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i'PANNUNZIO GETS NOD BROOKLYN EAGLE, AUG. 17, 1954 13, Parkviews Split Exhibition Twin Bisons in Title Battle Sunday I AUTOMOTIVE JIMMY MURPHY'S COLUMN series at the Parade Grounds Saturday to de cide the Kings County Junior American Le gion laurels. The second and third game, if necessary, will be contested Aug. 28 at the Parade Grounds. Us.

Can By SAM GOLDAPER The Bisons, Brooklyn Kiwanis titlist, play a repeat performance for the Downstate Kiwanis championship Sunday when they meet the Rogers-Cobras of Valley Stream, the Nassau Kiwanis titlist, at Fireman's Field, Valley Frank Ynrman. who has posted a 4-and lithe Bisons- Kiwanis League Stream. The same teams battled it out for Rawley Post and is one of the hitters, will probably pitch the record for the opener against ace. team's top those laurels last year as the Valley Stream nine came out on top in a closely-contested game, 5 4. The winner will oppose the Upstate winner for the New York State Kiwanis Ed Colby, the Fort Hamilton IN GREAT DEMAND Fourteen of the 16 major league clubs, including all three metropolitan teams (Dodgers, Yankees and Giants) are vastly interested in Sanford (Sandy) Koufax, southpaw, owner of two no-hitters, who.

helped spin the Parkviews to the Senior Division title of the "Coney Island League this season. The four big-league outfits that have failed to make overtures to Sandy, a University of Cincinnati freshman, are the Browns, Orioles, Cardinals and Athletics. In the playoffs for the Brooklyn championship, l. Sixteen teams will participate in the 10th annual AU-American Amateur Baseball Asso title Sept. 4, at Cooperstown, X.

Y. Clarence Irving, manager of the Bisons, will go with hU ce, Mario Pannunzio, who pitched them to the National Division crown in boro Kiwanis play and then beat the Angels of the American Division for the Brooklyn title. The Bisons won 13 out of 14. Cliff Hardlow, a righthander who throws ciation tourney at Johnstown, Aug. 25-31.

The Falcons of the Shore Parkway League are the Brooklyn representatives. The other competitors are Allentown, Springfield, Washington, D. Buffalo, X. Holyoke, the Hudson Guild of the New York City Baseball Federation; Maryland State; Al-toona, Zanesville, Ohio; Schenectady, N. Pittsfield, Pittsburgh and Johnstown, Pa.

The Cadets representing Brooklyn and Pittsfield, were the only teams to have won the team honors twice. a crossfire with plenty or speed and is the son of the Rogers-Cobras' manager, will again toss for the Valley Stream nine. He beat the Bisons last year. The Rawley and Fort Hamilton posts will meet in the first of a two-out-of-three-game 1 lit' a t- Mil. -Jrz-' -3ov a iiiir Sanford Koufax boy is doing a lot of think ing these days with so many offers coming his way.

Whether he makes the majors or not, Sandy is going to prepare for the days when his baseball career is over. He is majoring in engineering and is specializing in industrial design. HAS PLENTY OF MOXIE There is no question about Sandy's courage. That he displayed in the two games he hurled against the Cadets, perennial champions, with whom he broke even. During the Summer vacation he serves as a counsellor at Camp Chwanda in Ulster Park, N.

near Kingston, and does little pitching. In the first combat with the Cadets he had a couple of hours of sleep and developed blisters on his fingers from inactivity. They burst to such an extent that the ball was covered with blood and he had to retire in three innings to take the loss. In the second contest, Koufax again had only a couple of hours sleep and the blisters still bothered him. Furthermore, he had stepped on a rusty nail a few days before and was still suffering from the effects of anti-tetanus and penicillin shots.

With the title at stake he beat the Cadets with one hit, the lone safety coming on a misjudged fly that dropped in the infield for a scratch blow. He fanned 12. With the Parkviews last season, Sandy had a 6-0 record. He averaged four hits and 14 strikeouts per game. ALSO COURT STAR Koufax is a product of Lafayette High where he played first base and was the top scorer of the Frenchies and runner-up for the divisional scoring honors.

He was selected All-Brooklyn center in basketball. He took up pitching at the request of Milton Laurie, manager of the Parkviews, because of the strong throwing arm the youngster possessed. Laurie thought he could go further pitching, although the boy is a good hitter. Koufax got his sandlot start with the Tomahawks in Pop Secol's Ice Cream League and twirled them to the premier honors. With the Parkviews last season, he tossed no-hitters against the Rivieras and Gravesend Youth Center, fanning 17 and 16, respectively.

HI-JINX ON ICE Rosemary to the blue with the greatest open in Garden Sept. 1 5. Henderson, Canadian figure-skating champion, bolts of ease in rehearsal for "Ice Capades of 1955," due to 3 Nw Cart 1695 1 Benson vwVoVoo NEW 1954 KAISER 00 ALLOWANCE On any prtsar ear South Shore Kaiser-Willys Dealer 171 Kmsa HiHar CU 9-01S5 AUTO IN5UHANCI ANT YXAR CSK or druor inauratl; aaio Sauoor; oaa DftTDiani. WOitb 2-9339; sveninsi. OEdnay 9-1094.

B'KLYN AUTO LIABILITY lnauranot aoociallst: aJl cara. all dnvora, nontn-1) poTBierita, without lntereal chirtaa; US 1V aatlr.ia. TR. 5-1988 WB INSURK ANT CAR: mod 111. p4T-menta arrancad.

Leesr 9l Laedor, 4100 4th Ao SO. 9-591 7 Used r9 AD9TTN tin JAO. VW-HIUMAM ALL MAKk'J LW PORTED CAR3 M.RV1CE PARTI BROOKLYN SPORTS CR CENTER 1711 Conel la. Ar (at At. N) LA S-B1P1 BHirK 1951 4-door Riviera, OKelWit condition: radio, healer, whitewalla; low milease: pneo 91.150 RY.

7-9451. 397 Buthwick Ave. BtJICK 1951 SUPER HARDTOP. FULLY EQUIPPKD CiOOD CONDITION THROUGHOUT, 11.050. BEACHVIEW 9-9724.

BUICK '48 SEDAN, RiH; J395 Frao License Plalea: Terma Arranged York. B80 Coney lAland Av. O'Shea, Msr. BUICK 1950 Sparlal aodan radio, heater. Dynatlow.

excellent inroUKhout; aacrldce. 9595. Skilroy, 1430 Bedtoid Avt 8T. JI-II565. BUICK 1947.

convertible, new top, paint, liRht blue: elertno windows; LO. 5-8395, woeadtiya. BUICK 1951 Super 4-dooprlteIj owned, peitect. low mileage; 91.000. JLSplinade 2-11497.

altar 7. BUICK 1950. 4-door, Sp7rlairuiptioct'; DrnaLoa: excellent cunditun; reascn-ole. Call weekdays, 8-5. EV.

7-0500. BUICK 1952 Suoer Riviera? radio-heater, whiten all tires; reasonable. Night-Ingsle 9-2659. evenings BUICK 19.il rni.ertihl 107 Super Rniera: both equipped: owners aoing talo service. BE.

2-0893. BtJICK 1947 lectin fully eoulpped'. fort $.125 Nlghimga-a 0-8482. BUICK 1950" RIVIER.cf ROADM ASTIR COUPE, ftino. CAN BE SEEN 1391 E.

38TH ST. BUICK 1 9464DOOR R.5lOHrAT-ER. WH1TXWALLS. 1165 GAS STA-TION, EVEROREEN 4. 8607.

BUICK 1950 Super-Riviera 4 door, Dynaflow bla-k. whltewalU, very beau-tiful; 1895: prlva'a. Dl. 2-4931. BUICK 1951 Super RlvKra 4-dnor dvnaflow; new covers; 11.195; very beautiful; private.

DI. 2-4988. CADILLAC 195! 4-door aedan. eoulpped: auilng tor Europe; 92,000. MUrra? Hill 4-3070.

until 3 OEdney -473, Cohen, CADILLAC, late 1953, "62'' lerlea: fully equipped: 10.000 miles: oris-Inal owner, perfect condition. BO. 2-9284 CADILLAC 1949 convertible. HvdrT Mslic, fully equipped, electric whiteccaJIs: sacrifice. GE 8-8606 aO.

8- 4862.eveniugs. CADI1.L5C 1950 model 61 4-doornv-lon whltewalls: suctless: low milease: equipped. PRcsldtnt 4-6274, 8-8 p.m. CADILLAC limousine 194S fu equlpiied, whltewails; excellent condl-Hon: sacrlfjce, 1595, TR. 5-0141.

C4DILLAC 1952 low mileage; icsrnfice on account Illness, OiragenM Coney Island Ave. CAD 1 AC 51 2 AC 1 ICE ETNA WAREHOUSE. Jill Bedford Ave. CtDIILAC Cad'lU lac 1947 convertible. 1825; both cars perfect, GEdney 9-9744.

4DILLAC 194 7 si extraa, excellent condition; 390. TAlr7-W7l. jae ornlght CADILLAC 1951 full? whltewsils: J1.995 Oarage. 115 SJerllng PI, ST. 3-9203.

CADILLAC 1931 BEST OFTER CALL AFTER 7 PM. ES3-9S13 CHEVROLET r51 STATIONlAGON" Beautiful Crnd'tlon- ALVIN 8CHWART7. CHEVROLET Ashland Ft. at Av, TR 3-5690 CHEVROLET '50 SUBURBAN Radio. Perfect ALVIN SCHWARTZ CHEVROLET Ashland Placeal De Kslb.

TR. 5-5690 CHEVROLET '47 PACKARD '49 eqpd S4R5 PLYMOUTH '31 4-dr eqpd S7P5 THOMAS D'EMIC. FcT. 1921 on 4th Ave ST 8-1411 CHEVROLET 51 STATION WAGON All-steel. 8-pasenwr.

rsdio hesler. very clean, dsrk ereen beamy FI.STHUSH CHEVRO' ET 133S PlatbustAve Bll 4-3n2n CHEVROLET 1951. Powerilide. whltewails. extrss; 27 noo miles- II 2U0 FVergieen 6-9773 CHEVRO! FT 1950 "hard'no" R.I Air" Pnwerihde fully equipped like rea sell; 875 Levlr.e 1451 Bedtwd Ave MA 2-8611.

CHFVROI ET hesif-ahltewaiis. $1735 Chevrole', 2039 Conet Islsr.d CHEVROLET 1950 fonvertible.rsdie, as i dlrecllensts ij. tiir.sllv clean csr: $74J Motors, 115 FlltbuSh Ave, ES CHTVROLFT Powerg ms 11 000 mi'es; a'l extras, 91.025 UL-ster 5-4880 CHEVROIiT 1949 signaLs, good condition ULsier 4- CHEVROLET19.io' equlPDed. A-1. BE, 8-OSOO.

8-S; CL. 9- 4539, evenings. CrrEVROLEp5HluJKENrw7J795 RumcII Nash, 8801 4th Ave. TE 8-9500 CHEVROLET 1948 Suburban. 8-pss-aenger.

good condition; 8275. Call after 3p 9-6B11. CHEVROLET 1953 Bel Atr fully equipped: 7.000 miles: aacrtllce. CLoverdale 9-2594. CHEVROLET" 1 951 DaLuie Powergltde, fully equipped: excellent conditioners MAin 4-8987, CHEVROLET 1948 2-door sedan, rsdb, hester; sood condition: best offer.

Martvlew2-2739, eller 3 .30. CHEVROLET I9r9 4-DOOR SEDAN, HEATER. 9550. STERLING 8-4176 CHEVRO! ET 1 948 "j-doorTrsdm hes er- gor.d rutining ndllr.r. S25n Dtwey 2-9762.

slier 6 CHEVROLET rcupe ful equipped A-1: 8-5. BE 6-0 too evenings. CL 9-4539 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBIE. FI'LLY FQL'IPPED SFLLINO S.C-COUNT OF ARMY DICKLNS 2-1079 CHEVROLET 1931 eqiippevl: excellent condition, 4 doors. 8750 MAin4-8987.

CHRYSLER -52 Giro' ful equipped, perfect cei.dtl.on. sac. ntice Hall O.ds. Dl 2-8233 FOR TOOAT'S" TCefvi See CIRLIN MOTORS, 82 Penna. Ava HYacinth C.

I. Laurels Won By Red Wings The Red Wings captured top honors in the closely- contested Grasshopper Division race of the Coney Island Baseball League with a 12 and 3 record. The" Jack Press-coached Dill Uilli DifAnf 'DIII IT III! DIjUll) Two of the top Semor Divl' 5on sandlot team of Brooklyn ichamPion and he Parkviews Coney Island loop ruler, split a exhibition twin bill. The Park- won the first game, 5 4 land the Bisons triumphed in the nightcap, 10. Walter Laurie, son of the Parkview manager, was the big gun in his team's victory.

Walter, who catches for Lafayette High, tripled with the bases loaded and scored what proved to be the winning run. Eddie Banach, who was Lau rie's teammate at Lafavette, hurled the victory, a six-hitter. In the nightcap Mario Pan nunzio outpitched Tom LoVer di and Gabby Picone. Mario gave up one hit and scored the only run of th game. He tallied in the fifth Inning when he opened with a double and rode home on Hill's single.

The score by innings: SHI Bisons 1 llllt 4 Periviews 1 ft 9 0 4 0 0 8 I 3 Battenee Anywe and Anile, Butch til W. Lune. k. a I Bisons -0 M-l 4 Parkvlsws 0 0 1 3 Battanaa Pannunsto and Anil: LoVerdl. Pieone and L.

Laurie. V. P. 145 Forced Into Overtime for Softball Victory Vacation Playground 113, which is In the Ridgewood section of the boro, and V. P.

fi2, the Bronx.ch'atnpion, will meet in the semi-final round of the' Brooklyn Eagle and Board of Education Division of Com-muity a i sponsored Big League for Little Men Softball tourney tomorrow at P. 100, Manhattan. V. P. 115 captured the boro laurels yesterday by outscoring V.

P. 217, 9 5, in a 10 -Inning game. Tony DiBlasi hurled the seven-hit victory. The V. P.

145 team as well as the winners of the other boro title will receive individual trophies from the Brooklyn Eagle. V. P. 145 will lso be the recipient of a team trophy which will remain the property of the school. The newly-crowned champion pushed across four runs in the top of the 10th to win.

Third baseman George Buckhert's double with the bases loaded was the big blow of the inning. Matty Montagno clouted a grand-slam homer in the third frame for the winner. P. 145 is coached by Charles Davis and has as its starting personnel Tony DiBlasi, pitcher; Anthony Pellegrino, catcher; CarlGiugnio, first base; Lou Iuliucci, second; Frank Cardia, short; Buckhert, third, and Freeman Frank, Frank Russo and Montagno teaming the outfield. Anthony Grasio, Charles Mazza and Boyd Hll-derbrand are the reserves.

LEGAL SOTICfc File No. 6731 53 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the gra of God. free and indfpfndent. TO: The widow, if ny. and any and all unknown diatrihiitpes and creditors of ROBERT RIVEN, also known an ROBERT GIVEN.

and if any of the persons he dead, their respective husband or wives, if any. legal representatives, lien, at law next bin diorihiilw. wnoj-e names ana place oi residence aie unknown and cannot with due dili- aence he ascertained: and to JAMKS Al.KKK GIVEN SEND GREETING WHEREAS. HY.V1AN WANK. Pub.

Administrator. Kings Counlv. with in the Municipal Building Rnrough of Brooklyn. City of New York, has presented his account as Brooklyn, County of Kings. City snd State of New York, and a petition nravlng that his account may he judicially settled and that an order be made directing the sale of premises 7 and 9 Sterling B'klvn, N.

to Sarah Nekemiah for the sum of $11,500 pursuant to a contract of sale, dated May 13. 1954. a copy of which accompanies said petition for the purpose of payment and distribution of their respective aharei to the persons entitled thereto. NOW THEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogated Court of the County of Kings, to be held In Court room at the Hall of Record. In the County of Kings, on the 14th day of September.

1954. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such settlement should not be had and an order made ac CO' "inK'v. have caused the tf Aiir said Surrogate' Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS Hon. IVAN RUBENSTEIN.

Surrogate of out said County, at the Borough of Rrooklvn in the said Couniv. the 30th day of July 1951. a a Ron jcory Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. au3-4t Tu SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Land syndicate, plaintiff.

on Mav w. ijmo; Block 8494 Lot 7. Par. 4 Se I.e. I as map was Par.

5 Sec. 23. i as said imp wis Par. 6-Ser. 3.

as said map was Par. 7 Sec. 2,1 as as id map was Par 8 Sec. 23 as said map was Par. Sec.

25. as said man was Par 10 Scr 2.1 on Msv 10. 1912: Block Lot 7 as said map was on i'ov. in 1941: Par II -Sec, 2.V BlO'k, 83n. Lot 42.

as said man was May 10 1942. Each parcel will Will Daled effred for j-ala separately. 2 19i4 CHRYSLER 1951 4 door Imperial, radio, heater, automatic window iru; A-l rondiuon; rtaaonaola. PRoatdant 4-7024 Chrysler '51 Windsor, RJH; J87S WALDORF MOTORS. INC 1591 Coc.fr Uland Ave.

ES. 5-7700 CHRYSLER '51 Windsor Do Luis dTdiwr radio, heler. Gro; excellent. 91.095. Brooklyn Motora.

65th, corner 9m Ave, TT. 6-8300 CHRYSLER 19U J125 BadoastrJSJ McDonald As. Gg 9-931 CHRYSLEfTTmJ "NIW GRAY CONVERTIBLE MT.W TIRES CALL MAIS j-9451 CHRYSLER 1953 4-door WindVor DcJ Luxe lu.iv equipped, A-l condition. LLaier 2-1979 CROSLEY 1949 llauon wn-i biouw, A-1 coodaion, nsw ptonl ob. MAln 4-2079, alier 9 DE SOTO '49TTATI0N WAGON 4-DOOR.

PERFECT CONDITION, 9941 HARPER OLDS. Brook sna Oldest Olds Dealer 711 Bedford Av. PL. 5-4 De Soto 'HTrCb. JU50 ARTWIN DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Cones mmd a cm Ava.

I. NA DE SCTO M7: 5395 4-Door Se.an. Radio Heater ALVIN RCHWAFTZ CHEVROLET ASHLAND PL. tDe Ka, TR 5-5199 DE SOTO aedin 1051 fui; eoui5oed, not priced 1795. Cttal Flatbuih At.

and H. GEdney 4-5J9B PE SOTO 1910. ful.T eoulpped. 4-dnor aedni. condition, originai owner.

ES 5-2495 DE SOTO 1949, radio, heater. der. 4-dtwvr de luxe fluid drive L'L-aur 6-5369, after 8 pm. DODGE 1930 Coronet, Oeromatic. oriiiT nsl owner; leaving town: exrelltnl ronditlon.

low mileage; givmt awsy at tli.iO HY. 5-4220, till 5 DODGE 195,1 4-door sedsn. verv low mileage; ressonable Dsvs, BEschvleyy s-U16: evenings. TErrane 8-1291, DODGE 1930 4-door, equipped; oris-inal owner, excellent condition- best "er NA, 8.4409. HA.

8-2091, DODGE 1948 -DOOR, RADIO," HYAT ER, FLUID DRIVE, OOOD CONDITION UL. 3-4838, DODGE 1947 2-door sedan, fluid drive; gord condition: must sell; waking $300, Ntghtlngsie 8-0332 DODGE 19M4-door. NllrppedT perfect lew mllesge, beat offer. DI 8-1939. PR 2-9803 DODGF 52 convertible, A.t'rnndtl'oa! low miles, S1 095 Gsrste 1223 Co.

"er Island Ajve. ES 7-9162 FORD 1931 convertible. A-1. whitewal'j, 2 extra chrome rid.o hes'er detrt.T( ce' '-p mske me sn offer TAvior 1 -63 1 4 POPD 1948 idor sedan," vere clear" must sell. $150 Motors, of R'msen Ave ccor Linden Blvd I BY.

acimn 5-341? Ford '51 Fordomatic Sedan; S795 Fullv eeiimoed. RR- a beauty, KIL-ROY. 1870 Flatbuah Ay. CL 2-8038 FORD 1931 radio. heaterT whltewails.

sest rovers, mane extras; perfect condition. IN. 2-1638 18-I m), PORD 1942 V-8. radio, heater. ti tires; good running condition; 9113 BU.

7-251 8. even I g. PORD 1949 convertible S1 eoulpped 8425 BE. 6-0300. -S: eve.

ntngt, CL. 9-4539 9-4539 -0Mn. evenings. CL. ISP 1 '31 i-door de ev'-nder 23 noo miles owner; 1850 Nightingale 8-1399.

PORD 1934 V.8 eo'tinped 2 500 miles: drafts 1 765 AveESplsnads 8-0991. FORD 1049 r.im VSdoerT'rlesn" new tires: IH50 2583 Cone, JlndAve. DEwey 9.9575 POPD 1932 mat e. radio, heiicr -o-c rondiuon. onlns owner, sH.

8-9407. PORD 1031 b'tt'. taxo 000 r'iniJ mlleg; night. FORD 1952 (laiVl V-8 J-t-ne" J.ilW, rjdlou hester whltewails: original own. FORrTl'tlSfT eonditton: onrinal osner.

going lnta "en ice. CLoverdale 2-6524 FORO 195HMWR7l'KP Wiim sra Moiors 2500 Coney ui. Ave eor. HoSNrr 1 i neste-, csp xtra- 1 owner- A-1 9'93. HAve.

rc-'er 9-853' H'-DION 1 "4 dore- enli tu --pped; givod r-nditlon IIJ.ster 3-0283 H'tnov '0i prtstNFow cortpp r.o-o prvNiNT nrri TIRES-JSJ01 private (-r. ,030 --VTAvefFR d'af CvntT'ON 343 2-8S11. KAISFtw lelivei KAISERS. '31s. from 8't95 Sneed A 'o Rale- nt Ststion Are.

IINCOI.N 1949 small 4-door. neerdme! enuipped- ons.n.- rondiuon- m.le. age UUter 6-3277 LINCOLN 1949 C-mopolitana bes must aaerlfire. take any trsds. r.srsge 6L-t and 11th Ave MERCURV '50 4 DR.7 RtH J775" WAGENSEIL MOTORS 522 6.Vh St, Blvn PH MERCURY 1 952 MerenmaTtT whiiewa radio hea'er- nrieinal ew-er HY 2-6563 or GL 4-6015, af-er 8 MERCURY 3 2H A DTOP I IKFNEW I I SNTFRN MOTORS 96! 4'h Ave.

t.t7thSt.t fiO. VRrURY 1919 convertible good eer dlly equfp-" must, ten, best STerlins 8-0883 MflrrRY PH'FT. Ft't 1 tlOttTPPCe lovsj EAC.S. DEWEY 9-6818 MERCURY 1930 4-donreeentlonaliT MOM Autos, 5202 18lhAve.tJL. 3O420, 9 MERCURY 1949.

prlvste: predate beautiful. Nightingale 5-2848 after 6 30. NA'H Rambler 8 7457 4:30 tflv'mj OLDS. '50 18" 4 DOOR: J850 Pully Equipped. Hvdra Excellenl GAINES MOTORS INC.

910-14 Rogerl Ave BU. 4-898t OLDS. '52 "98" 4 DOOR SaTeT fullr Cqulpoed. Hydrv Lilt NW BENJAMIN CHEVROLET INC. 3079 AtlantlcAve.AP.

7-95411 -0LDS7 '53 "98" SED PSTwC AE Loaded. Hvdra Under 10.000 Mtlaa MOTORS INC. 910-14 Roi-rv A TTl 4-698(1 ADDITIONAL AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING ON FOLLOWING PAGE AD COUNT 19S3 .58,520 .55,439 .50,476 .30,617 5,932 5,345 nine ripped the Laurels, 171, RANGERS TO PITCH CAMP IN VANCOUVER, B. C. Vancouver, B.

will be headquarters for their Fall training camp, scheduled to open Sept. 12, the New York Rangers announced today. Forty-two Blue Shirt regulars and prospects will report to Coach Muzz Patrick for a week of preliminary drills in nearby Kamloops. The squad will move to its prrmanent base in Vancouver Sept. 19.

For Patrick the camp will Inaugurate his first full season as Ranger mentor, A prewar defense star for the Blues, he took over the coaching assignment from Manager Frank Boucher in season last year. SHERIFF'S SALS SHERIFF'S SALE BT VIRTUE OK AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT OF THE SIlPRC-llir session of first place and trounced the Majors, Ifi 3 to clinch the title. i Allan Drazan, ace of the Red 11 ill Wing mound staff, hurled both I hail I MAnflOIJl nuuidA wds uedien uy ine Falcons of the Shore Parkway League. The 18-year-old Koufax, who is 6-2, 210, fires a six-zling fast ball, mixes up a fine repertoire of sharp-breaking curves, a tantalizing change of pace and hat good control. As one political admirer of Sandy put it, the portsider has a Democratic delivery with Republican twists and Socialist tendencies.

Although a lefty, who bats right-handed, Koufax thinks righthanded, so he says. As a matter of fact, the 19- yearold Connie Miller and 20- year-old Sheila Ramsay. On the first hole at Sands Point yesterday, Joe Phillips holed a 10-footer for a birdie. On the second, Mis. J.

W. Har-i is holed a 20-footer for a birdie. the third, Phillips barked Mrs. Harris' shot to the green i with a 10-footer to give them a 3-3-2 start. That ia known as artistic collaboration.

And at that they needed this start to win, their 75-6 69 was low by only stroke. Joe's wife and Steve Legakis, Mrs. Ray Frisby and Gus Popp and Mrs. Murray Gordon and Bill Colling turned in net 70s. Low gross? Anybody Mrs.

R. M. Torgerson plays with, it seems. Yesterday, it was Al Brosch and their gross 75 was tops. Eat.e Bport lhoto PAUL BARRELLA.

who has chalked up a 17-and-l rec ord pitching for St. Thomas Aquinas of Fourth Ave. in the Catholic Youth Organization Baseball League and the Kings County American Legion loop. Barrella has won nine-straight for the Rawley Post and hos an 8-and-l mark with St. Thomas.

we-i .1. WELL-BALANCED SQUAD L. I. Golfers Figure To Nab Stoddard Bowl wins. He held the Laurels to four hits and the Majors to five.

He is 10 and 3 in loop competition. Lenny Spilfogel was the Red Wing batting star against to take over undisputed pos In All-Star Game Jerry Cahill, manager of the the National Division All-Stars to a 9-5 win over the American; Division All-Stars in the annual Kings County Junior American Legion All-Star game. Paul Rarrella of Raw- Tlllmtn IhM n-mi ler lviativ ll 1 1 ill a anu nieve 'cnanski or Bedford shared niounu cnores mr me win- the Laurels with a homer Army Plaza Post, led I t.utJKr. KINGS COUNTY, in favorldeviseea. aranleea and successors in of WILLIAM G.

WEYGAND against interest enerally. and any and all a double. Richard Goldberg in eight of the Red Wings' runs against the Majors with two hits, including a homer. It was his 10th round-tripper in 15 games Goldberg now 3.1 trips to the In thp nthpr counters St. tsernaciette nesi pH the viainr i hphind the Mela hita In lists mis in plate.

rashnmipr in nie directed and inr onnnown persona wnc may 1 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC laim an interest in premises 7 and auction, bv elmer w. sterling street. Biookhn. n. i pitcher, nchan.ski uuiieti hpf nerformance hnrlincr CO and the Gambvs ud" llndt UiieeiSIOOP.E.

the judcmeni debtor, had on i c-i innines While fanning five 2II day of JUNE. 19.VI. or nv' the Lancers, 3, Sal BaibaiO "lmc kiiiiumk tbtret fIfp of jn snd )(, fof licciniY nns.titHor Snniiv Pisrlattl nf tho Tfant. lowing Drnnertv: ALL that certain: 6 V. i The three DeCrezenso broth- ore nnnlprl thoir ctrenpth tn ers pooiea ineir Sirengin 10 1 lot- Piwe or parcel of land with the Adnnnistrator of RORLRT GIVEN.

ley Post was the batting star huiidines thereon. sitiutei iving known as Robert given with a trinlp rinnhlp anri a cin.lh'inif 'n Borough of residing al No. 5 nn lupie. aounie ana a Sin- Counlv Kings. Citv and State oflsterling Street.

In the Borough of pace the Gambys to a 8-5 win'gle. Mike Pergola, Bedford: nf at 11 (K) Room SflSO ln.Mi MrTP.i. bum rrooktt.yv N. the County of Kincs? all thel "irieht. title and Interest which JAMES: York, hounded' aha described i as Easterly side of Argvle Road distant 100 feet Southerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the Easterly side of Argvle Road with the Southerly aide of Glenwood Road running thence Easterly parallel with Glenwood Road 100 feet to the center line of the Block, thence Southerly alonir the center line of the Block parallel with Ariryle Road.

50 feet: thence westerly parallel with Glenwood Road 100 feet to the Easterly side of Argvle Road: thence Northerly along the Easterly side of Argyle Road 50 feet to the point or place of Beginning. Said premises being known as- 715 Arevle Road. JOHN McCLOSKEY. Sheriff of the City of New York Alhert I. Singer Deputy jsnerifr.

Brooklyn. Y. August iB'h. U17-nt Til LEGAL NOTICES Kile No. 716." THE PEOPLE Of THE STATE OV NEW YORK, by the grace of God.

free and independent. To the Widow Mary, if any. the name Mary being the next of kin all unknown persons interested in the estate of WILLIAM R. ROSBOTHA Deceased an creditors, next of kin or otherwise, and to John Wiggansi Roshotham. if living, and if dead bis legal representatives heirs at law.

next of kin. distributees and turce- I 1 On paper, at least, Long Island amateur golfers pack enough punch to get back the huge Stoddard Rowl at Deep-dale tomorrow. In the triangular team matches -against the players from Westchester and New Jersey, Kong Island will show the best-looking, well- balanced, strong hitting team in its historv. The evidence may not shoWj in the medal play preliminary today. Many of the almost K0 top amateurs will prefer to practice rather than complete a full medal round.

Besides, only tomorrow's play will count in the battle for the cup. Frank Strafacl, Tim Hoi-land, Jack Lyons, Fred La-Hard, Johnny Humm, Stanley Harte, Bert Kohlmann, Gordon Stott, Jack Sabine, Mai Galletta, W. G. Holloway and Billy Edwards there's a great start right there. Edwards, on leave from Camp Gordon, should give the team a nice lift.

Team captain Johnny Humm hasn't vet received a decision from the Met and L. I. junior champion, Charley Slicklen, the fellow who had seven birdies in 12 holes in the L. I. junior final.

Probably the swin? toward Long Island is due. For a long time New Jersey had the top team and still has the most victories. But golf, all -the way down the line starting with the pros, has slipped over there across the Hudson. The women's cross country championship, a three-day medal affair on three different courses, starts today at Glen Oaks with Mrs. Maxon (Cookie Swift) Berger scheduled to defend.

"Cookie," who cleaned up all State and Met titles last year, should win again. There could he some Interesting evidence in the way of things to conip arise from this werk's play at Glen Oaks, Sands Point and Xorth Hills. Many good prospects are on the horizon including l.Vyear-old Sybil Wolfen-snhn, who ran trnly sock a hall, l.Vyear-old Carol Ann Plug, 17-year-old Judy Mint-, hmillio Paleggo' and Frank Yurman of Rawley delivered extra base blows for the victor. Al Wise of Sperandeo Bros, led the losers with three R.B.I.'s. George Gugllelmo of Flatlands hurled one-hit ball ijfor the final four Innings fori siuie American uivision.

He fanned six. The score by innines: National D'. 0 1110 13 0 11 American -0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 9 rnueriBB Birreiii. srinnun, FienanMI iMueriM Birreka. Buiiman, picnansaf Mouen: cooy, Gullielmo and schnappi, BithiJnv lai Sports Photo VIN ARANEO, ploying manoger of St.

Frances de Chantal, winner of'the National Unlimited Division laurels in the Parade Grounds Baseball League. Araneo has a 10-and-3 mound record. 11. Jk te'j'ors 1 I -yT). i overtheVans George a ndj Charles DeCrezenzo got two hits each, while brother Fred hurled the win: The standings: OBAsanoma division W.

L. Laurels 9 4 Nathana St. Barnadetta'a Barons Lanosrs 4 S'Oambrs Majori 4 lO'CrclonM Oimbyi 3 lliPanthetl Ktni 7Van The scores by innings: CRASSHOrrlB DIVISION w. 7 10 7 7 3 10 W. El Red Winn 3444 1 00 IS IS 0 ll.Mrs 000 1 1 00 3 5 1 Batteries Drazan and Zaltchick; Battai Ha and Panarlft.o.

R. N. I rwd.lnn 13 inn 3 0 0 17 13 0 Laurela 0 0 0 10 14 3 Batteries Drazan and $ailchiek; Forneae. Oliarai ana Marwi. Majori Si.

Bernadst'e't -j i 0 i -3 a i t- Batieriea Battai la and rananello. and reols. lanceri 0 0 3 0 0 0 03 9 Gsmbrs 1903 001 9 10 1 Batltrlai Palermo, TanU snd Salfla; BacOaro and ramoaneja. (NLIMITED DIVISION Vana 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 9 1 Gamtm 0 0 1 1 3 0 10 9 9 3 Battenta Deltlna snd BoaotUi; Dt CrReruo, Stunners and DeBuatMa. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS NATIONAL LCAGl'B arearltih AB ft II ret Wtm 111 434 93 113 .393 m'HI'1.

St. Unit 114 443 07 ISO .39 Mnller. M. Yk 113 40 9T 154 .339 Sch tut, 114 4j 97 101 .333 Moon 8t Louli 113 485 97 100 .330 AMEBICA LEAGU Player and Clu Pet. Norn, Tart 95 121 4S lit .345 Mmoao.

Chleaso 117 42 91 140 329 A. 11a Clmand 104 410 92 133 324 Poi. Chlcato 119 401 155 .322 Abrami. tlmore 79 289 45 91 315 HONE BIS Mar, Glanla. 37; Blil- 7ekl.

Kediett. 35: Sauer, Cuba. Mathews, Braves, 32; Hods, Dadier, Uiialal. rarctmatx 31 RI NS BATTED IN Munlal. Cardinalt, 109, SaUfr.

Dadcars, 99; Door. 94: Rndiea, Dodfcra, 94; Kiuazewakl, Bed-; let. 92. SIM Maalle, Taakaee, 19; rardlrals. 97: SalSar, Dodfert, 93: Mlnoao, Wnlla aol, 92: Poi.

Whl'a Bo. 99 HITS Bchoendwtut, Cardinals. 191 Moon Cardina.s, ISO; Pox White 601. 1 SB. elter.

OUMa, 154; gaMee, Dodsert, 113. PITCHING Aateaelh, r.laatl. 17-3, Poller. Indiana. 11-2, 933; Conns-1 sra.

White l. 14-3. 914: Crlai 19-4, .99 Bomlds, Tsakaoa, 19-1, .749 1 in interest generally, all oagainst Agnes McKenna. et Deaf whose names and places of residenreifendanta. Cornman.

Plaintiff re unknown, and cannot after due Attorney. 16 Court Street. Brooklyn. diligence he ascertained: and to New York. Pursuant to ludgment KATHLEEN ROSBOTHAM PEA- dated 37 t9V I will sell at null.

TRICE ROSBOTHAM. ELIZABETH 'lie auction In Room 305Q of the Mu-FERRIS: SEND GREETING: Inieipal Building at Court and Jnrale- WHEREAS. HTM AN WANK. Pub- mon Streets. Brooklyn.

New York on lie Administrator. Kings County, with I Augnt 24, 1954 at 12 o'clock noon, an office In the Municipal Building, by John J. Cunningham. Auctioneer. Borough of Brooklyn.

City of New: the premises directed by said judg-York. has presented his account as ment to be sold, to wit All those lots Administrator of WILLIAM R. ROS-jln Brooklyn. New York, designated BOTHAM. deceased, lately residinglon the Tax Map of the Borough of at No.

285 Cumberland Street. In theiBrooklyn a follows: Par. 1 Sec. 22 Borourh of Brooklyn. County of, Block 7475.

Lot 72. as said map was Kings. Cltv and State of New York, on Nov. 10. 1941: Par.

2 Sec. 22. and a petition pravlng that his ac- Block 7475. Lot 61. as said map was count msv he ludiclally settled: on Nov.

10. 1941; Par. 3 Sec-. 23 NOW THEREFORE vou and each Rl nek 7903 Lot 1 a. said man wis MORE MORE MORE CARS TO CHOQSE FROM MORE AUTO ADS APPEARED IN THE BROOKLYN EAGLE DURING 1953 THAN IN ANY OTHER NEW YORK CITY NEWSPAPER or vou are nerenv ritea to snow cause, before our Surrogate's Court of the County of to he held in Court' on Mav 11 1942 Room at the Hall of Record.

In the Block 7691 Lot 14. jCounty of nn the 11th dav of on Nov, 10. 1941: September. 1954. dt 9:30 o'c-lork in th Rlork 7691.

Lot It. forenoon, why such settlement should on Nov. 10. 1941: inot be had IBIork 7891. Loi 15.

AUTOMOTIVE YEAR EAGLE N. V. Time9 Mirror Journal-Amtricejn N. Y. Pert Herald Trrbiinti Sun IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we on Ms' 10 11146; have caused the Seal of our! Block 7891.

Lot 17. said Surrogate's Court to Nov. 10. 1911: hereunto affixed. 'Block 8494 Lot 5 (Seal) WITNESS Hon.

E. IVAN RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate of our said Counlv at the Bor nugh of Brook vn in the said Countv the 23rd day of 10.54. A4RON I. SOURCE: Advertising Lineogj Service, New York City MORI ADS MORI READERS MORI RESULTS Clerk of tha Surrogate's Court 9u3-4tTul JOSEPH P.

IMPERATO Referee 9u3-tTuWl.