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N. Bellp ' t Final Tonight Town Rec. Committee Doings: B> \\ in Olin s II VCiERM W VSIM1 VLT TONKiHT -The road of no return lies hefm e the Brookhaven Asphah slo-ballers tonight as they take on the Hageimaii Fir Depaitme nt in the Xo ith Bell poit League second half (male \ \ut<>i\ j oi the Coleman cloutors will clinch the second half tith i nahlm g them to met the vamps in a best two out of thiee pah oil t u the league bun els Should thev stumbb' tonight, howt vol . the tu ice could piove costlv as it will throw the race into a three-way tn with Ilagerman , Ron & Bill and the Asphalt all fini shing wit h lduitual 6 1 leduei s . \s for tonmlit ' s name the two dubs will enter the fray at full strength with neither side holdin g what we can s-ee anv distinct advaubu ' e ov i the othei If an advanta g e iloc s exist, we would say it h ails towaid the Ila gi rman bench as the pressure tonight will fall linivit'i upon the shouUiei s of the \sphnlt as Ilagerman has i < s tic ket into th e fm.iK safdv tuckt d ;n\ ;u as- a result of hav - ing won the fust half uow n \dd to thi s , the tact that the firemen will toni g ht be the home ti am. and ha ve vvhaUvei advanta ge which m:\v exist bv battin g last . \s in any slo ball em iiuitci the icsidt of the big one tonight will hinge ptiniatilv on the tvp • of d\f. use which pievails . In a game wheie tlie tw o dubs aie so ivt 'h matched, j ust one erroi , ould v trv easdv turn what would h m hen a welcome vietorv into a s .1,1 s.-thack In second half i nms played to date , neither dub van boast -dnnit l' s nlav in the tie 'd as the Asphalt have given up 15 inn s m six gann s while llagci man has permitted 4' . ' markers to cio ss the plate , i his tiguies to close to eight runs per game and would lead us to In luvt that toni g ht ' s game will be a high scoring i mil st wit h c\n h team s«. oiing double figures . Nevei tbeless . whatever the oiihouu , the MIOIH I hall lmal pi onuses to be a game packed with thi ills ami exiit nu nt with moie tci follow as the season con- tinue s m xt week with its p levott hoiween the tii st and second half kin g s oi tin lound lehm to th i nle tin second half champion. .11 MOU .11 MBI.I -: Kb. Junioi Divi s ion Baseball plav in the Eastern md W A I IIH P IMMUIN lue d velopv d into one of the tight- est late s evei to he sta g e d MI tow n lciiiation pi iv The Coi-Ace t< an ti 'in Ma stic Ibadi after a slow stait. has started to mov e a*'d bv v ntue of a pan o ' ' vutoius m then most it cent eneountei s ag u<w l ast Moi nln s \\\ A the Ma stu \l ' M\. have taken ov er the lead i' I- ' as ' iin I eaga. plav fit W t stun secti on is also puttin g on a knodvdmu UKU ' < m out i.iu ' with the Middle Island C.dts ol ( lia-lie HimkiK ' 1 and tin Blue 1\ mt 'cam of How aid Dugan stand- ing <n tin sooihehl The lot \cO nine o» * loo Gcoige is being Kd h\ \ \ ( liM g Mannv So 1 mien vv ho-i pei foimaiu e on the mound last season w\s op. of the ' . st we bav , i\oi seen. The voun g curv e balb - dialked up tlu t wo vutoiu s o\ei East Moi icbes and the \ ur ,, \M'h a si\ ami thu i -hi't i i^p uln Iv. In addition to his tm hill w oik. S doi 'ii n m 'ke- li s pi . suu e fdt otfensiveh as well at battin g thud m the Coi -Aci bneup In the W .stiiii Divi s ion. Dugan ' s dandies f i om Blue Fomt handed the M H I U I I Island Colts their tii st loss of the season as Gene Cailson limit , d the Colt- to pi-t thiee hits while the Blues belted out eight , goon fi i nine uin- . '1 oinmv U vkkm shared hero honors along with Cai Kon .s be omnutod for a pair of doubles and a saeiit.ee fly to ebn. m five of the nine runs . Two nights later Blue Point tied up the Wot.in Le.mue iacc- with a d-1 v ictory over Lou Redmond' s Mul l-land nine . With onlv a few weeks remaining in each of the ba g ue laces , we can look for anything to happen. For althou g h the Coi-Ace team is h ading in the east and Blue Point and the Colts in tin wi&t . the oth r dubs battling for league laurels are still verv nun h m the nu. and < v en though some are out of the uinmng ' as far a- they thi nisolves are concerned they can piov e ni s tiumental in deciding who will finish in front by coming up with a big victoiv in th e closing stages of the lace. MIDGETS \E\U1NG END -Unlike the junior play, the midget p. rfi imors of Vic Uanta lb om Middle Island and the Yuma A from the East End. appear to hav e ju st ah-nu clinched the crowns m their respectiv e leagues . A< foi the Noi th Bellport League—the pi renmal champs of Skip Henry, known as the Red Rockets, are cuuentlv mivin g alon g m limb feated style , with onl y the NBAA Bbu k of Ed Hanigan standing in their wav. The Rockets and the NB VA nu et m an impoi tant \ ontest this week which will go a long wav m eb t eimimng the eventual outcome , as far as league stand - ings aie conc erned The Red Rockets, xvbo have for the past two si asons captured the tow nship midget title, although not as strong as m previous reasons , still have a well balanced club who on a mv ui night, have w hat it tabes to upset stronger teams. If forced to make a long range prediction , however , we would have to say that the East Ende' s of Mike Figlui7' /i and Al Musetti appear to hav e the inside tuak toward the tow n ciown this season. The \SI MA hav e ouite a few returnees from last year ' s team , and in games to date hav e bee n bl ushing aside all opposition in the East End art a However , thi< opinion is irn rely conjecture on our part and it gx' s withou t saving that the biggest mistake the East End champs could make , would be to take too lightly their coming meet- ings with the Mid-Island and Noi th Bellport champs, for more often than not it is the bad bounce , the pass- d ball o the accidental bloop single on a ducked swing which decides the championship tilts in the midget class. SLO-B VLL TOURNEY—P. < e Poulos is optimistic about the success of the post season tourney to be conducted among slo-ball t. ams at the Shore Fi ont on Sep tember 1, 2 , 3 and 4. Earl y indi- cation s aie that teams heie in the local area are looking forward to the affau- with eager anticipation , all figuring that they have a good chance to sweep on through to victory. To date , the Brook- haven Asphalt. Ron & Bill' - , the Rockets AC and Hagerman from the North Bellnort League have indicated that they wish to be nu hub d. while Ral ph Waters ' Safeway Builders from North Patch- ocrue are al-o set to enter. Add to these, the strong clubs of the villa g e league s and those from other recreation departments here ni tm county, it would be our guess that the overall number of team- will total clo-e to 25. This will mean an action-packed four etav- of slo-ball at the Shore Front site. Pete tells us that he will irnno-. a gienmd lule at the park , whereby a portion of the left * • Id feno will be marked off «o that a ball clearing that section will !\¦ • declared a ground rule double. This we feel is an excellent idea as n w ill Tt an that anv circuit clout in the tourney will be one t' v.t in no wav i- ori< ntal by nature. The age limit also has been wa.vtd which will me an that those teams stocked with youth will , j ii oi ,; opiP T on . hav e a very definite advantage over tho' -e whose i u ei .- l- comprised primaril y of men around tho 30 level—for as t 1 • v -a\ ,n th. fight game , \ a good big man is better than a good bfie man \ By the same token we must also go along with the x> oi y that a good young man is better than a good old man (ath- k* i adv -p. aking) . Neveitheb s- it would b\ unfair to teams from ot , e-i -.ct on- to t* 11 th em that they must knock off players of y u'ig'-2 y(r:.r* and. <:<; we mentioned previousl y 7 , we feel that the dab- who plav heic m the village and the town would rather enter x< e to.anty w ithout having to accept concessions from the other v ams. Team- wishing to be included in the slo-ball tourney should sub- net xhnr playing roster to Pete Poulos at the Four Sisters Rec. ( ' ' i i m PdtchogUe without delay, so a> to permit time to arrange tie pan logs of opening round competition. BRID GE NOTES Despite the Summer heat , at- tendance has continued high at the South Shore Duplicate Club. There were 10 tables Friday at the Veteran s of Foreign Wars Hall on Edwards Street , Patch- ogue , wheie the month l y Master Point game was held. Winners (N-S) were : first H. H. Slechta , Bell port and J. J. Slechta , Patchogue; second Clint Smith , Central Isli p and Carol Cohlner , Sayville , and third Elea- nor Ransome and Helen Laughlin , Patchogue. E-W winners wore : fi rst Dr. CheinofT and Victor Chetnoti , Pat- c hogue; second Sol Walters and Chuck Geddes , Bay Shore ; tie thud; fourth Mary and Ed Ed- wards , Bell port and Terry Becker , Biightwateis and Ray Mallin , Hicksville. The next duplicate session will 'be held August -1 at 8 p. m. All midge playeis aie invited to par- ticipate. Annual Town Track Meet Has Over 125 Contestants The Second Annual Brookhaven Town track meet , sponsored by the Brookhaven Town Recreation Department , was held on Friday night , with over 125 boys participating in the various events , accorcf- ing to Recreation Director James Reese . The meet proved to be a big success with exciting and close finishes in many of the events . A<S > - — crowd of over 200 spectators roar- ed its approval as the 880 yard relay in the unlimited age divi- sion ended in a dead heat with Mike Uhorchak catching Ollie Jermatt at the wire in as close a finish as we have ever seen. Sixteen-year-old John Proto- sow of Port Jefferson scored a double by leaping 19-6 in the broad jump and winning the 100 yard dash in the good time of 10.9 seconds. Other double winners included Spencer Petty in the 50-yard dash and the broad jump Bob Oakley in the 75-yard dash and the 100- yard dash and Ed Nook in the shotput and discus. 50-Yaid Dash (11-12) 1. Spencer Pet- ty 7.4; 2. Mike O'Brien , 3. Fred Erco- hno. High Jump : (11-12) 1. Gieg Condon , 4.0 , 2. Tommy Sulerhoff. Bioud Jump : lU-12) 1. Spencer Petty, 13-9 . 2. Fred Ercohno , 3. Mike O'Brien 75-Yai d Dabh : (13-14) 1. Bob Oakley, 12 5 , 2. Al Lorte , 3. Hailan Schantz. 100 Yard Dash (13-11) 1. Robert Oak- ley, 12.2 ; 2. Al Loi die , 3. Peter Nolan J' l-Mile Relay (13-14) 1. De Witt Da- ws , 2. Georpre Ruland , 3. Joe Brandi , 4 Harlan Schantz . High Jump (13-14) 1. Mike Weiss , 4-7 . 2. Robert Harns, 3. Pete Nolan. Bioad Jump : (13-14) 1. De Witt Da- vis , 16—9>4 ; 2. Ted Walsh , 3. Mike Weiss. 100 Yard Dash : ( 15-16) 1. John Pioto- sow , 10.9 . 2. Tom Fingar , 3. Ray Walsh 440-Ya rd Run: (15-16) 1. Ray Roe. 2. Bob Hasselo, 3. John Cacioppo. High Jump: (Open) 1. Ray Condon , 2. Bob Tanbey , (tied for first place 5-10), 3 Roger Realander. Broad Jump : (15-16) 1. Joh n Proto- sow , 2. Milton Schneekalg, 3. Tom Fingar. Mile: (15-16) 1. Jim Willhoit . 4.58 , 2. Jim Isler , 3. Jack Knight. 100-Yard Dash : (Open ) 1. Phil Gra- niello, 12.0 ; 2. Pete Orio , 3. Al Taylor 220-Yard Dash : (Open) 1. Bob Branch , 2b.O ; 2. Dick Realander , 3. Joh n Arma- to 440-Yard Run : (Open) 1. Mike Uhor- chak , 2. George Bolduc , 3. Dick Jones . 880-Yard Run . (Open) 1. Frank Condon, 2. Pete Petty , 3. Anthony Morrisette. 880-Yard Relay (Open) 1. Richard Rob- ei ts , P. Nemeth, Ed. Earhardt , Ollie Jer- manott , 2. J. Petetorio , Mike Foley , D. Brow n , M. Urchak. Mile (Open) 1. Dick Jones , 2. Pete Pet- ty, 3. Dick Hutchins. High Jump (15-16) 1. Milton Schnee- balg, 2. Ray Zaharatis, 3. Pat. Keenaru Broad Jump (Open ) 1. Dick Realander, 2. Phil Graniello , 3. Robert Tamsey. Pole Vault (Open) 1. Roger Realander , 2. Dennis Brown , 3. Bob Hodl. Shot Put (Open ) 1. Ed Nook , 2. Eric Sackstein. Discus : ( Open) 1. Ed N.-ok. 2. Rich ;ud Hutchins , 3 Eric Sit kstun. Sybelle Carpets Wins Seventh Straight Tilt By James Barhanell League-leading Sv belle Carpets blasted out 11 hits including thiee each b y Ken and (Jeorge Znnlingl aus to spark the Carpetmen to an 11-2 v ietoiy ov er Patchogue Lunibei last Tuesday at the Shore Front I' uik. Charlie Bratisax went the distance for the Caipetmen who won their sev enth stiaieht game silicon June 8. Bratisa\ fanned 1(1 and seattc v ed seven hits in rounding his foul til victory of the 15)01 season . Patchogue Lumbe r I timed Bra- tisax ' - s shutout m the final inning . John Dulmov its and Chai ho De- veiy walked and advanced on a wild pitch. Anothei wild heave b y Bratisax sem ed Dulmov its while Devery scoied on an en or. In othei Hi/. Le ague gam< s , Lo- cal 2..7 p lastcied Fat mingville , lo- 1 , in a five-intnrig game eui- taibd by lam. Watts Plumbing 'von b\ ioi feit over Foui Season- S ports Center. 'I he Lo' a ' 2' A1 \\c- * o.v on Jul y 20 gaM- the T>am- ' <!- , s< ( ond p laei in the b-agU(: landing , a half game ahead of 1 r>ui S>a-< >n- Both /irribri g ban b / o t h <¦ r - bla i''l a doubb- - ind ' •/ > ingle- . (> o/gf , th'- b-agM ' b arling hit- ' <•! , rai <-d hi a <-rag ( to a bbst < ring 7)0 on lb hit- in ' AH at bat^ :-\tx-!b- - fo j if l (>ri( e Mi the fn -t ir mng and r in che d the game with four mor e n ih e *hird I - our mon- 'uri- ero--< d *h* plat'- in the- tour 'f and ano ' r ' r to •¦ . me! up ' n<- -<o ' \X ' t r i' , tre j- r- .th a- the b agu< le ad e r- ran th<-ir record to 10-1. fn \r-t - op' run g v ro Ti ' s. Tiankie Z IP unghau- v a 'ked a r el advanced * o -f i r d on a > i!d n ' e ' n . Brother He »- ie .Ti * a ba'd grounder that -ei ai ' ob' d otf fii - t ba- ^ fc m au Bob Brou . er ' - glove for a ba-e hit . But Frank'e 'a- out trying to -cor* a- Be rnie took -' cord to be in po-ition f o -fore on Ken ' s base hit Singb - by Ken Znnhnghau- and Mike Ranen. a -tob n base and an mor by the shorts t op nettea the four tur ( > m the third. Then in the fourth , Berni^- Zim- linghau- wa- safe on an er r or c rd tallied on biothtr r Ken ' s dou- ble . George\ -iru: b -cored Ken as the former -role second, con- tinued on to third on an ov er- thr ow by the catcher and -oore<l on a wild pitch. A walk , a steal of second and Ranieri ' s second single made it 9-0 . With one away in the sixth. G> orge Zimhnghati s drilled a double to right and scored on a sing le b y John Masem. This wound up the Sv belle scoring as the Carpetmen went over the 10- run mark for the fourth time this season. Local 237 smashed out 11 hits , eight going for extra bases. Paul Youshock drov e in five runs with hi^ first home run and a double. Jim Hoey drove home four more with a trip le , double and single in three tri ps while Bill Fedoryk al- so had a trip le , double and sing le to bat in two tal'ies. Pat Devine and Pete Gonzales each weig hed in with doubles , the latter knock- ing in two runs. Youshock' s home run delivered Len Arias , who w alked in the first inning as the Teamsters netted four runs. Devine walked , took second on a wild p itch and third on a passed ball anel scored on Hoey ' s base hit. Hoey came all the way around while left fielder Dan Loelici could not find the handle as the ball rolled to the fence. Five walks , three w ild p itches and just one hit , a tw o-run double by Youshock netted the Team- sters four mote runs in the sec- ond. Doubles by Fedorv k and Gonzales, a trip le b y Hoey and a single by Youshock blended w ith a hit bat-man and a walk raised the score to l*b l in the third . Tn the fifth. Fodorv k sing led and took -eeond on a wild pitch. Devine deuveied his teammate with a double w h-> tallied on Hoev ' - two-base bit. Then the i:\irts came Faimmgville avei t od a shutou * with a nin in the thud when Jack Liwh smiled and Lodici trip led. Thiee more scored in the fifth on a walk and four singles by Dom HERTZ IS HERE.T WITH A NEW TRUCK RENTA L OFFICE TO SERVE YOU BETTER ! wl^^^r .^BM^^^MWfMJiU » * iin **~~^niBii T^\^~—^^^^^^^~^ ^ ^^M ^ .^^B ml^KLimif S^^^ ^^ ^^GSklBlF' ?1 Mtfhftl M-[~ ' J s. ' v i ^' __r ^^ ^H^^^HKBn f lmFW W i t— ^ F jBHy &mtr jgj-»7 /I I^^^MBBSjSHl /[^¦^\'W \V1 l^—Mi———— m ^ m ^^J L • Prompt , efficient service to solve any truck need . • Rent new Chevrolet , GMC and other sturdy trucks in any size , for any need. • Low rates include insurance , . . cas and oil (even if you buy it on the road) • Rent by the day, week or longer. • All you need is a driver ' s license and identification. • For just the RIGHT truck in a hurry . . . call 188 MEDFORD AYE. 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In uppe r right , Bob Tanzey knocks down bar at six feet and has to settle for a first place tie with Ray Condon at 5-10 in the open dh ision high jump. Roger Realander clears bar at 11-6 , in low er left photo , to take first place in pole vault. In middle photo , Spencer Petty, winner of the 50-yard dash and broad jump is presented gold medal by Jerome Sadofsky super- visor of parks , extreme right , as Jim Reese , Brookhaven Tow n Recreation director , second from left and Councilman John Folev look on. In photo at right , Ed Nook is shown as he heaves shot , 46-4 in taking first place in event. He also took a first in discus event with a throw of 117 feet. The meet was the tow n ' s second annual track meet. —Photo by Maple Leaf Photo Service Second Annual Brookhave n Town Track Meet Joe Collins Wins 25-Lap Feature At R'head Track For several years Joe Collins of West Baby lon was just a good stock car driver at Riverhead Raceway. He picked up a ride now ;md then in a sood car , but more often than not , Joe just had wheels under him. Now it's differ- ent and Collins is zooming to the top of the hill. The reason ? Collins picked up j a steady ride in the sawed-off 10- i Cents and it turned out to be a terrific combination. Collins won the 25-lap combination main at JRheihead last Saturday—his sec- i ond main-go checker of the sea- j son. Promoter Ed Hawkins will pre- sent another stock-car show Sat- urday with three big features : Jalopy, sportsman and modified- sportsman. And , of course , an- other game of automobile demoli- tion tag. Sp ider Ligon defeated Charlie Turbush in last week' s crow d-pleaser. Silas Hiscock of Bridgehamp- ton continued his great driving and won the 20-lap sportsman main and Mike Goss in No. 19 captured his second jalopy fea- ture victory of the season. Hiscock beat out Jim Malone , Bert and Buzz Hedges in that or- der , while Goss led Bob Kull , Leo Ceckowski and Buzz Hedges ac- ross the line in the jalopy main. The best racing battle of the night was for second place in the combo. Bert Hedges , Silas His- cock and Jim Malone fought all the way for second behind winner Collins. The three cars were never more than several feet apart as they changed positions until Bert Hedges in No . 44 took second , Hiscock in the Flaming Seven copped third and Malone in No. 34 finished fourth. It was one of the best three-car battles seen at Riverhead in some time. Riverhead continues to draw moie cats each week. Fields of 17-18 cars in a consi are usual and the jalopy main always goes over the 20-car mark. All of which makes for top-notch racing thiills and excitement at Long Island' s onl y quarter-mile , high- banked speed track. The first race Saturday is set for 8:30 p. m. Here comes the bride ! The strains of the wedding march will begin auspiciously when you accept the cheerfully given serv- ice of The Advance in your selec- tion of wedding .invitations. Prin- ted , raised printing or engraving, —Adv. THIS WEEK IN SPORTS BROOKHAVEN TOWNSHIP RECREATION DEPARTMENT North Bellport Slo-Balt Cruise Inn (3) jllagcrman F. D. (11) AB R H , AB R H [?osco 4 0 2 J. Tiilei mo 4 12 Nello 4 0 0 J. Kelly 4 2 2 Rickard 3 111 uoeo 3 2 2 DeMaio 3 1 1 M. Stephani 3 10 Rendey 3 0 0 J. Stephani 2 10 Honk 3 1 2 Kig:nola 3 2 2 Bassett 3 0 1 Piccinmni 3 12 Mausolf 3 0 1 Scavelh 3 12 McCourt 3 0 1 LeUom 3 0 0 Hushes 3 0 0 |S. Palermo 3 0 1 Totals 32 3 9| Totals 31 11 13 Dan\ Cruise Inn 000 003 0— 3 Hacei man F. D 501 140 x—1 1 B'ha>en VFW <10) |B'ha\ en Asphalt (13) AB R H , AB R H Fuoco 4 0 llMacLean 4 2 3 Hum.ski 4 1 2| Fuoco 10 0 Zelenski 4 3 4| Ka/nowski 3 2 2 Claik 3 1 l | Coium 4 3 2 Fucci 4 1 l|Co\ 4 11 Wakie 4 0 3 | Murphy 4 0 1 Groh 4 0 0 Havens 4 11 Scheibel 4 11 Schordine 4 2 1 Kwiatk' ski 2 12 Mancuso 3 2 2 Van V'hten 3 2 1 Coleman 3 11 . Dobrie 3 1 1 Totals 36 10 16 - - — Totals 37 15 15 Biookhaven VFW 001 241 2—10 Brookhav en Asphalt 113 550 x—15 E. Patchogue (5) Ron & Bill' s (19) AB R H) AB R H Vorraro 3 11 Bustamonte 5 2 2 Moi anti 4 2 1 LaPalme 5 3 3 Vallillo 4 0 0 Staab 5 1 1 Schneider 3 2 1 Palladino 5 2 3 Lee 3 0 3 Cardamone 5 2 2 Gonzalez 2 0 0 K eeW 5 3 3 Mort 3 0 1 Chambers 5 2 3 Nanry 3 0 0 Curiale 1 i 2 Gori 3 0 2 Dea r born 3 0 1 Ghentz 3 0 0 Gieen 10 0 KelU'tmau 4 0 1 Totals 31 5 9 Totals 47 10 21 Ron & Bill' s 711 306 1—19 East PatchoKiie 000 302 0—5 Rockets AC (7) Neppell ' s Ins. (2) AB R H| AB R H Daly 2 2 2 Cordaro 3 0 1 Brennan 4 0 0 Sforzo 3 0 1 Sweeney 3 2 2 J. Neppell 3 0 1 Miller 3 0 1 T. Nep 'll , Sr . 3 0 1 Maher 3 10 Yetti 3 10 Carman 3 0 0 T. Nep 'll , Jr. 3 1 2 Price 3 1 1| Musetti 2 0 1 Ryan 3 1 1 Tyers 2 0 0 Tilts 3 0 Ol Schumacher 3 0 0 Henry 3 0 lj Rocklein 2 0 0 Totals 30 7 8) Totals 29 2 7 Rockets AC 200 102 2—7 Neppeli' s Ins. 010 100 0—2 W L Brookhaven Asphalt 6 0 **Hagerman F. D. 5 1 Ron & Bill' s 5 1 Rockets A. C. 3 3 Brookhaven VFW 2 4 Neppell' s Ins. 2 4 Dan ' s Cruise Inn 1 5 East PatchoKue 0 6 ** First half champion. LEADING HITTERS Player & Team AB R H Staab , Ron & Bill 55 25 34 Santamaria , Neppel l 45 21 27 J. Kelly, Hagerman 69 34 41 Scavelli , Hajjerman 53 25 31 Cox , Asphalt . , 53 26 30 Daly, Rockets 44 18 24 T. Neppell , Jr., Neppell 35 22 19 Mancuso, Asphalt 50 28 27 DeMaio , Cruise Inn 41 20 22 Fuoco. Hanerman 54 29 29 Federico , Neppell 43 20 23 Curiale , Ron & Bill 54 20 28 Miller , Rockets 52 21 27 Havens , Asphalt 41 21 21 Greco , Hagerman 54 18 27 Home runs ¦— Sweeney , nine ; Cox , eitfht , LuonKO , seven , Miller , six. RBI' s — Cox 32 , Greco , 30 , Fuoco 28 , Sweeney and M. Stephani , 27. EAST END MIDGET LEAGUE YUMA (C) (5) | YUMA (A) (24) AB R H| AB R H Passavia 0 1 0 Abruntilla 5 3 2 Sei^al 2 1 0| L. Fwluizzi 2 2 1 Lanni 3 0 0 Varvi 4 2 2 B. Hawkins 2 1 0 Whitten 4 i 3 Fa hie 3 0 0 Dorsch 3 2 2 Varvi 2 1 0 Tullo I 1 1 Sonne 1 0 0 Musetti 4 2 4 M. Hawkins 0 1 0 K. Fij r lui'/ai 4 2 1 Hulse 2 0 0 Hammond 4 3 3 _ [J. Pidtfeon . '! 2 3 Totals 15 5 ()]C. PidRcon 2 2 2 Tola Is 37 24 24 YUMA (O .102 00— 5 YUMA (A ) 712 122—24 E. Moriches (11 |YUMA (A) (18) AB R H| AB R II Kyowski 2 0 0| Hillary 5 2 2 Smith 0 0 0J L, FiRlui/^i 2 2 0 Ivei son 2 0 0| J Pidneon . 'I 4 3 Molly 2 0 0] Varvi 3 3 3 Robinson 2 0 01 f; Pidjreoti 2 0 0 Davis 10 0 Whitten 3 12 Macork'dule 1 0 0 K Fwluuzi 4 2 2 Hendanbary 2 0 0 Musetti 3 11 Ogeka 1 1 <> Tullo 2 3 1 , Lanni 10 0 Totals 13 1 0 , Abruntilla 2 0 0 SeiKal 10 0 Doi «ch 10 0 Hammond 10 0 j Totals 33 18 14 East Moriches 001 00— 1 YUMA (A) . ... 356 22—18 July 24: Harriman Denis , C; Allco Concrete , 0 ( forfeit). July 25: Main Auto Part- , , 6; Erhardt Plumbing- , 0 (forfeit). July 26: Island Coal & Lumber , 6; Allco Concrete , 0 (t' oifeit). July 27: Harriman Dems , 6; Rollic Inc., 0 (forfeit). July 28: Main Auto Parts , 9; Harriman Dems , 1. Winning p it- cher , Art Niebling; losing pit- cher , Roy Mott. STANDING W L Main Auto Parts 8 2 Island Coal & Lumber 7 2 Harrima n Dems 4 5 Allco Concrete 3 6 Erhardt Plumbing . 2 5 Rollic Inc. . 2 6 In the playoff for the Little League Tournament at Ne&conset against Smithtown , the North Patchogue Youth Athletic Club lost a thrilling game , 1-3. NPYAC held the Smithtown team 3 2 go- ing into the sixth inning. Smith- town receh ing a walk in the sixth. With the count two and two , the next pitched ball was tagged for a homerun, the score changed to 4-3. NPYAC did not score in their half of the inning. The names of the boys who par- ticipated in the All-Star game are as follows : Arthur Xieblmu . Jul- ian Chernick , Larry Steckle , Rob- ert Flannery, Paul Graniello , Peter Figet , William Grant , Rob- ert Prybyzerski , Richard Lewin. Donald \ Forbes , David Hildreth. Daniel Hughes , Paul Mancuso and Kevin Nolan. Joe Falco was man- ager and Carmine Mancuso was coach. Mario Genna in charge for the North Patchogue Youth Ath- letic Club. John Shaug hnessy, um- Sire in chief , along with Mr. teckle who shared first and third , doing a wonderful job. Little League The Patchogue Ii o o k l <- u lo'it a double-header lo the West Habj lon Aces Sunday, 10-4 and 3-1 . The double lo;- ., nio\es tin Aees within one game of clinching the West- ern Division pennant in the Stdloik Co unty Hasi ball Leagm The two losses diop- ped I' atf hogue to l<)-(i , onl y two g.unes ahead of Setau- ket m ihe Eastern D IVIMOII . In the hi st game , West Uab y lon ' s Daw Quick .stiuck out sivcii The Ace ' s hitting at lack was bd b y Tom Con- iov wl o doubled and hit (wo I - .ingles and by Joe Brennan who had tuo singles. I Patchogue wa s held to three hits in the second game as West Babylon ' s Lou Rada struck out seven. Joe Bren- nan and Pete Zezima stole home in the sixth inning. Pelhccia , Frank Beatty, Losch and Joe DeMaio. Patch. Lumber (2) S>belle Carpets (10) AB R H AB R It Ma ' .rlf u 0 (» rk Zi ' aus. ss 3 0 1 1 - •)- A . if 1 i) U H Zim ' au- c i ( 1 Ma ' - ii ib j i) 1 K Zim ' aus 2b 4 2 3 3i i ,irn*- ,- ij > 0 1 (, Zim ' au- .cf 4 2 J li-'A « e- lb J 'i 1 Ma*em. lb 1 1 1 T w .ur lD 1 II u pd Zi ' aus rf i 1 0 B*~i>- c i 'i 1 Romen. 'ih 4 0 2 Co. . rran cf i it 1 Hurton.lf 1 0 0 Kara tcke 2 D i u 0 Visjorito If 2 0 0 Du Tio.itc , 25 2 1 U Bratisax p ? ti 0 D^ . ^n. rf 2 12 — - Totals )1 10 11 ToUl, 2\ 2 T Pa - rn L. T V: — '\ J Ij 'io 2-27 i S, - Hf- Ca-)^ — 1 1 l\i \ 10 11 1 MCOIN'NLS S ard Ketoe , BKVTISAX a. r ' . B Z'TJ'nenc J - . Farmingville it ) L<x:al 237 ' 1>> AB R H AB R H Lo~c r -^ , 22 A na- c ' i o L./ .iic. if 2 ¦ > 2 P ioko „> 5 10 Dia on rf i 0 ' Y jw- n ' <k f 4 ! > i » ..g c.a.ra > c 2 > J ' l » ' ' or k b , 2 ' , 2. r- .( n- »i li c < ' ' / D>-vivJb - 1 D^Miio lb > 1 H« . A f 2 . Laruinz. o 2b j o '; ii ' .n' .i.i i ii 2 ' t P.z.tiiie ib 2 o M I < r»s -f 2 0 ) P-lLcen. c£ 2 1 1 N* . j v p 2 2 i V. ilia rt I) 0 0 - — — Bearj £ 2 11 T- MS 2> 1 \ ) - ' - \arno p 2 h \ T< t.iN 12 1 T fai turAil < * ¦— «J0 * 1 \ ' L OLA 2 A 4 1 \ ) '2— It i 1 \R. \U .in ,i ( , h \ iiiii (j ii ^i in'ii' l i , i donie e.Uk'l \ ) nun ^^ unn > NO\ V in-1 Aua- STANDINGS W L Pet. S\b«J ' < C up. ' . - 10 t \i i L. <ul 2 ' ¦ > ' _ .2 \ > I (jm tsca- -ons 5 4 . Vin V. Ut- , Plumbing t h Jn 'l P l ' < hr.G 1\ I.umoi l } 6 i ' t.irnun^ .iIU' 1 ¦> ¦ 11L This Week\ Schedule Tonitrht I.omiPK- i 1(^ \- V, .it i - Pbinni- inK . TiiL- i fiay—Li>cal 2 57 VT Vv .ittT Plunib- inj£ Game time is S iO t< m CONNIE MACK CHAMPS COPIAGUE—This community ' s first Connie Mack team ha^ won a chance to compete m the - -tate p layoff* at Elmira Saturday and Sunday. The team is made up of a combination of last year ' s state champion Babe Ruth League team and Copiague and Amityville High School p layer^ . The team recently won the Great South Bay and Suffolk County champion- ships. Business will probabl y keep right on being good for those who are aggressive, g ive good \ allies , good services and advertise in The \d\ ance. —Adv. Rookies Drop Two Tilts to W. Bab ylon F0LL0W ^§18* cv™** THE ^ JP^miS&h U' lOVef YELLOW > *7 ,^T^r^mx\ i lYI AR O R N OW T j fi^pWCI 5 .2365 IUVER AVE. * 3m,r *f A«. %?p *Tc*o»ue*+ ° ^^ • COMPLETE BOAT YARD • OUTBOARD MOTOR REPAIRING PROPELLER RECONDITIONING TOAD\ CONKLIN'S TIDE and WEATHER ALMANAC TABLE OF SUN AND HIGH TIDES FOR THE WEEK (Supplied by the United Htatea Coast and Geodetic Survey; Honru Given are for Eastern Standard Time. Son Snn Patchoffoe BUe Set (Great So. Bar) Fort Jeffersm Maatic Beach Bellport Mortchea Inlet and (Moriches Bar) (Bellport Bar) (Ocean) Setauket AM. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M T. A UK . • '{ 5 :00 7-12 4:15 A :18 4:10 fi - l.i 1'2 • M ( it B ill V. A UK . 4 5:01 7:11 5 .09 r> :44 5 • !4 l> OK 0 U 1 O'l f. !. r I. 0 > S. A UK . 5 5 -02 7-10 (i :0H (>:I4 i, n 7 :00 1 .! t '2 o«l t, t, ? 0.1 S. A UK ' , fi 5 :011 7 :09 7:11 li :4,{ 7 . '!(> 8 OS 2 It. < 0s 7 ('» s no M. Aujt. 7 5 Oi 7 :0« S- .10 8:157 H : ' ,(r > « .) AY2 1 • (T. 1 02 s {. s ..2 T. A UK 8 5 :04 7 .07 0 :04 !>- '24 0 .20 0 . 1!) 4 2<> 1 l't o 2. r > ' . » 10 W. A UK . S> 5 :05 7 :05 9:50 10:05 10.15 10.H0 5- 15 5 10 10 10 10.2.1 For high tide at Democratic) Folnt (Fire Island Inlet) add IS mln. to Moriches Inlet. For high tide at Shinnecock Inlet nabtract 10 minutes from Moriches Inlet For high tide at Stony Brook subtract 5 minutes from Port Jefferson & Setauket. WFATHER snri TEMPERATURE COMPARISON (Courtesy Patchogue Electric Light Company) Maximum Minimum I960 1961 1960 J')61 l<)b0 l'»6l T «!»ly 25 Clear CWnr H:l St. t.5 71 W. July 2(> Clea r Cloudy KO '/(( .17 7<> T. July 27 Kmn Clcur 7ti Xti hS bS l'\ July ->H , Clear Clear 70 hi t.S h5 y- Jll| y ^!» Cleai Kain H' 2 75 t.t> b') S J»'y 30 Ham Clear 75 S,! b. \ . b\ M J\ly 31 Clea r Cloudy sii 87 bb b7
