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SPC3TS THE HEEALD-XEWS, 3I0XDAY, MARCH 19, 1935 Passaic-Clifton. H. 3. CO By Fagaty end Shorten Oushta Be a Law! ST fiacoo errs spiffed up pcs MD TWE COOM ME LEAVES 6EUIMD PCS MOM TO CLEAN -LTll? THAT QUITE a North Arlington Cops Group One State Title Ruckel Laud Ropier for Cheering Team fo 63-57 Win Over Bordentown i DATE ME3 QUITE Treated Turf Helped Irish BoIj Curie Sport Whirl I -v eAVfVoutooM, REAL MA QPf VOUU tMOCM EM DEAD TONIGHT, MS'SONf Li By Bob Curley staff Writer NEW BRUNSWICK The r-cr3 i 1 ft lO TObir Rurkel Champions' Coach cheerleaders and senior deserve a lot of credit, said Wilbur Ruckel, coach ofthe North 'Arlington High School basketball team. I Ruckela Vikings had just beaten Bordentown, 63-57, for I their second state title in three years at the Rutgers Uni- versity gym, here, Saturday night.

I Sure it was the six players who scored the points and won the game said Ruckel. But school spirit was the important factor. Aecuatomed to Pressure They tore the place apart last Friday with the best pep rally we've had in my 12 years at North Arlington," said RuckeL Then when the players saw five busloadssnd a35 -cr caravan of spectators followjn Union Hill Crown In Group Hudson County School Retains Cage 4 70-68 Top Trenton; A Chicago company doesnt claim any credit for the successful 1955 Notre Dame University football season, but it thinks the team played on a better field because the ground was. treated with its' product. The product, processed from the mica -like ver-miculite, was used on 2.2 ecres of stadium turf to condition seeded areas where grass was not growing properly.

According to Chester Bf. Keeley, of Notre Dames athletic department, a hand tool as used to loosen the soil to a depth of one inch, afer which vermiculite and seed were mixed into the soil. The grass was up within 10 days after application only two weeks before the opening game. Now if some of our area high school fields had a little of the mineral perhaps the youngsters would emulate the Irish. Rutherford Boy Vermont Captain Arthur (Skippy) Burkhardt, of 243 Woodward Avenue, Buherford, has been elected captain of the 1956-57 University of Vermont basketball team.

The Bergenite, who missed one game this season because of an injured hand, scored 264 points in 17 contests. Burkhardt averaged 15 points per game, one of the best sinele season averages ever compiled at the Vermont school. The Rutherford -at hlec graduated from Blair Academy where he' played on the state championship team in 1950. He captained Vermont's freshman team two years ago, is in the College of Technology and is majoring in industrial management. Union Golfers Get a Break Hillman's Golf Land East Paterson was more suitable for a snowball throwing contest than for hitting golf balls for its season opener Saturday Providence College, boasting a 3,000.000 gymnasium, is planning to embark on a big-time basketball schedule next season The Friars reportedly have booked.

such major hoop powers as Utah and Bowling Green and plan to add several others to their 1956-57 schedule Providence met and defeated Notre Dame during the past season, Season ticket holders complaining about new golfing fees going Into effect April 1 will have a bargain even if they pey more, the Union County Park Commission maintained Under the scheduled arrangement. Union County golfers will pay 35 instead of 50 for season cards, but will pay an tional charge of one dollar for the privilege of playing week-- ends and holidays After 4 m. the extra charge will be only 50 cents. Frank Kapral, newly appointed Dartmouth College freshman line coach and former Michigan State lineman, worked his way through the Spartan school with a Job as a disc Jockey for a radio station in Lansing, Mich. Jim Lee Howell, coach of the pro grid Giants, la confined to his Englewood home with a back injury.

'Frisco Will Risk Streak Against SMU Quintet Dons Post 53rd Straight Win Over Utah; NIT Quarterfinals at Carden Tonight By Orlo Robertson Assrl.tS Prcu Writer The San Francisco Dons riding a 53-game winning streak, and three other of the nations ranked college teams jointed for the semifinals of the NCAAs national championship today as the Amateur Athletic Union moved into basketballs post season title picture with New Yorks National Invitation Tournament. Ollrn In Action Courageous Babe Says I'll Be Back" TAMPA. Fla. (UP) Tell em all Ill be back. That promise was the gallant message sent by Babe Zaharias to her legion of fans today, and it was plain to see that the courageous woman is grimly determined' to do exactly that by scoring a complete and final victory over her illness.

The ailing Babe had a day at the ball game yesterday, watching the New York Yankees beat the Cincinnati Red-legs, 5-3, in an exhibition game and having the time of my life chatting with player of both teams. Casey Stengel, Yankee manager, paid a special visit to the Babe home here early yesterday to invite her to the game, and he and Redlegs skipper Birdie Tebbett did their best to make sure she met all the players and had a fine afternoon. grabbing rebounds off both back-boards and topping all scorers in the title game with 26 points. Orlando had 20 points. Colender displayed good outside shooting, is a fine floor man and is also deadly from the foul line and around the basket.

He tallied 12 points in the first half, 12 in the third quarter and was scoreless in the final period. Hudson County walked off with four of seven state championships. St Peters and St Aloysius, of Jersey City, and Holy Family, of Union City, won the Catholic Schools and titles, respectively, Friday night them here, well, they knew everyone and his uncle was be hind them. ft was obvious from the start that this" North Arlington team wasnt going to choke up" on the court Why should they?" asked Ruckel. Theyve been under pressure before, particularly in the Bergen Jamboree.

They were poised veterans out there." Ruckel admitted I died 6,000 deaths during the game." It was that kind of a contest Bordentown, victorioua in 19 games this season, took tha lead in the first minute on a set shot and stefl by Bob Flynn. During tha initial period tha lead changed hands and the score was tied 10 times. 10-Polnt Streak The Scotties held a 19-16 lead before A1 Mattos narrowed it with a comer push shot at the buzzer. Mattos basket was the start of a 10-point streak by the Vikings. Johnny Calabrese, George Roland and Richie Hakim toon opened it to 26-19 and North Arlington never was headed.

Using its height to good ad vantage at both ends of the court, the. Vikings controlled the backboards. Only once during the 32 minutes did Bordentown tally on a tapin rebound. That is just an indication of the type of rebounding turned in by Roland, Andy Morris, Cal-Calabrese and Mattos. Meanwhile, Richie Hakim handled the playmaking in brilliant fashion.

Tommy Matlock kept Bordentown in the game with his amazing set shooting. Matlock hit on 11 of 20 tries from the field. When Bob Parker found the range Bordentown narrowed Its deficit to four points, 45-41, in the third period. But this North Arlington team refused to fluster. Calabrese was set up for Just gambling Around An admission-free boat show will be held on the Oceanside boardwalk at Wildwood-By-The-Sea over the Easter week- Roselle Park, a Group Two finalist in the state basketball tournament, won only five games during the regular season Buggy Brill will sponsor the Passaic Arrows In the North Jersey semi-pro baseball league.

Advice to Little Leaguers: Tommy Bridges, former Detroit pitching ace, says I learned to throw a curve when I war 10 years old. Some of the older boys taught me. At first I cocked CiL a picture in the newspaper that showed heW hU CUrV 1 kept thumb down Frfd WhyattLndi High grid star, has received a icholar-ship to Lenoir-Rhyne College, Hickory, N. C. Whyatt is a 195 pound, 6:1 guard Realizing you gotta have heart.

Fair great Jb the Cincinnati The Dons, defending champions and the nations No. ranked team with a string of 27 victories this year, tangles with Southern Methodist, ranked seventh, in one of the semifinals at Evanston, 11U Thursday night. The other game matches Iowa's Big Ten champion, ranked fourth, and Temple' surprising Owls, ranked 15th. The finals will be played Friday night But before the four survivors of an original field of 25 swing into action again, the AAU will be well on its way to picking champion at Denver and the NIT will be down to its last four. Phillips 66, of Bartlesville winner of eight straight National Industrial League titles, is the defending champion in the AAU competition opening day.

But the Oilers will not see action until Wednesday. The first two games of the are. on the agenda at Madison Square Garden tonight. Niagara (20-6) meets St. Francis, of Brooklyn, 85-74 conqueror of Lafayette Saturday.

Duquesnes dTfendTng Ramming, Orlando Ignite Last Period Rally" By Joe Lovas Hr.ld-Kwi Sparta Editor Union Hill High School, which had waited 36 yeir to win a Group IV basketball championship last year at Elizabeth, repeated a New Jersey State Interscholastia Athletic Association titleholder Saturday night at Rutger University Gym, New Brunswick. Before 2,200 fans, the Hillers of Hudson County staged a fourth quarter rally to defeat Trenton, 70-68, andT wia their third Group IV state crown. Met In 1919 Other public schools crowned Saturday night were North Arlington, Group Palmyra, Group II, and Cranford, Group HI. North Arlington beat Bordentown, 68-57, at New Brunswick, while Palmyra defeated Roselle Park, 59-38, and Cranford turned back Penns Grove, 73-63, in finals at Princeton Universitys Dillon Gymnasium. The first time Union Hill met Trenton in a state tourney game was back in 1919, the Hillers winning the state semifinal tussle at the old Ballantine gym in New Brunswick.

Union Hill won the title that year, defeating Passaic, in the first state tournament ever held. Last year, after a wait of 36 years. Union Hill won Its second state title, beating New Brunswick. In between 1919 and 1955, Union Hill was a beaten finalist five times, losing to Trenton in the 1934 finaL Passalo Recard stands Saturdays finale was a thriller throughout. With four minutes to play in the third quarter, it looked like Trenton would at long last break its tia with Passaic in the number of state title victories.

Each has six, best in the Group IV division. With Wally Colender and Sonny Pittaro sparking a ton rally, the Red and forged into a 49-42 lead. This was cut to 55-51 at the end of the period as Colender and Pettaro scored 20 of Trentons 22 points in the quarter between them. However, Union Hills George Ramming and Harry Orlando ignited Coach George Faltings Hillers and with four minutes left, the Hudson County team was in front, 62-57. Colender, who led the Trenton scorers with 24 points, was held without a point in the final quarter.

Orlando and Ramming cored Union Hill'a final two baskets to insure the victory, Dover Downing putting in a goal with only four seconds left to cut the difference to two points. Orlando, Ramming and Colender were easily the outstanding player this writer saw during the 1955-56 campaign. Orlando is a terrific take-charge guy and his dribbling antics had Trenton defenders confused. Several times Orlando fribbled around the entire Trerrton team, starting at midcourt, and coming through with a basket. Ramming was a tower of strength on the defense, Union HiU Trenton Resell Park OFT McConnaatJ A 13 Gilffllen Heyder A AWtederme Brower 9 4 1 Bung Searte.J A A A Oliver Frwda AMorrlag rSfirU I SLons.S UUy.

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Neither boxer hits very hard, since Berrios has flattened only three of his opponents. Mike Fetchick Wins Playoff Defeats Herbert In St. Pete Open ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Mike Fetchick, Lionel Hebert, Billy Maxwell, Ernie Vossler and others of the "lesser known of golf are bearing down on the old guard these days.

Fetchick, a 33-year-old from Mahopac, N. who la making his third circuit swing, won the St. Petersburg Open yesterday in a sudden death playoff with Hebert, 28-year-old from Erie, after both carded 275s for a beautiful fast break score and Jenkins Wins Skating Title Robertson Turn Pro For $100,000 PHILADELPHIA UP) Hayes Alan Jenkins has his fourth con secutive American figure skating crown and Ronnie Robertson, his arch rival, has a 100,000 skating contract for solace. Jenkins repeated hii Olympic and world competition performances at the Arena Saturday night in edging Robertson, 18, of Long Beach, for the third consecutive time. Robertson, whose amateur status was under fire for allegedly demanding excessive expenses in a European exhibition tour earlier this year, "made the question an academic one after hit second place performance.

He announced he had accepted a two-year pact with the Oce Capades, a touring professional Ice company. Final IVin? Jenkins, 22. of Colorado Springs, may have made hit last appearance In big time amateur competition. He announced before the meet that he would hang up his skates to devote full time to a law career. He enters Harvard Law School in September.

Robertson, who denied demanding excessive expenses, Jenkins in the school phase of the figure skat competition as expected. He overtake Jenkins in the skating phase, normally strong point exit of the two, the top men figure skaters, amateur competition, apparently leaves Jenkins 19 brother David as the hope for the next Olympics. finished third in the U. as he bad in the Olympic world competition. Final totals were Hayes Alan Robertson David Jenkins Hayes Alan Jenkins official The other will when the U.

S. Skating Association Holy Trinity Juniors Gain Finals in CYO Tournament Passaic Team Defeats St. AntbonyV Of Butler, 37-34; Groeller, Suralik Star Holy Trinity, of Passaic, advanced to the final of the Division of the Paterson Diocese CYO Basketball Tournament. The Trinity team, victorious in overtime, 37-34 at the expense of Butlers St. Anthonys, will meet St.

Anthonys, of Paterson, for'the title Friday. Mirotiu Top Scorer A field goal by Mike Suralik Slezak 1 average-wise. the regulation 72 holes. Old Guard -Slip Maxwell, who calls Odessa, home, finished third at 276 after leading for two rounds and Vossler, a 25-year-old master plumber from Fort Worth, tied for fourth with Ted Kroll at 277. Although Kroll, of Fort Lauderdale, ie-no newcomer to tbe circuit, this is tha first year ha has made a big splash, capturing two tournaments and leading the money winner.

A tie for sixth at 278 by Cary Middlecoff, of Dallas, pre-tourney favorite and defending champion, and Ed Furgol. the 1954 National Open champion, waa the best showing by the old Fetchick and Furgol had 69s In the final round, Hebert and Kroll 70s, Vossler and Middlecoff 72s and Maxwell a 72. The 6,489 yard Lakewood Country Club Course has a par of 36-3672. Dukes (17-9), featuring All America Si Green, take on Louisville i (23-3), No. 6 team.

Duquesne eliminated Oklahoma A. M. Saturday, 69-61 with Green scoring 20 points and snaring 13 rebounds. The other two quarterfinals will be played tomorrow night Theyll match top seeded Dayton (23-3), ranked third nationally against Xavier, of Cincinnati, (17-9) and St Josephs, of (21-4) against Seton Hall (20-4). Xavier eliminated St Louis 84-80 in an upset Sat urday and Seton Hall romped over Marquette, 96-78.

Gaines Paves Way The Pirates fast-breaking at tack ripped defenseless Marquette early in the game. The Hall, 1953 NIT winner, was paced by- chunky Dick Gaines, who had Marquette so bewildered at times that they let him drive under the basket while they looked for tricky passes. He collected 26 markers. Teammate Ed Petne, Gaines' backcourt mate, had 22. High man for the game with 29 was Marquettes Terry Rand a 6-foot-9 one-man team for the Warriors.

Coach Honey Russell began benching his regulars about the middle of the second half but the Pirate subs continued scoring. After caging five straight baskets in the first five minutes, the Pirates jumped out front and stayed. The halftime score was 46-29. Third-seeded St. Joseph's didnt have to play the first round.

Scores 42 In League Game Although Tom Slezak established an Individual acoring mark with 42 points', the First Lutheran team, of Clifton, bowed to Passaic's First Methodist, 65-52, in the Passaic-Clifton YMCA Church Basketball League. Slezak netted 17 field goals and eight free throws for 42 points. Dick Fomelius and Bruce Carlson paced the Passaic quintet with 17 points each while Bill Cromie tallied 14. First Lutheran, winner of the league's title during the first half of the season, has an opportunity of tying for first place the second half provided it beats Clifton Reformed Saturday. 1W UUrtu (t MeUaSUt IK) or a evotnta i in Berkeley, waa behind figures ing failed to free Robertsons The worlds from year-old American winter David S.

meet and points Jenkins and Only place is be determined Figure at vwli 5 JiJ Berkeley, and a free throw by George Groeller in the exlFk period provided Passaic with its winning margin. Bob Marosit led the winner with 11 points, while Suralik had eight. Van Orden and Hoeflinger had 22 points between them for the Butler team. Paterson St. Anthony'e defeated Immaculate Conception, of FrAnklin, to qualify for the Junior Division final.

Mount Carmel, of Passaic, winners of the Passaic-Clifton Intermediate CYO title, will meet St. Monica's, of Sussex, in the diocesean tourney tomorrow. The Junior champion will receive the Rev. Roy Aycock Memorial Trophy while the Intermediate titleholder will be presented' with the Bishop McNulty Trophy. Father Aycock, who died recently, had served as he followed with two free throws.

After Matlocks long set moved the Scotties to 49-43, Hakim hit on a jump shot Calabrese, Roland and Hakim widened the gap to 11 points during the final quarter. The latter converted two free throws after the buzzer had aounded. The Vikings Speak How did the Vikings feel about winning the state championship? Calabrese "I "Played in two previous tournaments and had to settle for aecond best It's nice to go out with a winning team." Mattoi Tremendoui. I've never been so thrilled, but we worked hard for it." Morris Wonderful" Charlie Murkofsky (who will be IS in May), The greatest thrill of my life." Richie Hakim Tremendous. Too bad we couldnt have done it last year." Holand Great feeling.

I just cant explain it I only hope we can win again next year." Rip Collini (assistant coach) It was a team victory. Thats the way it haa been all year. Of all team this one deserved to win a championship. Theyre a good bunch of hustling kids. Johnny Hakim (reserve) -Best bench I sat on all year.

Tourney TId-BIta The Group One champs made 29 of 64 shots from the field and 10 6f 14 free throws Bordentown was 26 for 59 from the field a fid five for nine from the penalty line. It was North Arlingtons 237th victory under Ruckel Bergen County teams have won 35 championships in the 38 year old tourney Passaic County schools have won seven 2,200 attended the game Calabrese concluded his three-year scholastic with 1,172 points, 622 this, Ne AritutM (40 OFT OF 4 4 IS I Hrtmann. Matto Calabreee.f A A 13 You can got all tho benefits of Clifton Recreation Games, Standings odrow WUon: War Hawk vt Unknown, pm; Major L-akevtaw Lmna va Measnara, 9 6m; Cliy Jftao Troiana va. Johnny a TV m. School Sanior Flyara Vlklnf, A 30, Cxplorvra va.

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Fair Clifton dropped a thrilling 59-57 verdict to Reading, Pa in a District One playoff game Saturday hight at the Southwest BRANDENTQN. Fla (AP). Junior High Schooljn Readings Elston Howard, the New York) As a result, Reading earned the right to represent the first Yankees catcher outfielder on the shelf, School' Girla Thunderbolts Cherokee A 15, ftnonona ve Bobbfnk Belies, 19 Clifton- AU-Star Lawn Ali-Stara, A paw Standings M4JOR t- Final Sac end Ball miner Bportt' St John Kanty Lnkeview Lionf MuJtangs Moore Condor A C. Knights Condor rrrr aec SlMl SmmI hU Clifton converted 17 Of 28 foul tries while Reading made 21 of 36, Frank Milanek was the high point-getter for, Reading with eight baskets and mine fouls for a total of 25 digits. Jack Pluta was high for Clifton with 22 points.

Pogorelec and Olier chipped in with 11 points apiece. (TJ ftMdiac 0 Ciiftaa dropping in 27 points and again throwing up an iron curtain around the basket on defense, San Francisco turned back Utah Saturday night at Corvallis, 92-77. Two more victories, which would mean the national titlej would give the Dons a record-tying winning to NCAA books, Peru. Teachers wop 55 straight in the mid-twenties. The NAIA wound it championship at Kansas City Satur 'I day with McNeese, of Lake Charles, defeating Texas i Fotand Hakim Moms Murk 1 91 Ganges i 13 Kenny :9 Parker 9 Swanson iKolmhct Lebak 'Mstlnck IFergueo nj A 9 9 I A A 9 A It 4 9 9 9 515 rr 1447 19 19 A was not as serious as first believed.

Dr. Sydney Gay-nor, the club physician, said He shouldnt be out for more than three weeks, said Dr. Gay-nor. Howard will be able to work out in the meantime. Howard, hit by a foul tip Saturday, was found to have a fracture of the fourth finger of the right hand.

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