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7 1 Local 1 Lewin birdies Met qualifier Alyson knows fier diamond 1-1 By JIM Staff CORBETT Writer Section 9-5 job By LARRY WEBMAN SUff Writer Jack Lewis of Old Oak Country Club in Pur chase got off to a fut atari and ahot a l-uader-par Tuesday 4o Jpp a Held of 120 In the oecttonal' qualifying round for the Metropolitan Golf Assod- ationi 77th Amateur Championship. Lewin, 22, the Old Oaks club champion la 1178, Untied three of the first lour holes at Hampshire DC to take the medaL Next best of the 20qualifiers was Clement Miner, of Tamarack, who fln-' ished at 71. The tournament proper is scheduled 1 for Aug. 2-5 at Mountain Ridge in West NJ. Keeping the bail in the lairway was Lewins' strategy on Hampshires par 35-35-70, 627-yard layout.

He also putted well and. wu especiall; proud of a 25-footer on nine for a birdie that Urn 4-undcr at the turn. He hit a 3-wood Into the wind on that hole and the bread held the baU up! It dropped on the edge on the green and Lewin ran it in. That birdie signified to him the opportunity to relax the rest of the way. After nine holes I didnt feel any pressure, said Lewin.

I knew I would qualify nut I wanted to break 70. Id never broken 71 before in competition. He heeded a par on the final hole for but added Us fifth birdie (against Just two bogies) to finish with the best score of his career. He set up a -inch putt for the Urdie with a t-iron. If practice makes perfect, Lewin could be really dangerous by the weeks end.

He played Monday In a pro-am, will. compete today in' the Hochster Memorial at Quaker Ridge and the Widde Neal Invitational at Yale Thursday. Eight players tied at 71, forcing a playoff for the three final qualifying sMs. Oiw didnt snow for -the extra holes and Richard ChnagHa Westchester Hills, Claes Johncke of Winged Foot and War- ren Friedman of Ridgehray came away.wlth-berths. CfmagHa wrapped up his bid to the Met Amateur witk a Unhe on the first playoff hole.

From afar, the only give-away to King's true iden- it is the streaming, shoulder length blond hair that tumbles from underneath her blue-billed Pacoy baseball cap. Otherwise, her mannerisms, especially' on the field, resemble those of any other 12-year-old. Little Leaguer. The face is a study in intensity, whether anticipating a ground ball, a throw, or while The large crowd that assembled to watch the Pa-' set-to couldn't help rooting for or against Alyson. some.

obviously Lud-Dale fans, were antl-Alyson, but othrn, especially female onlookers. took an act jye interest in King's role. One woman ur-. gently assured her that Alyson could hit as-will as an-; i yoneort the Unfortunately, (he woman wasn hacked upat the plate, because Alyson wore the collar for the evening. It is commonly agreed even among her teammates, however, that.

Alyson handles herself much better afield than at who ever heard of a slug-- giiig shortstop anyway. She did perform credibly, against Lud-' Dale, drawing two walks. And her daring base-running. including a perfectly executed hook-slide, on a- -steal of third, resulted in two runs for the Pacoy club. She is genuinely enthused about her upcoming World.

Series date, Friday night (8 p.m.) at Coyne. Park against Hillcrest's Luna Electric. As Alyson said: "We didn't make it. last year, we got knocked off in the semi-finals. Perhaps, now, if shy has a good series, Alison can parlay her performance into a small fortune.

Mybc she can hire an. agent, do fur commercials on TV for Guccl, and possibly even market a poster. Certainly. It's a tried and true way for pro's to cash in on their playing fame. Who cares if the shortstop doesn't hit all.

that well during the regular season'. The Pacoy Kiwanis club's starting shortstop has become quite a popular item around area infields, though the followings of such media darlings as -Bucky Dent sad Chico Rscuala have yet to be con- retted. This locally-celebrated shortstop would not have been such a curious commodity playing for Charlie evn a girls softball squirt- Instead, however, Alyson King made herself the focus of attention when she decided to play baseball for the Pacoy Kiwanis Little Liague team two years ago. Monday night, at Coyne Part, the right fielder-turned-. -shortstop became-just the second girl in a years of organized Little League in Yonkers to partake in city- wide playoff competition.

Her team won, of as the Pacoy1 rallied from behind to knock, off the defending champion LudDale Mutual Aid Association of the Fire Department Natch, it was Alyson who scored her team's first run, after drawing her first of two walks, advancing oh a passed ball and starling third. Upon considering is sport she would like to participate in, the 12-year-old female pheepom received quite a bitof backing from the rest of the King fami- ly. She is the only girl atqong five brothers, two of whdm played before her in the Little League World Series. Coming from such a male-oriented background has obviously calloused Miss King to the catcalls and other occupational hazards she might oc- casion as the. token girl.in an otherwise.

boy-domjnal- ed sport. 'it doesn't bother me." she said when asked her -feelings about being the only glr) on the Pacoys. It helps that tekm-mates appreciate Alyson s' abilities'' and don't treat her like a bunch of boychauvinist Medalist Lewin on the green Two of Hampshire's finer amateurs were entered but neither qualified. Dick Rubin, winner last year with Jeff Webs of the British Victory Cup, posted an 80 and Peter Nlsselson, the Westchester Amateur champion in 19S7, came in at 81. Rec softball Plumbers come out ahead in Kansas aknoiig The 'Walsh Plumbing' Sam Tamanilli and Mike pulled il out scoring nix dunkers were Vinci hit home runs for the runs in the last two innings flushed with joy at War hooters with Tamanilli get-.

on hits by Rorv Leooe, Pe-Memorial Field when thev tin8 the gnme ball for his ter Fulfree, Bob Thompson plunged the Dunwoodie Hill-'11 hits. Jerry Jacory, and Adam Apachio and Angelo Lop Squinteri chipped -in -Arena. The fief team into the water of -Arena. The fickle finger of The fcnd hod Kevin and jov Met-arianr pelting heme rum and Pfut Frflflfv gnd Chipg Diamand wjth ta aril' npiaie Hi 'dHeaiNig theu -rhaad rival Ridge AC tnom 17 Mums iukl bdiktrani a two clmtc dtwa dancing gyrated hn way arouptf thr Rtdge bakth with iwe-hifki WanPeaha liad a Rat last Mining tearing five runt on fho ththwork I lony Pi mcL Pam March. Pfi Tully, RruceOkdarchtanand'Tod lift iyt home run lo whii by the Wh Kidt IM1 Doug Her bit and Jim loner had three tuft apiece tar thr Kidt aMng with Fully Oiace with a three rim homer HOT SHOT the DPF held un to a 4.1 rtory over the Royal! ni ihe hitting uf Ales Promm, three hitv brag Iwanithk Ld RKhmondo RaP Wott, Uenmt Mur rtttey two apiece oft luting pitcher Gary "Shirlt' TrotHn Vln Kama, prti Pack tram hit honeymoon at Niagara It, fall over Ihe plate with twa happy hilt tor the not tu iw nni 'nfllMorh .1 Stetw wrefc tlmi defeat via a.

notch on the dug out wall. The Monkey wrench offensive charge was led by Gordy Feathers, and Steve Brown three hits apiece and Larry Parker and Billy Berletic with gles when needed. The woodie lads put three runs on the scoreboard in the-1 round house they can't cor-first inning on hits by Nick ner us there so they ran lima College has aanounced a 38-gahe schedule In 1878-80 tor its mens basketball team. The four games above the NCAA Hmit iff 2Aare listed at the beginning of the season and Include Nov. 22, home exhil against Yugoslavia and a three-game trip, Nov.

SO-Dec. 2, to the six-team Sea Wolf Classic In Anchorage, Alaska. Pre-season exhibitions against national touring teams and games in Alaska and Hawaii do not count against the regulated limit The Gaels regular season begins with a two-game road trip in California to meet St. Marys on Dec. and San Francisco on Dec, II.

IonaS first regular hone-game- in Midcahy Center is against Fairieigh Dickinson Dec. 11. Of Ionas 88 games, 14 are at home In New Rochelle, (wo as hosts in Madison Square Garden Feb. 7. vs.

Kansas; Feb. 21, vs. Louisville) and 14 away. Home games in Muiahy commence atSp.m. Ken Hillehrecht.led.the losers with 17 tallies.

The New Rochelle high school team was, victimized by Ossining) Dsn Copelan (22 points) and Paul Cooper (18), losing 82-41. Albert. ThomSs scored 14 to lead New Rochelle. CUrlutown North withheld a second half cottaeback bv Ramapo to defeat its Rockland rivals 81-60 as Jlhi Mclaughlan scorched the nets for20polnts'-' Tony Russo chipped in 19 for Ramapo as the winners a 25-28 halftime advantage. Julian TJrson scared 28 and Tom Loughran added 26 1 i i i rt" i' i fate decided the game when the Esquires with bases loaded had a single turn into a nightmare when a police outfielder's throw bounced from the catcher's knee off the bark slop and out to the pitcher Who fired to the shortstop to put the tag on a runner flying through the air! The Yonkers.

Motqrs jumped off the gas lines to sdek the Bears in the fur' coat with a 9-6 Ions. Bob GuyrUe Jerry two hits apiece while Charlie Aitchenaon and Lar- ry Detite connected for home runs into the stands off losing pjtchvr Gary Pas-Jim-kill' apiece and Brace-Vanblake-three hits for the friends of Smokeyrwhen last seenr winning pitcher Stew Chase was running through th parking Iqt with beai in, MCLCAN Bouar Ttch, looting hoip irony Ittnr minor toogut won. -wf jmto ok ted the bffler pill of dote' ne odor ice Lendtcaping planted a An the murborry bJwi The i PaHtm vie Federico led the with a heme run while ipacaman kevei Flower added twe douhiei tar the men thebmhev ni ha(f twohi apiece and Bruce-Yanblai with two hits apiece for the 'victors while Denis. Ponte hit a first-time home nm and Anthony Prestamo and Joel Koppe added two hits each for the stalled Express. The Four Corners team motto reads ran info the over first and Curt Pelliteir and the game winning tally on hits by Jim- McKcevrr and Mike Gizzi go give1 Art Domizio a moment of joy in itcher win column.

The Yanks scared their runs on Jim Silveotli's the Yankees 3-2 on-inning hits by Gene Zi, rae Poiice Holy Nj team continue to hit the Name siren at Burroughs Field as they slipped by the Wekstem-Fulfree Esquire team 9-8. Bobby Bighe's last inning three-run blast did it all for blue coats while teammate Billy Maher added a homq.nm along with Bob Blair and Lou Delanpo who chipped in with two hits apiece. The Esquires almost Min double overtime. BenMulosmanaj ledPeiham wit)TI7 markers. Featured home dates for fiie Garti Include theKsn ufacturen Hanover Classic, Dec.

28-29, in which Iona ays Air Force in one game of the ftrstround while $tr Bona venture tackles American in the other; Wichita State Jan. Colgate Jan. 23; and Army FieL 8. Because of the formation of the'new seven-team Big DeSulleo. Mart Ruggeri.

Mike Petde, Via Macri was top in the vanquished hitting with two hits. r- The the boom: boom dandies of Central Part Avenue were bananas when' they slipped an 11-1 mickey in the Minutemen's and swine Houlihan, ra were marking the noise at the plate for the victors while Kevin Iannuc-ci. belted a home run for the lads with the sand in the of the hour glass timer. The Cosmos's were kicking the gong of happiness through the stands at FlenV ig when they dropped a 1(HS loss in the Express lanes. Golfers set to tee off in East Conference (Syracuse, Georgetown, St.

Johns, Providence, Seton Hall, U-Conn. and Boston College), -Iona had to drop previously arranged dates for this reason with the SU Orangemen and Boston's Crusaders. Some of the leu Impressive fill-ins on the Gaels schedule include Marist of Poughkeepsie and Belmont -Abbey pf Belmont, N.C.. -CHUCK STOGEL roi oval Royalt With khoutt of "Thoy art uwng two dlagal UfcraMHan ladk were dunked hi the bnrMht with a Ifl. .) lOM at the I ay Raggatt -gra PPM -the kpotlnM at Fleming Ijirry Young and' PauTNrajw had- they hilt eai ft and lnyne ialatky.

Mikekunthme AppuifO two hilt while Augie am beta, the aHju Kji r- III til Nag gett-wai held to a mere tingle My ran Pern hAd two hifk lur the duped llket. I ha Irnnt running ktartiiarl'Limny IMuemetei-wrtih -and Grran. George ''Cool' Hurton -d-ank Atoutar wUi.Jvo Juit apiece tip mlo orbit with a I victory over Jhe I oi utt Hill Dandle! Winning hr imw brien ropartt tn patch via early to 'PM 1 and a large bowl ol comf lore aackama Sparking the effort wot Jim Petuat three and Rob Ferrara and Jar Nohl-h two hdk apiere Jett Gam the big hM tor the HHl with a rnuri and Rob ji with two I bwi hod the bq double -the Rowdiee Were dunked nr v1 of ladnait whan Fun lime tcored r. i victory With Mike edrone mo wy the victory hH parade with three' hilt Mark Myert, Alan Wembergiv two hdt apiece la i the pitcher win Mike lolkov put Joe Teieica teat cushioned shoe Wide K-68 $33.99 After 206 bouts, 9m MKrfRLL ww Plt-SNL, MmTSDBC. VH 1m WBCTBWlCMd Ibmib IbcMb Tmbb Aft BraAcy, Fadflb Mhani I Tmbbm Obc.

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iliiwHg 1 MBBHMiisiMCiriBM; MJ nfBCMgri Nmmt Cl at mm; nmiMii The Queen is coming The Queen and Her Court, the renowned, four-person women's softball team, is scheduled to play the Mount Vernon Hawks at Manorial Stadium in Mount Vernon Saturday atl p.m. The which has' defeated hundreds of nine-. member, mens championship teams from all over the world, features hard-throwing pitcher Rosie Black. Black, who recently pitched her team to four straight victories over a professional Japanese baseball team, has struck out over 29,000 batters during her career. She throws pitches at over 100 miles per hour from behind her back, overhand, between her legs and while blindfolded.

She hu won 1,081 games, and has lost only 61, The game will be sponsored by the Mount Vernon Recreation Department The public is invited to attend. For further information, contact the Mount Vernon Rec- -nation Dept, at 688-2200, ext. 247. Ruland going to Russia Jeff Ruland, Iona Colleges 6-foot-10 junior center, has been selected to participate on the United States men's basketball team (or the Spartacade games in Moscow, July 21-Aug. 5.

The 11-man U.S. squad also includes Joe Rarry Car- roll of Purdue, Gary Winston of Army and David Lawrence of State, an upcoming opponent on Iona's 1870-00 schedule. Head coach for the men is Lee Rose of Purdue. Overall, the UR. Is sending more than ,100 athletes to participate In Spartacade 70, which is expected to draw more than 2,000 athletes from 80 nations to next years Olympic sites.

Old Glory Sale Saturday The second Old Glory horse sale iff the year is set to begin at 11 a.m. on Saturday at Yonkers Raceway. The sale is open to the public and admission, parking and catalogs are free. Of-the 141 standaidbreds expected to change hands, 40 have been consigned by Phillip Tully of the Woodstock StHd. Mannart Race Ready, a 5-year-old with more than 550,000 in career earnings, is his best norse.

He has been competing in $18,000 claimers at' Yonkers. C. T. Sum, Sausalito, Remy, Sandy Hook and Not Too Shabby are among the promising two and 3-year-olds in Tullys consignment. Yonkers resident Tom Fauihaber, Yonkers Raceway's stall superintendent and an agent for trainers and owners, has 20 horses consigned to the a 0-year-old that has taken his last three Yonkers starts, is Faulhaberibest.

Murphy amateur leader SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) diaries Murphy Jr. of Albany shot a lunderpar 68 to tahe a first-round lead in the S7th New York State Men's Amateur Golf on the east course of the Drumlin's Golf Club here Tuesday. Jack McCabe of Syracuse placed second with a 89. Wells iff Albany, Thomas Waltan of Rochester and Michael Hulburt of Ithaca each shot 78.

Six others in the field of 144 shot par 71 for the course. Defending champion Jeff Sluman of Roches ter shot a 77. Play isscheduled to resume at 8 a.m. Wednesday. Public net champs prevail Defending champions Joyce Leibier and Janet Lefo-witz led the field into the quarterfinali of the A Doubles at the Westchester Womens Public Parks Tennis Tournament Tuesday with a 7-5, 7-5 triumph over Ellie Par-" sons and Flora Haberman at Greenbnigh TownPark.

In addition to the A doubles there Is doubles event and a finales chamofonshio. Highlighting the doubles play wu the three-set victory by Flo Alkalay and Marcia Schwartz over Fran Fusco and Mard Fischer 5-7, 8-8, 8-4. The. finals in all three tournaments are slated for Friday. a New Rochelle, Plainsmen score Rec hoop victories George Cooper and former Rhode Island University star Art Stephenson combined for 25 points to lead the New Rochelle Boys i Boys Club to 102-72 drubbing over Amateur golfr -premier -players are gathering at the Quaker Ridge Gub in Scare-dale today for the 42nd edition of file ex- elusive Hochster Manorial Invitational golf tournament.

A field of 60 Simon pures. headed by defending champion John Parsons of Newtown. Com. and the best amateur golfers in the Westchester-Metropolitan, are competing in the demanding one-day 36-hole play tret. Parsons prevailed with 78-75153, one of the highest totals in history in last years event.

He finished a -shot in front of Brian Malo-' ncjrtff Blue Hills. Challenging Parons and company today are such standouts as Jerry Dick Siderowf, non-playing captain of the U. S. Walker Cup team: Peter Missel son. Chuck Fatum.

Nick Giacbino, and Jersey amateur king George Haines; Jr. 1 Long ranked among the' nation greatest links. Quaker Ridge wu designed by the noted A. W. Tillin-ghut.

and modernized by Robert Trent Jones and later Francifcthiane. The course plays to a deceptive par of 70. Only seven Hochster participants in the last quarter century have re- -corded sub-par, rounds, and the winner's average score over that period is 73 strokes per round, according Ch airman Charles J. Kraxne, The event honors the 01 Rk i neural teams to register will be accepted. For 1 U)0 DelsqJBL-sOTOjir Mon Thor, ri.

-of-thi Quaker Rnlgr WO-1 2810 ,10:1 Oub. hes lurning prp On Knapp'a comfort work Sizes to J4, Wjdthk K-48, Regular NOW KMa fei America KNAPP The more tor tie money YONKERS, r.eniwiKirlrAvft VjiMro Hr If ril 3 olflj Thruw.iyi like lo tmvft Knaop visit yrju call rf. Hr 14 rx Wi VJO arJrl l(f0 shon Corrw-r ol II van: I fjrfOt Remington Boys In Open Division New Rochelle Parks and Recreation Summer League basketball game Tuesday evening. Former Philadelphia 76er Dan Lewis topped the losers with 14 points. In high school level play.

rival Stepinac 56-31 as Jake White Plains defeated arch- Edmonds scored 21 points' Over the years, the Old Glory Sale has produced Its share iff rags to riches stories. Two years ago, a Most Happy Fella colt named Payola Blue Chip, went for $48,000. His name was changed to Happy Motoring and he won this year's $336,420 Cane Pace at Yonkers. In 1872, Kash Minbar was auctioned for just 32,500. Now KsSh has earned more than $660,000 during a brilliant career- 10:006:00 71 7 r' 4 ri JL.