The Times Record from Troy, New York • Page 32

32 The Times Record Thursday, November 1, 1973 Gloria Choppy. Leads Women Texas-El Paso yTdooro Oliver's 287-655 Tops JTM iliver, an 11-year lo lead area keglers Wed- Wynanlskill Men's League men with a 523 triple al J-l-I- Dairel Rogers MANY HUNTERS refuse to lake a rabbit before Ihe first good cold weather spell yccurs because of Ihe fear of the disease tulafemia. I have long held this belief and would not shoot a rabbit until snow was on the ground to be absolutely safe. Information provided by the New York Stale Enviormen- lal Conservation Department indicates lliis may no longer be true and they urge you nol to wasle rabbits unnecessarily. Tularcmia can be fatal to humans but the chance of finding a diseased rabbit in New York is rare.

Past cases of infected rabbits occurred in lines thai were imported. It has been 15 years since cottontails were legally imported and released, thus our native stock should now be free of the disease. It is not hard to tell if a rabbit ha 1 a i a They are i i lo chase oul uf cover and when they do run, will stagger, slop or fall down. If you should ever see a rabbit like this, don't touch it. Cover the carcass will) rocks so other animals will not feed on it.

TO HF, CERTAIN un other rabbits, look at the liver. it infected, the liver will be swollen and covered with thousands of small while spots. If there are a few largo while spots, this means the rahbil has dog lape worms. In this case there will also be nlher evidence of dog tapeworms. Small while objects like a grain of rice encased in a clear jelly will be found throughout the body cavity.

The dog tapeworm dues not effect tlie flesh of the rabbit and (lie only precaution to take is lo properly dispose of the innards so your dog cannot eat them and get the tapeworm. If you find a liver with (he small white spots, wash your hands thoroughly and rinse with a disinfectant. Ship the rabbit and liver collect (o the Game Pathologist, Wildlife Research Laboratory, Dclinur, N.Y. There are a couple -of other ailments that may be present in rabbits and in' no way effect, the eating quality of the meat. One of these is the larva of Hie rabbit botfly which appears as a large inch long larva under the skin in the neck or groin region.

These do not appear later in the season as the grub leaves Hie rabbit to take another form. Even if the flesh around Ihe grub is red and inflamed it will have no effect on the edibility of Ihe flesh. THE OTHER A1LHKNT thai you may see is a soft, wartlike growth usually found around the face or feet. This is a growth on Iho skin and when the skin is removed so is the grjwlh. This is called Shope's Fibroma and will have no effect on tlic rabbits eating a i The big problem with rabbits at this lime, is getting any.

1 have been out hi flic field many times this season and have yet to see a rabbit. THK cover is so thick and heavy all that you can catch is a movement of grass as he runs off. There are a lot of rabbits around though and you dedicated bunny baggers should have a good year. don't normally hunt for rabbits unfit January or so and then only with somebody whom 1 know will cut (hem. My taste buds have never agreed with rabbit, cither wild or domestic.

Maybe it was only in the preparation as I know many people who love rabbit on their dinner plates. If you have any good recipes for preparing rabbit or tips to be used in cooking, drop me a line care of the newspaper. I might be able lo devote a future column to the cooking xnd enjoyment of rahuils. Jim Oliver, an 11-year 1 bowling veteran, scored a 287 single and added games of 143 and 225 for a 655 triple I A A I WYNANTSK1LL MEN'S LEAGUE Jim Oliver 143 725 655 Davrrj veuva 2t6 uo 131 567 Cr-arles rtcckwoll 701 18? 179 567 Craves warren 210 170 1E9 56) Worl Wairnnghl 221 194 175 593 LATHAM BOWL LUCKY STRIKERS Mary Bcvrlcs Shcelnn Mary Marsh MYERS SERVICE Gary Lansing In S'iih Sieve Clicnrelle 188 at 177 473 16.1 423 207 561 553 COLONIE ELKS MIXED 2192 Audrey Rcyrsldi 134 177 104 415 Shirley KlimtA 1 7 1 127 1C6 401 Ann Garret! 122 US 143 403 ftmos Osh'r 212 172 20-7 591 Gray 132 164 573 Jim aeallie 196 161 178 555 Jlr.n Into 174 iX 173 552 ST. A MIXED Joyce NCMS 141 151 174 463 Armas 174 U7 135 457 Conncry 142 150 159 451 Charlc-s Bo.vman 131 165 162 508 JKX 177 135 143 5C5 Dr Denzil SfquiVrfr 1J3 173 145 497 HILLTOP HOWL HILLTOP BUSINESSMEN JcKn Pakalar Jr.

173 191 137 542 Joh- Wallace 133 203 160 516 Warren Ruity 160 163 155 5JS HILLTOP BUSINESSMEN Don Kruse Jr. 225 131 5 7 618 Boo Carlso-l 17S 199 774 531 Orl 190 2C-3 193 5S3 Paul 213 1EO 170 563 Jim Msr-nix 139 705 195 593 Art Fo-itain? 20-3 232 131 613 Ray McCade 157 199 210 555 Pietoau 723 172 193 588 Wike Cao'a 163 189 198 555 Join Str.rir.cr 195 182 2CO 577 Jack rAcGralh 169 220 172 561 Joe 194 241 752 537 Ray Eavns 225 151 1J3 584 Krusa 133 179 153 550 Goitloi Gui'ius 192 213 146 551 A I A A I A MEN'S A Bob Slackrcw 191 156 183 53.1 George Breig'e 190 170 156515 Jce 151 151 212 514 Jimmy Allen IP" lies spa Win Record ASSOCIATED 1'RKSS Driver Jimmy Allen nut- clied his 173rd victory of Ihe year at Saratoga Harness Track Wednesday night, tying a Saratoga record set by Jean Paiil'Morcl in 1972. A guided Highland Lady to triumph in the featured the victor scoring by lengths over Happy Mir. Time for Hie mile was 2:06 flal on a good track. Lucky Bob Day finished third.

Highland Lady paid bettors So. lo lead area keglers Wednesday night. Oliver rolls on the Ilanni- gan's Electric team in the COHOES A A COHOES HIGH SCHOOL Vic LavcrcJ'ere ws Mulio 21? toi A I BUSINESS MEN Clem Grignon 212 182 215 M3 Joe 213 19S 194 eO? Frank Savoie 212 Han' 211 Sa? COHOES RAINBOW K. BJ3'ey it HI SIS J. Koblensky 132 I8i 1S 410 C.

Slenthard U3 Ul 4SS ROARING IVl Jear.ne Beroil 217 Jsan.ie Uenoit Ki Cheryl A. BfCtQri 215 171 190 576 A N10HT K. OF C. Leu RotJrh 1)5 162 Bob Bojchard 1B4 200 197 31 Bcb Jornston 173 311 157 S7i KITE OWLS Puccl 170 II? 1J2 531 Doris 178 133 Ii6 477 Marte Carey 171 ni la ALPHA A COVATTA'S A A Hed Oeugheriv 19! 196 591 Wally YJh 1man 169 172 5S7 Ger.O Boneilesl 170 161 225 5S4 Vlnce Wtlnlll'er 203 Lou Gaglion? ZCO TonT Hu.iler 2M ST. PATRICK'S KOLY NAME John Norton 212 171 532 Joe Beetle 171 168 U2 5C1 Hay O'Bryai 174 148 174 45S CHURCH Jim Ccnnors 1J9 wo 301 550 Ray lloynold! 1S8 137 170 55 tarl Worst 160 200 170 5JO Paul ICL'nlain lei 156 19-3 53i BIG TROPHY '(cm left, and Robert Morion iiolci up the head of a 375-pmiml black siio; by ihc old Sagemlorf this weel; in Ncwtom'ic.

N.Y. II look Sagcndorf just one shot In kill TUNE UP ON WHEELS Oon'f Like Wailing Hours In A Garage? IEI US COME TO YOU AND PREPARE YOUR CAR FOR KHAXINYCWHOMC WHIlt Wl FlRfOlM A complele electronic tone up. All you have la do Is call. Include! (he following: Champion or AC plugs, poinls, rolor, condenser and Air filler, Cill 235-W5 llic bcnr with his rifle, but it took men nine hours lo get the prize back to Sagemlorf resides al 3 An- Troy. I Photo by Dave Plouff) Hluml.t Holds Mark NKW YORK (UP1) George lialnda of the Oakland Raiders holds six pro foothall records for' place- I kicking.

Jolnmy Unitas of the San Diego Chargers also holds six records--five for forward passing and one for most fumbles. Only $24.95 Complete including parlsl! Jick Hcnneiiy Wynanlskill Men's League al Hi-Way Recreation. He is a resident of Troy. Gloria Choppy led the wo- Tciy Paone Al Christian Bob Canlield Dan DeBoniS Dave Lange Al Mac Rober BOWL A I A A 1)6 185 707 215 554 524 505 5-31 5M 'lit HI LO'S Joan aattwin 159 174 IM Jackie LaFortune 152 161 472 Leoni LaForlune 155 119 1(8 462 Carol Spavining 171 128 45: THE HITS AND MISSES Rose May Faryjl 169 174 162 5C! Sharon Smith 153 U6 148464 Shirley Mloney 150 170 132 452 TROY BOWL SEMI CLASSIC Ray Golas 197 235 18! 620 Dick Haliqan 210 211 52 Joh.l Ragln 149 1(5 223 537 BURG CHURCH George Hillcn 220 Dtmis Bron; 213 573 William Bleakley 221 567 Roger Welto.i 273 555 Lou Goerold 113 GREEK TROJAN Choppy Juslire Gilterl Helirn Or.yon ARMED Oa.i Kehn 8arry Mackey Rick Garner Jack Davey UAW MID Ro.n Lanoue Rsn Bruce Hector McGrath Memorial Day Set Nov. 14 A memorial foolball game to honor Iho late Edward "Mugger" McGralh will he held on Sunday, November 4th at 2 p.m.

at Knickerbocker Field between the Troy Patriots and BiirnC Hills of Ihe Pop Warner Football Organization. Falher Kilzp'atrick, principle of Catholic Central, will deliver the benediction prior lo Ihe slart of the ball game and Marty Mahar, past president of Ihe Troy Pop Warner Organization, will present a plaque lo the wife and family of McGralh in recognition of the deceased's contributions lo (he program. Tho Speigleaires Drum' and Bugle Corp will provide a I i entertainment while local referees have Lolich's Ring Recover fid KANSAS CITY A The World Scries ring 'of Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich, stolen from the locker room at old Municipal Stadium here during a game in 1971, has been recovered. Lolich received the ring following the Tigers' victory in the World Series in 1968. It is valued al $1,000.

Police said the ring was recovered Tuesday while officers were hooking a man on a charge of attempted rape. He was searched and the ring was found in his pockei. Lolich's name was etched on the band. Bnrgli Outruns Sheneiideliova Lansinburg defeated visiting Shencndeliowa, 27-28, in a high school cross country meel Wednesday al Knickerbacker Field. The win-, jiers' Dave Founlaine captured first place, covering the 2.33-mile course in 12:48 1 to set a new school record.

The losers' John Sullivan finished seojnd at 13:03. The Knights, now 3-11 on the year, will run Saturday in (he at Sche- neclady's Central a LAniTngbLrg and Shcne.idsrowa nt Knickerbocker Field-Dave Fouitaine, John SLiliv.in. Dave Rogers, Frank BarJtowski, Jim Zltlrkk, Brian Ruediscr, Dave Swelling, Dill Sim Sa. Lynch, 5, PORTSMAN'S for TRAINING A DOG TO TRAIL GAME ONE wf.y TO 7RAIN A PUP is'ro FIND A "FORM' IN GRASS WHERE THE GAME YOU SEEK HAS RE- CENrL.y seen SITTING. WAGGLE YOUR HMD OVER TO IT, ENCOURAGE PUP TO INVESTIGATE, SMELL AND POL- LOW FROM IT.

IF I1F. SEES GAME, FINE. 1 KELP HIM PICK UP ITS TRAIL. ANOTHFR WAV is LET HIM PI.AV WITH A DEAD COOK OK OIIIEH DESIRED SAME, OK ITS UNTAHNED SKIN. THEN TRAIL IT AKOtlHU AND l.F.T F'UF FIHD IT.

Gtosc Was Hoi YORK (UPI) Hall of Kamer Gouse Goslin sol the all-time World Series record of six consecutive liits in one series playing for Ihe Washington Senators a a i York CManls In 1924, men with a 523 triple at Green island Lanes. She takes part in Hie Trojan Women's League. TR1-CITY LANES COMPENSATION I Sharon Upwiiry Sue Wphn-evcr Mary GaiusVy SMriey Grillin Tom Wallace Bill Bill Lcckr-art 136 155 198 199 IM 151 159 474 154 133 160 457 157 149 146 4 5 7 HI 151 15J 504 157 192 147 4V III 132 141 411 OAF MIXED mi 176 175 167 46! 179 178 131 J33 186 70? 191 713 636 156 777 195 57J 1JZ 1S3 198 713 214 130 557 ISLAND WOMEN 179 U7 157 523 134 153 IJ 531 164 145 176 426 MS 181 171 6C4 153 186 189 523 217 180 183 216 597 NITERS IN 200 154 5 5 1 191 112 155 534 204 134 194 533 donated their services the game. Proceeds from lliis game will go lo Mrs. McGrath and her six children in appreciation for Mugger's work with area youth and sports pro- a Pro Wrestling Friday Night Wrestling will return to the New Scotland Avenue Armory on Friday al 8:30 p.m.

as Chief Jay Strotig- bow takes on Stan The Man Stasiak in the main event of the night. In the co-feature, Tony Gorea will be pitted against Iron Mike McCord while in the opening match Joe Turco will go against El Olym- pico. Jose Gonzales will face Tony Allamore in the second preliminary while in a special handicap encounter, Gorilla Monsoon will challenge the team of Juan Caruso and Vince Pometti. Event Begins Today The I71h a a RVL Tournament conducted by Ihe Troy Woman's Bowling Association begin today and end Nov. Tlie tournament is held on a when a where leagues bowl.

Scores include a handicap of 75 per cent and will be awarded. The UVL Fund is the only national charitable organization specifically devoted to providing recreational equipment and facilities for hospitalized veterans. Olympiads Set Sport Trips The Cohoes Olympiads i travel to Madison Square Garden on November 10 lo see a.WHA-NBA twin-bill. Quebec will meel 1he Golden Blades in the afternoon with Ihe Cleveland Cavaliers taking on the New York Knicks al nighl. Openings are still available for New York Giants games al Yale Bowl on November 18 and December Ifi.

Interested parties can acquire schedules by writing the Olympiads, Box 51,. Cohoes. KirscJi Speaks A I. Luncheon The Capital Area Chapter of the Siena College Alumni Association will hold its annual downtown- Albany luncheon at noon Friday al Jack's Oyster House, 42 Slate St. Bill Kirsch, Siena College basketball coach and athletic director, will discuss the a developments in Siena's new million dollar athletic complex and comment on the Indians' J073-74 basketball season.

Peg Mailel'i Berry Geier Gbria O'Snauahnesiy Bill Ray Ruby Ray Evans Slu Mam SOUTH END A Vince Laviara 555 I WOMEN Stella Simmons IJ5 157 1S2 455 Annette Miranda 177 174 132 485 Kay Cavosie 135 163 14) 493 Pete Galvin, Feiden Top Pro-Scoring i Peto Galvin and Bud Fei- ilen each fired 645 triples lo top Ihe Troy Bowl Pro-Scoring action lliis week. Feiden's triple included a 240 single, lops of the loop (his week. John Walllier was close I i i i (Ml while Frank Bonestecl had a G04. Oilier scores: Harry Brnst 505; Wayne Berner 590; Jim Smith 580; Brian Ryan 581; Iluerter 578; Kirk Reynolds 577; Joe King 573; Dan Dcune 5fi4; Gerry McClarvcy 560; Sam Mosca StiO; John Fakafav 558; Ray Norton 557; Jack Carroll 555; Squeak Williams 552; Gary McLaughlin 551; Deck (lull 551; Bill Cnrtia 550. a Results; Cohoes Arena over Vcnaziano, 11-7; ii orer Pakalar 11-7; Curran McGarvey, 11-7; Douglas over Wall'hcr, 10-8; Drexler Pharmacy lied Bo, 9-0.

By DKNNK H. FKlSHfllAN Associated 1'icss Sports Writer EL PASO, Texas (AP) You'd think Texas-El Paso was in line for an Orange Howl bid the way the telephone rings in publicist Scott Binning's office. "It's nol very much fun when you rated in the bottom 10 but I guess it's fun for people lo read, about when they aren't involved in the program," says Binning. Texas-El Paso has lost games 82-6 and 02-14 and 70-24 hi compiling an 0-8 ledger. The Miners are rated just behind Syracuse in the The Bottom Ten, a pull carried by a I.os Angeles newspaper.

"My releases have been relatively short this year and we've had a lot on cross country," Binning says. Binning says Coach Tommy lludspelh just had two players returning from last year's team. At A Loss "Tommy is at a loss for something to do," Binning says. "He's tried shifted personnel, coming up with different but we're running out of people." Binning says "we are gelling a lot of publicity but how good is adverse publicity? What do yon tell recruits? I guess Ihe only thing they can think is 'Hey, I can play He says crowds have dipped from 13,670 in the opener io 7,350 in last week's 7G-24 loss to Colorado Slate. "1 don't recall us being booed, though," Binning says.

"We do have Ihe press box closed up pretty light so it's hard too hear." Binning says the booster club Monday luncheon has dropped lo a hard corps of about 125 persons. "Most of them are relatively understanding," Binning says. "They knowlhis is Tummy's first year on Ihe job and it's hard to get things turned around." Big Spread Told Arizona was a 42-point favorite over Paso this Saturday, Binning replies "You're just being kind. I.saw it 50 in one place. "Our kids are going lo take it on (he chin Ihe next two games.

We play Arionia then Arizona State. But we've got a chance Dec. 1 against Brigham Young. might have a shot (here." Binning says the athletic staff is Irving to maintain Mine semblance of sanity but adds "when your bread and 'butter is involved it slops being funny." Asked if Texus-lCl Paso would play Syraciise.also winless, in a "Loser's Binning says "Well, it money was involved in it I'm sine we would. We'd need it.

1 can already see the jokes, now. Kvorybody would say (ho game would end in a lie." S3 Burgh Grad Wins Seaman Recruit Wayne a i a 1973 graduate Lansing-burgh High School, defeated fellow recruit Benjamin Darnell of Boylslon, Massachusetts in Boxing Match a U.S. Navy boxing match at (lie Recruit Training Center in Great Lakes. Illinois. Harrington is Ihe son of Mr.

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