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Ok Botqca County Wcw aWrwy D-6 THE RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY SI, 1974 SPORTS .1 Moonachie tops Ridgefield Herlihy pitches one River Dell looks better tins year in Mack tourney if L. r- k. (I i I it- t-i Vkl A SEC-RUN, third-inning rally carried Hackensack past Clarkstown, 10-6. Joe Pistono and Pete Cafone each had a two-run single in the big inning while Bob Meli singled home a run and the sixth scored on a bases-loaded walk Ron Herlihy pitched a one-hitter and struck out 18 batters last night to lead Moonachie to a 4-0 victory over Ridgefield in the Metropolitan Baseball League. Rich Tucci's infield hit in the fourth inning deprived the righthander of a no-hitter.

Ironically, Tucci had appeared to ground out on the previous pitch, but the ball was ruled to have bounced foul before the play was made. The Braves got two runs in the first on Joe Mirabella's double, a walk, an error, and a double steal. Ernie Windfuhr stole home on the front end of the double steal. They added an unearned run in the second and Bob Van Saders singled home another in the fifth. EMERSON-VVESTVYOOD moved closer to the Northern school season to hit .400 and knock in a team-high 33 runs.

"Donnie's never had a bad outing in any of the tournament games he's ever pitched," says Holbrook. "He pitched the decisive game in tournaments and always gave a good showing. "You have to be deep enough to start with and, if you make some strategic pickups, you can win," says Holbrook. So River Dell added pitchers John Marchese of Westwood (3-3. 2.74 ERA.

.347 BA) and Tom Waddell of Closter (6 3, 1.88) and all-County shortstop Kurt Peters of Midland Park, who played for Ho-Ho-Kus Connie Mack. Marchese will play first base as well. Third baseman Jack Lazor-ko (.453. 23 RBI) and outfielders Doug Tornese (.371) and John Tracy (.352, 31 RBI) form a solid hitting nucleus with Schmonsees and Peters. Lazorko, Tornese and Tracy started all three years as did pitchers Tom Lang (7-0, 0.56 ERA, 78 strikeouts in 50 innings), Bill Dittman (3-1, L29), and Jon Gleason (3-0).

River Dell's Connie Mack team begins tomorrow to defend its North Atlantic Regional title at Waltham, Mass. It marks the third straight year that a River Dell team has advanced to regional play under the direction of Jeff Holbrook. In 1972, the River Dell Mickey Mantle team finished 29-5 and runnerup to Cincinnati for the national championship in Danville, while last year's Connie Mack team was 28-5 and second to Long Beach, Calif, in Farmington, N.M. "This year, we have more kids who can play more positions than on the past teams," says Holbrook. "We hit the ball better this year, but the competition wasn't as good." River Dell is led by two of the mainstays of the past three years, pitcher-outfielder Don Low and catcher Paul Schmonsees.

Low (7-0, 0.29 ERA, .273 BA) pitched a one-hit shutout Sunday to beat Wyckoff, 7-0 in the State final, while Schmonsees rebounded from a poor high hitter TOO 300 0000 JB: Barra 3B: DeSimone ail iuu Batterin: Jones It- 71 and V. John-I Sciamerta torn Havens (3-2) and IH! Clarkstmm 111 0114 7 2 20 11M 10 It I 26: HH, Shaw, Sarro, t. unoan unoen fenrit' TnllArjrfl fft.1V. ftirnhkum (3) and Moore; H-Bauana (1-1, Capuii lli and Sarro, Hart STANDINGS. iwrtaara ok I 27 18 If Emerson-Westvaood Teanecfc Hackensack 14 'I a 14 15 17 25 Clan Enol vanev idrKstown iiewooa Southern Divisiaa Wayne Clifton Elmwo i it .47 imwood Park 14 i a WEDNESDAY Clifton at Moonachie, Red Neck Field, :15 o.m.

Clarkstown at Valley. Rec Field, Allan-dale, 6:15 p.m.. Englewood at Wayne. Valley HS P.m. THURSDAY Wayne at Ridgefield.

Willis Park, Clfftori at Elmwood Park. Boro Field. 4: IS p.m. Hackensack at Englewood, MacKay Park, 4:15 o.m. Teaneck at Emerson-Westwood, Westvale Park, p.m.

Dog show calendar Friday Perklomen Valley ic e. all- Pann Mian breed and obedience at Nortl Lantdale. I in School Saturday Penn Ridoe K.C. all-breed Route 263, Lansdale, Pa. a.m.

and ohpriiikiv- At Hilltown Clvir Associa- Hon Field, Route 152. Hilltown, 1.447 dogs; a.m. Saturday Beaver County K.C. all-breed nd obedience at Big Knob Grange Fairgrounds, Rochester. 8 a.m.

Sunday Hunterdon Hills K.C. all-breed ana ooeaience ai i-iemington rair-grounds, Flemington. 8 a.m. Sunday Irish Setter Club of Central Connecticut breed and obedience match at Wakeman Memorial Boys Club, South- Conn, Judging at II a.m. Informe-on: Sunday Connecticut Westchester Cocker Spaniel Club match show at Bible Street Community Center, Cos Cob, Conn.

Entries from 12:30 p.m.; Judging at 1:30. Information: Lillin Roiak, (2121-874-4432 or DeDe Higgins (203) 869-7195 Tuesday German Shepherd Dog Club of Greater New Haven breed and obedience fun match at Knights of Columbus Hall. Hamden, Conn. Entries from 7 p.m.; Edging: obedience breed 8:30. In-rmation: Mrs.

Virginia Engstrom, (203) 239-04Y8; or obedience Mrs, Patricia. Warner (203)-393-l221. Aug. Mohawk Valley K.C. all-breed and obedience at Ballston Spa Fairgrounds, Bailston Spa, N.Y.

a.m. Aug. to Southern Adirondack Dog Club snow ana ooeaience inai ai iwonaw rwius Park, way): Amsterdam, N.Y. (Exit 27 Thru-i a.m. Aua.

breed show and obedience, Gloucester County College, Sewell. 8 a.m. to oioucester county an- Aug. 10 uerman snepnera uog iiuoot Greater New Haven specialty breed and obedience at Yale Motor Inn, Route Wallingford, Conn. Entries from 9:30 a.m.; obedience 10:30, breed judging noon.

Information: Mrs. Virginia Engstrom, (203) 239-0498: for obedience, Mrs. Patricia Warner (203) 393-1221. 1 Lodi gains Section 2 Defending State champion Lodi American advanced to the finals of the Section 2 Little League tourney last night with a 4-1 victory over Jersey City Downtown. RON HERLIHY Moonachie pitcher Musial League John Quimby pitched a six-hitter and knocked in the lead run as Paramus routed Pater-son, 7-1, last night in Stan Musial action.

Fairview clinched the Southern Division title with a 6-4 win over Palisades Park. Two-run singles by Bob Studer and Mark Curcio in the sixth inning powered North Haledon to a come-from behind 11-7 win over Teaneck. Tim Szal and Joe Schwenk hit two-run first inning homers for the losers, who led 7-5 before North Haledon scored six times in the sixth. STANDINGS Eastern Division Dumont- ns. 12 12 1 Parem Saddle aramus Brook 1 12 13 1 Hasbrouck Heights 5 20 0 Ridge wood Clifton Saddle Brook 2 Haledon Wavna tvannoni uiviswn River Dell 1 7 Glen Rock 13 11 Ho-Ho-K us 11 13 New Milford 7 14 34 28 23 IS 37 25 25 24 I Southern Division Fairview 18 4 Moonachie Palisades Park 12 13 12 13 12 13 Peterson 1 SCHEDULE 18 Wayne at Ho-Ho-Kus Wednesday cntton at River uen Ridgewood at New Milford Glen Rock at No.

Haledon Palisades Park at Dumonl Saddle Brook I at Paterson Saddle Brook II at Fairview Paramus at Teaneck, 7 p.m. (All Sames start at 4 unless noted) Seek soccer games NEW YORK The Ghana Students Soccer Club is seeking weekend soccer games with area teams. Anyone interested should contact Mr. Aranta after 6:30 p.m. at 212-594-9376.

"tw- is 'Try western uiviuaa 21 4 1 is in a Jersey City tabs McKeown Soph wrestler proves tough JERSEY CITY Bill McKeown, who guided Curry College to two New England Football Conference championships, has been named head football coach at Jersey City State College. McKeown, 32, succeeds Jack Stephans, who resigned after nine years as coach. McKeown, a Northeastern grad, began his coaching career in 1965 as an offensive line coach at Boston University. Two years later, he was Yonkers entries i KURT PETERS Joins River Dell "Two things made a difference from the high school team," said Holbrook. "Lang and Tracy returned from college to bolster the club at two important positions, and our kids are motivated by the chance to go back." Holbrook also picked up Bob Ostrom of Harrison (9-2) from the State tournament and may be the pitcher River Dell needs to defend its regional championship and perhaps win the national title.

He was one of two pitchers to beat River Dell this year. The opener against the Re-gina Athletic Federation of the Bronx is at noon tomorrow, with the double-elimination tourney scheduled to end Sunday. Another River Dell team travels to Waterbury, tomorrow to start play in this year's Mickey Mantle regional tourney. Bolsbui, a three-time Iowa State champion. Otsuka was 2-2 in the 132-pound class and Train 2-2 at 191.

Tenafly's Pete Engel-hardt, who wrestled for Blair Academy last season, and Husted failed to place in freestyle. In addition to Calvert, New Jersey's other silver medal winner was Carmel Morina (178) of Paulsboro. FOREIGN SPORT CAR SIZES (METRIC 1 71) TUBE LESS ALSO Otact SIZES FITS na 15SR-13 560-13 39.00 AR78-13 600-13 39.00 BR78-13 650-13 39.00 BR78-14 600-14 39.00 175R-14 695-14 39.00 AR78-15 560-15 39.00 BR78-1 5 600-1 5 39.00 REQUIRED! GUARANTEE ALL08A8CE OF SK OFF 0URIW TW fmJ third quarter. ournk fourth quarter. rn.

WW Division title by blasting Elm-wood Park, 10 0. Shorty Holen-s worth hit a two-run homer to cap a five-run first inning and put another dent in Elmwood Park's Southern Division hopes. Holehsworth had three hits, as did Bruce Hildebrandt, and Jeff Albies had a double and triple. Gerry Flynn was the beneficiary of the 15-hit attack, pitching a six-hitter for his second win. SECOND PLACE Teaneck blanked Englewood, 4-0, behind Larry Havens' four-hit pitching.

The FDU ace struck out six and walked three. The Blues jumped to a 2-0 lead in the first as Dale Berra doubled home a run and later scored on a ground out. Tea-neck added unearned runs in the third and fourth off loser Ed Jones. Oradell was eliminated by Parsippany-Troy Hills East National, 10, in Section 1. Par- Troy advanced to the sectional final.

Nick Lattanzio's two-run appointed defensive line coach at Western Illinois University. After a one-year stint as assistant football coach and head wrestling coach at Brookline High School in Brookline, McKeown went to Curry in 1969. As an undergraduate at Northeastern, he was an outstanding end on the school's undefeated Eastern Bowl team and a center fielder on the Huskies' NCAA regional team. SIXTH, Trot, B-2, $7,000 4 Cloud Burst (Webster) 4 Bernie (Cormier) Tn0riv Altrartinn (rhaoman) 2 Cosmos Hanover (Patterson Jr.) 5 Firth (Gilmour) 7 Rain Cloud (Dauplalse) 8 Shiaway Champ (Dunnigan) A.E.9 Coallown Lady (Burton) SEVENTH, Pace 2 Plain Lucky (Filion) Me Lieutenant (Fontaine) 1 Walter J. Pick (Kelson) 4 The Tentmaker (Webster) 7 Casper N.

(Tagariello) 4-1 12-1 121 unique n. iKnaienj pour oaks Laoy isnapirot Jit. kawampus Hum (lavage) Rottrevnr (fallman) 10 Moongiower (Gilmour) EIGHTH, Pace, B-1, $7,500 3- Veri Special (Filion) 2 Ocean Reef (Chapman) 4- Double Romeo (Gilmour) 1 Farm Trick (Dancer) 5- Kellvtuck Direct (Oancer Jr.) 7 Jerry Blaze (LaChance) 4 Pin Cushion (Insko) 4 1 S-1 4-1 4-1 81 NINTH, Pace 58,008 7 Waverlv's Truth (Filion) 2 Best Investment (Procino) 1 Uncle Frank (Kleiman) 4 P.iblic Affair (Webster) 3- 1 4- 1 5- 1 4-1 4 Speed Ticket (Fontaine) a mru ton Guy Daniel (Lohmeyer Jr.) 8 Teachers Pet (Chapman) A.E.9 Glenthorne (Gilmour) Freehold results TUESDAY All races 1 mil 1ST Pace, 52.000, 2:05, off 1:38. 4-Dbl Dcs Drm (GVdi) 4.20 4.20 3.40 1-C'vv Rrid Rrw (t'trril 111 HA A Wl 2-Noble Van (McGovern) i.n 2ND Pace, 52,000, 2:05.4, off 1:55. 5 Trprt Ldy A (Br'snhn) 9.80 5.60 I Purdue Chuck (Thomas) 11.40 2-Mr Echo (Rathbone) EXACTA (51) $88.00 DAILY DOUBLE (4-5) $24.40 JRD Tret $3,000, 2:04, oH 2:19.

'Drip Dry ert'rnl 4.40 3.00 2-Lover Dean (Filion' 1-Bl obby Fl'rcn (Wash'gtn) 00 4.40 EXACTA I) $10.4 4TH Pace. $2,000, 2:18.4. aft 2:42. 7-M'tn Gh'sl (L'fimvr) 4.20 4.40 3 80 4-J Vicar (Riizo) 4.40 3.20 1-Right There (Smith) 4.40 EXACTA (7-4) $25.48 5TH Pact, $2,300, 2:04.2, off 3:87. 1 Mr East (Lohmeyer) 9 80 5 00 3 40 a scnones dchn (Luchento) l-Shadvdale Yank's (Daigneaulti 3.60 ii.ji sa.zu 4TH Pace, $2,300, 2:05.1, off 3:31.

2 Mac Chee (V'trno) 40.80 21.60 5-Patrick Capt'n (Torre) 4.20 t-Avon Prospect (Hand) EXACTA (2-5) $342.40 7.40 420 5 80 7TH Pace, $2,500, off 1:58. S-Jor-Imn Missy (Tete) 7.80 4.00 Alton R'str (D lion) 12Jj0 7-Pallser (H Filion) 160 EXACTA (5-2) $70.10 8TH Pact, $2,300, 2:05.1, off 4:22. JM'n'tn Expo (Lohm'yr) 5.00 4.00 -Noble (Filion) 4.00 i-Top Ma (Sperendl) EXACTA (J J) $28.80 IS? 4.40 9TH Pact, $1,000, 2:04.1, off 4:47. 4 Z'ro isn (Luchento) 9.00 6.00 3 80 2-Triibv Scott (P'gibck) 14.80 4 60 2-B Donna (Pascjuto) 2.80 EXACTA (4-2) $92.80 10TH Pace, $1,000, off 5:11. 3-Lucrative (1 eCausel 17a i-3 on now (riiioni J.ou 2.60 2.80 5-Stevens Dream (Appel) EXACTA (1-3) $15.40 11TH Pace, $2,548.

2:04.1. off 5:37. 4.60 J-G'wv Si (P ntlo) 49.40 23 00 480 4.00 3.40 3-Stonegate Parlay (Lohmeyer) r-w I.D Vola lmithl 9.40 Scratched M. Ch TRIFECTA u.atita L.nei. Attendance 4,544.

Handle $504,913. Otfcar mnm Matt Amaricaat Compact Can. third in the heavyweight competition with a 5-2 record. All his wins were pins. Larry Otsuka (132) of Northern Highlands and Ron Train of Fort Lee (191V4) competed but failed to win a medal.

Calvert won six more bouts and lost only one to take second in the freestyle competition. His lone loss was to junior world champion Bill WIDE 70- n- to Paul Cafone. Brad Linden had given the Ibews the lead with a two-run homer in the first. He also had a double and single for a three-for-three night. Ridgefield vv ooo Moonachie 310 010 2B: Miraoena, wamaii Batteries: Maianski and Plcinlch; M-Heriihy (4-SJ and R.

Van Sadars. Gill- It Merchants 571 001 1 fclmwood par wo ouo 2B: Albtef 38: M-AIOies. LaBorde; EP Inora-ham HR: A4 Holensworth Batteries: Flynn (2-2) and LaBorde; EP-Cannata (7-4), Varina (4) and Bordino LL homer in the fourth inning started Lodi on its way. The winners added two more in the fifth on a bases-loaded single by pinch-hitter Sal Lascari Anthony D'Amato scattered six hits to gain the win. He struck out two and did not walk a batter.

Three walks and John Te-lep's single gave Par-Troy its run in the first inning. Pitcher Chuck Friedel took over from there, allowing four hits and striking out nine. Loser Tom Grodt also pitched a four-hitter and fanned 10, but walked five. SECTION i mi Downtown 000 0101 4 2 Lodi American OCD22X 4 5 i MR I atlanrla WP D'Amato. LP Lope! SECTION 1 Par-Troy Oradell too ooo 1 000 0000 28: P-T r-rieoei WP Friedel.

LP Grodt SECTION 1 at New Milford THURSDAY Bergenfield American VS. Pompton m-SATURDAY Parslppanv-Trov Hills vs. wo Bergenfield American-Pompton Lakes, 4 p.m. SECTION 2 at Lvndhurst THURSDAY Livingston vs.UnioiNatlonal, P-m. Lodi American vs.

we Llvlngston-Union National, i p.m. Pilots rally to win The Bergen Pilots moved into a tie for first place in the Atlantic Collegiate League by rallying for a 7-3 victory over the Mercer Titans last night. Sandy Spadfore pitched a three-hitter as Scranton shut out the Lyndhurst Teamsters, 6-0. Yonkers results TUESDAY All races 1 mil tS.SOO. 1:08.1.

off 8:02. IST-Trot, 2- Darn 8-C'l Hnd M'k i or reat (McNutt) 14.20 4.S0 4.00 13.40 4.40 (V S-Mr. Victory (Procino imre 2ND Pace. 55,000, 2:04.1, 2-Vry wr m.a. 42.20 11.60 S.40 i i.an 440 1-The Gay Kn'ht (Insko) i a i ov (McN't) in Han'vr DAILY DOUBLE (' Webster) 4.40 (Z-ZI $143.20 3RD Pact, $4,500, 2:03.2, off 1:48.

8-Mr. Fred (Cormier) 35.40 9.60 S-Kevst Stormy (Insko) 5.20 t-Solar Express (Webster) BIG TRIPLE (8-5-1) $1,91, 5 IB 4.00 4TH-Pec, $5,000, 2:03. Off 9:13, 4-mg Lee (Abbat'lo) 5.00 3.00 2.W 2 Andys Blu Chp (W'bslr) 4.40 3.20 3.40 i-Laney sexier (oiimourj EXACTA (4.2) $20.8 5TH Pace. $5,000. 2:04.2.

off 9:34 1-P'blc Opin'n (Webst'r) 7.40 4.70 2.80 7-Patrlck Lobell (Insko) 5.80 3.60 t-Patton Hanover (Thomas) 4.80 Scratch Andovtr Lobell-Slck. EXACTA I (1-7) -Meibert (Daupiaise) 4-yin Tac (Abbatiello) (FrtmutvKl off 9:58. 4.4U J.U EXACTA (2-4) $2120 rani (Gilmour) 4.BD 3 3-Nui utti Fruiti (Insko) 3. luboy Creed (Malady) EXACTA 11-41 $23.40 $7,000, 2:02.3, off 10:44. (Gilm'r) 7.40 4 60 ifjoble W'lcme (Fil'n) 1 S-Wine O.

(Procino) rm (Fil'nl 4.80 9TH Pace, $7400. 2:02.4, oH 11:04. 4.60 3.20 l-Dr'm Express (Fil'nl trow ri sr lAooai to lu.uu S-Counsel Hill (Cormier) BIG TRIPL II Attendance 15,444. Handle $1,94740. (4-1-5) $344.00 NORMANDY AlGUM 440-4600 iimi nnr.

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CMiitaia hhi 18 oi leaiTTta- final I in uu IOWA CITY, Iowa 'Tom Husted of Montvale won a wrestle-off in the 105-pound class over the weekend to finish fourth in the Greco-Roman standings in the U.S. Wrestling Federation National Tournament at the University of Iowa. Husted, a Pascack Hills High sophomore in September, won five of seven bouts. Clifton's Herb Calvert was iX tW 1.43 TO 3.42 FED. TAX FREE! iUkVi POPUUR TUBE NO 1 wmmsrmim QUALITY PRODUCT OF MAJOR "BIG-4" MAKER! WEDNESDAY All races 1 milt ftiniET.

Pare. f.l. sl.toll Jim Henrv Purdue (Taoarlello) 3- 1 4- 1 i 4-1 4-1 8-1 Lewiston (Dancer) 4 Coldstream Hank (Chapman) 5 Hosi Guy (Fontaine) 1 Lvss Revonah (Dancer) 7 H.T. Richard (Fil.on) Jo Hi Pete (Gilmour) 4 Morgan Lobell (Pullen) A.E. Great Chuck (Lohmeyer Jr.) SECOND, Pace, 4 Jasmine Barmin (Gilmour) 2 Skipper Wave (Dancer) 1 Riders First (Fontaine) schittu joe (Phaieni Rustoe Of Spring (Chapman) 5 Rowan Lass (Metcalfe! 7 Pine Chance (Abbatiello) 4 Highland Holt (Insko) A.E.vGoiden Monev Boy i Webster) A.

E. 10 O'Briens Time (Sleall) THIRD, Pace, B-3. 84.M0 2 Bruiser (Ounnioanl 3- 1 4- 1 4-1 4-1 8-1 10-1 1 Blue Break (Lohmeyer Jr.) 3 Kiwi Storm (insko) Title Song (Chapman) 8 Mars Romeo (Mverl wiarpesi (Dancer jr.) 7 Joker Time (Gilmour) 4 Gallant Bvrd (Metcalfe) A E. 9 Over Rule (Abbatiello) A. E.

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