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lap Sports Scholastic C-7 SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1974- tm le -j i 1 State, and the league and reached the final of the County tournament." The Scarlets won 23 of 27 contests, and three of the four defeats were by 1-0 scores, "The only legitimate loss we had was to Park Ridge 4-1 in the County final," said Gsell. "And even in that one we had the tying run at the plate in the late innings." len Navatoski had Iacabino in trouble with two out in the fifth, but McArow came on to strike out Andy Langer and end the threat. "It was and muggy, and Mike had been running the bases," said Gsell. "So when he tired, we brought in Matt and he kept us in the game. If we had fallen two or three runs behind, it would have been tougher to come back." Ridgefield Park had great opportunities in the fifth and sixth innings, but double plays killed both chances.

Iacabino hit into a twin killing in a bases-loaded, one-out situation in the fifth and Bob Lawlor bounced into a double play with men on first and second and one out in the sixth. "We scored our share of runs this year, but basically we won on defense and pitching," said Gsell. "This is the best year by far in Ridgefield Park history. We won the game-winning drive. Magro scored on an- error for the tally.

who finished unbeaten with his ninth victory, relieved starter Mike Iacabino in the fifth inning and hurled one-hit ball the final 2 13 innings. "MATT IS the kind of pitcher who'll throw the ball in tight or down and away, ac- cording to bis opposition," said Gsell. "But we knew nothing about our opponent," Gsell contin-. ued, "so we figured we'd start Mike. He's only given up one earned run all year.

He's the kind of guy who won't walk anybody or make the foolish mistake." Iacabino was touched for a run in the second on a single by Dennis Helmstetter, a sacrifice, a groundout and a single by Jack Marold. Dave Tagrom's hit and a walk to Al- TRENTON Although his club was down to its final strike yesterday, Ridgefield Park coach Don Gsell still was confident the, Scarlets would come away with the Group 3 State baseball title. "We had them in trouble all game and I was sure the law of averages would be with us this time," said Gsell. "He had to get the third one past Lakeland wins State Group 2 title. See Page C-8.

my cleanup hitter. And he couldn't." Joe Magro became the instant hero when he slashed a Terry Barnes' two-strike de livery, to right-center for a double, chasing home, three runs and sparking the Scarlets to a 4-1 triumph over Franklin Township in the Group 3 final. "We had the pressure on every inning," said Gsell. "We had eight men left on base and twice we hit into inning-ending double plays. The pitcher starter Mike Sokolos-ki was great.

Whenever he needed a strikeout pitch or a double play ball, he came up with it." Sokoloski started the seventh by walking. Hank Teel, but fanned Roy Lawlor for the first out. Frank Dyer singled Teel to third and stole second. Mike O'Shea walked to load the bases, and Sokoloski exited in favor of Barnes. Winning pitcher Matt McA row grounded into a force play at the plate for the second out, but Magro followed with his rinm.uiw RMnfitM Pfc.

Ibr Franklin Twp. (1) facobmo.p McArow.p 3 0 0 0 1 neimsi 111 1 A aoarnes.iD-p 8 8 1 OschwarUJf I 0 00 00 1 1 1 t.Lawior,ZD n. leei.ss 4 Gibbs.lb 2 R.Lawior,ph 1 001 Total! 2 4 a I Totalt 231 1 '23-4) Ridgefield Franklin Two. Error RPD. Tee Lanaer.

000 000 44 010 000 0-1 FT Navatoski, Sa-FT-flelmsterter; RP Over. OV PITCHING IP HERBS SO IKoblns 4 23 4 1 1 2 7 MrArow, I'M)) 13 1 2 4 jOKOTOKI. I i.4-47 1J ins 1 wmmmmmm: i- 1 1 -1 Staff Ptntot by Peter Karas WE'RE NO. Joe Magro, Mike Itcabiiw and Hank Teel, left to right, hold State championship tourney won yesterday, by Ridgefield Park. The Scarlets took the Group 3 crown by besting Franklin Township, 41, at Trenton.

Ancoria sets champs' meet night, his mystery girl called his home and spoke with Joe's "biggest "My mother said her name was Mary-something. I don't know where she's from. She told my mother that she'd read about me in the paper so much and felt like she knew me. "And she wished me luck. I guess I should thank her, too." With that kind of Inspiration, Ancona was recovered sufficiently enough from the prom to bring back Bergen's only first place in the boys' competition.

Stan Pnota ship shortstop Andy Langer, who relayed to first to complete DP oa Mike Iacabino. FIRST OF TWO Ridgefield Park's Frank. Dyer is forced at second by Franklin Town- iiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiii i iiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiii Meet of Champions summaries 111 It I II II I II I tl 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 it 1 1 1 fi 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tl 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tl I II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 mark ran 14.2 in the 120 highs qualifying but couldn't match in the final, finishing fourth in 14.5. PARAMUS CATHOLIC'S Jim Quinn finished fourth in the discus in 163-1. Mike Columbus of Scotch Plains bypassed the Mount Prospect Meet In Illinois to continue his discus battle with Union's Ron Klotzer, and won in 191-5.

St. Joseph Regional's Scott De-candia went to the Illinois meet and threw 59-11, but junior teammate Mark Saner stayed behind and paced second to Klotzer's 64-5Vi with 59-9V4. Klotzer had five throws better than 60 feet Tenafly's Sahadi fouled twice and threw 55-V. He didn't make the finals. fwm 1 1 KfcZ VENESA HUGLEY Clad It's ntr TWO COUNTY GIRLS won.

Glen Rock sprinter Venesa Hugley won the 100 in 11-flat and Ridgewood's Jane Green overcame her nervousness and her archrival to win the 880 in 2:20.8. Ancona might have been able to double in yesterday's meet, having qualified for the 120 highs last week. But he figured a few more hours sleep were worth it "I got home at 3 o'clock this morning," he said. "I knew they were having the trials for the highs in the morning, but I didn't think I'd be able to run in them without falling asleep." "Besides I bad a better chance in the Intermediates." While Ancona slept yesterday morning. Green worried about her race.

"I was so scared I'd lose again to that girl from Princeton Kathy Woodbridge who beat Green in 'the state meet but finished second yesterday, "I lost to her by two-tenths of a second the last time and Mr. Brown Ridge wood coach Jock Brown wasn't too happy. I didn't want to see him angry again. I don't like it when he yells. I was so worried about losing I almost cried." MISS HUGLEY was favored to win her specialty and took her victory in stride.

"I'm just glad this is finally all over." Venesa said. "Everyone was getting so worked up about this. I'M glad it's over and I'm glad I won. I don't think I could have faced everyone if I came home a loser. Vanesa scored all six Glea Rock points, while Mary Say ers took a fourth In the high jump to help Ridgewood finish in a tie for seventh place with eight points.

Manalapan (1? points) raa away with the girls' team title, while Umoa and Montclair tied for the boys' title with 13 points each. Tenafly was the highest scoring Bergea boys' team with seven points for a seventh place tie. BERGEN CATHOLICS Frank Moraa continued strong. late-season running by finishing second the aaa ia 153 4. Hackensacks Jerry Wythe bounced beck from a By MARTY NOBLE Staff Writer NEW BRUNSWICK Joe Ancona had just won the 120-yard high hurdles in yesterday's State Meet of Champions and was busy thanking people who helped him set a meet record and equal the Bergen County mark of 38.6.

"I'd like to thank my mothershe's my biggest fan, and my coach," said Mahwah's All-County hurdler. "And I guess I should thank that mystery girl." While Ancona was partying at the Mahwah prom Friday MAHWAH'S JOE ANCONA rrp feP disappointing State meet to finish in a three-way tie for second place in the 220. Running in the second heat, Wyche ran 22.1, tying Tena-fly's Jim Lordeman for the best 220 time in Bergen County this year. Lordeman placed fourth in the quarter in 49.9, his best this year and anchored the Tigers' runnerup mile relay team in 48.4. Tenafly 's 3:23.2 was the best time run by a Bergen County relay team this year, but was well off the pace set by winner Montclair 3:18.9.

Bob McDermott of Paramus Catholic and Rich Stukey of Teaneck both ran 4:18.7 to take fourth and fifth place respectively in the mile. Hackensack's Bill Duren 1 jaS'e guzes Overcenies was a r. i it at t- I 1 III in I II HiiliPi.iiimiiM hi Iff- I af I i I i Beys' meet FIELD IVINTS DISCUS-1. Mike CsHimbu. Stofeft piei'V (Itl 1, Dm KMier.

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St. JoieHi Re- 3. eos Mania, union (i 4. Bill Banks, trnmrow Wiivn (Camden) j. Mar ran Brawn, JAVf UN I.

Val Florentine. WetNnotoa calawav I (iH Orffve ciir ('Hi) JUM P-L Cau Pkherdesn. Cat- 14-ai i. Mark Auduban Vii; Dav Cleaves, Pen Pk I (S4); 4, pmc jonmon. lie Between wwki Mvm tm and Oeri Aikaw orarvje otlf VauiT 1.

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Hrov Cross 1)111: S. Jonnetta Soarron, FadtKtt IPlranT lib II. 4401. Marie lough. Franklin TowmMn 5) Tie liouoh, sute record bv T'4I.

z. Marsha Fiuoerald. Cl.Hwd 1. Carla Hunt. Holv Cross b7); 4, Jackie SchmKtt.

Boonton SI 4); S. Glna Gooden. Vaiisburg ti i. Jane Green. Ridgewood Ct tt IH 4) 2.

Kathv vvoedbridge. Princeton (1 171); 1 Lisa Hann. Jenerson Town-snip II fit); 4. Ursaia Eder. Gatewav ship ll fi t) HMLt-1, Hill Jackie Mannews.

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Tre tiled ta rrer sctCs sad trry seem fcri eat C- f-rt tfce tars fccij frwa West Ceast and Sfd sj ty nrre I caal arsre. Perf-s Corty las a treeerslxa taseaJ ersv f- srr to spxsl TSrr Fx Ja stsTT abcut y-arrxkl rrc-a-i ia fre lesi. but be br uj btsetal a trrwra; a fist EasL" Kary smj. ftacg art arw wi Siama. Aad Ciey rt net tm tte West By LARRY SCHWARTZ reJ rr Ben Utt.

arcs scout Ft tN as aoud ttat see trrjra Bergea Ccvtj as sectrt last week Cree agera basrbaJ dnft But ether naxr leirje scouu -Tst County were rot sensed hr tf re sviSs. There are rd years and there are years." sd Pre Cetnaa Tts was a few Tear." IVA lgSrt rVa? rJ Lirrt tipari Onc-i he' sa ec-ja sca lack ef u'et tr Ckst. Nnr ef tr e-rw srxJs rrrrrvrr-ded 4Ctxiy frsn Brs. STllL. MULMO AS ONE strut wh was pr-y -Vmrlef.

"I jt cast bv ersard saji Tere tSeQi fca lew bis tfrxVi" KIDS IN BERGEN play tvrths arid Lhats it" Deutsch sard. "WeU. iaate a tittle krtr wrb the sanHner fcarjrs. Bat en West Coast. Honda and Texas tVy're piarr? bjt? months.

aad the more jwi jy, the better ywi're psrt ta Cetroa cites tw ether reasors for the jrrjtout ia CJubs are rrttrj nxre se'jertrre and piamrs areal brr? pid rt a-r-rrrre." saii "A'-so, ts f-ttrf tocier trfrpee w-ta the c-i-btits win are ta the bryv" err a $3W brna i fcr a te the rrcrs bp- a er ij-mres it and takes a free nde at Sv course Cf fcS ChrtCP- lari trrs cut ar-er pcss-iulrr the aSaerrt thecry. lrfs tare ather thinp to do," said. "You have to devcte a tot of time to set frxxi. but boys areal ttxcg it anyrsort. Ttx ts true ia nest of the auerl sectwea of the country." UPARI AI50 Dotes the darty ia tKraber of fames piayed by the schorl "la Eergn County there's ecJy 3 pmes." be said.

"But Honda fcjh schricis pity C3 pmes a year." IVstsrA rated Berjw Cotrfy tie Best ether fc sdud basebal 6 i brt and wfel" be Tks year there were real kiis." The fafcre. thociA shcCd be bririer ia the Carry, acrtrtra: to F-1V1 Di LcDa of the Cs. -a was at a fctfe to fes year." be sajfi. bct I thr thsrs w-J tfc-ek beta in Ecrr-i Caccsy few i-- ee-nww tRTtaSKKSS .1.