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The News from Paterson, New Jersey • 33

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Jan. 29, 1948 Paterton Evenjho Wewi Crescents Drop 71-61 Verdict to Wilkes-Barre Barons LATEST BULLETIN Vangelas Off for Florida siliiKMl By Phils Marshall Plan Estimates Billion Too Low WASHINGTON. Jan. 29. TV! Iflternatiotul Ba4 tmfm4 ConKress today that confidential reports from European nattotur intU-cate that administration estimates on Marshall x'lan spending are Mat iijm.nim too low.

i WALL STREET CLOSING Paterson Bows to League's Top Club, Meets Philly Sphas in Armory Battle Here Saturday Ostrowski and Chanecko Pace Willces-Barrt Team ta Triumph Over Crescents on Penn Court Before 4,500 Spectators parked by Cass Ostrowski and Steve fhanerka" tk atau.U. DeRondes, Post Turn in County Loop Verdicts Colts Down Clifton, LiKid by Two; Merchants Be Stretching its lead in th County Major League race to a full two games, the De Ronder -basketball Pan Am Airways Volume to: 11 320,090 1 7H.tM 12 580, 129. toe NEW YORK. Jan 29 tV-Clo tnr stock prices Param Picture! Penney (JCi Penn Pw A Lt Penn RR Pepn-Cola 1 Phila Elec Pub Svc NJ Pullman Pure Oil Radio Corp Reading Co Repub Steel Reynold! Tob St. Regis Pap Sears Roebuck Shrll Union (Ml Sinclair Oil ing WiSVes-Barre Barons defeated -the Paterson Crescents 71 to 1 be fore 4 6O0 fatii at the Klngiton Armory.

Wikes-Harre last night. team last night handed the Clif Air Reduction Alleghany Corp Al Chem Dye Allied Sirs Am Airlines Am Can Am Ch Si Cable Am Rad St Am Roll Mill Am Smelt A Am T-l Tel Am Tob tarty Mge Before bowing out of the frujr ton Sport quintet a 63-41 pasting at the School 9 court before with a ruptured blood vessel in hii a nod The De Ronde abilitv to substi left leg late in the fourth period. lute freelV With rsnuhl. MMn'ic to spell the regulars told the is .11 mm fU- A Cleae 264 39 180 28' -793 21 4 13'a 29 533 131 6B'a 33H 13 944 33 ti .59 14' ii 3fi 283 34 in- 31's Ostrowiki really made hli presence known, scoring 10 points in the first quarter and tying teammate Steve Chtnecka with 21 for the night's high Hnaconda Cop Socony-Vacuum Southern PactfJe 21 71 BOB Mullens sent Paterson into ru rr rj4 tp 10 20.ft 404 194 18! 231. I 21 'i 2114 44) 2R 8's 174 284 3934 99 34tb 32' 164 15 491 24U 13H 35'k 20 MS 554 ZIH 2 63'4 264 29 424 464 114 194 274 4 124 723 10 20 404 19 18 234 21H 2lVk 28 84 17 234 3934 344 324 164 494 234 2344 554 724 139 -194 354 194 36 534 21 162 26 24 424 464 114 194 274 454 124 72J.4 Chaneka Baltimore B.

Chaneka Ha nauer liehnert ('rale; s. Barr Franks Total Piter Murray Po Vera konnors Mulllns Hoebtla frev Manclapana Carroll Totals 8cor by perlo" W. B. 21 the lead with the first score of JOHNNY VANDEK MEER. who left Cincinnati where ke has been spend in.

the off-season, for Tampa, Florida vesttrday. Accompanied by bit familv, be will vacation in Tampa until the One! Reds start Spring training there. The Kews learned yeater-day that the Reds pitcher still Ma net signed his contract, remaining a holdout. Sperry Corp Stand Brands Stand Oil Cal ii Armtl.ir Co Atch at At! Refining Avco Mfg Bald Loco Rait Ohio BarnsdaU Oil Bendi'x Aviat It 4 1 0 the game on driving layup but the Barons struck via Ostrow ski Stand Oil NJ -1 Stone Webster IB f' v' fl jfl HjaffV-' i Bh MifllHRj sa .9 1 'YmH mm ui vuiiuu men irira to deadlock the Colts for the top position in the league rtct Dave Leishnian outscored his brother Ai by a 14-10 margin while Harold Dorn, the Union City carpet bagger and Ralph Jackson popped in 10 points each to aid in sewing up the victory. Playing only the last half of the game, he showed up late due to faulty Paul Kunze thrilled the crowd as he led the Clifton offensive with 15 points.

11 of them coming in slam-bang fashion at the outlet of the thfrd period The De Rondes held Har I 4 American Pro Steel Borden Co. l'nric Mfe Corp Swift Co Svlvan El Prod Texas Co Texas Gulf Sulph Basketball Loop ii 18'1 Standings to Date it 1 43irhde Wat A Oil Bucyrus-Erie Case tJD Co. Celanese Corp Pai 1171 li Ini- it Iteferee: Many BesTovltcb 25 I'nion Pacific BOWLING Industrial A HI. Certain-Teed Prod Ches A Ohio Chrysler Corp United Aircraft United Corp US Rubber US Smelt A Nf ry Klomp in check for the Brrater w. l.

r.c. 4 818 II .591 in .474 8 .471 I 9 11 ft is slice of the game, the PomRtorf Co i urn t.i EI Wilkes-Barre Paterson Trenton Srrantnn Hartford Philadelphia Brooklyn Lancaster Colum Carbon Warner Bros Pict Kvninr News Photn Unn Thread Coml Solvents rone a Vari Vlan.lrn A Com'wlth South Kmmxa veteran oeing stopped i4rth nine points for the night Armitage Com The Armitage Post closed in on the fourth place Sinners by whip TOMMV ANGELAS, Pater! on first baseman is i how signing Philadelphia National League contract as Chuck Ward, Phil scout hk nit along with local scout Ben Marmo left. rear) and the von- 18 434 59 104 32 ,224 24 22' 4 144 32 8 34 94 35 177 Cons Edison West Un Tvl Westing Elec Wooiworih 1 FW) York Corp Youngst Sh ft SI Hi :4 tl II A 1W Bnaht star A lorrion Ma. li. A Franchise terminated Cons Vultee Cont Can iter's father.

Zenon Vangetas, right. Joe Faasero ho scout for the I'W ilO( f. Truit Co. Cent Motors ping the Merchants. 31-40.

in the windup event of last night's twin bill program Gangling Mike Greco and Patrolman Walter Grlms- Continental Haki: a a iWo and one hahders. and then Htgk 2tji.v 39 181 2iij 14' 294 54U 151 a 33H I. aa'a 5 14T 283. .144 407 Sla I- 44 23 ia 59s 4 11 .32 21' 22 'a 143 323 St 3t4 a irr 41 471 10i 34' i 37 533a 12 S3 a 43 ij 10 2 4' V. 4 90'4 2rlk I4a 3 46 3S-H 34 ui 94 17H 5(P 33a 52 17 29H 27 2(Pk 15-1 21 14H 14rV 4T rommanded the lead fof the balance of the ball game.

Wall Street Brlht ar A v. f. u. Tra.t at La chin, as ones Marmo, was not present when picture was taken. Uncle Sam's Players Move into Organized Baseball, for Assignment with Vandergnrr, Pa.

Club in Middle Atlantic League Two prodacls of Paterson semi-pro baseball. 20-vear-oM Tnmmv Curtlss-Wright Del Lark West Douglas Aircraft Du Pont De Eastman Kodak Ei Auto-Ute Food Fair Str! controlling the ball off the board! Insured the Ba rons vle- ley Porter lopped the Post powerhouse with 17 points each. Some of Porter's weird shots were steals out of the lateit issue of Terror Mortiauu Amc plrei caruao. Play Saturday The Creacenu will plunge back into action here Saturday night when they meet the Philadelphia Sphai at ttMtPaterion Armory. The lnvaderi al-e to top effectiveness for the season with the return of schoolboy ren-satton Stan Brown and Sol Schwartz.

Paterson will use Ms regular lineup while, the invaderi will rely -on Browa." "Schwarti, Red Klotz. Elmore Morgenthaler. Aaron Tamtsky, Jerry Rullo. and Oscar Baldwin to upset the Crescenta. Announcement has beep made by the American Pro Basketball League that Hartford has released Red Allen and Wllkes-Barre has dropped Paul Chadick.

Last week. Haruord triumphed over Jersey1 City and Trenton won over the Brooklyn Gothams in the closing seconds. The race for third posHion and a possible chance to work into the preliminary and' final play-off series at present providing a very Interesting race between the 47vGoTfis Range from 3c4u A va. Continents at l'aSix Bantu tory as Berk Baliimore' and Steve Char.ecka took charae of the re Pollra vr. Dura Ohn Ml tllvm.

stones. CircJin the Circuit One to 3 Points 1-1. pic funds durini the entire fray. Gen Elec Gen Foods Indlininal Ateragra hanpclas of this city and Carmine Eugene (Gene) Links of Ridgewood, e. ni one itage of ue oall ga.re the BaronS had five tries at the bask.et and rrcovered'the ball aft.

NEW YORK. Jan 29 fUPl sere siRiiea 10 uuautriynia wauonai league contracts yesterday aft- Kunae. who -did the fancv last half shooting for Clifton, is the same guy who played for Elizabeth of the ABL last year he Gen Motors Gen Pub UUl Gen Refract. The Stock Market readily absorbed O'Coiuull Uenaru Uattl er each mils, thanks to tbeir edre noon oy iwiuvk iv. representing ine rntli.

Confirm News' Story i 10 34- 364 554 114 254 524 42 104 614 494 314 894 The News first revealed that tl migni nave made quite, a differ ence had he showed un earlier profit-taking late today and pr.ces held lain ranging tp more than a point in the main list with individual stocks up around 3 points IMI.ll lM.it ll.s 110.14 171.11 1TS.J8 1tl.U 177.13 in neigh'. Brownie Carroll md Poweri were outstandine for Pet Bonaelta, Rlvharda OeBlock fbils-would sign these players an Goodrich 'BFi Goodyear A Grevhound Corp Cult Oil Bill Purdy lost to the Armitage i fellow-members of the Unc Neal Optimism in Wall Street as ns team of this city. Nick le- 3JU JlUlllCl. il UUDiC Hfl.iH aHaBBB. and AKi rf tp ersen with 14 and 17 points SlujjgUh passing by Paterson throughout the contesi showed fipw- badly Ossie Schectmin was C.

roa based on a roe sniings reports, particularly those of such steel companies as Steel. Republic. Vnl months ago on learning that I Lalak he-National League i-iuo a misseo 27VtdJones Laughlin and Tntand. An- 177.31 177.1 "Ml 17S.17 17:, itadvliiE contracts for the loca The box score follows: 504 other bullish fartor wai the grow lumond quartet. Stefano and 1 1 1 iviomp UHrlw1ci Wynne I'y l(rrton Anaclio Total llkea-Ftarr rr.

wn -rn 134 Wet.t Binun Trenton Tieers. Jersev Citv Atoms. i II It a si 39 35 II 11 44 I 41 ii-t IT 4S 13 tlodowski are expected to dded to thr fold soon K4.C- 374 ing belle! Congress" will speedily enact the Republican tax bill, although some quarters be Hartford Hurricanes and Philadel aWfcat 174.5 1 7S.S0 Mr bonis Both Vangclas and Links received phia Pplias. Th third and sixth Olrla 4T 364 .34 Hercules Powder Illinois Central lnt Harvester--Int Nieki Cgn hit Paper Int Tel it Tel Johns-' lanvilte Kennecott Cop Kresfjel 'SSi Lehdh Port Lehigh Val Coal Leh RR Lihb. McN at Loews Itic Mack Trucks MrKess Rob Montgom Ward Jan Leajjaaen Mara I use place clubs have hut 021 points IS 11 41 171.1 17.

lieve the amount of the cut might be reduced from the presently atj- satisiarlurv bonus tor or names on the Phils" contracts rn rr tp separanng me lour oi them Gamble Canning Walton Oelaaler mg with their fathers' endorse- US 31 1. I-Ihmn I'ullahau 24 -54 94 147. 3 Daly Bplalrt H. Myers O. Horan lffctl 122.1 1 C'ohn 14.14 11.1 ln lil.s 1 1S.

Ik 1 1 24 151 IT IH.W-lis mil 1.14.94 4- oranoeai Roai-Rallon Lurnbrevar Measengf T. Rabertelln 1J4 494 R. Kr.emen M. r. 145.41 U9.U 1124 117 14 timated 96 GUO.OUO.BQO.

Directors of Bethlehem Steel Co were to meet after th close to report 1947 results and to act on the dividend and Wall Street -felt that earni.tg for last year should be well in line with those of other companies in the industry Gaim in the steel group today r. Hnittn Zimmerman Strurk Conklin 334 1." 11 1C3.34 TELEVISION Practical cnni ewers tH agists I if ladle, FM, Telttisin. A. Lclshmin H. Dnrn Hutehtnsoa Curlllno Rond Thompson 31 52s 119.4 its.

42 1 -42 42 41 IS III. I. Inn P. BtbyI A. Siil'loUS r.

Bni bera A. saner It. Pteron 17 42 41 41 (j 11 4:. 1 tl 17 41 II 11 21 24 3S 4 174 m.t Taaaa inttlt. an Roae ar.ppo Manclnelll Brink 29' 2 i Nash-Kelvinator Nat Biscuit Nat Dairv Prod 151.

IS lS3.lt 1J3.1S 17 tl Tott 274 ranged to more than a point in Reantein Bros. it Bauer Paper 37 112.4 110.31 ldj.37 17.2S 107 102 I Rfr Schmidt And Pttty. TRAIN WHERE YOU INDIVIDUAUY build R. hamberlain It. Klrkmaa O.

Ferrt Saa! in in De hlen LaVorana Mach. It YoungstbuB Sheet Tube with Beihlchem reaching a new 1047-48 high on a fractional advance. ir.o.ii 104 214 4 13 ro rr rr eofrftn Mar is ij i' Nat Distillers Nat Pow Lt Nat Supply NY Central RR North Amer Co i. John pkeale fne Tnnlabt 1 JR OWN TELEVISION SET an viaanderati ft II 37 11 l.i'i ifM 14 4 B. ThrUtla DeVuat SehoflaW 164 Uearlnt'k Conftruction Co.

v. Haw t'mme Lumber CO. I I 104 1 a 147 33 Boae'B Plwnbera t. Barker Aj. Pacine Packard Motor Meyer Brw.

17 38 New Era Mfg. 'A it fi Nrhrdal (r Tnaleht 8 vr. Rubber Machinery at Pompeii Meyer 8rr. v. Van Vlaandereir GENE LINKS I i 4 Viqorito Trying to Buy patneSl 41 14 7.4 di Tea StanrilNO iS, WAA Trucks for City Pit.

Mrrfcn Bland Pleln ivanlckl Wiehterski f)oldbrt Totals Armtta Pt Kllgour rcn II Sr(rnt Portr FranV. Totals ments to make the pacts-legal The signinR ceremonies were held late y-'ste'rday afternoon at the home of Walter Small O. WlHehoer ru rr rr Little Falls Laundry rnm Staadtna II HIM Baxter Papar t. Ro.enat1a Broi At Rle 3-4 w-t I Country Club Ice Crej Xew lira Mfa Jobn Royla Bons 4 Ktar m. Sw Era A at.

Maple Textile Warner Woven I.hel Passero International 14 tl 2 i I'lritt Idunl A trace A. Corp. Nicks Kauo Pencil Pjaiiers Super Duperi Helper Bartolotl'o mm I Team tallna-a INtOlt HOW fOI STARTING CUS1B Xemith tr.2i 171.14 I77.il Commissioner Thomas F. Vigor-i president of the Board of public Works, said today that he spent ve.terday At the state offices of lb War Assets Administration en-dea oring' to purchaie trucks and i iw -removal tquipment. Although no deals were concluded ypsterdky.

Vigorito said uJU-mte conclusion of such a JmI 4 i iiiuiiaTriai nanennute B. Ribbon Mills Royal ralt Lavnilrr Elect rfca Kqula. l.i man I Cuff 174.1 for Tnnliki Stommariva 24 lJ3.lt 171.11 they will report to the Vandergrift. Pa. farm of the Phils, in the Class-C Warner Ijtbel vf.

A. J. Daalmone gt l'owr jv 14 Keaiera Zofle Zusisra 2 Bear Aoa .11 Waali Roum It ladtrtdaat Areracea I71.1C 4 i i 19 11 west Hroailwar S-l Royal Creat Laundry vs. Country Middle Atlantic League Craueo Benaoo Seubert FirwiUo DeLuccia Sarviea Eat; Pat Motor Serr. The nb! (caora The Cold Five Honest Pit 11 l'nnrd4ittbl Vincave Win guper grv Caa, Famaut Cleaners Famous specialty Hen Marmo.

scout for the Phils in this area. son of Mr. and Mrs. Zenon Vcngclas of 1139 Main Palerson is a first baseman, weighs 180 pounds and is 6 feel tall. He played for the Uncle Sams for Ihree year, also saw action with Central High and the University of Florida whet he performed an the varsity football and baseball squads.

He a No plays basketball, has four brothers who were athletic standout'. -x Report to Vandemrtft Both vaneiaa and Links will attend the University of Delaware of Temple, through arrangements made by the Phils, taking courses during the off-aeason. In April. 17 riub at ftles 11-11 Links who is the spn of Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander Link! of 133 Hope iwMtld result tJ cit7 UI.M Xw Ku Electrical Equip. at Pasaaro 1I-1S- Maty irpittlf needs TRAILS ten NOW is the time te prepare ymrself lit this Wf-tpNtliRity field. UB M( lr ev Mfcaat ty writ fr SnlUtln ImW Ik. kl tf limit Y. TECHNICAL INSTITUTE of NEW JERSEY lIMrt(tK WNtrwIStllnnriblLi "On el A 7111 StftMti tU rnrUn UrahJ ilitu" Vaaa Ernte fttalnton fi Vander May I'Upenaarl Malon Jllnaei land 9U uvm auiu uiyiiivu nuts Kidgewood is an outfielder U.

RtbVin Industrial Wire- 147.1 hf.une at Paato M-14 Nineteen years old. he piaed for Ridgeweod High and the Uncle L. tVbambl HaJi- John R-yal ve Maple Testll eat Waat 41 1 11 1 42 41 44 41 41 i if 41 41 IS 41 8 147.lt 147.11 17.12 Sams He played football at Wil Zanetti Broaonav 1-3 In4lil4al tifturi Pro Cage Results liam and Mary. At Ridgewood gtratoia MKJinntl ToalKhi searaaie Honeat Phi in East Pat atatara Super gervic Can. at Cnpradle- table.

i Virtrove at Fare Amber Room at Tk Cotd riea DaLdcela Service St Famous r.ean- r. 117 tfiti 14.1 1A4.37 l.OMeiK llllflitll mt II Vic Bob Orton G. 8. Vander Mav tl chard Vander May Peter Faeds Wa Hialnton Marltt Wr tulnn 8. i.

Vandaa Mly Sam Vander May (til Prankbu.sen Russ VanTatenbov High, he starred in lour sports He is 5 feet 10 inrhea tail weigh 187. Jrieder Andrlck H.ft 14.11 Boan forte Qelnrmln 144.5 X4r Tor 71 Provjdenc T9 l.easae Ohkoah 71 Moltne 14 Rockaatar 11 Mlnnaapoiia It laopoils P3it 9T 1T9 1T lit tt' 14 1(1 12 1(2 1S 131 -139 ill it 149 147 14 144 11 141 111 111 143.40 91 Iunay Hlpoa A. Ravella Boven1 111.11 iueira 11 24 11.17 Burt Mason auXhambiJ lelmtt uurlaci Knionenhara 10 28 'eeaa Avollo 99 Clrin C. AauinO 4 Baranakl 9t Mallah 41 Treic Wiu 19 E. Uraulia mm 125 17.12 17 II 14 2 14 11 14 1 iu.1T EN 3 qulntaviu Blakely Dt lata' When diets are deficient ta vitamin B-l the use of some foodstuffs bt- the body is interrupted.

X. Vander May Chaa Schilling Hownrd Homar Frank Helsar Burt Struck Art Moahler iraaa Team ataaalafa Marvin 4. Mooney r.rM B-llo 11 11 Tcaii "1 rfrki e. 17.28 199.39 tf.fi 117 U7.1 IS. 11 151 1.K 17 tiua K5.2I 134 till HIT lan.ji 1.11 147.18 147.1 141.11 14 1 143.17 ItSvtl 14'1S litis 142 1 142.J 141.17 141 "7 141.4.

1 IS 24 1S2 21 Jo- Marquart Jo Frelen 43 IS 4.1 1 5 4t ii ts IT 41 41 41 41 41 34 41 41 ii ii 43 I I i Continued on Pag mW. Ptoetatosi Oaara 2 1 flam Toy Dyetna; 24 It Polio 21 IS Poat Off tea Vats 2t 21 J. Teerllnk KoeebuAo 17 It I. Smallroan 14 It laatrument Spec. 14 It SPARES I Iff I a rbe.le tnr TmlBht I KWLJ Mintt Toy a.

Pelt Office Vet at w.t Broadway 7-s M. Ralelncar Maasa Hack Bonnema Zaccaro DHnahua Ouinn Hthbart Thlalka Benjier Teerllnk T.ucfan I)' AROtt.no Rosebud ra. Polica at-. Weet Bowlers MclAIR'S Special $25 Prtgg -High Sot-ttfort 10 t. ML 490 Average 60 Hondicap $150 Ut $100 PRIZE FUND Entry Fee 3 00 99JssasssssssassssM iimmmmtL Am Rroadwav 1-S ftmallman vs.

Instrument Kpec. at Hie 5-f Precision Gears v. WcrM Btatoa at Lfa etle 1-4 IlISaal tterace Pluvmera 99 4 Holedon George J. Grot's Smith nabila Team Sltellen Xeere Drue; Bread Box Pt Hendricks Kalson Agnoll Sandmeiar Or. JOiquiJ JLuxury flSkaer Jo Plpp Van Ordena Arlana Garao Ijihaustha feda- CUM Eds ReiUunsst ral ft, It Weldta BclmOnt MArkaf Little Falls Women's.

League Mullen Ii Storage continues to set a fa-t pace with 42-12 and the; Coffee Shop pinner are next in line with 36-18 Ruth Atkinson- tea-' lied 2Q3 and 94? last time out to move into 'he lead in the average race with a mark of 158 27 while De Hooge is second tth 157 28. Other high rollers were Helen Markito 03. Marion Smith 203 Cathie Deotd 201 and 539 md Mary Jastram 504 vi I Passero International League The league leading. De Luccia Service stopped the victory march VmmSKS JwwM wjilmmf pM i ,4 47 7 I1T 44 1" Sll 4 14 S79 1 14 I3 11 I S4 it 4s 17 17 1 II IS. 14 1 941 tl tl st: ii ss4 91 9 S17 3 14 A.15 Sll 1 II 11 11 41 717 il ii i 44 49 41 ii i it 3 It 49 41 41 Slain.

Roakowskl Babblea DeFaro Coha Carson I 171.11 171.4 19.11 lt.S7 Kill 127 1 2i 124 11 US It '114 14 11.4 1(1 24 lS9.lt 11 10 1S 14 liJ lUl U4.24 1 iS 19 111. a 111 4 Little Alpine Club RbIIf Bar Saaii Tr er Tall of the Cold Five by beating them all three games to maintain a to Prudewtlal Inauranve came margin over East faterson Motor Service with 40-11 The Motor Hlnrhmana Oalrr ITAressandrr. Haye Perranoakl ttdmuod v-. niman E. Oallo boys beat out a triple victory over Famous Specialty while The Am-' oer Koom scored a two ply win over super service io move into iniro arhedale far Toetakl PP at Cal Arians at Prudiitii Saa! at red.

Wl 1 place. Honest Phil blanked the Famous Cleaners and knotted the Corak Cold Five for fourth spot and Vincove Wineries won a pair from the Avolio of De Lucola Service was tops for the night Peroal Vara Bread ISox at tbaurhr Belmont at Littles frntla at 1' J. Welding Klnchmana at -et Ed at Van Ordanatj 41 i 19-r fliviaiaa Team Otaadtna with 222 213 and 577 and Rendml was next best wiih 212 and 570 Kingsley hit 221. P. Rendini 212.

Baraniki 212. Lacasio 204. DtiPietTO 202 and P. Covlello 201 and Cirinese had 57r I 1 IksSSSH t.at.M! A I. T.

Oranateil Post Office 14 BnJ. Eaaiwood Cs. li 1 Mack Trnek 1 11 BrBi Caitiltac 21 Head Pin Hash Casa Mara with 43-1 11 has a two game edge over Paterae Optica); fornlsh Wire IX SI Center in the Passero Thursday Women League Hofftean P. Mole'nrtyk Scarmusay MeTariny Hueboar Ruallon Roberteon 148 12 is the top individual -effort. In the National division of the Brotherhood league.

Clifton Reformed is out front with 43-17 arid I akevipu Rsri is lust a same off the nare while th veteran Dan Ifta Hane'k-h paces the averages with 170.12. Leaden in the American circuit Ave. 14: SI 14.10 113 19 11.19. 11.1 1.:.0 i9. i 179.11 17 41 171.97 IfM 1 7S.4K KS.tr.

ns 177.31 1717.44 ITT. I 17I.S4 17.1.4 Wtnkleman Fosine Tone R. Bella 11 14 II 1 II i 14 are Albion Place with 42-18 while Grieves is the individual pacemaker Morrlaon Mach B. .11 II Metalart II .21 Co. Xeas 19 2 Electrical Equip.

A II 99 Coleman Hallo tan I II Sefcecal fae Taalerbl Cornish Wire va, Morrison 8 at Pro-- pact Park 1-4 Coleman Halloran Ban). East- wood at Paaaarw 1S-I0 Br'gan Cadillac Jlitk Truck St Riea 7-1 Electrical Etio A v. r-arsalcCoun- ty Near at Paeaaroit 17-lt v. Poet Offlea at Paaaaro 11-1 1 F. RJI Sure as the Sun Sure mm -tit Qxadfy Wm Wittm FanRiM 7 rnnwN BlFNDfD WHISKEY.

86.8 Proof. 65 Sriln Niutrsl Spirits Wltn low Koyai uyenouse lupa me uyer imp wuo 3V22 and Traffio A ia tour ffow to the rear. The Jersey Women's" League will hold their doubles tournament at the Recreation Centet on Saturday evening the event was originally r. Btandard rnndon Bill 8 eeney scheduled for last Saturday but was postponed due to the Porta Becker 8'( WED AMttKA TO Vanderbaok Indltltfaal Ateraaea e. Hawthorne Ladies Whetham 17S.K tHUC fUfiOPUW itiftS CMAl HasM i 'torn 117 Tm4 Jrt CM US fawa II, Mart! I Team tnttlna.

rlello ia People seeking alley accommodations on Saturday nights can haves them at the Entre Nous Lyceum on Oltver Street indus.tr.-sl Clutter Richards of Linen Thread wasr the only man in the circuit to fc-st-ter 800 with 619 on games of 201 211 and 207. Chris Fox had high single with 2W Harm of Van Vlaanderen scored 24g and Tony Malone of Bright Sttr-B had 233 Hayes of Worldhestcs came through with 220'. Whelham of Mack Truck htd 232 and Rnippenbetg of Country Club If Cream turned in 234 Only change in average, tConUnifed on Page 38), Teaaa lir. 17 7.1. 171 11 171 11 171.41 171 II ieriri oust 't ton To.

la it III EpSB Seagram Diatitlan CorpontiOR, Chrysler Building. New York Ru9DtBj 1 Jr'4aHaaaaaaaB eaBw.HflHHHHBBK .4 fat' MiitiliMHaBaWr IS 1 1 I 44 hi 19 I), Buer PTumberK J4 1 14 Barker 4 os 17 iS It Hawhorne Lumber Ov 11 1 Mi ladlvtdaal 171.11 Auaueti.nis 4 II 1. Vara te. i I Henald White tl 114.1 11.11 IF. Farissier.

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