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THE TIMES RECORD, TROY, N. MONDAY EVENING, MAY 1947. i BY JOE REtCBTLKB Associated Press Sports Writer It-began 1 to look today like wise Sam Bread on, president of the Louis Cardinals, had been read- Ing up on Redbird pennant history he made that Harry Walker for Ron Northey deal with the Philadelphia Phillies Saturday. If he did thumb through the baseball record books he probably discovered that nearly every year Cards won a flag, they were juded by a refugee from Philadelphia who had joined the club earlier in the season. Northey, a hard-hitting outfielder, made a brilliant deb'ut yesterday ivhen he slugged two home runs and a single and batted in four runs to lead the Cards to a victory in the second game of a doubleheader with the Braves at Boston.

Nortehy's big bat plus powerful shutout pitching by Harry (The Cat) Brecheen, 1946 World Series- hero, was chiefly responsible for the snapping of a nine- game losing streak by the Cards. Braves had hung the ninth straight defeat on the Redbirds by coming from behind with a four- run seventh inning to nip them 4-3 in the opener. In the only other National League games, the Phillies clouted Cincinnati twice. 5-3 and 10-5 to TROY HIGH TRACKMEN CAPTURES HONORS IN SCHENECTADY MEET Five Troy High School trackmen copped places in the first novice and open track meet at Union College 'conducted Saturday by the Schenectady Board of Education and-sanctioned by the State Public High School Athletic Association. In the open 300-yard dash.

Charles J. littorin of Troy copped second place in the finals after winning the first heat. In the open 100-yard dash, Bob "7 3 i ilu Millhouse of Troy and John Trotter were third and fourth, respectively. In the open, 1000-yard event, James Coles placed fourth. Elmira UP-The Elmira Pioneers sweeping both games of Bill Barrett Clings To Top Bowling Spot Philadelphia RosS'place with a 617 total.

However, Insurance Club retained a 22-point Buffalo's Ralph Marranca retained first with 625. Ed was edge today in the eastern division! championships of the Knights of Columbus National Bowling Association silver jubilee tournament. The New Yorkers had a total of Bowing contests double victory moved the home club to a .500 percentage in the league standings with three wins and three defeats. sing second in the first heat. Rensselaer Polytechnic President Tommv Richard- dump the Reds into seventh place while taking over fifth themselves.

Bobby Feller discovered that he can't work with only one day's rest The great Cleveland righthander, who last Friday Wanked the Boston Red Sox with only one hit, was rushed in by Manager Lou Boudreau to protect a one-run lead in the seventh inn- Ing against Washington. But the Isats climbed all over him for four runs to win 6-3 and hung a defeat on Feller. They! also ended Bob's of 29 consecutive scoreless innings. The second game of the doubleheader at Cleveland was postponed because of rain. The Chicago White Sox increased their American lead to a game and a.

half by -winning two squeakers from the Philadelphia' Athletics Athletics 8-7 and 1-0. Showing a semblance of their '46 form, the Red Sox swept a doubleheader from the Browns at St Louis. 3-2 and 8-1. Tommy Fine, 29- year-old Texas rookie, pitched five hit ball to win his first major league game in the nightcap. Bobby Doerr, with a double and two-run homer accounted for all Boston's runs in the opener.

He scored on two fly balls. Detroit and the New York Yankees played a 2-2 tie at Briggs' Stadium, in a game ended by rain at the end of six innings. Hal Newhouser was leading 2-1 when Joe DIMaggio' belted for a double tying run on a single by Snuffy Rain washed out the scheduled contests between Chicago and New Tork at the Polo Grounds and Pittsburg and Brooklyn at Ebbets Field. A busy week has been lined up for Junior Baseball League. The -which begins today, with these games: Northern section St.

Peter's vs. St, Today at 4:15, Augustine's at this summer and according tc the glove grapevine it may be a title- clearing bout against Bob ont- gomery, the Philadelphian who holds New York-Pennsylvania rec- ognization as the 135-pound champion. Zale, already slated to oppose Rocky Grazianno in a title fight in Jhica'go, July 16, will meet Cliff Beckett of Sudbury, Ont, in a non- title ten at Youngston, Thursday night. Norman Rubio, Albany weight, meets Henry Jordan, Troy vs. St.

Augustine's at Canal Yo rk, Tuesday at New York's Avenue; Saturday at 10 a.m. St. ring, while Vinnie Vines, Paul's vs. St. Peter's at CCHS Schenectady, battles Bobby Castro.

CCHS; tomorrow, at 4:15, St. Paul's vs. St. Frencis at CCHS Field; Wednesday, at 4:15, Our Lady of Victory vs. Sacred Heart at Kinloch Park; Thursday at 4:15 St.

Peter's vs. Mt. Carrnel, Waterv.liet, at- CCHS Field and St. 15th consecutive dual meet victory by swamping the University of Rochester, to taking 11 of 14 first places. It has been three seasons since Coach Henry Kumpf 's runners and field events men have tasted defeat.

Although he was nipped a half- inch in the broad jump at 21 feet, seven inches, Francis Lound of Oscoda, again was the big noise for the tracksters as he led a tight parade of R.P.I, men to the tape in the 100-yard dash with Ben Marshall and Dick Sherman chasing him home. Sherman also won the 220 low hurdles and Marshall copped the 220 dash in 0:23.7 to account for nine points. John Bundschuh raced the quar- tei in 0:51.3 for first place while Jack Eielman grabbed a second in the half mile, one of the few events taken by Rochester. "Clip" Clapp and John Burdick ran one-two for the Engineers in the mile and Jimmy Robinson continued his winning ways in the two-mile, coming from behind on the last lap. "Red" Precious copped the 120- yard high hurdles for the Engineers.

Harry (Tiny) Neugold, football improved tremendously over ast week's form to annex the shot Dut for the Kumpfers, while -the discus resulted in a clean sweep for R.P.I, with Nicolla, Grimaldi and Holub in front. Rochester grabbed the javelin but Bob Ruete did-11 feet to win the pole vault. The tracksters begin a series of home, meets this Saturday with Ithaca College as opponent, by Williams, Union and ihamplain. while Campagna Grocers, Buffalo, held down the second spot with 2,673. Thirteen points behind in third place was Holmesburg Council, Philadelphia.

In the individual play, Ken Craig of Altoona, rolled into fourth second with 624 and Joe Garalola, Schenectady, third with 618. I Bill Barrett of Troy clung to.the top spot in all-events with a 1,739 total. Jim Zientik, Utica, was second with 1,721 and Charles Eich, Buffalo, third: with 1,701. Deadlocked for the lead in two- man division play were the P. Reilly-P.

Kostoaraki, Oswego, and N. Tomausla-J. Defiglia, Buffalo combinations, Third was C. each with 1,175. Haberman-C.

IflTWYUTIIKMIHTV HUIIUI1 New York Lightweight Champion Ike Williams and Middleweight King Tony Zale who are tuning up for title bouts this summer feature a heavy national boxing program this week. The hard-hitting Williams 1 on rugged Ralph Zanelli of Providence, R. in an over-the-w-eight ten rounder at the Boston Garden Friday night. The Trenton, N. J.

Negro plans to defend his crownicame home with the winning run. The games were featured by some brilliant fielding plays especially in the outfield, where Mazgay and Majorki made sparkling catches. Joe Aliperto, Albany shortstop, had a bad day, however, and established some kind of a record by booting his first six fielding chances without an assist or a putout in between. Mike Rolla gained the decision over Russ Needham in the opener for his first victory of the season due largely to some great fielding support and some inopportune boots by Albany. Two Huns In First.

Elmira scored two runs in the first inning of the opener. Bachman was safe on Aliperto's first error, Lutz doubled him to third and Majorki scored him with a drive into right with Lutz moving to third from where he scored a minute later when Sabatella missed May's throw on Wood's hot grounder. Albany tallied its lone run of the game in the second as Mazgay doubled and came all the way home when McClune made a wild throw on Aliperto's grounder. An error by May at third on Majorka's grounder. Wood's long fly and Aliberto's boot of Ignasiak's grounder gave the Pioneers their third run in the fifth and they tallied their finale in the sixth when McClung reached first on Aliperto's bobble.

Moved to second on Baich's secrifice and went to third when Aliperto erred on Rolla's grounder and scored on infield grounder. Sensational Eighth. A sensational backhand stop by Bachmann of Mayhew's sizzling grounder that was turned into a double play after Sabatella had walked with none out in the eighth blasted the Senators' last chance to get back in the ball game. Albany contributed to what turned out to be a deciding run in the second game that saw George Stohs gain the victory a relief role with Sal Cuttitta charged with the loss after both Christensen and Rushe had seen action for the Senators. Bob Doyle, who started for the Pioneers, was removed when he developed a streak of wildnesa in the sixth.

Automatic Triple. Elmira scored in the first when Brevold threw his glove at the ball and stopped it on Wood's grounder over second after Majorki had walked. The play went as an automatic triple for Wood with Majorki wnvpfl hnme frnm first. Thf pioneers scored again in the fourth when Sertich singled, Schuktz walked and Bach'man singled with May making a wild throw in a rundown play to admit Sertich after he had been trapped between third and the plate. Doyle walked Ganss and Mazgay to start the sixth, then Henry bunted against Stohs and Aliperto's single brought in both runs to tie the score.

Ignaskiak walked to start the seventh for Elmira, McClung flied out. then Sertich hit one against the left field barrier and Ignasiak Buffalo, with 1,152. Eich, Roily Graff's superb relief pitch- inb enabled Rensselaer Poly's baseball team to even its season record at 2-2 Saturday at Northfield, Vt, by trimming Norwich, 9-4. With the Engineers leading, 5-4, and none out in the fourth, Graff replaced starter Bob Terhune who allowed all six Norwich hits, two in that frame. Graff struck out the side, gave up no hits in six full innings and set down ten batters on strikes before the finish.

R.P.I. banged out four' runs in the first frame on two hits and three bases on balls, wildness of Norwich hurlers costing heavily all the way through. Tom McCombs' single chased home the winning run the fourth and the Engineers added three "insurance" markers in the fifth. R.P.I, plays host to Rochester on Wednesday at 4:15 p.m. at Hawkins Stadium and meets Siena on the same diamond on Saturday.

Summary: I NORWICH a a a a McC'bs 2b 5 1 2 0 0 Lieb'd 2b 3 0 0 3 2 KlnTll ss 3 1 0 2 1 Harw'd 3b. 1 1 0 0 0 Lauzon cf 4 1 1 2 0 3awT cf-p 4 1 1 1 0 Gaieskl 3b 3 2 2 0 2 Mel'dy 4 0 112 0 Secrest 3 2 1 15 0 Bou'er McL'lin If 1 0 0 0 0 rf O'Br'n Ib Ca'r rf-lf Ter'ne Fri'r rf-5s 4 0 2 1 0 Simeone cf 1 Beige 2 0 0 0 0 0 aFlumer Bates 0 0 0 1 0 Graft 2 0 0 0 0 Sclione Ib 0 0 9 0 0 Totals 34. 9 10 27 4 Totals 4 0 0 1 0 4 2 2 1 0 Colo "If 4 1 1 2 0 3 0 0 2 0 Murp'y. Ib 4 1 2 6 0 2 0 0 0 1 Bell'er 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 a--Batted, for Simeone R. P.

I. Norwich 32 4 27 4 9th. 400 131 000--9 220 000 000--4 in O'Brien. Colo, Sawyer. RBI Secrest.

O'Brien, McLaughlin. McComber 2. Graff, Sawyer, Melendy, Jiurphy. Friesner. 2B Murphy 2.

Colo. 3B Sawyer. RPI 12, Norwich 6. BB Off Terhune 2, Graff 1. Bellemeur 9.

Sawyer 3. Hits -Off Terhune 6 In 3, Graff 0 in 6. Belle- 6 in 4 1-3, Sawyer 4 in 4 2-3. SO-Terhune 2, Graff 10, Bellemeur 4, Sawyer 5. Winner Graff.

Loser-- Bellemeaur. It would be difficult to convince the slim crowd of 400 who turned out for Saturday's World Professional Tennis League finals at thfc armory that anyone but Frankie Kovacs of Oakland, is the nation's No. 1 racquet swinger on current form. While Kovacs' winning doubles partner, Bobby Rigga is holder of the pro crown, the web-footed champion defaulted in the singles first round and sat it out as Kovacs chalked up his third consecutive Tennis League tourney triumph. Kovacs' victory in the finals came at expense of sleepy-eyed Welby VanHorn of Fountain' City, 8-10, 6-2, 6-2.

Big Frankie needed a set to get his terrific forehand and backhand shots under complete control, but once he found the range, VanHorn could have packed his racquet and gone back to Tennessee. The final scores were indicative of the power and finesse in Kovacs' mighty right arm and" he impressed the gallery by his amazing court covering ability, deft touch on drop shots and variety in addition to sheer could get to the net, of services power. When he VanHorn angled off several winners and his forehand produced points but Kovacs had things under control after the initial set, breaking Welby's service when he really wanted a game. Fine Doubles, The doubles produced the tournament's finest and fastest tennis with Kovacs and Riggs overpowering VanHorn and Wayne Sabin of Reno, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. If was in this match that Kovacs demonstrated his superiority to Riggs, who ran like a scared rabbit despite reports of an injured foot.

All four finalists spanked the ball with severity off the green canvas floor, but Kovacs had the losers shaking their heads by the sheer brilliance of his net game as well as his bullet returns of service. Kovacs-Riggs broke Van Horn's service in the match's first game, HID ADO ITINtQ I HIILR I I I I I the set, 6-4. Both Riggs and Ko- A'. steady week-end downpour vacs saw service-upset in the forced all area baseball teams to Horn-Sabin postpone games which had been slated, with three of the proposed tests being opening tilts at Geer Field, Prospect and Lansing Parks. With the Troy Amateur League opening day only a.

week away, all FIVE-MAN TH IN CLASS CITY BOWLEVG LEADERS. Old Reliable, Empire 3054 Home Maintenance (N.E.Bus) 3036 Waterford Meth. (Church) 3030 Swatling Paint (DeM. AJU 3013 Princeton (Tullye) 2991 Notre Dame Tullyg) 2984 Gloeckners (Clossons) 2976 Lightning (Behr-Manning) 2972 Bendix Prod. 2970 Sullivan-McGrath (DeMento) 2954 Sports (DeMento) 2941 Weekend bowling in the 12th annual tournament of the Troy City Bowling Association resulted in several changes in the five-man standings -with three new teams-getting in the 3,000 class although none topped the Old Reliable's 3054.

Home Maintenance, with 3036 and Waterford Methodist with 3030, went into second and third places Saturday -night. In last night's pinning, Swatlings of the DeMento A-A. had 2746-277-3013, to gain fourth place, with Artjg TWO AREA MEN SHARE HONORS IN VAN SCHAICK MEET Maurice Vergon and Lou Forgett were co-winners of the handicap tournament runoff yesterday at Van Schaick Island Country Club, Cohoes, under the supervision of Johnny Gaucas, new pro. Vergoni fired an 80 with a 7 handicap for a 73 net score, while Forgett had an 81 with an 8 for the tie. Other scores listed in the competition, which was limietd by the inclement weather, were: Fred Murray 83-7-76; Charles West 102- Sal Team champions of three YMCA Industrial Athletic Association Bowling Leagues along with high individaul honors were announced Saturday night by Ed Oakley, JL A.

A. bowling chairman nnd "Skipper" Jackson, YMCA Industrial secretary. The Mt. Ida Mill of Manning 25-77; Howard Allen 87-7-80; Sal Paper Compan nner of the Pusatere 101-20-81; Herb Grepatin 120-30-90; Gil Daigneault 83-8-75. Van Schaick Island will be the scene of the opening competition of the Northeastern New York Gof Association on May 14.

Antlers Golf Club at Amsterdam has been chosen for the North eastern New York PGA qualifying play for the National PGA tourney with 36-hols rounds on May 19 it tras announced yesterday. Frament hitting 215-613 and John Citiek 232-605. Sullivan-McGrath scored 2954 for tenth position, while Benson's hit 2941, largely on the work of John McGrath who came through with a big 257 single and 633 triple. Jim SLOW of the Foley'a had 227-619 and his team 2818-90--2908. Tom Thorns, defending champion in the allevents, began.to show his age in the (ingles and doubles, roll- P.

Rodney F. Block G. Choppy 7 O'Clock Shift. StJLUtVAJr-McGKAW (DeMento A.A.) 189 213 202 163 221 168. 178 180 171 153 150 203 161 165 158 C.

Senical Totals Handicap Total BENSON SPORT STORE (DeMento A.A.) 552 583 504 537 479 943 995 837 2675 279 2954 J. McGrath G. D'Allaird R. Trombley ing 209-570 in the former and 204- T. Del Rea 538 in the, latter, with- Schoon- F.

Lockwood maker "holding him up" in 219-572. Best singles score was Eli Pea-j cock's 210-656. putting him well up; among the leaders as he used an I Total 195 121 169 162 179 257 158 167 162 157 181 172 188 201 149 633 451 524 525 475 Totals Handicap 826 901 891 2618 323 2941 87-pin handicap for that triple. Scores: Kirkner Peacock Tague Morris Furdyna Marchand Schoonmaker 30 Thorns Johnstone Hartnagle Singles. Heap.

78 152 188 174 206 181 139 159 182 125 87 81 36 33 22.1 210 178 174 162 195 182 209 175 177 Furdyna Marchand Handicap Totals Kirkner Peacock Handicap Total A. Cicchinelli R. Hart Handicap Total Schoonmaker Thorns 6 78 45 172 Doubles. 157 196 152 190 170 171 144 128 196 175 204 173 167 192 200 196 621 656 577 544 572 551 575 570 545 586 553 538 75 loop managers have booked a teams will play a single game here at p.m. today.

First Game ALBANY ELVIRA a a a May 3t. 2 0 1 1 6 Bach'n B'volcl 2b, 4 0 1 4 2 lAitz If, Beard rf. 3 0 1 1 0 M'jorki cf, Turner r. 4 0 0 .1 1 Wood rf. M'piy If.

4 1 2 3 0 Ic'siak Ib. Henry cf. 3 (1 0 3 Scrmltz A i fs RCurnanu 0 0 0 McTnc 3b. Baich Our Lady of Victory vs. St.

Francis at Prospect St. Sacred Heart at Los Angeles, on Friday at Hollywood. Pa'tella Ih 2 0 1 Holla p. N'Ham p. 2 0 0 1 1 cMayhew 1 0 0 0 0 Cut'ta 0 0 0 0 0 4 i -f 4 1 2 3 0 4 1 2 3 0 4 0 0 3 0 4 0 1 9 3 0 fl 3 4 1 0 1 2 3 0 0 4 1 4 0 0 0 1 Totals 3015 21 11 Totals 3 4 4 5 2 7 1 3 a--Grounded out for Alpirto In ninth, ti--Grounded out for Sabaiella.

In Eighth, c--Grounded out for Keedham In eijrhth. Albany 010 000 000--1 Elmlra 200 i OOx--I MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By the Associated Press. National League. Batting--Walker, Brooklyn, Pittsburg, .426. Augustine's vs.

Kinloch Park. Games to be played in the Southern Section: Today at 4:15, St. Patrick's vs. St. Joseph's at Canal Avenue; tomorrow at 4:15, Mount Carmel vs.

Si. Anthony's at Water- Tliet High: Wednesday, 4:15, St. Patrick's Watervliet St. Mary's at Prospect Park; "at, 4:15, St. Peter's Mount Carmel at CCHS Field; Saturday at 10 a.m.i Guslme EL Joseph's vs.

St. Augustine's at I Runs Pittsburg, and Canal Avenue; St. Patrick's, Troy, i Wr yostek, Philadelphia, 13. VS. Mount Carmel at Watervliet! Rllns Batted In--Mize, New York, High; St.

Patrick's, Watervliet 1 4 Wal5 Brooklyn, and Miller, Bt Joseph's at Canal Avenue, at 2 Cir cinnati 13 I p.m., St. Anthony's vs. St Mary's! Hit s--Gustine, Pittsburg, and at Prospect Park. Baumholtz, Cincinnati, 23. Doubles Jorgensen.

Brooklyn, Ennis and Wryostek. Philadelphia, and Larnanno, Cincinnati, 6. Triples--Russell. Pittsburg, 2: players tied with 1. Home Runs--Mize.

New York, Miller, Cincinnati. 6. Verban, Phila- i delp'nia. and Adams, Cincinnati. 2.1 Strikeouts Cincin- nati.

24; Leonard. Philadelphia, Pitching Rove. Philadelphia, I 4-0, i.000; Spahn, Boston, 3-0, 1.000.; American League. Batting--Mullin, Detroit, Washington, .413. E--Alii'Crto -I.

May. Sabatclla. McClune. P.BI--Wood. Mnjorki, Icnasiak.

Bachmann. Majorki. Mazgay. 3B--Igan- S-- Baich. DP--Bachman.

Schiiltz and 2: Raich and McClimc. Albany 7. Elmira BB--off Rolla IXceciham 1. SO-- by Rolla 2. Needham 3.

Necoham in 7 innings. Cuttitta in 1. Loser Needham. (Second C.nme.) I ALBANY. ELMIRA.

a 3h 4 0 2 1 Schult7. 2 0 0 0 2 Brv 2h 3 0 0 1 -J'B'chnin 2b 3 0 2 1 0 Buarrt rf 4 0 0 0 0 M'jorki cf 0 1 0 Gar.s.« 2 1 0 3 0 Wood rf 3 0 1 Mnznay If a 1 0 3 0 sLntz rf 1 0 0 0 I) Henry 0 0 0 2 0 Grant If 3 0 1 1 0 ss 3 0 1 1 Icn'sik Ib 3 1 0 7 3 Sb'tla Rushe Ib 2 0 1 7 1 McCInR 3b 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Sertich 4 1 2 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 Doyle 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Stohs 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 HORSE CutJi'ta 0 0 0 1 1 Totals 22 2 6 Totals 25 7 21 9 i--One o'jt -n-hen winning run was scored, x--Fanned for Christensen in 5th. xx--Grounded out for Rushe in 6th. x--Batted for Wood In 7th. ALBANY 000 001 0--2 Eimira 100 100 1--3 E--Aliperto 2.

Christensen. May. RBI-- Aiijverto 2. Sertich. 2B--Sabatella, Sertich.

Majorki. Henry. Bachman. Brovold. DP-i Pabatella; May arc! Aliperio.

I A I a Elmira 13. DP--Christcn- fen 4. p.i:-.ie Ooyie 6. Ctittitta 3, Stohs II. SO Bv Cr.rister.fen 1.

Doyle 3. Rustic SloS jsen. 6 in 4 innings: Rushe. 1 In 1, Doyle. 2 'none ntit la Stohs.

2 in 1 Winner--Stohs. Loser UMPIRES TO MEET TONIGHT AT Y.M.C.A. A meeting of the District Um- T-I-XT piies Association will be held to- Runs-DiMaggio. Boston, and i at a the Troy YMCA. I All high school coaches, man- ajrers of the Trov Amateur Base- heavy week's schedule in order to be up to par for initial tilts.

Following is a schedule for the week in which the Mahar Vets have scheduled, workouts every day at the Watervliet High School diamond: Today. Panthers vs. Negro A. C. at Prospect Park Tomorrow.

St Mary's vs. Shamrocks atPros- pect Park (6). Lansing-burg Royals intra-squadj game at Laureate grounds (6). Games Wednesday. Dwyers intra-squad game at Geer Field.

Cohoes Van Schalcks vs. Sacred Heart of Watervliet at Lansing Park (6). Games Thursday. St. Mary's vs.

Coveneys at Geer Field f.6). i Dwyers vs. Mechanicville at Mechanicville Lansingburg Royals vs. Calhouns at Laureate grounds Games Friday. Mahar Vets vs.

Van Schaicks at Lans.ng Park, Cohoes Games Saturday. St. Mary's vs. Negro A. C.

at Prospect Park (2). Lansingburg Royals intra-squad game at Laureate grounds (2). JUNIORS AT CENTER CLAIM GAME FORFEIT The Italian Community Center Junior softball team claimed a 9-0 forfeit -win over the Ida Street Tigers Saturday morning, when the Tigers failed to put in an appearance for a scheduled game at the Market grounds. Players representing the winners are: Pat Martone, Angelo DeGen- ero, Joe Cavallo. Mickey Visk, Anthony Furciniti, Mimmie Scorsone.

Joseph Taddio, Frank Brignoia. Bill Peicher, Louis Marchese. Dominick Mantello, Pat DiLorenzo and Joe Ciannamea. Mascots for the team are John Moscatello, Patrick Martone and John Botillo. The losing combination, rated one of the best tandems in tennis, broke Riggs in the third game for a 2-1 lead but the champs knocked off four straight games for a 5-2 advantage and ran out the set, 6-3.

A third-place singles "match was won by Sabin over Jack March. The Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE Rizzuto, New York, 12. Batted In--York, Hits--Dillingcr, St. Apy.ng, Chicago, 21. VETERANS' LEAGUE MEETS TOMORROW The Troy Veterans' Softball League will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m.

at the rooms of the South Louis, 25; An examination for prospective i Troy Post, V.F.W., sponsors of the 12; ew YorK, Doerr, Bos-1 hall League, and others Gordon. Cleveland. 11. are i i to attend Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago Boston Philadelphia New York Cincinnati St Louis W. 9 8 8 8 5 3 L.

3 5 6 6 7 10 11 Pet. .750 .615 .583 .583 .500 .417 .412 .214 Yesterday's Results. Boston 4, St. Louis 3. (1st).

St. Louis 9, Boston 0 (2nd). Philadelphia Cincinnati 3 (1st). Cincinnati 10, Philadelphia 5 (2nd). Chicago at New York (rain).

Pittsburg at Brooklyn (rain). Games Today. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. St. Louist at Boston (night).

Cincinnati -at Philadelphia. (Only games.) AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago Detroit Cleveland New York Boston Washington St Louis Philadelphia W. 10 7 6 8 4 L. 5 6 6 7 8 6 9 10 Pet .667 .571 .538 .533 .500 .500 .400 .286 Yesterday's Results. New York 2, Detroit 2 6 innings, (rain).

Chicago 8, Philadelphia 7 (1st). Chicago 1. Philadelphia 0 (2nd). Washington 6, Cleveland 3 (1st). (Second -ame rained out.) Boston Louis 2 (1st).

Boston 8, St Louis 1 (2nd). Games Today. New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland. (Only games.) Royol N. Y.

City Doubles--Mullin, Detroit, Fain, Philadelphia, 6. Triples--Valo, Philadelphia; Philley, Chicago, and Mele, Boston, 3. Home Runs--Keller, New York, Heath, St. Louis, Mullin, Seerey and Gordon, Cleveland, 4. Stolen Bases--Wright, Chicago, Vernon, Washington, Philley, Chicago, and Dillinger, St.

Louis, Z. Strikeouts--Feller, Cleveland, 31; Newhouser, Detroit, 24. Pitching--Kramer, St. Louis, 5-0, 1.000; Dobson, Red Sox, Grove and I Lee, Chicago, and Hudson, Wash- Ungton, 2-0, 1.000. umpires will be given to all desir-j league.

ing. All local umpires wishing to join the group are requested to be on hand at the above time. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Yesterday's Resulte. Syracuse 1, Toronto 0 (10 innings) (1st) Syracuse 3.

Toronto 2 (2nd) Baltimore 3, Montreal (1st) (Second game rained out.) Jersey' City 5, Rochester 1 (1st) Rochester 6, Jersey City 2 (2nd) Newark 10, Buffalo 8 (13 innings) (1st) Newark 3, Buffalo 3 (2nd) Entries for the league will close at the meeting. All teams interested in joining have been asked to have a representative at the meeting. It is expected that the league will be comprised of 12 teams representing veterans' organizations. SCHOOL 1 GIRLS WIN. School 1 defeated School 10 by a 10-7 score this week in the Public School girl's softball league.

Marion Armstrong and Ruth Bird were outstanding for the winners, while Jean and Carmody featured for the losers. EASTERN LEAGUE. Utica Scranton Williamsport Hartford Elmira Wilkes-Barre Binphamton W. 3 3 6 5 3 2 2 2 L. 1 1 3 3 3 4 5 6 Jallup Tholtz Handicap Total Tague Morris Handicap Total F.

Hartnagle G. Curley Handicap i Total Bonefant Johnstone Handicap Total S. Edwards Gardner Hand i can 178 158 159 201 189 174 156 155 158 151 162 127 177 127 148 152 159 159 175 145 164 204 125 167 175 179 141 160 155 166 150 139 1166 170 507 488 165 171 1161 192 526 158 504 126 1156 210 572 150 538 1146 181 462 170 492 177 1NGLIS INSURANCE AGENCY (DeMento A.A.) R. Inglis, jr. 180 159 181 520 T.

Fistola 185 153 163 501 J. Duda 143 174 150 467 J. Lowes 153 178 198 529 H. Inglis 189 135 173 497 Totals Handicap Total J. J.

HANNAN COAL CO. (DeMento A-A.) 850 799 865 2514 289 2803 J. Hurley J. O'Brien J. Botticello F.

Dean S. Powell Totals Handicap Total 172 130 '168 246 177 176 151 169 156 .166 147 126 166 193 148 495 397 503 595 491 883 818 780 2481 300 2781 WALTON MOTORS INC. (DeMento A.A.) J. Krupa i 211 P. Ciotti 169 J.

Capuano 135 J. Hoffman 160 N. Ring 171 144 169 150 150 169 168 156 144 144 144 153 173 1131 486 503" 117 1106 122 425 223 510 147 1082 1-30 462 161 454 159 148 142 1075 446 433 174 Total 2:30 o'clock Shift. CLAESSENS (Pal O'Mine). Jos.

Kelly 170 173 189 A. Vellotti 137 149' 140 J. Claessens 131 122 138 B. McGrath 117 117 120 Sacala 178 150 183 Totals Handicap Total CAMPTON'S (Pal O'Mine). E.

Ryan 136 193 138 532 426 391 354 511 733 711 770 2214 340 L. Bradwell 16S Clarence Bollard 158, C. Bavasso M. Spencer Totals Handicap Total .211 183 153 136 191 177 134 156' 150 141 2558 467 473 450 552 501 856 850 739 2445 367 RANNEYS (Pal O'Mine). J.

Boland P. Kowanski T. Benoit J. Montayne F. Gleich Totals Handicap 169 132 151 166 166 167 160 146 198 203 155 166 140 151 166 2812 491 458 437 515 535 784 874 778 2436 373 Total BYRONS (Pal O'Mine).

A. Mochon L. Dufresne E. Doyle M. Fisher Cy Wager Totals Handicap 185 142 109 155 159 209 125 133 145 206 194 172 148 178 201 2809 538 439 390 478 566 750 818 893 2461 293 Pet.

Total CAINS JT. Britt C. Eaton .625 w. Meyer, sr. Acierno Grant i (Pal O'Mine).

124 163 166 .236 .250 182 164 156 155 176 153 115 174 160 129 170 165 275'4 453 518 446 i. LcLlS O4 i Handicap Total DEABSTl'JSTE BROS. (Camps Merchants) 523 494 429 454 484 333 2711 G. Robitaille J. Roberts E.

Quantock A. Lemieux Valiquette Totals Handicap Total 191 133 161 159 151 159 129 154 154 179 121 120 150 172 147 471 '382 465 485 477 795 775 710 2280 314 2594 9 O'clock Shift. SWATLING PAINT PAPER (DeMento A. Chiemark Peletier John Citiek Art Frament John Desco Totals Handicap 144 162 193 198 183 201 127 232 215 147 ISO 208 180 200 166 525 497 605 613 496 880 922 934 2736 277 Total DE MENTO MARKET (DeMento A. 3013 F.

Brady Jos. DeMento Jos. Conrny Rocco DeMento Henry Murray Totals Handicap 161 160 173 187 193 152 161 158 195 159 179 171 137 170 472 500 502 519 585 874 888 816 2578 287 Total DE MENTO ALLEYS (DeMento A. 2865 John Choppy Caldarello Spansurch DeConno DeMento 161 143 223 138 161 180 141 172 224 204 170 199 135 162 172 511 483 530 524 537 Totals Handicap Total DOBLERS G. Schofleld Joe Pusatere 826 921 S38 25S5 243 second half, defeated Adirondack Steel's first half winners in the annual 'roll off last week to determine the class champion.

Ford Motor Company, winner of second half honors copped the Class championship by defeating Adirondack Steel, first half winners, in the roll off match, dropping the latter to runner-up position. Covert Manufacturing Company won Class No. 2 League honors by winning both halves. Individual and additional team honors went to the following: Class high average--First place, Bill Robinson, Mt. Ida, 185; second place, Stan Ciejka, Behr- Manning Triangle, 179; high triple --first place, Stan Ciejka, Triangles 697; second place, Dick Anderson, Diamond Rock 666; high single- first place, Henry Bouchard.

Ford CIO 259; second place, Stan Ciejka, "Triangles" 257; Individual total pin- nage first place, Jim Allen 14,141, Manning Mt. Ida: second place, Dick Anderson, 13,340, Diamond Rock; High triple--first place, Manning 1 Mt. Ida second place, Ford Mfg. No. 2 high team single--first place, Behr Manning Triangles 898; second place, Manning Mt.

Ida 963. Clase high average--first place, (tie), Frank Veshia, Ford Motor 164; Mike Caola, Dairy League No. 1, 164; high triple--first place, George Castle, Adirondack Steel, 620; second place, Frank Gaf rahan, John L. Thompson, 600; high single--first place, Frank Veshia, Ford place, George 238; Motor, Castle, 246; second Adirondack individual total pins--high man each team; George Castle, Adirondack Steel, Earl Bronk, Behr-Manriing Joseph Francese, Berk-Ray Joseph Long, Ford Motor John Coco, Hughes Brushes Inc. Elmer Sherman, John L.

Thompson 10,937 Carl Erickson, Dairy League No. 2 Everett Eddy, Dairy League No. 2 high team triple--first place. Ford Motor second place, Adirondack Steel high team single -first place, 903 second place, Berk-Ray, 865. Class high average--first place, R.

Mason, Wheeler Broe, 169; second place, F. Slichko, Covert 167; high triple--first place, P. Mlock, Covert Mfg. 577; second place, A. Denio, Wheeler's; D.

Wii- cox, Borden and R. Mason, Wheeler each with 575; high- F. Adams, Covert 253; Graham, John L. second place, J. Thompson, and A.

Mangene, Wheeler each with team tripl'e--John L. Thompson, 932 high team John L. Thompson, 2,513. PLACES III Syracuse 'UP)--Only three changes were recorded among the top in the singles and doubles standings as more than 150 women keg- lers took their turn yesterday in the New York State Bowling Tournament. Joan Messing of Buffalo scored, a 580 triple for fifth spot in Class A singles.

Her individual games were 205, 165 and 210. In a singles, Helen Sprague of Elmira, rolled into a tie for fifth place by posting a 497. The same score was rolled previously by Florence Morris of Syracuse. Third change in trie minor events was in Class doubles. G.

Duerr and N. Knapp of Rochester took over second with 1063. Troy women continue at and near the top of the Class and singles division of the tournament Mildred Connally, with 585, holds place in the behind Anns Botticelli, Rochester, who has 632. Martha Filkins. with 518, is" in first place in the Class group with 518, seven pins better than Alics Pinelli, Elmira.

Geo. Earl 2828 (Camps Merchants) 183 180 129 492 149 189 146 484 Wolf 149 136 152 437 Mattison 198 166 171 535 161 175 202 538 Carl Warhurst Totals Handicap 840 846 800 2486 277 Total FOLEYS (K. of C. Grill) Cassidy Granan Snow Connally Foley Handicap 189 177 181 203 170 920 166 173 211 165 216 183 140 227 224 193 2763 538 490 619 592 579 931 967 2518 90 Total TROMBLEY ELECTRIC (DeMento A. A.

Al Suprenant Peter Miccio 494 ALBANY Yesterday's Besults. Elmira 4, ALBANY 1 (1st) Elmira 3, ALBANY 2 (2nd) Hartford 7, Williamsport 5 (1st) Williamsport 4, Hartford 3 (2nd) (Other games rained out.) Games Today. ALBANY at Elmira (night). Hartford at Williamsport Binghamton at Wilkes-Barre (night). Utica at Scranton (night).

Totals 731 790 2352 335 Total COONS (Pal O'Mine). T. Dougherty J. Long W. Meyer, jr.

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