the BCSL American th an 8-6 record.

The Scarlet recorded a 6-8 mark. Tenafly scored once off Duncan McClain (3-5) in the fourth and wrapped it up in the sixth when Russ Zando-nella clubbed a two-run homer. SHE Ridoefield Park 000 000 0-0 2 2 Tenafly 000 10? 3 0 Home Run: zandonena. winning (4-5). Losing pitcher pitcher Saams McClain (3-5).

Dumont Is Victor FORT LEE Andre Pe-moulie gave up two runs in the first inning Thursday and threw blanks the rest of the way as Dumont registered a 7- 2 win over Fort Lee. The Huskies completed their BCSL American play with an 8- 6 record while the Bridge-men were 6-8. Pemoulie helped his own cause by smashing a two-run homer in the sixth inning. And teammates Don Schmidt and Jim O'Brien each had three hits. SHE Dumont FO Lee Double: FL 2no in? 7 0 200 000 5 5 Seir.

Home Run: Pemoulie Wlnnlna pitcher Pemoung (7-5). Losing pitcher Manakas (4-a). Rutherford Romps RUTHERFORD Jim Ryder was staked to an eight-run lead by his Rutherford teammates in Thursday's BCSL American encounter with Westwood. The righty fanned 10 and limited the Cardinals to four hits in recording an 8-2 victory. Frank Gioscia and Bob Droste stroked run-scoring doubles as the Bulldogs jumped off to a 3-0 first inning lead.

Westwood 000 0" 1-2 4 2 Rutherford 330 200 1 11 5 Doubles: RGioscia, Droste. Home Run; RTokarSki. Winning pitcher Rvder (6-3). Losing pitcher Muller (0-3). June la Oumpnt at Mtd'and Park Cresskill at New Milford Bergenfieid at Hackensack June 21 Dumont at Englewood Cresskill at Teaneck River Edqe at Fort Lee Berqeofield at Cliffside Park Hackensack at East Rutherford A'idland Park at Lvndhurst June 25 River Edoe at Teaneck Englewood at Cresskill Fort Lee al Bergenfieid Cliffside Park at Hackenserk East Rutherford at Midland Park June It River Edge et East Rutherlord June 27 Englewood at River Edge Bergenfieid at Teaneck Hackensack at Fort Lee Midland Park at Cliffside Park New Milford at East Rutherford Cumont at Lvndhurst June 3D Englewood at Bergenfieid Teaneck at Hackensack iFort Lea at Midland Park Cliffside Park at New Milford East Rutherford at Dumont Lvndhurst at Crerskili July 1 Hackensack at Englewood Teaneck at Midland Perk New Milford at Fort Lee Cliffside Park al Dumont Cresskill at East Rutherford River Edge at Lvndhurst July Midland Park at Dumont New Miifnrd al Cresskill Hackensack at Bergenfieid July 7 Lvndhurst el Fnglewnnd Ea-t Rutherfnrd at Teaneck Cliffside Park at Fori Lee Harkensack at New Milford Bergenfieid af Dumont Cresskill at River Edoe July Enolewnnd al Eat Rutherford Lvndhurst al Cliffside Park Teanerk at Fnrt Lee Park at Harkenseck sirw Milford at Edge Dumont at Cresskill July If) AH-5ter Game at Wood-Rldg July II Cliffside Park at Englewood Fori Lee at East Rutherford Teaneck at Lvndhurst Bergenfieid at Midland Park River Edge et Hackensack Dumont at New Miiiord July 14 Fort Lee at Englewood Cliffside Park at Teaoeck East Rutherford al Lvndhursf Midland Park al River Edge Cresskill at Bergenfieid Hackensack at Dumont July it Englewood at Teaneck Lvndhurst at Fort Lee East Rutherford at Cliffside Park Dumont at River Edoe Cresskill at Midland Park New Milford at Bergenfieid July la New Milford at Midland Park Harkenseck at Cresskill Bergenfieid at River Edge ROCKLEIGH Blair Ju-lich of Old Tappan won a sudden-death playoff Thursday to win the 19fi9 Bergpn County Interscholastic Golf League individual championship.

Sixteen of the 22-member schools sent their top golfer into the tourney. Julich carded a 38-37-75 at the par 72 Bergen County course but Englewood's Arnold Mosten shot a 39-3fi-7S to force Julich into the playoff. Julich won with a par four on the third extra hold as Moston dotihle-boseyed. Third place was shared by Mark Goodwin of Denrarest (38-39-77) and Hal Parmes of Englewood School for Bovs (37-40-77). Julich, who plans to attend Baker University of Kansas in the Fall, was the Bergen County Junior Interscholastic champ last year as well as the Hackensack Golf Club Junior champ.

lie finished fourth in the State sectional qualifying recently. Bergen Catholic took the overall league title Wednesday hy downing the Northern Division winner, Demarest, R'-s-S'j. The Crusaders were the winners of the 11-team Southern Division. Blair Julich, Old Tannan yf-Vli Arnold Moston, Fnoiewnnd Mark Goodwin. Dnmarest Hal Parmes, Fnoiewnnd Sen.

37 407' Joe Cocro, Bergpn Calh. Paul VanLanrp, Glen Rnrk 41 1R7 Lee Martinson, Ramaoo 47.3d no Andv Herman, Sad. River Dav 47.40 Alike Aria. N. Highlands 43-40 Bruce Barry, Dumont 47-41 Dan Laurv, Ridaewood 41-40113 Jack Ransnn.

Fair Lawn a4 Pale Ruckev, Cresskill 47.44 a Gene Ferri. Ramsev 411-40 HH Josh Rellln. Harkenseck tfl-49 99 Jim Frost, River Dell M-47 log Pascack Hills Wins ENGLEWOOD Pasrack Hills, scoring in every event hut the 880-yard relay, won the ninth annual Wilbur J. Smith Freshmen Relays Friday. Hills totaled 3.V4 points to serond-place Bergen Catho-lil's 26.

The Cowboys won the long jump, distance medley and sprint medley competition. The sprint medley team of Ron Raum, Doug Maguire, Dave Truman and Bill Dralla established a record of 1:43. driving in a pair of runs and scoring twice. Gash tripled arross oup run and tallied three himself. Tom Dilly, former Paterson State College standout, went the first six innings for the win.

He was gone when the Met chants' four-run rally in the Pighth inning fell short. A dnuhle by Ippolito and Joe Free's run-scoring single wera the key blows. THURSDAY It I Ond-6 2 I vndhnr.t Merchants 000 010 n-m Doubles: L- rerminern. Cash, Crar- nrrki Ipoolllo, Moocallarl. Triple Winning pitcher Dilly.

Losloa pitcher Moocaliarl (1-1). FRIDAY Highlander ooo ono 4 I Merchants 1A0 Old 00-4 II i Douhies: -lopollto, Secula; Maisano. winning nit'har Recula. Loslot pitcher Btanagan. Clifton Triumphs CUFTON Ray Lyrie doubled home a run in the bottom of the eighth inning Friday to give the Clifton Phillies a 43 win over the Bergenfieid On-Drrks.

Jim Agnrw went the route fur his second straight com-plrte game win to give Clifton a 2 rerord in the Met League. Pete Jerauld, who recently completed an outstanding rareer at Mnnirlair State, ma'le his first, appearanc and was lazjrd for 12 hits and the defeat Mark Evanjelisla opened the srnnng with a homer for Bergenfieid in the first inning and the visitors added a run in the fifth and another in the sixth when Art. Kinnaujh tripled home Jerauld. Clifton came hack in the bottom of the sixth when I.yrie singled in onp run and Jerry Kpnsinsky singled in two more to make it, a 3 3 game. IHI Prroenfield ton Oil 000-.

,1 A I iiittnn 010 mi run- 4 17 1 nnnhlt C-Ceiger, LvOe fr'p'es B) fmnaiigh. Hnme Punt R-Evenge-lul. r't'har AmvV Loimg pilrher Jeiailld (Oil. landers and Lvndhurst Is at HldgewoorlParamiis. Twilight adinn begins Mon-' day wi'h the Mansoldos traveling to Clifton.

Lyndhurst opens its night season at the County Park Wednesday ar.ain.st. the Barons, while the Merchants have Thursday dale at Westvale Park against fiomagninns. All night gamrs begin at 8 with twilight contests starting at li pm. The latter are seven inning games. Th twilicht slate for Tuesday finHs Romagninos at Ber-irnfield and Ridswood-Pa ramus at River Edge.

By CHICK PEZZANO Staff Writer TEANECK Bob Still, a 33-year-old analyst for IBM, won't have to spend too much time pondering the 1969 Golden Pins championship he won Friday night at Feibel's Rpcreation. It all boiled down to a pair of strikes he fired in the ninth and tenth frames of the final game to best fellow Long Islander Tony Marine, 203 lo 184. Still earned $1,000 for the win while Marine pocketed $500. Though the scoring in the final match was the lowest in many years, it was a tight contest all the way. Still, a glim, smooth stroker from Elmhurst, N.

rolled 182 and 183 in his first two games of the three-game final. Marine, who calls Middle Village, N.Y. home, had games of 192 and 173, giving him a 365 total, too. So the tournament, whirh started early in April with 1.01S contestants, was up for grabs in the final game, the 21st game for both Still and Marine. Still was steady but not spectacular as he started with three spares, rolled a strike, and then added four more spares.

Marine started with a strike and sparp, ran into a 1-2-4-10 spare which he failed to convert, but then fired a triple to take the lead by three pins. He lost it in the seventh frame when he ran Into the ugly 1-2 4-8-10 washout whirh he failed to convert. At the end of eight frames, Still led by seven pins hut needed a double to insure his win. "I knew if I didn't double, Tony probably would have. We've bpen bowling against each other for eight years and he's tough in the clutch." Marine.

25, was disap- As for Still, he has plans for the $1,000. "It, goes into my tournament entry fund. If I can htiild up enough I'll go on the pro tour." He averaged 204.17 for his 21 games in the Gclden Tins. lt.1l.70ls 192-173-184-549 iiji.ofi J70.ipii.log nj 1R4 171 104 S49 131-167-117-472 Wavne Jefferson 1 Bob tanij (WV) defea'ed Oten Davii (Ji, 6-1. 6fl rott r.erie (J) defea'ed A7JL Hughea (WV).

6 7. 6 1 Tnm Mr Cauvhen and J'm Tie'en, oarker WV) defra'eo Ron Semoson and Mark Davis IJ). 6 7, 6 7 Teanerk 3. Morns Huts Kevin Vr earthy 111 oe'ea'ed Fran- fvrn Nie-er R-hles (MM), 1. 6 7 Oremlend IT) defeated Rob Weumart IMHi, 1, 4 7 R.rn Krass and S'eve rVevfus C) fenieo Mitrh Lhow 9n4 Jeff kaoian (MHI, 3 4.

6 O. 6 Fair Lawn Vi. East Rruotwirfc vf Mark Pn--enhlum IfL) Oelaled led Etknd I Ri. 6-J, 6 1 Roh Ch-i-liaosoo 'FL) defeated Bob Srhiegel 'Efsl. 6 7.

6 0 Paul Duke'-hira end AVI. Mautman (FLi susrwr-dnd matrn wilh C.arv Nev and loon Krrinsek (ERi. It Wayne Valley l'l. Dickloson tt Boh Tao.s WV) deieaied teo.ge Wis- n.ewskl lO), 6-1. 6-1 Ai Hughes (WV) defeated Don Levil-vn'a (O), 0-.

6-4. default Tnm Mc Cgughan and Boh Tlefen-ah'ker (WV) utnended match who FrankCoganoo and George Pauio (Di. 1-6, 4-1, l-l Ridgewood 1, Vinaland I Mika Phiiho i'R) defeated Anno'd Shao.rn (V). 6-1. 6-1 Charlia Mu'ler (R) defeated C.ena Frank (VI, 6-0 Andy Pork anrj Jim (P) de featM joa Auarbach and Steva Liomen (Vi.

l. i Teaneck 1. Millvllle a Kevin Mc Carthv (T) defeated Bob Lang lev (Mi. 6-4. 6-0 Vrke rvamiand (T) defeated Bob Davies (W).

K'ss and Slave D'evliis 'Tl defeated Ch'ft Kane and Rirh Davidson (Mi. 6-2. 1 Remaea t. Pair lawn 1 Ma RosfOlum (FLI detested Ma'k Lane IR). 6-0.

1 Rarry Mohie (P) dfea'd Bob Chris- flansno (FL). 6-4. 4 4 Tnm ftrry nr) Tnno Dawson fRI defaa'ed Paul Di)kehirt tod Al Haut-man (FL). 64. 61 CRESSKILL John Bulko locked up Cresskill's first Bergen County Scholastic League National Division title by- no-hitting Palisades Park, 9-0, Thursday.

The fast closing Cougars won their last eight straight league games, the final four via shutouts. While Bulko was silencing Park's bats. Cresskill decided matters with a three-run second inning. Tim Kapeluck, who opened the frame with a single, rode home on a safety by Bulko and George Coughlin drove in a pair with a double. An error on Jack Dicker-son's grounder in the fourth prevented Bulko from hurling Cresskill's second successive perfect game.

This was the first year that, the Cougars finished over the .500 mark with a 9-3 league record and 17 wins in 24 outings. I Palisades Park 000 00(1 0 1 Cressk'H 033 201 10 1 Doubles: Deianev. Bulko, Corcoran. Triples: Cnuohlln, Kaoeluck, Winning pitcher Bulko (5-2). Losing pitcher DiGlacomo (0-10).

Fanuzzi The Hero HASBROUCK HEIGHTS -Hasbrouck Heights' Mike Fanuzzi not only became a hero in his home town, but also in Cresskill when he broke up a 10-inning pitching duel between the Aviators' Dennis Jerauld and Roy Schwarman of Leonia. The 2-1 loss relegated the Lions to second place in the BCSL National standings, one game behind Cresskill. Barry Musto's two-out single in the seventh matched 'a run by Leonia in the top half of the inning to send the game into extra innings. Rich Silverman's single had given Leonia a short-lived 1-0 lead. Musto opened the 10th with his third hit of the game.

After Bill Marshall sacrificed. Fanuzzi crashed a drive to deep left to score Musto. The hard-hitting Musto finished with a .404 average. Leoi 000 nno mo 01 5 i Hesbrouck Hts 000 ono 100 12 7 3 Trioie: HH Fanuzzi. Winning pitcher Jerauld (4-51.

Losing pitcher Schwarman (3-4). Atkins Excels SADDLE BROOK Emer son's Tim Atkins fired a four-hitter and his teammates took advantage of wildness on the part of the Saddle Brook pitchers, to register a 5-0 win over the Falcons in a BCSL National Division game Thursday. The Cavaliers took a 30 lead in the first. Saddle Brook High School Tennis Don Bosco 3. Benedict's 2 SINf-LES Grg c-eiger (SB) deee'ed Paul Shuat (DSL M.

kevin Ke.n-e rB defeated Mike fSP), fV-2. f.3. Rich Morski (Di defeated Ted Marietta (SB), 7-5. e-n OOUBLES Mirjo Beder and Pat Bredv (BP! d-ee'ed BUI Shendan and Miker Corner 6-3. a-3.

Tom Durkm and Mike RelUv (SI defeated Lee Zimmermenn and Vke MrDnmxjgh (OR), e-l. Team records: Don Boece 4-13. St. ienedirfs to Garfield 4. Kennedy 1 SINGLES TefJ Enj IK) sfea'ed Andv Trcsk (G) 9-7.

7-5 lob Sores GI dfeafd Andv Schmidf K), 6-0. -J. Wait Hart (C-) bv fO'felt. DOUBLES Gary Meh-nchak and Sl Legf1ta fG dfetl Don Hoota and A' ea'giovor IK) M. -3 Ron Wornv and John karrh ICr) r)e-eetd Jim Drern and kn Shotm Ik), lfi-a TALISADF.S PARK The Ridgewoodraramiis Barons retained first plare in the Metropolitan Baseball League Friday with a 1(15 victory over Romagninos.

Howie Mil-ligan and Rich Kahn headed an 18 hit victory Baron attack with seven RRIs. The win raised the Baron's league rerord to 3-0. The Emerson -Westwood r-chants and the Clifton Phillies are tied for second at 2-1. Milligan went thrpe for six, with two doubles, to drive in four runs. Kahn smacked a two-bagger and added three RBls.

Tom Von Rurienhorg led the losers with a two-run home run in the second. Taramus 140 017 on? 10 la i Rnmaonmos 170 (inn 110 5 17 1 Doubles: Deneen. Lilrrarelll, Hesse. P- kahn, Mlllioan 7, Halkovitrh, Lvnch. Home Puns: R- Von Rudenhnro.

Winning nltrher Rennet (701. Losina Pitcher Meissa (Mi. Merchants Divide WESTWOOD After dropping a 6-5 decision to l.ynd-hurst Thursday night, Emer-on-Westwood hniincrd bark Friday with an 82 win ovpr the Bergen Highlanders. The Merchants (2 1) erupted for six runs in the second inning asainst the Highlanders, Three walks loaded the bases and after two were out, Gpotrp Murphy was issued a free pass to force in one run. Mike Reirh-ert followed with a two run single and Murphy scored on the catcher's throwing error when he and Reichert worked a double steal.

Jim Ippolit.o's single drove In another run and after Craw's base hit, Dennis Garcia delivered an RBI single. Player-manager Car-necki and Jim Gash powered to its first Met league win in three starts. Both players had two hits in four trips, with Cwnecki With one new entry and the inception of divisional play, the Bergen County American Legion Baseball League opens its season Monday. Fort Lee begins play in the Legion League this year raising the number of teams to 13. The teams have been divided into National and American Divisions with seven teams in the National and six in the American.

Each will play the other teams in its division twice and the squads in the other division once. As a result, American Division teams will play 17 games and National teams 18. The divisional champs will meet in a best two of three series for the county championship. Perennial champion Lynd-hurst again is favored. It will boast a pitching staff consisting of Al Dawson, Rich Carter of North Arlington and Queen of Peace stars Tony Riposta and Bill Horan.

seHFnuLe Monday Teaneck at Eact Rutherford Fnrt Lee et Cliffside Park New Milford at Hackensack Dumont at Beraenfieid River Edpe at Crekm Wednesday East Rutherford at Eng'ewood Cliffside Park at Lvndhurst Fort Lee at Teaneck Harkensark at Midland Park River Edqe at New Milford Cresskill at Dumont Friday Enqiewood at Cliffside Park East Rutherford at Fort Lee Lvndhurst at Teaneck Midland Park Bergenfleid Hackensack at River Edaa New Milford at Dnmnnt June Fngiewood at Fort Lee Teaneck at Cliffside Park Lvndhurst at East Rutherford River Edoe at Midland Park Bergenf-eld at Cresskill Dumont at Hackensack June 11 Teaneck at Ena'ewond Fnrt Lee at Lvndhurst Cliffside Tark at East Rutherford Midland Park at Cresskill River Edoe at Dumont Bergenfieid at New Milford June 11 Ea3t Rutherford Prgenfieir) June 13 EngleworvJ at New Milford Teanerk at Dumont Fnrt Lee at Cresskill ChfH.de Park at River edsa Lvndhurst at Hackensack June I Midland Par at New Milford Cresskill at Hackensack River Edge at June 1 Midland Park at Englewood New Miifnrd at Teaneck Dumont at Fort Lee June 1 Cresskill at Cliffside Park faated Warren Elck and Paul Smoien. 4 4. 61 GROUP 4, SEMIFINAL ROUND Columbia Taaneck 1 Schewior IC) de'eated Kevin McCarthy (T j-6. 7-5. Mike oemiand (T) defeated Dout (C).

67 Warren Pick Paul Smnlen (C) defeated Rick Krasa and Steva Dreviui (T). 7-3. Ridgewood 1. Princeton Ted FfircH (F) defeated Mike Phi. ICS 6-0, 6-1 Milli-r (PI defeated Mik (PI.

6-3. 5-7. 7 pn-k end lim Podvtn (R) defeated Bob Sonnersdein and Danui Baer (P), 6-7. 0 GROUP 1, PINAL Summit 2. Mlllburn Vr Steve Nvcum (S) defeated Jeff Kaia-fa.

6 1. 61. George Krieoer (S) defeated D'ck Murrav, 6-0. 6-3 kerOy an Joho Savega fSI drew with Cr8'8 Rosa and Larry Mc-Mams. GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP Chatham Townshin J.

Mountain Lekei Jonn Larch (CT) defeated Dava Palmer (VL). 6-1, 6 1 Ken Stocker (CT) defeated Mika pr.iH (sal), 6-2, 6-1 Veve Johnson ad Prank Bowdera CT) defeated Her.ry tody aod Civdi Skaftestend (ML), 6-J. s-1 Teaneck 2 Ramae 1 Kevin McCe-thy (T defeated Mark lane (R 6-1. Viire oremind (T) defeated Barry Nome () 6 7, -l Tom Bracev and Tnm fjawson da-fea'ed Rirh Krass and Steve Dreyfut IT), bv default Oaewood warn Vei'tv 1 Bob Tan (WV) defeated Mik (R) 6-1, 6-1 Charles Mu'ler (PI debated Al Unices 3-. 1.

6 1 Ang, Rnrk e-d J'm Po'd'n 'R de-erl Tom frGo'ghan fnd Bob Tigf- rackr. a-0, 64 Golden Pins Scores Final Bob Sim. Elmhu'st, Tooy Marina, MiddH Village, Semifinals Ridgewood Bows To Columbia For Group 4 Tennis Crown PF MILTS Wvckntf J. Indian Trail Tenafiv 2. Ridaewood 1 1 EnalewoOd 3.

OntSni 0 Ahdeek 2. Ridgewood 2 1 PSAL Tennis Clarkstown 4, North Rockland 1 SINGLES Bob Norton (C) defeated Steve (NR), 6-0. -0 Dannis McGumess (NR) defeated Larry Fok (C). by forfeit. Paimatier (C) defeated Rich Frank, M.

gj Rooer Hohenhe'ger and Russ Strob't (O defeated Bill Diemand and Deva Rote (NR). 10-8. S-3. Reif Anderson and Ed Soiegei (CI defeated Tom McGuioess and Ken wosne-ski (NR), -i. a-4.

Teem records: Clarkstown '-J, North Rockland Pearl River 5, Nvack 0 Pearl River 5, Nyack SINGLES Deen Mitchell (PR) defeated Bruct Cameron (N), '5. If. indv March (PR) defeated Chris ton-k'ing (N). e-3, 6-4. 10 Jecb (PR) defeated Robbia Schwarti (N), 6-1.

6-1. DOUBLES Paul Houston and Rich Roberts (PO) e4id Jon Greeburg and Doug John-ion IN), 4-r 7-S. vev Tavior aM Paul Boord fPRl defeated Jim DiPietrg and Fat Baker (Nl. 6-1. 6-1.

Teem records: Pearl Rrver 14-0, Nvark 7-5. ROCKLAND PSAL Pr. .641 .571 ,47 J57 .214 Clarkstown North Rockland Nantiet Suffern Nvark Sormg Valley Pearl River Tenoen Zee Ramaoo 12 Bishop Letters WINDSOR. Ccnn. Geoff Bishop of Englewood.

N. was awarded his third letter of the vear at The Loomis School. Bishop, an All-League selection co-captained the lacrosse team to the league title and the Connecticut championship. The Hobart College-bound senior also played on the football squad and was the goalie of the hockey team. Tony Marine, Middi vuiaaa, Bob Still, Elmhurst, Larry Kerenski.

Onion city Jo Cirillo, Bronx, N.Y. Glen Rack 1. (ad tenkl Tom jnhnsno (or defeated Dava Gevnor (RB) 4, 6-0 Greg Li'ighlev (RB) defeated Davt Coooer (GRI, 6-2, 60 Tom Lonardo and Dave Savies fGR) defeated Dave Mateiieo and Rich Siam-boot IRBI. 6-4. 6-3 Tenafly I.

Ocean Tnwnshie 1 Boo Ouom (T) defeated Rich Grosi- WN ini I. 6-Z, S-1 Jeff Parets IT) (DTI. 3 6. 6 I. 6 4 defeated Mike kaii R'rh Haioewev and Jim Bverh 'OT) de'eeted Peie Atbeits and Bob Prosser It i.

6-3. 6 1 Bound Brook Hatttroflck Helghlt Bob Atktres (Rrl) defeated Puss Ruv-men IHHI. 7-5. 6-4 sB Ruymen defeated Bill Wilson (BR), 61. 6 4 Buce Keff.

and Fe.nd Mavge-lo defeated Raloh Cuoms and Rich Berhaam (HHj. 3-6. 6 3, 6-4 Chatham Tawnshfe 1, Lannia John Larch (Ci defeated vvevne Oiwir (L). 6-0, 6-J isen stockar icj defeated At eieraen (L). -l, 6-0 Mev ve Johnson and Frank Bowdn fd defeated Mark Heiier and Keith Durveo li.

a-i. -t Mountain Lakes Indian Hilli Dave Palmer (ML) oeiaated Mark gender (IMI, 6-0. 6-1 Mike Prew.tt IVIL) defeated Paul C-avlnr (IHI. 6-2, 6-1 Harry Codv and Clyde SkaHestend (ML) defeated Kevin Merkettik and Jim Krlrdenus MHI, 6-2 Tenaity 1. O'en totk Pop Ruom it) defeated lorn Johoson (GO i.

6-4. -4 jell Pa'ets (Tj defeated Peter Coooer (GO 6-2. Peter Aloe'tt e-d Bob P-osser de-fee Tom Loeardo and Dava Savias (OR). 6-3. 6-1 Ridgewond J', Ltvingstftft '7 Mike Pn, tups fP r'eeted Bob Kosl tL).

a-i. 1-3. ma'rh rs'ied Cha'iie Miner (R) defeated Jim Gn'tfarp 'Ll. 6-4, 6-1 Anrty Ro-k Jim Potdevin ft da- fea'ed rh Roceg and Bob Eutmen (Li, a-4. t-l.

Three Teams To Open Met Baseball Schedule PRINCETON Ridgewood came close but not close enough in the New Jersey State A. A. tennis championship Saturday, bowing to Columbia, 2-1. The Maroons, nipped Teaneck for the Group 4 title a year ago, fell short when its top singles players. Mike Phillip and Charlie Mueller, were defeated.

Mueller took Doug Biro of Columbia three sets before bowing, 3-6, 6-2, 6 4. The doubles team of Andy Rork and Jim Potdevin gave Ridgewood its lone point. Columbia beat Teaneck to gain the final while Ridgewood ousted Princeton. Summit walked off with Group 3 honors and Chatham took the Groups 1-2 title. Top-seeded Christian Brothers Academy won a 2-1 decision over defending champion Essex Catholic to gain the Parochial crown.

GROUP 4 riNll Columbia 1. RMevwnnff 1 Schewior (C flefeatM Mik 6-J. Doug B's (CI ded Chrli Mut- -4 Andv Ro-k tool Jkn Potdevm iri da- Clarkstown. Parkanark Eake, and River Edge will open their Metropolitan Baseball League seasons Sunday with games against Bergenfieid, Emerson-West wood, and Romagninos, respectively. The three trams were allowed to open their seasons two week later than the Mel.

League's seven other clubs berause they rely mainly on college hall players not available until now. For Packan-ar-k Lake it will be a debut In the league whirh addd both the Sportsmen and the Lvndhurst Bears this season. In other Sunday games, Clifton is at the Bergen High- Ken- 1 0-0 6" .7" 17 Team recsrtfe: Gee'd 5-1. 7-1? FINAL PVC C'fnn 17 Passaic Ess.d I I Eas PehKson 5 C-e-e'd 4 LvndhUrj 1 13 1 iT 1 A 1 f-4 a riti---rr-i r. --L- a.ja.a.ta a a.