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BROOKE fAOLf, pfg. jfo? Bowling Scores BOWLING SCHEDULE CLAIl 0 U.4GCI DITIilO 1 Whlppete n. Benl' Steele Wear at Burkland Hamiltea Orer a Briffete Rhera View va. Bate Jaakleo' a laaal Ktntaway Naeh at Klafewayi reUerrtae'e Rto Grid Game Safe Af Madison High Despite Deficit Football Is safe at James Madison, although it suffered a Topper Uackler Tully 194 130 190 Schaefer 222 174 OConnor 164 133 136 Haskell 205 189 Raoecl 224 189 1631 Brady 144 148 Holland 198 150 158 Raitano 148 Raymond 145 172 187 Kuemmel 188 212 Handicap 71 56 56 Blind 130 Total 987 830 860 Total 889 tea Jack' Tavern Avenue Radio Derlse 200 192 206 Harna 189 176 Bonam't 139 Olordane 165 164 no 157 15S Beer 203 168 Buratl 193 168 187 Mailer 167 213 180 148 188 0ar at Dyker; Oeear'e GnU re. Beeiaaraat at Shore View.

134 181 DIVISION 1 Oeeaa Neck at Meal Weeaere: Wlaetot1 831 Terraee at Fearl Rod: I re. Alley Cata at Brlihlea: Meal re. lie" Mm i ghop at Ideal; Peart VYhtte ea. East 10th Bt. Bera Collne; Collets re.

Blamae at Keyatene. 195 178 225 158 BooplM Blue ii R'diiruea 131 Its 122 Oonroy Bas 124 161 140! Mareaoa Blind 135 135 1351 Hannon TBaa 103 151 121Marra Mainio 177 153 10 rinnlran 148 137 141 148 179 I8 143 178 189 179 159 11 123 190 181 rWinlt thla pann Principal Complon 204 21 1 196 Draney 178 178 198 Rausch 157 197 Handicap 37 47 80 Kenny 17 1 i Total 193 881 947 Total 919 948 1004 Paul' Auto Service I Olenwood Reit Max Newfield said so yesterday ftornnnn a lllnrhonn ten. luncheon Gallatin Threatens 73a 117 794 Larry Evans Sparkles In Chess Exhibition dered the team in the teachers mM.ln in school dally close the campaign ClOSe ine campaign 1949, which was a success because the Golden Tornado had ended Abraham Lincoln's 10- year reign in their traditional fracas. OI Total 691715 6981 Total STANDING OF THE TT.AM8 Vlnomt' Jewelry Reeolute Mtdwod Orill VanderWIf Robin 18 22 11 11 11 20 10 18 IT 18 IT IB 11 15 I) 15 11 12 IB 11 2 6 2T Mr. Newfield admitted Anarrero FlorUt 16'Butler Club 17Uackaon HaJIower Mixer iMapleton Floor Cover Hoopla Red Blu PROTESTANT FEDERATION Ocean Cong'l No.

2 Redeemer Baptist Hamman 138 148 137 l.arsen 137 145 10 Otto 97 144 148 Kim pew 110 134 10T Bushnell Olaen Stoltura Jacob Handicap 124 119'Patterson 118 171 121 94 IMcAvoy 108 113 14.T Fuller 123 139 131 124 138 139 104 84 13 69 87 84 Total 826 726 ill Total 638 672 798 Claon Ave. Stephen's 94 DeHoof 144 148 14 0rrl 117 111 Tucker 106 123 134 Greene 1S2 104 12B Doll 123 138 142'Cole 117 141 133'VaiO 136 140 104 Meyer Tuclrer Hadlcap 163 128 24 29 44iO.DeHoOf 153 119 lt 116 134 131 871 727 681 Grauiln Total Total 623 678 658 St. Paul Fltbuh Preeby. Hem'nger 120 131 113 Walker 128 137 he was not a football enthusi ast, but he said he realized the importance of the activity in school life and that it deserved more recognition. He said he thought the loss was worth while as it helped develop better men and taught a boy various things that he could not get In the classroom.

The principal said that sports and particularly a football player, Co-Captain Alex Ilellis would occupy a prominent part in a school pageant that would include all phases of school life, including the intelligentsia Mr. Newfield thought there was too much emphasis being placed on victory in football. He lauded the school spirit, despite stories to the contrary. The other speakers Included Milton (Mike) Torgan, who coached the first football team that represented the school back in 1925 and mentored it thereafter for almost 20 years; Nat Krinsky, toastmaster of the occasion; Sam Schindler, head of the Health Education Department; Jamie Moskowitz and Artie Wunderlich, who have been coaching the basketball and baseball teams since the school opened; Larry Costello, Dr. Irving Swiller, team phv- sician; Dr.

Louis Haas. Coach 124 Morel and 1 08 1 1 3 1 1 5 Ca rlsou 137 123 13 104 132 9: 154 103 loi Relnala 131 139 145Hesa Martin 123 199 190 LawiheT Ondenon 143 191-177 Hartman 120 109 REGINA COELI CLUB Boston Brave I Pltraburah Paugham 12S 105 100 McOonnoa 77 74 Kennedy 98 SS 74 Mezery 105 84 Belnert 6.1 98 95 130 124 132 129 133 145 Dohertr Walert Barnet 85 US 87 88 S3 183 Olddtnf Hall Total S7S 843 538 St. Louie Card Total N. Y. 413 530 Olant 122 116 112IUO Preatl 60 118 83iCryr 93 92 Stallone 87 87 B7 Funciello 108 130 135i Shanley 134 110 Dulfy Darner 131 110 144 107 Power Total 480 943 495 Total 80 421 mcy 121 124 85 87 Jtam 106 1 1 4 130 n1rardl 1 25 1 1 8 1 Orannere 87 52 87IFuhnan -92 78 84 I Owen 107 110 117 Walther 93 I Total 448 452 506 Total 483 481 545 Dodger m.

Loul Card Tracy 134 123 126 Kazmac 82 115 101 Cahlll 61 63 48! Brown 72 93 86 Leary 119 146 117. Bekert 71 93 80 Orady 82 78 78 Holland 103 103 105 64 78 88iZodora 6 68 Total 460 488 4331 Total 408 474 440 Phlllle I Flttuburih Pirate Tracy 134 120 124 McConnon 85 81 94 Ctai 100 100 1 7 1 Daherty 110 68 74 Owen 74 90 71 82 68 Bacrone 52 52 S2' Meyery 92 1 19 73 Grancher 67 87 67 Baatneto 106 108 106 Barnetl 104 122 104! Total 427 429 493j Total 464 454 413 St, Loul Cardl I Cincinnati Red Olivier! Ill 109 120! Brown 99 89 83 Dully 62 65 87Sebert 88 102 75 Power Bl 122 0Kaima 97 117 88 Doney 100 99 84! Holland 105 103 1DB Funlclello 140 114 136! Todora 68 68 Total 904 509 517 Total 437 481 421 Boston BraVM Chlcaio Cub Pnman 143 129 144 Ourvi-r 87 114 107 Kamerkr S3 72 110. raurhman 96 93 102 Brown 47 47 47 Sajimrardl 77 95 89 Btinert 118 119 79-Krener 70 102 98 Half 89 103 125 Water 88 99 77 Totals 490 470 903 N. Y. Giant Total 428 503 471 DodaiM-a Pretl 119 143 73 68 82 77 81 Cyr 124 123 154' Canlll Slatton 98 80 101 Orady Funlclello OXeary 94 101 92 103 128 32!) Shanley Tracy Hollan 103 115 Total 366 471 492 Total 297 381 329 BEMIS BOWLERS No.

2 I No 3 Anderaen 114 107 83i VallUMl 111 123 168 Powi-ll 68 80 83-Vincent 106 1o6 93 122 138 126 Barneh 143 108 1001 Jenretto Mattlr 169 141 157! Nucell 92 72 Buhier Fengstrom 87 73 49 34 Total 496 439 428 No. 1 Johnson 103 121 162 Total 443 469 479 No 2 Torre 91 84 107 Esposlto 69 93 92! Vseher 127 140 102 86 102 133 98 126 113 Mrnnr.rtc 83 12R 1221 Downe Doyl 12.) 118 1071 Ryan Totals 366 491 492 Total 402 432 457 FARRAGUT COM'L IU.LF. DIVISION Crosley Falcon No. 263 shater 192 132 162 Maiur 154 192 1I7 200 171 Proleta 171 185 139 Oefry 159 Rt 222 ICS 181 Dawson jno iio itm Manser! Harifleid Darhlll 1R9 203 l'H 142 181 145 209 175 174 Totals 941630 837! Total 882 929 868 Puy Cove Cale Farraent Inn 1 03 173 164 Moore 161174 134 Lanson 203 146 201 163 1H9 Delia 166 18 171 Gallagher 181186 I.uby 172 179 1B3'Aldrld 173 200 181 Barkan 138 187 181 Colter li9 Gardner 171 187 190 Handicap 22 13 13 Total 874 833 848 Totals 887 928 873 Mldwood Rentaurant I SL-haeter Krebs Anderwn lfiH 146 Bully 170 1R9 142 Jim Kelly 167 146 A. Protlllo 238 183 178 Dort 187 178 142'F Prollllo 167 157 Murphy 17.1 lb9 147iDyer 198 21 1 189 Mount! 146 H.

190 210 204 Kelly 167 ..171 Barton 189 189 26 26 Handicap Total 833 875 Fnrraaot H'oe Total! 961 950 884 TWlen Dee Johnson Awiatek Well Tfrienco Travcra Bernle 172 170 211 134 150 195 141 iRtumpf 173 143 138 145 Brentln 174 132 200 197 173 Tictjen 167 197 171 1(13 169 199 Wallreb 139 157 106 127 105 Altomln 151 152. Handicap 39 30 24 Total 862 830 858 Total 901 R43 748 Namcras1. A. C. I Trucking Huotfl.l,.

1HH 1R7 144 178 1 Q'2 1 03 uod Mmena 211 no inn ISaHenod 159 162 103'OaMa 205 1B8 233 aKviat. 142 is i24Pop-er in Martin 172 194 181 E. Sleleer 172 176 166 191 1,. Bteuer .137 160 Handicap 32 28 30. J.

atelgrr 136 ria 86 773 Total 875 823 927: 100 449 120 98 428 n. 57 105 48 mlcos Ryder Handicap 50 30 41 Total 627 703 740 Total 693 854 651, Rugby No I Rugby No. 2 Carlson 134 146 187'Ketchara 145 174 1061 Oreenftay 132 168 133 10 178 181 167 i ta iia Schwab 123 142 IBagert Stoll 158 117Ebbltt Aaton 184 153 151 Wltlermn 112 125 Gunther 132 181 Johanaen 114 127 ilandlcap 60 56 7S 84 a III 1HU 10M OeSKlQ JOO l3 168 188 noifuhei 157 243 167 142 149! Moe 152 179 179 102 17S Ratney 164 189 135 Watt 168 149 228 201Handlcap 3 15 uia M. 1.1 u. a Trupp 6alvato Mula Total 820 930 854, Total 830 954 SPINELLA COM'L TEAM BTANDINO Crescent 22 Albee 18 12 Metropolitan Paramount 17 13! Caaino 14 13 Caalno i Paramount JoeCat'e 169 145 143 Innl 145 136 M.

Cas 131 139 133! Straus N. Cass 143 140 139 Lanza Casa 137 211 H. Longo 158 201 147 141 138 137 171 155 226 169 Totals 780 838 810, Totals 827 758 Fo Sllecchlo 182 151 Blind 148 148 DIStefano 157 1.16 Salvator 176 199 Jones 179 190 Metro Scala 169 183 136 Blind 140 140 140 155 155 155 Scala 158 137 170 Super 189 201 191 Total 808 816 801 Total 822 824 776 Crescent I Alb Bitot 142 178 199 Coluecl 1.16 126 134 163 187 167 144 144 144 jAffllSt Mellllo Nath son Spinella 150 168 149 DeAngeil 149 142 127! Blind 183 179 142 Sclafanl 169 236 204! SchulU 177 167 189 137 182 158 Total 789 899 82l Total 787 808 792 ALBEE SQ. WED. Robin Basil) 167 122 144 underbill Yatea 178 179 192 Chernua 134 136 169 Qlordana 152 175 128 Talllno 147 137 172 Meet! 157 124 154 Kambaoh 123 133 143 Bemlerl 1.10 148 174 PalapoU 137 134 134 acclolo 199 182 173 Total 792 741 190 Total 786 773 813 MIdwood Orlll lOfiiMeringolo 174 130 Bove 1 26 1 44 132 Vit'piano McDonald 115 124 126 133 169 119 117 130 117 170 174 159 138 133 142 1 Jfiz lttHi Treflla Deloce 174 173 192 A.

Bove Clemen te 170 148 Total 759 739 827 Total 718 733 702 Resolute Mapleton Floor Cover Holme Tlano Carr I.yon F-arrell 153 137 1871 Brown 164 130 170 189 123 124! Schneider 211 IBB P.L'bardl 1 S3 1 79 139! L'btrdl 249 155 186! Renda 164 135 132 135 135 135 169 148 191 171 169 152 Total 934 782 805 Total 803 737 740 Anareero'a Florlat. I Hooplea Red Anargero 1 88 1 67 1 29' Cardillo 138 129 146 152 1H6 14) Carlson 181 185 115.3onnta tino 167 134 Koch 134 131 213 160 134 155 136 141 192 Car'cloio 143- 159 Leaier Ieo 179 193 199 Lavefha Rolondo 172 153j 1 Total 838 851 7431 Total 720 721 851 Vincents Jewelry Jackeon Hallower Malo 146 169 204 Verderoea 149 116 171 Chlap'dl 199 143 139: F'n'ySr. 171 138 231 Marra 163 171 145jC F'n'ySr. 153 194 129 Radon 148 162 151 Drobnlckl 116 149 105 Calleqarl 225 173 2041 R.F yJr. 179 192 161 Total 881 818 843j Total 768 789 797 ANTONNO noccii, CfNf (m.

America) STIiffEiEE NEXT MONDAY 8:30 EXTRA FEATURE CARNERA vs. GREEN HORNET $1.50, 2, 2.50, 3. 4, ond 5. To incl. NOT TILIVISID iH'J rVi i fvi'EAiH'Jjifl IDl 170 169 237 200 15 979 6 24! 192 1391 170 177 865 149 148 148 177 154 Al Caruso and James J.

By HERMANN HELMS Members of the Brooklyn Chess Club turned out in force to witness a spectacular exhibition of simultaneous play by Larry Evans, champion of the Marshall Chess Club and New lorK btate titienoider a year ago, Evans, a full-fledged master at 17, who will rdepresent the United States In the international tournament at Hastings, was in brilliant form. Twenty-two of the members faced him at as many boards and only one of them, Sol Gu-ber, was able to outwit him. One other adversary, Philip Cohen, escaped defeat and drew in a difficult ending in the last game to be finished. The re maining 20, each in his turn, acknowledged the young man's mastery. The latter complete score was 2014 Ivt.

After a long series of first prizes In speed chess, Evans had to play second fiddle to Louis Levy of Kew Gardens, who was a resident of Brooklyn before the war. Formerly a var sity player at New York Uni versity, Levy nau not Deen so active of late, but displayed his old-time form when he scored. 11W VA. at the Marshall Chess Club. He lost his encounter with Evans and drew against Vin cent Toth, visiting Hungarian expert.

Evans, drawing games with Toth and Sol Rubinstein and losing to H. Helms, scored 112 to take second prize. Other scores: Helms, lO'i 2V4; Toth, 94; Rubinstein, 85; L. Persinger, 76. At the Manhattan Chess Club, Charles Spielberger of Jamaica tied at 13'g VA with Toth.

The latter lost to Spielberger and Finnish Track Ace To Compete Here Viljo Helno, Finland's great distance runner, has accepted an invitation to visit the United States this Winter, it was announced yesterday by the Ama teur Athletic Union. Arriving here by air late in January, he will make his American debut the New York Athletic Cluh games on Feb. 11, then compete In the National A. A. U.

hampionships, the Intercol legiate A. A. A. New York K. of Montreal, and Cleveland K.

of C. meets. The veteran Helno, Finland's: greatest star since Paavo N'urmi, holds the world records for six miles, ten miles and 10,000 meters, and his feat of covering 12 miles, SO yards in one hour is another universal standard. He will concentrate on shorter distances here, running two miles in the invitation meets and three miles in the National A. A.

U. championship. His 3.000 and 5,000 meter clockings indicate ability to achieve nine: minutes or better for two miles. Tha nreflnf nf TTpirm anil Braun's Scoring Lead on Knicks For the first time in three seasons with the Knickerbockers, sharpshootlng Carl Braun has a strong rival for team scoring honors, and only two points separate two Knicks for third place. Braun's challenger Is big Harry Gallatin, playing his second year with the Garden quint.

Going Into tonight's game with the Bullets, in 'Baltimore, Braun led Gallatin by a mere three points, 256 to 253, for 20 games. Braun had two more field goals, 85, than Gallatin and one less free throw, 86. In third place was Vince Boryla, former Notre Dame and Denver All-American, with 208 points, Just two more than Con nie Simmons, who led Baltimore In scoring last season. Braun and Gallatin are among the top 10 scorerg In the National Basketball Association, Braun in seventh place and Gallatin ninth. In one other department, assists, Braun is tied at 74 with teammate Tricky Dick McGuire, who is rapidly becoming recognized as the best playmaker in the pro circuit.

Gallatin, top scorer two years at Northeast Missouri State before Joining the Knicks, has a better shooting percentage than Braun, hitting for .393 to Carl's .320. Gallatin made 83 field goals in 211 attempts and Braun 85 in 206. Lee Knorek has been sold to Baltimore by the Knicks. The Knicks' offensive balance is indicated in the per game average of their four leading marksmen. Braun is averaging 12.8, Gallatin 12.7, Boryla 10.3 and Simmons 10.2.

The team is averaging 81.3 per game and has won 9 of its last 10, losing only, in that span to the champion Minneapolis Lakers. Sadowski Traded To Pro Bullets Philadelphia, Dec. 8 (U.R) The Philadelphia Warriors of the National Basketball Association last night acquired center Ronald Livingstone from the Baltimore Bullets in exchange for center Ed Sadowski and an undisclosed amount of cash. Livingstone, 23, notified of the trade after the Bullets' game Chicago last night, will join the Warriors at Boston tonight. The six-foot, 10-Inch pivot man, who scales 220 pounds, starred at St.

Mary's College (Cal.) and Wyoming University. He is a native of Oakland, California. Sadowski, 32, a veteran plaver in the N. B. will join the Bullets immediately.

Name Four Quintets For Sugar Bowl Play New Orleans, Dec. 8 (U.R) The Midwinter Sports Association today announced that Tu- lane would he paired with Brad- iey anfl Kentucky with VJ1- ian0Va to start the Sugar Bowl tournament on the night of Dec. 29. The winners of the Dec. 20 games will play for the tourney championship the next night, preceded by a consolation game between the first night losers.

Municipal Auditorium, which seats 6,700 for basketball, is sold out for both nights of the tourney. Equitable Life Scores Over Metro Nimrods The Equitable Life Rifle Club added another win to its record, over the Metro Club in a ong Island Rifle Association match on the loser's range. Youtn Page Editor of the Eagle Co-Captains Heller and Jerry Sch wager presented Coach Ca ruso with a cigarette lighter and trophy on behalf of the team, and a present to Bob Mills, the school field attendant. Manager Bob Auerbach was also in on the presentations. Young Welters Cross Gloves at Parkway Two of the best of the younger crop of welterweights, each with only one defeat to his record, cross gloves at the Eastern Parkway Rink on Mon day night when Walter Haines, of Brooklyn, and Joey (Red) D'Amato, Youngst.own, Ohio, collide in the eight round feature.

Haines has won 31 out of pro outings DAmato has skein of 35 out of 36 starts. I wo sixes and three four round! bouts are also scheduled. 3, MOVING AROUND By RALPH TR08T Leon Hart, the huge kid from Notre Dame who got the Helsman Trophy at the Downtown A. C. last night, seems to be going to do it the hard way.

That is, accept a pro contract, get married and get around to engineering later. A really personable lad this scarcely 21-year-old who starred for three full seasons. He might make a topflight engineer. But if he's going to do as he has planned, he's going to be one of the few who have. There have been quite a few who made pro football pay for post grad courses, for medicine, dentistry or law.

But how many as married men? To listen to Hart, that game against S. M. U. was tougher even than read or sounded. Matty Bell's lads had a fancy lineup arranged.

It puzzled the Irish. "Every time we got Into a huddle we'd put our heads together and try to figure out something," Leon aid. Evidently this was one game that caught the Notre Dame coaching staff off balance. That sort of thing happens more than we hear about. The master minds at the ends of the phones from the tress box to the field don't come up with the right answers.

Just as some coaches work so hard and get themselves so set on certain patterns of play, they can no more untrack themselves than kids who get either all tied up, or so lax It's impossible to get 'em back to normal. Not that It's so abnormal to have youngsters sell themselves some strange bills of goods. As we saw It, Army couldn't untrack against Penn. And Navy couldn't untrack against Army. Just as Columbia got stuck in the Yale game not to overlook Pitt against Indiana or Vlllanova against Tulsa.

Some of those woefully lopsided, and unexpected scores, are as chargeable to coaches as to the boys. Tom Hamilton, former Navy coach and Graduate Manager and now G. M. at Pitt, is in town. Pitt really has Itself an All -America schedule next year in Duke, Ohio State, Rice, Northwestern, Miami, West Notre Dame, Michigan State and Penn State.

"How good will Duke be?" we asked. "They've got some fine ends coming up and a flock of good backs. They'll be all right. "And Ohio State?" "Wes Fesler loses a lot of his first string after the Rose Bowl game, but he had a fine Jayvee team. That's well-rounded aggregation, Ohio State." "And "They're playing some seniors, but it seems to me that their strength now lie3 in the juniors who will have another ear.

That's a fine line. That's how they keep such good control of the ball." "And the Penn delegation to Miami?" "Y-3S. there are a lot of Penn boys down there. But don't overlook the fact that some of the best backs are local hoys. Andy Gustafson has a good team now and it should be much better." "Notre Dame?" "Depend upon them," said Hamilton.

"Michigan State?" "They're coming tip with a good team and one of the best passers around. With a perfect name for a passer Willie Thrower, a colored lad with terrific hands." "Penn State?" "Will be much improved. They'll lose Rogell, of course, the quarter and a fine guard. And the so-called farm system, the Teacher's Colleges which have handled so many freshman ends. But they'll be strong next year." "And your school, Pitt?" "We're doing all right.

We had a pretty fair freshman team to draw from," said Hamilton. All of which gives a pretty good line on part of the 1950 season. Paging Carl Hubbell Oklahoma City, Dec. 8 (U.R) The son of a former baseball great from Oklahoma took his seat in the Senate yesterdayas a page. Carl Owen Hubbell.

2d, whose father once starred for the New York GianU and now directs the club's farm system, served as a page for the day at the invitation of State Senator Boyd Cowden Chandler. Young Hubbell lives at Meek-j er, Okla. 1 Chess Problem No. Br FRANK JANET, MT. VEBNOM Black Piece "A 4 White 7 Piece Whit to play and male In two nWH White on 9 on BH.

en QKt3 and KB3; on KB3; Et on on QM. Black on 13; on OR and QKt; on Q2 and KHI3. Cheat Problem No. 3. 281, tr 0.

W. Bhep- pard; 1 K-Kta. drew with Saxon, while Spiel berger lost to Cornel Tanassy and drew with champion Bis- guier. Evans won thrld prize with a tally of 12 2Vi and Blsguler tied R. Einhorn at 1014 4.

Russian visas having been obtained, Mrs. Gisela K. Gresser and Miss N. May Karff, co- women champions of the United States, will leave for Europe this weekend. Miss Karff is due to go by plane on Saturday and Mrs.

Gresser expects to depart Sunday. The series of 10 games under a time limit of 10 seconds a move between Samuel Reshev-sky and Herman Pilnlk at the Manhattan Chess Club was won by Reshevsky, olitidfolded, by the score of 04, The Brooklyn master won five games, lost three and drew two. St. Francis Old Tlmeri At Armory Tomorrow William J. McGuire, director of athletics, announced today that the members of the 1022-'23 St.

Francis College basketball team Which captured 21 of games and won the Eastern Catholic Intercollegiate crown will be honored during the half of the St. Francis-Manhattan game tomorrow night at the II Corps Artillery Armory (formerly the 11th Regiment). Coached by Frank lirennan (Jamaica, L. the following Terrier grads will be brought back: captain James Tuohy (Brooklyn), Leon J. Morgan (Rockville Center, L.

Edward Keating (Brooklyn), Edgar Moran (Brooklyn), John J. Klllgallen, M. I) (Brooklyn), John J. Flynn, M. D.

(Brooklyn), J. Francis Lynch (Mal-verne. L. Joseph L. Milde (Rockville Center, L.

James J. Wallace, M. D. (Brooklyn), James M. Kenny (Rockville Center, L.

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1 B.Franoi 165J13 137 Quick Armsrrng- 122 123 Pagan Lyoni 1 35 101 127 Ran SrhulM 148 121 134 Pllardo T.ranol 212 133 183 Dickaon Meyer 94 i 142 119 17 1 26 1 30 1 2.1 100 189 124 127 143 II 143 113 134 Total 782 562 714! Total 638 694 All Soul Vanderveer Kuhnla 141 183 Taylor 138 187 179 160 130 13t 146 157 14 143 136 llif 151 149 18t Meader 154 124 Warren Smith 116 133 Van Ab mJr. 135 185 183 Carfore Ab lt'mSr. 182 164 153, seller Walthal 108 i Durbaum 113 170 Handicap '24 30 18 Total 772 724 822 Total 741 779 790 Vacation Places NEW YOHK STATE FREE SKI GUIDE Complet data on 58 New York State iki center vertical drop and length of trail and slope location and rate of all ski tow detailed maps to help you get there. Just mail I post card requesting SKI NEW YORK to New York State Dept. of Commerce, Room 1-4, 112 State Albany 7, N.

Y. Hops 6tJ John Jo Barrv, Irish mile andfe rushing title with 1,312 two-mile champion who arrived i'ard3 in 10 games. here last week, Is expected to lend spice to the coming indoorL track season. Gaston Relff ofjropical Park Entries Belgium, Willy Slijkhuls of soo: Netherlands. Knc Ah fien tnnonn.

ypnr-old n4 up; if Ingvar Bengtsson of Sweden on.l a. Umnnno VnnfP 1'" a. i. i campaigned with great here last Winter. success B.

R. Rams, S. B. Rams In Grid Title Game Joe TrlfiiM has arranged handle a record crowd at ft Ua football game for the 133-pound championship of the Bay Eighth Football League between the llav Ridge Rams and the South Brooklyn Rums on the Bav Eighth bt. gridiron Sunday ait ernoon at 1 o'clock.

It a ott lor tne title as rtotn teumsi Ike uit-nn I TROMME Miss Ann Gulman, consistent Kb S4 sharpshooter, notcnen tne nign line vi ine t'fiiniK, itu. The scores: tQUITABLB IIFK RIFLI CLUB White Label froi-a Sit Knel Stand Total I I. Allen 46 48 41 74 211 t'harrett SO 48 44 78 220 nn Am I UIC iruiui MiLHjpp Wt a record of four wins, one loss-i rpiH" wres iiit3xr(ou-m 48 47 39 62 218 Jone 80 SO 44 64 22S Total 111S k. and one tie. The Bay Ridge Rams are the Junior team of the Rams of the Bav Ridue League and League and are bottles coached by Ryron I'oultlos.

TheiPP South Brooklyn Rams are men-i i 2 fihiiip 1 jlix 3 1 me- yirii Delxney 49 47 43 80 21 len 48 46 45 81 220 "TTWKSKXi jt 3h Aura Service) Repoirt mm ff NO DEPOSITS TO PAY! NO EMPTIES TO BRING BACK! LUVII.LI 111- A SUPERIOR QUALITY BEER AT A REASONABLE PRICE! tored ry- iianK lorowsKi, nose brother. Chester, is one of the backs of the team. Expect Scoring Battle In Squadron A Polo There is no telling how high the scoring will reach when the 17-goal Squadron A and Id-goal West Orange Indoor polo teams meet in the. second game of a doubleheador at the Madison Ave. and 91th St.

armory on Saturday. The figures Is expected to reach an all-time high for a single game in high goal competition. 35 goals rarp 3 la srorpd In a match between tile au.i a 11 lur anu a Damon Runyon Cancer, Fund match, Feb. 22. 3 4 .1 6 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 7 I ciu- 0PEN 1 CfT A.M.

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