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May 25, 1974 Paterson News t7 1 A Night To Remember For College Stars if Last week at Shea Stadium before they were honored at the Metropolitan College Baseball Conference All-Star Dinner, the two Fairleigh Dickinson University players mingled on the field with the New York Mets while they were taking batting practice for their game with the Chicago Cubs. heart was beating so fast that I thought it was to fall out of my chest," said Turco, the Knights' senior pitcher. "It was really great to talk with the Mets. They were just so nice to us. Jerry Koosman took the time to answer any questions I had about baseball.

It's an experience I am going to never forget." In addition to Koosman, Turco and Mandelkern chat draft on June 5-6 and I am hopeful that I am going to be picked. It's been my dream for as long as I can remember to play in the pros and I am just praying I get the chance." The 1974 Metropolitan Conference All-Star Team: Pitchori Fran Hirschy, Junior. Long Wand University. 5-1 i Lou Turco. Mttor, ralrllh DlcktaMa University, S-Oi Jell Altwrt.

sjopho. mort, C. W. Foil. Catcher Andy Mndelkrn.

)unl-, Fairleigh Dickinson, 383. Catcher Ricky Cerone, sophomor. Seton Hall, .370. IB Jim Forbes, (ophomor, WM-ner, .300. IB Ed Blankmyr, opbotMM.

Seton HaU. .475. SS Mauro Chltl. Jnulnor, W. Post.

.41. 3B Stu Creensteui. sophomore, C. W. Post.

.37. Utility Infielder Nick ShymaMkl, Wagner, junior, .414. Outfield Ted ScbowhMU, Junior, Seton Hall. .472 Jack lmetta, ftwh-man, Lorur Island Undvrlty. Jim Frey, senior, looa, Tom Walraven, (ophomor.

Manhattan. .339. hit junior outfielder Ted Schonehaus, who batted .472 and sophomore second baseman Ed Blankmeyer, who was the league batting champion with a ,475 average. C.W. Post and Long Island University each landed three men on the team.

Post's selections were pitcher Jeff Albert, shortstop Mauro Chiti and third baseman Stu Greenstein. LIU's choices were Fran Hirschy, who was voted the Most Valuable Pitcher because of his 5-1 record and 1.33 earned run average; outfielder Jack In-zetta and Vin D'Esposito, who was named ths AU-Star designated hitter with a .276 average. The rest of the squad includes Wagner's Jim Forbes ted with Met pitchers Ray Sadecki, Bob Miller and catcher Duffy Dyer. "It was the first time I was ever on the field in a major league park," said Mandelkern, a junior catcher. "It looks much bigger down there then when you are up in the stands.

Someday, I hope to make it back to Shea as a player myself." Turco, who had a 5-0 record in the league and Mandelkern, who hit .385 in 16 Met contests, were FDU's two representatives on the All-Star squad. Seton Hall, which captured the Met Conference championship with a 14-2 record, placed three men on the club. They were sophomore catcher Ricky Cerone, who JERRY KOOSMAN mm 'A DAVE STERN mm BELTED SILVERTOWN BLACKWALL SIZES C78-14, E78-14, F78-14, F78-15 24 95 PLUS FED. EX. TAX OF 2.17 3.SI PER TIRE TO i 4 ply nylon U6rmf SUPER -X-ovjr 41, SIZE 700-13 Lf0f Plus Fed.

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Now that the FDU season Is completed both Turco amlJWandeikern will be playing for the Teaneck Blues in the Metropolitan League. "These next few weeks are going to be pure agony for me," Turco concluded. "The major leagues have their free agent baseball SILVERTOWN Polyester Whirewall 1C95 I Plui Fed. Ix. Tax Of 1.85 To 2.24 Per Tiro BELTED SILVERTOWN BLEMISH BLACKWALL SIZE 67S15 1Q9 5 I plu rd' Ix Tax Of 2.74 SILVERTOWN BELT WIDE WHITE STRIPE SIZES 17014, F7014 24 95 Plus Fed.

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Tax Of 3.44 To 3.62 Per Tiro Most U.S. Cars BANKAMERICARD PATERSON and LOU TURCO be played on Monday with the championships June 1st at 1 p.m. Serving on the tournament committee are Tom Delia Torre, director of athletics at Hackensack plus baseball coaches Dave Seddon, Howard Behnke, Richard narelil and Bill Shaw. Alice Shriver Clicks WAYNE Alice Shriver fired a 107 to win low gross honors and Peggy Coyle carded a net 83 to take low net laurels in a tournament sponsored by the Packanack Lake women golfers at the Packanack Lake GC, here Thursday. Adrian McManus had the second low net of 85.

a Vnn. It was a thrill that Lou Turco and Andy MandelkernX will long remember. ft Lincoln Captures Crown HAWTHORNE Winning five individual events and two relays, Lincoln School amassed 74 points to win the 14th annual Hawthorne Elementary School Junior Olympic Track Meet at Allison N. King Field, here. Roosevelt School, with four individual and one relay winner was second with 59 points, edging Jefferson School which had six individual winners for 52 points.

Washington School, with four winners was fourth with 43 'i points, while Franklin, with one winner, placed fifth with 33 points. The summary: I.INCOLV Tt. ROOSEVKI.T S8'4. JKFKERKON WASHINGTON 43Vi. FRANKLIN.

50 (Girls. 5th Grade) Kelley Ho-Maio, Jcllersnn; (6th Grade) Kathy Green, Boowvelti (7th Grade) Sandy VanDyk. Lincoln; (8th Grade) KIIcti Sylvestrl, Lincoln. 50 (Boys, 51 Grade) Alan Ryan, Washington; (Bth Grade) Mill Piu-ienskv, Wathington; (7th Grade) Gus Schell. Lincoln; (8lh Grade) David White.

Roosevelt. 100 (Girls. 5th Grade) Laura Van DerEems. Jefferson' (ith Grade) I. aura Trautleln.

Jefferson; (7th Grade) Terrv Dembeck. Lincoln; (8th Grade) Kathy Durborow, Franklin 100 (Boys, 5th Grade)-Paul El-wood. Jefferson; (6th Grade) Ishmail Abayhan, Washington; (7th Grade) Horn Steed, Roosevelt; (Bth Grade) Joe Germano. Lincoln. LONG JUMP (Girls.

Junior) Denvce Hill. Washington. LONG JUMP (Boys. Junior) Jim Fnv, Jefferson. LONG JUMP (Girls.

Senior) Laura Alexander. Jefferson. LONG JUMP (Boys, Senior) Scott Titmas. Roosevelt. RELAY (Girls.

Junior) Roosevelt Spoelstra, Mlus. Leonard). RELAY (Boys, Junior) Washington (Barkenbush, Phillips, Woods, Mantos). RELAY (GIRLS, Senior) Lincoln (Carafello, Donahue, DeGroot, Maybe). RELAY (Boys, Senior) Lincoln (Giosa, Vassallo, Inserra.

DeGroot). Butler's Giles Will Direct Cage School WEST MILFORD Marge Giles, one of New Jersey's top women's basketball coaches, has been named to the coaching staff of the Pioneer Invitation Basketball School to be held here at the Diocese of.Paterson's Catholic Youth Organization Camp this summer, it has been announced by Joe Ward, executive director of the CYO. Miss Giles, head basketball coach at Butler High School, will conduct a one-week Invitation Basketball School from Aug. 5-9 for girls. A graduate of Butler High School, Miss Giles has a wide background in a number of women's sports including basketball, tennis, field hockey, softball and gymnastics.

In addition to Butler, Miss Giles has taught and coached at Suffolk High School Frank W. Cox High School (Virginia Beach, Va.) and Pequannock High School. In her two years as head basketball coach at Butler, Miss Giles has led the Bulldogs to two straight undefeated Skyline Conference regular season marks and a 34-7 overall record. In 1973, the Bulldogs won the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association, Section Two championship. 'Pompton Plans To Fete Getty POMPTON LAKES Charlie Getty, a football, wrestling and shot put star at Pompton Lakes High School before going on to Penn State where he was voted All-American in football and wrestling, will be honored June 10 at 6:30 p.m.

Getty, who has completed his collegiate career and has been signed to a four-year contract with the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Football League, will be feted at the ninth annual Spring Sports Award Dinner, which is co-sponsored by the Pompton Lakes High School Varsity Club and Pompton Lakes Rotary Club. The banquet will be held at Schindler's Restaurant, Quality Hotel, Route 23, Pequannock. Joe Paterno, head football coach at Penn Stale, will be the featured speaker. Tickets may be purchased from Paul Kelley, athletic director at Pompton Lakes High School. Bengals Ink Pair CINCINNATI (UPI) The Cincinnati Bengals announced Friday they had signed cornerback Lemar Parrish and wide receiver Charlie Joiner to multi-year contracts.

Terms of the agreements were not announced. WHITEWALL SIZES C78-14, E78-14, F78-14, F78-15 26 95 pius fed- ex- 2.58 PER TIRE SIZES G78-14, H78-15 30 95 pius rED- ex- ma ur i.oi 2.97 PER TIRE He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother HACKENSACK Having four sets of brothers on his team isn't the least bit confusing for Howie Shaw, the head manager of the Hackensack B.B.C., one of the three new entries in the Metropolitan League this season. "I have known most of the kids on my team since they were eight years old," said Shaw, who is beginning his 15th year as a manager and coach in amateur baseball. "Sixteen of the 22 guys on my team are from Hackensack, so I have coached practically all of them at some different level. As you can see, I have no trouble telling the brothers apart." Shaw has known two of the brothers for all of their lives.

They are his sons, Howie who is Hackensack's leftfielder and Mickey, the club's rightfielder. The other brother acts are Lou D'Arminio, the designated hitter and Tom D'Arminio, the second baseman and the Romans, Joe, a shortstop and Gene, an infielder. Last, but not least, are the Cafones, Pete and Paul, who are twins. Pete is a third baseman and pitcher, while Paul can play in the infield or outfield. "They really don't look that much alike even though they are twins," said Shaw with a smile.

"Paul is a little smaller, so it is not hard to tell the difference." Shaw's team made a successful entry into the Met League last Sunday with a 2-1 come-from-behind triumph over Moonachie. Two of the brothers played key parts in the victory. Mickey Shaw, a star at Fairleigh Dickinson University this spring, doubled in the middle of a two-run rally in the seventh inning and later scored the winning run on a steal of home. Lou D'Arminio singled home Hackensack's first run of the game. "That was a great way for us to open up," said Shaw, whose team will visit Emerson-Westwood Sunday, at 7:30 at Westvale Park.

"I honestly believe if we can get some pitching, we will be heard from this year. "We can field and hit with any of the clubs in the league," he added. "Our main concern right now is that we only have two starting pitchers, Larry Gordon, who worked against Moonachie and Pete Cafone." Twelve members of Shaw's Met League team played for him last year on Hackensack's club in the Stan Musial League. "I invited all the kids on the Musial team to come play with us this year," said Shaw who was the manager of Hackensack's 1971 Connie Mack squad which qualified for the National World Series in' New Mexico. "But a few of them didn't feel they could make the jump up to the Met League.

"Joining the Met League has been the culmination of a long dream for me," he explained. "I have been fighting for a long time to bring a semi pro team to- Hackensack so the kids from the town wouldn't have to go anyplace else to play. "We have the youngest team in the Met League because I don't go to the other towns to recruit players. The oldest member of our team is 24 years old and the youngest is only 19. But that's fine with me, because that's the way I wanted it from the beginning.

The most Important thing to me is that the local kids are getting a chance to play." Shaw hopes Hackensack can play .500 ball this summer. "If we can accomplish that, I would be extremely Jiappy," the coach concluded. 'My real objective is to be competitive. I wouldn't really be too upset if we lost our next 39 games, 1-0. I just don't want to start losing 18-4 and 15-2.

"If we do okay I think we can start drawing people our home games at Foschini Park. "A successful semi pro team can really mean a lot to a town." Metropolitan League Schedule Sunday Teaneck at Valley Highlanders, Recreation Park, Allendale Hackensack at Emerson-Westwood, Westvale Park, West wood, 7:30 p.m. Moonachie at Clifton, Nash Park. Englewood at Wayne, Wayne Hills High School Field. Clarkstowh at Elmwood Park, Boro Field.

Memorial Day Clarkstown at Emerson-Westwood, Westvale Park, Westwood, 7:30 p.m. Valley Highlanders at Clifton, Nash Park. Ridgefield at Wayne, Wayne Valley High School Field. Elmwood Park at Hackensack, Foschini Park. Teaneck at Englewood, Mackay Park.

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while the last contest in the first round will match Becton Regional (East Rutherford) against row Wilson, of Clifton, at 5:30 p.m. The semifinal round will DAVE SimM TIGIES BLVD. MON. THRU FRI..