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I ft gk te i 4 -jtf i 't3j -i A i i II THE DAILY REGISTER Thursday, Dec. 24, 1964-23 McCormack is Leading Hawks 9 Scorers (16 Rebounders (14.2) 76-57 Victim BAXK BUSINESSMEN'S LEAGUE D1 Meoa Shop Circle Chevrolet 1 Red Bank Tire Tradewind's A.ftB. Gulf Asbury Edges Linden Four Swinger's Newsome ft Lockwood Lawrence Oil Johnny' Family Restaurant 27 Stephen J. Gross, Inc. 6 OrilU Oonstructioa Co.

.25 Marx. Bros. Circle Chevrolet The Idiot's ..23 Sals Barber Shop Sal's Tavern -23 CBA Clu bs St. Peters Monmouth Beach Deli. Colonial Life Ins.

banco Aluminum Monmouth 8 tamp ft Coin Shop -23 -21 Central Jersey Bank ft Trust Co. Love Lane Tuxedos Red Bank Roofing Crate's Beverage 21 23 24 24 24 27 28 29 Mustang's Boro Motors 707 Jets Progressive Life Ins. Co. 20 Teldman's Electric lg Red Bank Recreation it Airport Inn i Seals Eastern Strongheart NEW BRUNSWICK Unbeat- throws for 30 points. He tallied Brinks Fine Meats B.

8. Bowlers High Team. 3-Games Tradewind's High, 3-Games B. Frick 623; High, Team Game Tradewind's 769; High Game Tyeryar 244. 1 High Team Series Grilli Construction Co.

High Series Ed Wolverton 695; High Team Game Feldman' Electric High Game Stanley Savage 274. only 34 points to reach the coveted 1, 000-point career mark. Sophomore George Nash, who scored 25 points against Newark Rutgers last Saturday, is certain to see plenty of action in future games. Monmouths success thus far can be traced to its overwhelming height and good defensive play. The Hawk quintet has limited the opposition to 65.1 points per game while scoring at a rate of 77.8.

Six of its 10-member varsity is 6-3 or taller and the team has gathered rebounds at a pace of 47.7 while limiting the opposition to 32.5. Jayvees are 6-3 Coach Godfrey Buzz Buz-zellis junior varsity team has won six of Its first nine games. The little Hawks have been led in scoring by freshman Bob Bren per game. Second to him are sophomores Bob Bittenbinder and Eric Weinberg, both of Brick Township, who are averaging 10 points a game. Following die Christmas tournament in Vermont, Monmouth cagers will resume regular sea son play on Saturday, Jan.

with a Central Atlantic College Conference game against leagueleading Kings College of New York. game is slated for the Asbury Park Convention Hall court. The Kingsmen, coached by league president Norman Wil-helmi, have won their first two league assignments. Defending champion Monmouth, winner of the league title five of the past six years, and Marist are tied for second at 1-1. Bloomfield and Southhampton trail with John Palandrano 8 198.2 Ave ...42 188 37 188.2 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES B.

Frick 39 E. Levy 39 E. Lucas 42 Pat Ambrosia Bob Worden Stan Savage five points in the first quarter, seven each in the second and third and wound up the game with 11 in the final stanza. Senior Ken Kalafor dumped in 19 for St. Peters, combining with Somogyi for all but 18 of the losers points.

Gus Lang ardKull Howard -38 ..,.43 186.23 -42 185.16 ...45 186 4 -44 184.35 184.11 .39 184 9 Lou Calarco Ins Jones .42 -39 P. Martell B. Wilson R. Carter D. Acerra W.

Tyler Ralph Bolvln -33 Floyd Schiafone 42 184 5 Vito Gaeta 39 183.24 -42 -42 -42 -36 John Mazza J. Eergewich K. Hopwood G. Darragb M. Wiener -42 183.15 ...45 182.28 -42 182.22 Ed.

Wolverton Bob Wood ..42 -42 ..39 ASBURY PARK Field goals by Dennis Neville and Dave War-lick with 50 seconds left in the game climaxed a determined uphill battle by Asbury Park and enabled the Blue Bishops to edge Linden, 63-57, last night in a Central Jersey Group 4 Conference basketball game. With 2:50 remaining in the contest, Jim McCloud hit on a two-pointer to give Linden a 55-54 advantage, but John Hayes of Asbury tied the score, 57-57, a few seconds later. Neville and Warlick then connected with field goals to put the bishops ahead to stay, 61-57. Hayes paced Asbury Parks scoring with 19 points while War-lick and Dave Riley chipped in 14 and 11, respectively. Jim McCloud was high man for the losers with 19.

Linden gained some consolation by taking the jayvee contest, In finishing with his 21 points, Robinson sank nine of 12 free throws. Somogyi finished with 10 for 13 from the free throw stripe. Jim Cleary Ray Buozzo ...45 182.4 -45 181.42 WEST LONG BRANCH-Coach Bill Boylans Monmouth College basketball team swings back into action next Tuesday when it will participate in the Castleton State Christmas basketball festival, The tourney, which will be held in Rutland, will find Rutgers of South Jersey facing Monmouth in the opening round with Pace College of New York meet ing Castleton in the other opening round tilt The two first round winners will play for the titje the following night after a consolation game between the opening nights losers. The Hawks, currently 7-2 on the season, have regained the winning touch, copping consecutive victories over Paterson State, Southampton of Long Island and Newark Rutgers after losing back-to-back tilts against Adelphi and Marlst. Good Percentage Shooter Sophomore A1 McCormack of New Monmouth is leading the squad in scoring on a 16-point average and rebounding with 14.2 a game.

The 6-5 center has shot for field goal and free throw percentages of 51.4 and 76.3, respectively. Second to McCormack in scoring is senior Bruce Fischbein of Asbury Park with a 15.2 mark. Following the two leaders are Pete Andrews of Matawan and Paul Kobb with averages of 12.5. Tom Farrell, a senior who has been slowed with injuries, is hitting at a rate of 8.8 and needs -33 Don Holdndge Armand Crupl Les Stevens Leo Zacek Oh as. Stout F.

Mueller A. Pound J. Newsome D. Zizic F. Getz T.

Tyeryar D. Manigold D. Wilson A. Doran ner, who is netting 13.0 points marks of 0-L Ave. 181 178 177 174 173 173 172 169 169 167 164 163 162 162 162 162 161 161 160 160 159 158 158 156 153 152 151 151 148 147 146 143 141 140 139 130 30 -42 -42 -42 -42 45 181.38 45 181.34 .45 181.29 45 181.16 45 180.18 45 180.15 A3 180.13 -45 180.13 -39 6 peed Tomaino Henry Evera John Merritt Tom Bain In the junior varsity game, CBA rolled up a 76-29 romp with sophomore Bill McCrea, who scored 21, and freshman Chris Hill, 20, leading the way.

B. Campbell B. Dunn .39 -44 179.42 179 34 en Christian Brothers Academy ran off 12 straight points in the opening quarter to bolt from behind in whipping St. Peters of New Brunswick, 76-57, here last night. The win was the third for the Vince Cox-coached Colts from Lincroft.

St. Peters has lost in all three of its outings. With five minutes left in the opening stanza, St. Peters was nursing a three-point edge, 7-4. That was its last advantage as Christian Brothers reeled off 12 consecutive markers to take a 16-7 lead.

Robinson Leads Kirk Robinson, the Colts leading scorer with 21 points, started the string with a three-point play before Vinnie McCarthy added another basket and a free throw for a three-point advantage. After the Colts wrapped up the scoring streak. St Peters was out of contention. CBA went on to a 25-15 margin in the quarter. McCarthy and Pete McGinness each added 16 points to CBAs scoring column.

Paul Christopher Chipped in with nine. Freshman John Somogyi was the shining light for the losers. The classy yearling eager dumped in 10 field goals and as may free .38 Sonny Acerra Joe Madusky Jim Bruno 179 29 ...30 179.19 B. Lockwood A. Sommer M.

Griffin E. Hagosky B. Olsen L. MacPhee C. Nili J.

Slnclus Blacky Rufflnt Don McCue Joe Calver ...45 179.20 179.18 179.3 -39 -42 -42 Frank Ruscil ...45 179 4 CBAs next court action will come Monday night when the Colts face Trenton High In the capitol citys Christmas Joe Barbusln Harry Greenwood Joe Rosati 178 41 ...45 178 22 178.10 ..33 178.3 G. Terrio H. Jackson B. Bell -41 -36 Joe Flammia Mike Ferrigno -42 178.4 -45 177.37 .32 175.19 Jim Westmoreland Phil Bretz Fred Bruno A5 174.43 158 187 -46 174.36 Asbury Park (63) OFP Undea (57) L. Bernhard E.

Subs: J. Newsome T. Tyler C. Jessup L. Nadeau S.

Smcius A. Carter D. Dunn 9 6 3 -42 Pete DeGlrontmo Larry Jackson Andy DeNucd Bud Bradshaw 170 162 OFP 8 3 19 10 10 30 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 's'; .45 174.32 18 174.16 24 174.14 .45 174.17 .45 174 8 173.20 158 152 John Galatro Emil Geile -39 -42 .39 Hayes Riley Sicillano Warlick Day Neville E. Smith 5 19 1 11 3 9 8 14 0 0 0 2 0 8 Zaranka McCloud Clayton Krobotth Burtkus Malo Harris Jakuc, Brown 0 0 0 8 3 19 3 0 6 111 4 4 12 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 6 5 0 0 0 150 147 Bob Hembllng .42 Henry Canonic 30 .42 -42 173.8 F. Tyler J.

Getz 146 146 Tom Gaittts Ray Pearce 39 173.1 .35 172.34 42 42 -42 145 144 J. Beebe E. Newsome C. Frick B. Bell Lou DeChlcchlo Pat Barone 172.36 -45 172.35 .41 19 19 57 144 142 IS 87 2S 20 20-76 CBA Linden 23 17 63 ....19 13 12 13-67 ....12 16 16 1963 Asbury Park 141 141 8L Peters 15 15 13 14-67 Officials Frezza, Kneala.

140 140 Paul Albrecht 45 172.26 Joe Hobko 33 172 14 Harry Hopkins 39 172 9 Dr, Morgan P. Colio 42 172.8 John Kinney 40 171.37 Pat Ricci 42 171.28 Vincent Finn 33 171.17 Ken Smith 30 171.19 Tom Toone 42 171.16 John VanBrunt 1 42 171.14 Joe Megill .30 171 1 140 138 136 Says Lakers Acquired Wilt Olympic Titlist Frazier Faces Bleak Christmas 136 National League Standings Change in Recreation Loop -40 170.9 135 133 132 132 Tony Savage Harold Young Amory Osborn Pete Petros Jtm Ryan 45 169 12 30 169 6 45 109 2 39 168 26 ...19 16812 131 130 Bob Fisher 127 126 35 168.21 12 168.4 30 168 10 Phil Mancinl Bob Ayres Kell Gettis Dink Allen 126 126 ...44 187 34 125 125 120 119 Butch Marx 30 167.26 John Hovendon 9 167.4 Fred Longcoy .45 166 32 Joe Loclcero .22 166 16 Bill Minery 1 43 166 1 Mike Amone 39 165 32 M. Olsen 42 L. Patterson 39 Subs Jr G. Cataldi 3 150 G.

Pierson 8 LOS ANGELES (AP) A television sportscaster reported last night that the Los Angeles Lakers had acquired Wilt The Stilt Chamberlain in a cash-player trade with the San Francisco Warriors. A spokesman for the Los Angeles National Basketball Association club said, however, that confirmation was lacking at this time. Sportscaster Jim Healy of KABC-TV, Los Angeles, told his viewers that the Warriors had agreed to trade Chamberlain for $375,000 and the services of Dick Barnett. Bob Forbes 45 165 23 Paul Patterson 45 164 34 Walter Dohm 42 164.7 Ken Jeffrey 45 163.4 Frank Johsnneman 15 162.14 Newton Beron 32 161 30 Howard Gage .37 100 22 defeated as he rolled the highest game (162) and highest series (314) of the morning. In the scramble for second place, the White Sox won two games from the last place Athletics, while the Yankees split to give tlie White Sox full possession of second place.

In the girls league, the Hep Cats and Cupids remained undefeated in the Pink League and Blue League, respectively. Patty Schenck led toe Cupids to two important victories over toe second place Poodles with high game (148) and high series (272). In the Pink League, the Hep Cats took both games from the second place Mix-Ups despite toe fine effort of Lisa Hopkins who rolled a 145 high game and a 277 total. RED BANK In Parks and Recreation Junior Bowling League action last week, big games changed the standings in the National League. The first place Reds lost two close ones to the fourth place Mets, and both are now tied for second place with the Braves who split their two games Saturday.

The Giants moved into sole possession of first place by winning their second game from the Pirates after dropping the first. Kenneth Bodeep of the Braves rolled the highest game (149) and highest series (245) in the National league. In the American League, Harry Evans kept the Indians un Rudy Fischer 38 155.8 BOYLAN AND BACKCOURT ACE Bruce Fischbein, left, Monmouth College's backcourt ace from Asbury Park, and Monmouth College coach Bill Boylan talk over the Hawks' upcoming trip, to Vermont for Christmas tournament play. Fischbein, a senior, is the second leading scorer on the team with an average of 15.2 points per game and is leading in assists with 27. THE "400 LEAGUE Romeos 4 31 Bayshore Pharmacy 26 Leon's 26 Atl.

Hlds. Rec 26 Koeppel's 23 Steve Gross 23 Adler Lumber 3214 2614 Pestanos 2114 2714 Franklen's .20 SUNDAY NIGHT LATE MIXED DOUBLES Sycamore Lanes 3 and T. 30 Pennlsula House Beach Club 17 Mon. Beach Liquor Store ...27 Sycamore Lanes 23 Lincroft Hardware 22 Dorns Barber Shop 20 Tournament Champion Boston Places Three On All-Star 11s; Six for Bears Citareila' a Meat and Dell. 19 Frank's Lincroft Barber Shop 19 Love Lane Tuxedo Shop 37 Motorola 36 AMERICAN LEAGUE KINGS ft QUEENS LEAGUE Bnte's Cleaners .2714 1714 Franks Bic.

Shop 38 19 Caruso Esso 3614 1914 Atlantic Vending 25 20 Sales 24 4 20 '4 Atl. Hlds. Rec. 3414 2014 Mortenson ft Coutts 33 22 Fielding's Plumbing 2114 2314 Keans. Mid.

Nat. Bank 2014 2414 Heidels Linoleum 1814 2614 Carpet Baggers 18 27 Cellar Dwellers 154 2914 200 Club; George Fielding 242. Wohien PHILADELPHIA (AP) Joe Frazier winner of the Olympic heavyweight boxing championship in Tokyo last October, faces a bleak Christmas. He is hurting both physically and financially. The 21-year-old Philadelphia slaughterhouse employee said he has not received a pay check since the first week in September when he left for the Olympic training camp at Hamilton Air Force Base near San Francisco, Frazier won four bouts in the Olympics to become the first American heavyweight champion since Pete Rademacher in 1956, But in his semifinal bout against Russias Vadim Yemslanov, he broke his left thmb.

He fought with the broken thumb and de feated Hans Buber of Germany in the final. His hand was in a cast for almost two months. He returned Monday to Hahnemann Hospital, where three pins that held the bone in place were removed. A new cast was put on. The injury has prevented him from returning to his job.

His savings account is almost de-pleated. Frazier did, however, receive a gift of $100 from the firm he works for two weeks ago. He used some of the money to buy gifts for his wife, Florence, and his three children, Marvis, 4, Jacqueline, 3, and Weatta, 1. I got them some gifts, he said. It wasnt very much but I wanted to let the kids know that daddy is still around.

I may be helpless now, but I couldnt forget them. Indians Whit Sox Yankees Red Sox Tifrs Senators Orioles Ansels Twins Athletics NATIONAL LEAGUE MIDDLETOWN MONDAY NIGHT MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE Sea Star Swim Club 36 16 Jack Preston Builders 24 18 Giants Mets Rods Braes Dodxers A Successful Trip For Local Anglers FAIR HAVEN Three borough residents returned Tuesday from a successful four-day fishing trip in Bimini, toe Bahamas. Roscoe Allen of Allen Builders, Alfred Gopel of First Merchants National Bank, and Harold Dowstra of Dowstra Agency spent the first two days fishing the flats of the island and reported action with bonefish fast and furious. The second half of the stay was spent deep sea fishing in the Gulf Stream and Mr. Dowstra landed the prize of the trip, a 253-pound blue marlin.

Cardinals Phillies Cubs Colts Pirates Shore Electronics 2314 1814 The Kirwan Company 2314 1814 Middletown Travel Agency 19 Johnnys Cycle Shop 21 21 Middletown Lanes 20 22 TAM Landscaping Co 20 22 Stephan J. Gross, Inc. 19 23 The JASP-ers 10 32 200 Club: Men Joe Wyman 202, Jim Raymond 201, Fred Irons 200, John Bouton 200. Women Wanda Oberle 205. PINK LEAGUE Hep Cats Mix-Ups Pin Tornados Mnffets Teddy Bears Pink Poodles BLUE LEAGUE (Continued) last years fine team, Nate Armstrong, rated a potential high school All-American, was declared ineligible at the beginning of the season, so thats one player the Colts from Lincroft wont have to worry about.

Hamilton West and Cathedral join Trenton and CBA (2-0) in the unbeaten ranks, so the play on the Trenton court Monday should be outstanding. Wed like to see CBA, coached by Vincent Cox, get by Trenton in the opening game and meet Cathedral in the title game. The tilt would be a natural. Both teams depend on a pressing defense rather than an over powering offense. CBA showed that last Sunday when the Colts ball-hawked Red Bank Catholic, not a bad team, to the tune of 97-44.

If you wonder about the Cathedral squad, dont worry. The same afternoon Cathedral stole the ball 16 times in the first quarter and moved out to a 40-9 thats correct, 40 to 9 lead against St. Marys of South Amboy. So that leaves us with a total of 18 basketball games to be played by local schools from Saturday to next Wednesday. And to think high school coaches used to worry about inactivity over the Christmas holidays.

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Pryar 230. PCL Franchise For Vancouver NEW YORK (AP) The champion Boston Sweepers failed to place a man on the Atlantic Coast Football Leagues offensive 'all-star team, but had three players named to the defensive unit. The Newark Bears, 14-10 losers in the championship playoff, took individual honors with three representatives on both the offensive and defensive teams, which were announced yesterday. The all-stars were selected by a vote of the leagues 14 coaches Bostons defensive all-stars are end Riley Morris, tackle Kieran Sheehan and corner back Tom Hennessey. Newark placed tackle Joe Jackson, center Richie Walsh and halfback Mike Hagler on the offensive team and linebackers Tom Gunderman and Bob Walsh and safety Bob Balderston on the defensive unit.

Wade is Quarterback Heading the backfield is quarterback Tommy Wade of the Pittsburgh Valley Ironmen, who won out narrowly over Tom Kennedy of the Providence Steamrollers and John Amabile of the Jersey Giants. Wade, quarterback of the 1963 University of Texas national champions, was called up late in the season by the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League. In ACFL competition, he completed 84 of 171 passes for 1,513 yards, 10 touchdowns and an average gain per pass of 8.8 yards. Rounding out the backfield are Hagler, fullback Mel Meeks of the Springfield Acorns, and flanker back 'Jim Winston of Jersey. The split end was Junior Powell of the Richmond Rebels with Portlands Hugh Rohrschneider at tight end.

Meeks, a 210-pounder, led the It's Christmas, presents all over; we'd like to thank you for the year-round present of your patronage. UNITED MONDAY NIGHT A. H. R. C.

Banfield Movers ..29 Woodchoppers 26 Honest Paul's Tavern 26 Sunrise Dairy 26 Dwight's Plumbing .26 Am. Legion Post 143 -23 21V4 Sculthorp Agency -234 21 Rassas Pontiac 20 24 Bachstadts Tavern 204 24 Middletown Gen. Tire 17 27 Bahrs Restaurant 2814 Sarbo, Ind. 30 600 Series Jack Kelly 226, 199, 204629 200 Club Rudy Pitts 214, 212; Jack Flvnn 212, Don Huff 204, Joe Brown 203, 202; Bill Slocum 201, Bill Braun 201, Joe Hynes 201. SEATTLE (AP) A deal was made yesterday assuring Vancouver of a franchise in the Pacific Coast Baseball League.

The Los Angeles Angels and the Rainier Brewing Co. agreed on terms for a one-year lease of Sicks Seattle Stadium, insuring continuation of the PCL in Seattle. The agreement also assured Vancouver of a franchise. Vancouver had been promised a place in the 12-team circuit if Seattle continued as a league member. league in rushing with 1,460 yards in 247 carries.

He scored 16 touchdowns. Hagler, a former Iowa Star, scored 11 touchdowns and was the third leading ground-gainer. Rohrschneider, Winston and Powell ranked first, fourth and sixth, respectively, among the leagues pass-catchers. Rohrschneider, a rookie from Northern Illinois, caught the most passes (106) for the most yardage (1,343) and scored 12 touchdowns. Winstons figures were 58 receptions for 965 yards and 11 touchdowns while Powell had 54 for 944 and eight tallies.

The complete first team: Offense Tight end-Hugh Rohrschneider, Portland, 6-5, 230, Northern Illinois. Split end Junior Powell, Richmond, 5-10, 170, Penn State. Tackle Nick DeFelice, Hartford, 6-3, 245, no college. Tackle Joe Jackson, Newark, 6-0, 250, Florida A and M. Guard A1 Calligaris, Jersey, 6-0, 225, Villanova.

Guard Paul DAlIesandro, Providence, 5-11, 250, New Hampshire. Center Richie Walsh, Newark, 6-4, 220, Notre Dame. Quarterback Tommy Wade, Pittsburgh Valley, 6-1, 190, Texas. Halfback Mike Hagler, Newark, 5-9, 175, Iowa. Flanker back Jim Winston, Jersey, 6-4, 215, Iowa.

Fullback Mel Meeks, Spring-field, 6-1, 210, no college. Defense End Riley Morris, Boston, 6-2, 230, Florida A and M. End Jim Toon, Jersey, 6-2, 240, North Carolina A and T. Tackle Kieran Sheehan, Boston, 6-3, 320, Temple. Tackle Tony DeLuca, Westchester, 6-2, 225, Kansas.

Middle linebacker Tom Gunderman, Newark, 6-1, 230, Maryland. Corner linebacker Bob Walsh, Newark, 6-2, 220, Nebraska. Corner linebacker Ed Vas-prilie, Richmond, 6-0, 205, Alabama. Corner back Tom Hennessey, Boston, 6-0, 185, Holy Cross. Corner back Jimmy Adams, Providence, 5-11, 185, Rhode Island.

Safety Bob Balderston, Newark, 6-1, 170, Montclair (N.J.) State. Safety Frank Bernadowskl, Pittsburgh Valley, 6-2, 195, California (Pa.) State. The New MENS SHOP I Dicks Auto Electric 23 22 Julie's Farm Market -22 '4 2214 Middletown Plumbing Supply 2214 2214 Sanderson Roofing 22 23 Stern ft Carey Hess 20 25 Union Drugs -19 26 Harmony Bowl 18 27 ft Heat ft Cool 3714 2714 Suburban Pharmacy ,14 31 62 BROAD ST. RED BANK REVIEW OF THE YEAR-By Alan Maverj -OCTOBER LADIES MONDAY NITE EARLY BIRDS Harry Liquor .294 15)4 Wehrle Birds 29 18 Airport Liquor 2714 774 Raritan Esso 27 18 ft Plumbing 25 20 Adorn Beauty Salon .24 V4 20 '4 Airport Plaza Lanes 2314 2114 Rollo Trucking 22 23 Ye Cottage Inn .20 25 Strand Luncheonette 18'4 26'4 Donatelll-Mason Const. 1 7 4 2614 Delaneys Cories Shop 9 33 800 Series Buck Bacmeister 178, 245 222645.

Randy Berling 205, 200, 195 600. 200 Club H. Yaraschur 243, J. Poc-aji 230, J. Dorfman 237, J.

Sanderson 228, George Palght 223, B. Bachfeistef 245, 222; R. Berling 205, 200; C. Booth 210, J. Kondek 201.

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