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Page S-15 THE MONTCLAIR TIMES (N.J.), THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1972 Talented Kayt es St. Peter's Ends MHS Chess Streak Heads Lions' Pitching Staff Jit 4 2f mmmmmm" limn mmZZrM 1 IT 1- m- John Murphy, a senior, is Peter's Prep. Last year Montclair had pulled off a sensational upset, ending a St. Peter's win streak. Playing the same order of players they used against Seton Hall, the Mounties believed a win was possible.

Shapiro continued his strong playing by totally dominating his opponent in Carr and Dave Dollar, a senior but also said that Mark Lucyk, Ed Phalen and Rick Wood, all up from the JVs "look pretty good too." The Lions were 7-5 overall last season but put together a 7-1 record to win the North Jersey Independent School League Championship. "I have to say that this year's outlook is terrific," said Hrab. "We lost Mike Zebrowski and Jeff Fischer to graduation and assistant coach Bob Black left the school for another job, but our infield and outfield are basically back in tact." also a candidate. Pete Perretti returns at second base and, is Hrab's words, "pretty well has things locked up" there. Harlan Gibbs will probably start at third.

Hrab may have a problem at shortop since starter Tim Wallace just went into the hospital for a shoulder operation. Baccaro, when he's not pitching, as a possibility as is sophomore Stu Carr who might also see action in the outfield. Hrab said his outfield might be made up of Lyons, a well-played win. However, losses by Heising and Pickering were a blow to the team that began to signal the last moments for the 1971 State Champs. Lack's The 38-match win streak of the Montclair High School chess team came to an end as the Mounties took third in the New Jersey High School Team Championship.

St. Peter's Prep defeated the Mounties 3-2 as it retook the state championship Montclair had captured from it the year before. The Mountie team, composed of Charles Brenner, Bob Lack, Ted Pickering, Carl Shapiro and Paul Heising, entered the 5-round event first-seeded. The team showed its strength by defeating Lenape 5-0, Warren Hills 4-1 and Hun 4V2-V2 in the first 3 rounds. Warren Hills, incidentally, took sixth in the 40-team tournament, losing only to Montclair.

Montclair hit its tough opponents starting in the fourth round when it faced Seton Hall, a fairly strong team which the Mounties had defeated 4-1 in league play. Trying to focus on the lower boards, these were played by Pickering and Shapiro, while Heising was moved up to third. Shortly after the match began, Lack, on second game on second board was against a higher-rated player who usually played first. However, in a game marked by the threat of severe time pressure, Lack ij," Marlin Swimmers Win 2 Sectional Titles I ri neglected a fine defensive point and eventually lost. Brenner's win on first board could not compensate for the other losses.

'Vr relay. Results: Stars; Jud Latona, MJIIL President, Rangers; Wendell Inhoffer, Black Hawks; Perry Rianhard, MJIIL Vice-President, Maple Leafs; Roy Guidi, Bruins and Charlie Berthoud, Red Wings. The Montclair Junior Hockey League offers one of the finest junior hockey programs in New Jersey. These are the men who make it function. Presenting the MJIIL coaches: Left to right, Bob Lennon, Canadiens and All- St.

Peter's Prep took first in the tournament with a score of 5-0. DePaul took second with kVz-Vz, due to a first-round draw and easy pairings. Montclair, which played the toughest schedule in the event, took Fortunato's Absence May Hurt Mountie Baseball Fortunes third at 4-1, followed by Westfield, Seton Hall, and Warren Hills. back and will handle third base. Ruccio hit well the There were some bright board, lost abruptly to Seton Hall's top player.

Pickering snatched a win, while Shapiro's game ended in a spots for Montclair. Brenner went 5-0 and took the first board prize. Even more dead draw. With the match V2-V2, it was all up to Brenner and Heising Freestyle: lOunder, Sue Scott, 15 17, 200 yards, Diane Jaglowski, (record) 2:00.8, Robin Schulte, 50 yards, Debbie Renz; 15-17, 100 yards, Diane Jaglowski, (record) 56 1517, 400 yards, Kathy Bell, 4:36.3, Maureen Callery; 13 14, 200 yards, Joan Moore, 2:20.7, 2, Lois Snelson; 1112, 50 yards, Gary Carpenter; 13-14, 50 yards, Laurie Schulte, 27.1; 11-12, 100 yards, Nancy Soden, 13-14, 100 yards, Laurie Schulte, 59.0. Individual Medley: 15-17, 200.

yards, Diane Soden, (record) 2:22.0, 3rd, K. Bell; 13-14, 200 yards, Lois Snelson. Butterfly: 1517, 100 yards, Diane Soden, 1 :05.4, 2, Maureen Callery, 4, Sue Stone, 5, Denise Killeen; lOunder, 50 yards, Diane Yeutter. Backstroke: 1517, 100 yards, Robin Schulte, 1:06.5, 5, Sue Stone; 10-under, Carolyn Moore, 36.5; 11-12, 50 yards, 5, Nancy Metro; 13-14, 100 yards, 5, Mary Ann Lyons. Breattstroka: 15-17, 100 yards, Debbie Renz, 11 12, 50 yards, 4, 1314, 100 yards, Lynn McMurtrie, 1:16.4, Sharon Baillie.

Freestyle Relays: 10-under, 200 yards, 2:07.1, Mary Van Leer, Carolyn Moore, Diane Yeutter, Sue Scott; 11-12, 200 yards, Amy Hogaboom, Nancy Metro, Cary Carpenter, Nancy Soden; 13-14, 200 yards, Winnie McCarthy, Joan Moore, Lynn McMurtrie, Laurie Schulte, 15-17, 400 yards, (record) 3.56.8, Denise Killeen, Robin Schulte, Diane Soden, Diane Jaglowski. Medley Relays: 10-under, 200 yards, Carolyn Moore, Mary Van Leer, Diane Yeutter, Sue Scott; 11-12, 200 yards, Nancy Metro, Amy Hogeboom, Nancy Soden, Cary Carpenter; 15-17, 400 yards, 4:27.5, Sue Stone, Debbie Renz, Maureen Callery and Kathy Bell. Brenner had a positional advantage, but a win would Many people envision a hiph school baseball pitcher as being tall and lean with a steely glance and a blazing fastball. Those people would find it hard to believe that Alan Kaytes is a pitcher. However 4 of the 5 teams Kaytes faced last year as a pitcher for Montclair Academy's Lions were convinced that none of the above were necessary requirements.

Kaytes, who was a short, stocky sophomore last season, is a short, stocky junior this year and, although his fastball is far from blazing, he will probably use his bagfull of off -speed pitches to great advantage again this year. The talented righthander is the "ace" of coach George Hrab's staff which also includes senior righthander Tom Brueckner, who is tall and lanky, and 2 juniors up from the JVs, John Baccaro and Chris Soboma. Baccaro, who pitched some varsity relief last season, will probably enter the starting rotation. Sophomore John Lagasi, an outfielder and part-time catcher last year, will probably be the Lions' first-string receiver this year. Hrab said that Gary Caille, a transfer student, said he was interested in catching so he will probably be Lagasi's back-up man.

Lefty Jim Lyons returns at first base and alternate with Brueckner when Brueckner isn't pitching. Sarah Werner Wins 4 Medals Sarah Werner of Upper Montclair, representing the Montclair YMCA, won 4 first-place medals in a gymnastics meet at North Junior High in Bloomfield last week. Miss Werner won all-around, balance beam, vaulting and uneven bars. Other Montclair YMCA team members who did well were Lynn Setteducato who finished in both all around and vaulting and Donna Watkins who placed first in free exercise. Giarrusso Lands Large Sailfish John Giarrusso, of 102 North Mountain won angling recognition when he landed a 68-pound sailfish in the general division of the Metropolitan Miami Fishing Tournament.

Giarrusso was fishing out of Marathon, with Captain Don Braswell. He will be awarded a citation at the close of the tournament. Montclair State offers 19 intercollegiate varsity sports; 7 for women and 12 for men. There are 11 sub-varsity teams. not be easy.

Heising, desire and determination and may be able to play later on. We don't want to take any unnecessary chances though." Egan isn't crying however. No coach would with the likes of Dave Orr, Greg D'Alessandro, Bob Becker and Bob Cummings in the starting rotation. AH are righthanders and Egan said "I am anticipating these 4 to make the squad and handle the pitching for us this year." Orr, a senior, was 4-1 last season. D'Alessandro only pitched a couple of innings in relief.

Becker was very The YMCA Central Atlantic Area Northern Sectional Swimming Championship for girls of all age groups was held Saturday at Jersey City State College. The Marlins were awarded first place trophies in the 15-17 age group with a meet high 108 points and the 13-14 group with 54 points. The 10-under group missed first place by 1 point to Summit and the 11-12 year olds took a third. The Marlins were the only team to take home 2 first places. Qualifiers for the Central Atlantic meet finals are determined by the 6 fastest times from the Northern and Southern sections in each individual event and relay.

The finals will be held April 15 at Lehigh University in Pennsylvania and the 6 finalists will come from New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania. Double gold medal winners for the Northern section were Diane Jaglowski, who also broke 2 sectional records in the 200-yard and 100-yard freestyles, Diane Soden broke her record in the 200-Individual Medley and won the 100-yard butterfly and Laurie Schulte won both the 50-yard and 100-yard freestyle. The relay team of Denise Killeen, Robin Schulte, Diane Soden and Diane impressive is the fact that Brenner has now won his last 19 games. Shapiro, who finished 4y2-12, now has 31 straight games without a loss. Undaunted, the Mounties will now participate in the league playoffs and then go to the National High School Championship.

One man doesn't make an entire team. However, the absence of that man can, in many cases, hurt a team. Such is the case with Rich Fortunato and Montclair High baseball. Fortunato, who pitched and played shortstop for the Mounties last season, probably won't be able to play at all this year. The talented senior broke his arm while quarterbacking the Mounties in last season's football victory over Clifton.

"Although his arm is out of the cast, it is still very weak," said Mountie baseball coach Connie Egan. "It's still not completely healed and as of right now he won't play although he has a lot of beginning of last season but went into a mild slump toward the end. "He's been hitting well in practice and has been much more consistent," stated Egan. Sophomore Bill Wilson and junior Bill Knox are working out at left field. Terry Burns should start at center field.

He's a senior who rotated between the outfield and second base last campaign. Senior Ken Byrne looks like the starting rightfielder. Egan hopes to improve on last season's 11-13 slate. The Mounties will get their Senior catcher Carl Warner is returning. He will be backed up by Mike Brune who is up from the JVs.

Warner handled the pitchers well last season. Left-hander Kelly Reilly is up from the JVs and looks like the starting first baseman. "He was a fair hitter last season and is an excellent fielder." said Egan. "Also being a lefty makes things nice." Brian Scantlebury, a JV last year, and Steve Sellick are battling for the second base berth. Becker, when he's not pitching, and freshman Dale Berra are working out at shortstop.

Egan isn't certain yet who will get the Steve Ruccio, a senior, is playing a higher-rated player, had an even position. However, a clever combination enabled Heising to seize the lead and pull off an excellently played upset. Brenner found the win, as was expected of the number one high school player in the state. The good on the JVs last season. match ended 3Ms-lV2.

natural Cummings, a a The stage was now set for the pairing all had waited transfer athlete, is student. chance for an opening win at home to Passaic on April 1. for; Montclair vs. St. break a scoreless tie but, with 30 seconds remaining, Hunziker tallied to knot the score at 1-1.

The schedule: Tonight 7:15, Pee Wees vs. Livingston at Branch Brook; 8:15, Bantams vs. Livingston at Branch Brook. Tomorrow 7 A.M., Squirts vs. Verdon, Quebec, at Lake Placid (International Tournament).

Saturday 7:15 A.M., Pee Wees in Essex County Tournament at Branch Brook; 10 A.M., Bantams vs. Beacon Hill at Branch Brook. Junior Bowling Final Standings Boys Division Hockey Win Posted Sciacchetano Named New Tribe Mat Coach By MJHL Bantams The Montclair Junior Logan, Pete McMullen and Stew Hunziker had 1 each for Montclair. 1 tff -A fXxlf j-' 'U, I Logan, Hunziker and Gannon gave Montclair a 3-0 can keep our top men at home, there isn't any reason why we shouldn't develop a program that we can all be proud of. If you check rosters of the top teams in Jaglowski also broke a record in the 400-yard freestyle relay in the 15-17 age group.

lead against Brick, Saturday, but Brick scored twice to make it 3-2. Logan got another goal for a 4-2 Single gold medal winners Unbeatable! 39 12 Cowboys 38 13 Bombers 37 14 Pin Killers 32 19 Vikings 28 23 Lucky Strikes 24 27 Dirty Four 23 28 All Stars 15 36 Stingers 15 36 Keglers 4 47 Girls Division Road Runners 47 4 Wild Cats 29 22 Champs 21 30 Team 12 5 46 the nation, invariably you were Robin Schulte in the 15- edge but Brick scored find more than one Jersey wrestler in the starting lineup." "I will do all that I can to more times for a 5-4 win. In a cliffhanger, Sunday, Brick scored with 2 minutes left to offer a sound wrestling program that will allow us to be competitive with any LARRY SCIACCHETANO team anywhere, he con cluded. AUT0 lAU rl 17, 100-yard backstroke, Nancy Soden in the 11-12, 100-yard freestyle, Joanie Moore in the 13-14, 200-yard freestyle, Sue Scott in the 10-u, 100-yard freestyle, Kathy Bell in the 15-17, 400-yard freestyle, Carolyn Moore in the 10-u, 50-yard backstroke, Debbie Renz in the 15-17, 100-yard breaststroke, Lynn McMurtrie in the 13-14, 100-yard breaststroke, the 10-u, 200-yard freestyle relay and the 15-17, 400-yard medley of League Hockey League Bantams were the only MJHL AU-Star team to taste victory last week. The win came Saturday, 2-1, over the North Jersey All-Stars at South Mountain Arena.

In their other 3 outings the Bantams fell to Cedar Grove, 3-0, Monday, and 3-1 and 4-0 to Brick on Sunday. Scott Freeman scored the lone Montclair goal against Brick. The Squirts played 2 games, losing and tying the other. The first game, at Brick, was a 2-2 tie until the last few minutes of the third period when Brick scored twice for a 4-2 win. The second game seemed to be all Montclair as Jim McCarthy's "hat trick" in the first period gave Montclair a 3-0 edge.

Brick bounced back with 2 goals in the second. Pete Dodd scored to give Montclair a 4-2 edge but Brick tied the score at 4-4 in the final frame. Two losses and a tie were posted by the Pee Wees. Last Wednesday they lost an 8-6 heartbreaker in overtime to Coney Island, N.Y. Chris Gannon scored 2 goals and Jon Rogers, Jamie A graduate of Teaneck High School where he starred in football and wrestling, Sciacchetano is married to the former Katherine Shaw.

The Sciacchetano's are parents without a loss. Following graduation from Montclair State in 1964, Sciacchetano gained his master's degree in physical education at the University of Georgia. He was also a graduate assistant and served in wrestling. Sciacchetano took over New York Maritime's wrestling program in 1966 and quickly built the Mariners into one of the top college division wrestling powers in the nation. In his first 6 years at Maritime, Sciacchetano had a dual match mark of 68 wins, 8 losses and 2 ties.

In 1966 Sciacchetano was named "Rookie Coach of the Year" by the Amateur Wrestling News and in 1970 was named "College' Division Coach of the Year" by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. In 1970 New York Maritime placed third in the NCAA College Division championship. Don Dixon of New York Maritime was the 158-pound NCAA College Division champion. "I am most happy to be coming to Montclair State," said Sciacchetano. "I am convinced that Montclair State offers an excellent opportunity to finally develop a national contender in New Jersey." of 3 children, Pete 5, Mike 4 and Chris 2.

The new Montclair State wrestling coach makes his home in 73 60 59 58 Larry Sciacchetano, the holder of a host of all-time Montclair State records, has been appointed head varsity wrestling coach at Montclair State, it has been announced by Bill Dioguardi, director of atheletics. Sciacchetano, a 1964 graduate of MSC, is replacing Tim Sullivan as wrestling coach. Sullivan had been the Indian's coach since 1967. He will continue to assist Clary Anderson in Football. The new Indians' coach is returning to Montclair State after 7 years as head wrestling coach at the New York Maritime Academy.

In making the announcement of Sciac-chetano's appointment Dioguardi said, "I am delighted that we have been able to secure the services of one of the country's top wrestling coaches in Larry Sciacchetano. He is recognized as one of the best instructors in the country and I am sure that he will be able to rebuild our program." In his intercollegiate days at Montclair State, Sciacchetano, wrestled at 190 and heavy weight and posted a career mark of 64 wins and 11 defeats. He still holds 3 all-time MSC records including most wins in a season (23); most wins by decision in a career (39) and best career mark (64-11). The Indians' coach is the only wrestler in the 16-year history of the Metropolitan Intercollegiate Wrestling championships to win an individual title 4 consecutive years. In his 4 years of competition in the Mets, Sciacchetano scored 12 wins Brennan Jones Hughes Galligan Sheehan Gilligan Kroll Di Geronimo INCOME TAX RETURNS FEDERAL N.Y.S.

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46 CLIFTON, N.J. wrestling prominence. Another part of "Operation Rebound" are wrestling assemblies that Arate and his coaches are using to get junior high boys interested in the sport. The first assembly was held yesterday at Hebron and the next is set for tomorrow at Hillside. "We hope the kids will respond to the assemblies and come to our clinics," said Arace.

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