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Slate Title Competition Town Rec. Committee Doings: By Win Olms SET DI VMOND FINALS—With the 1961 Summer seaso n now in its waning weeks , Brookhaven Town Recreation Director James Reese is looking ahead to the big games which will determine the town champi. ns in the baseball , softhall and slo-ball leagues. In the midget dhision , league champ ions have alread y been crowned and are waiting patiently for the big games which he ahead. The midget finals w ; ll open Mondav night at the Mt. Sinai diamond as the Ridge 1 nine of Art Albers takes on Skip Henry ' s Red Rockets , winners of the North Bell port League . On Tuesday night , Vic Ranta s Middle Island Rams will lock horns with the Mastic ^iUMA A of Mike Fi-'luizzi and Al Musetti at the North Bellport Recreation Field. Tlu> two winners will meet for the town championship August 21 at a neutral fi.dd. All of these games w'll be p layed beneath the lights and if the competiti on will be anything lik» that of previous vears some excitin g innings of diamond activity are m store for our town fans . The j uni or division finals will get underway August 23 at Center- each with games also being p layed at the Mastic Beach Field August 2-1 25 2S and 29. The junior finals wil 1 wind up August 30 at Centereach with all games being p layed at night. As of this date , onlv one j unior champ ion. Joe George ' s Co-Ace team , winners of the Fast rn League has been crowned. In the western half of the town program , il.cVe is r' .rv indicatio n that a tie will result between Howard Uugan ' s Blue Point team and the Middle Island Colts of Charlie Rnu kner . If this situation comes about, a one-game p layoff will be held to determine who will represent the Western League. The N H'thern League champ ion will also be crowned this week , after wh' vh th- stage wil' be set for the final games. The junior round rrhin wdl consist of a home and home affair , with each team p lay- ing the otht r team two games, with the team winding up with the most victories being declared the town champ ion. In the men ' s slo-ball competition , the Safeway Builders won the North Patchogue title, last week by downing the Medford Brau Haus 17-7 to win the second half title. In that game , the men of Ral ph Waters also won the first half race. They took the league cham- pionshi p without the necessity of a playoff. The North Bell port League will wind up its race this week as Hagerman and the Brook- haven Asphalt battle it out for top honors , while in the Northern Brookhaven section, it will be either Doy le ' s Paddock , second half champs or the Tinker Bank winners of first half action represent- ing their league . Like the junior baseball p layoffs , the slo-ballers will also battle it out on a ' home and home basis with each entry meeting the other league champ twice. Game one will be p layed August 21 at the North Patchogue Field. The action will _ switch to Mt! Sinai August 22 with the August 23 and 24 games being p layed at North Bellport. The August 25 game will be played at North Patchogue with the finale taking p lace beneath the Mt. Sinai arcs August 28. ' The softhall p layoff s are , as this date , currently being planned and the dates on which they are to be held will be announced some- time this week. TOUCH FOOTBALL—Looking ahead beyond the diamond p lay- offs, the Brookhaven Town Recreation Department is p lanning touch football program , with all of the competition being staged beneath the lights of the town recreation fields . Leagues will be established for boys and men of all ages with games being p layed each night during ' the months of October and November. We feel that the touch football activit y is an excellent idea as it will provide re-creational activity for our town athletes during a period which is normall y dormant. Jim Reese has sent out the word that now is the time for teams to submit their rosters. Be sure to include the name of your team and its age bracket, also the address and telephone of the team representative. For those of you who wish to be included but are not on a team, it is suggested that you forward your name , age , address and telephone number to the recreation office at the Brookhaven Town Hall in Patchogue and an attempt will be made to place you with a team in your area. TENNIS TOURNEY—The big town tennis tourney is set for the weekends of August 19 and August 26 with all of the action taking place at the courts situated ai the Miller Place School , the town pool in Centereach and the village courts on Rider Avenue in Pat- chogue. The tournament will include Senior Division competition for contestants 19 and over. Junior division matches for those between the ages of 14 and 18, and open competition in mixed and men ' s doubles are also included. Response toward the tournament to date has been encouraging and it is expected that some exciting matches will be forthcoming. Trophies will be awarded to the winners in each class. :. ' £. A : ' ; ODDS 'N ENDS-—In one of the most exciting finishes in many a season. Jim Kelly with a perfect four for four against the Brook- haven Asphalt, nosed out Mel Santamaria and Bob Staab for the league batting crown. The Hagerman leftfielder finished with a .616. four points ahead of Santamaria. Bob Staab , who had led the way most of the season , managed onl y three hits in his last 10 trips to finish with an even .600. Stan Cox and Greco put on a repeat performance of last year ' s race for RBI honors with Cox edging Greco 32-33. Phil Sweeney of the R o-ckets led the home run parade with nine. Jack Mahe.r of the Rockets and Stan Cox of Asphalt were tied for second with eight . . . The year ' s number one upset in North Bellport play came about in the final week , when Dan ' s Cruise Inn , with a season record of 3-10 , up-ended Ron & Bill' s, 15-12. Our vote for the most improved p layer in the league goes to Joe Wakie of the VFW. Wakie , after going five for 14 in fi rst half p lay, hit safel y 15 times in 29 tri ps in second half action to finish off with .465 . . . Most improved club in the league was the VFW who wound up second half p lay in a tie with Neppell' s and the Rockets with three victories and four losses. Tom Neppell , Jr. was the walking man of the circuit , having worked opposing chuckers for 15 passes during season play . . . Strongest throwing arms among the outfielders belong to Tom Nep- pell. Jr. and Charlie Grecco while our vote for the smoothest work- ing iniielder would go to Tom Murphy of the Asphalt. If Dan ' s Cruise Inn can polish up a position or two next season , it will be a definite contender . The team has a strong left side in the inner circle with Skell y Frei at short and Yinny DeMaio at third. We doubt if there are any two teams in this area who put on a better show against each other than do the Asp halt and Hager- man. Their games are usuall y packed with excitement , as was the case last week when Hagerman , trailing 12-0 , finished strong to lose out , 15-10. If the Brookhaven Asphalt have a weak link , we would have to say it is lack of depth on the all-important bench. This incidently is one of the major assets of the Safewav Builders. Ralph Waters is fortunate in having on his roster , a group of dependable per- formers who consiste n tl y show up with the interest of the team foremost in their minds . . . Ronnie Wadsworth expects to enter the village slo-ball tourney at full strength with the return of John Luongo who has been away at school during second half play. The Rockets AC, Hagerman F.D. and Brookhaven Asphalt are also en- tered m the big September round robin . . . Howie Lee turned in a fine job for East Patchogue with 24 hits in 51 at bats to lead his club with a neat .471. Suffolk Riding Club Sets Its Annual Horse Show Under the sponsorship of the Kiwanis Club of Sayville , the Suf- folk Riding Club will present its fifth annual horse show , Sunday. This show is sanctioned by the American Horse Show Association , and the Long Island Horse Show Association. The Suffolk Riding Club is an affiliate member of both of these organizations. Ihe first ol 12 events is slated to get under way at 9 a.m. sharp, rain or shine , and with a lunch bieak of about an hour. Ths show will last until about 7 p.m. Several innovations have been added this year , such as calf rop ing ana _.eer cutting. Generally, the c ' assos of com- pevit.on wiL be divieled to riuei' c under 12; liders 13 to 16; male lidcrs over 16; and female nueii. over 16. Jud g ing by past perfor- mances , the under 12 riders will show some fancy riding. Although entries will be accept- ed up to event time assurance of a record turn-out of riders is evi- denced by entries from the J-K Ranch of Riverhead , Bits 'N Boots of Mastic , Rocking \C of Riverhead , Wagon Wh:e s r ot Hauppauge , The Melville Riding Club , The Saddle Dusters and the hose club of Sayville. Well ovei 100 riders and horses are expected to compete for the man y trop hies and ribbons that will be awarded. Tha horse show , as in previous years , will be held at the R-K Ranch on Lincoln Avenue in Say- ville. Contestants are requested to enter the corral by way of J ohn - son Avenue and Grove Street. Spectators should enter by way of Lincoln Avenue. The sponsoring Kiwanis Club of Sayville is preparing for a large turn-out of spectators. There will be no admission charge for one rider and one handler per horse entered , as the entry fee cover s admission. Kiwanis of Sayville is ear- marking all proceeds of the hors e show for its scholarshi p fund. Sale of programs will hel p the \Mount- ed Troop \ of Girl Scouts defra y expenses. Slate B'haven Town-Wide Swim Meet Aug . 25 The new Brookhaven Town Pool in Centereach will be the scene of the second annual town wide swimming meet to be held at 7 1 p.m. August 25 according to Town Recreation Director Jim Reese. All youngsters in the town are in- vited to take part in the three age categories of midgets , from 1 nine to 12 , juniors , from 13 to 15, and seniors from 16 to 18. Regis- tration blanks are available at the pool , town hall , or you may simp l y call GRover 5-5500 and register over the p hone. The events to be run include : Midgets 9-12: 1. Boys free sty le lb yards; 2. Under water swim; 3. Two dives of your choice. Girls : 1. Free st y le 13 yards; 2. Under water swim; 3. Two dives of your choice. Junior 13-15—1. Free style 25 yards ; 2. Back stroke 25 yards; 3. Unde rwater swim; 4. Two dives of your choice. Girls:—1. Free st y le 25 yards; 2. Back stroke 25 yards; 3. Under- water swim; 4. Two dives of your choice. Senior 16-18: Boys—1. Free style 25 yards; 2. Free style 50 yards; 3. Free style 100 yards; 4. Back stroke 25 yards; 5. Underwater swim; 6. Three dives-front-back and choice. Girls:—1. Free st yle 25 yards; 2. Free style 50 yards ; 3. Free style 100 yards; 4. Back stroke 25 yards; 5. Underwater swim; 6. Three dives front-back-choice. Champ ionshi p Racing At Freeport Stadium The month of August will be the month of championship racing at the Freeport Stadium. The special ARDC-USAC mid^ get 50 lap race of champions is set for today and a 100 lap main event is set for August 25. The stock car championship—50 Lap Sedan race is set for tomor- row and a 100 Lap Novice race will be held August 19. The race of champ ions , today will feature the top point drivers of the country piloting their rac- ing equipment. This is the third year for this annual event. Tomorrow night , the annual se- dan mid-s u m m e r championship race will feature a 50 lap main event along with a full show of modifieds , sedans , a woman ' s race and one race of novice . Competing in this championshi p race will be point leaders Ed Brunnhoelzl , Bru- no Brackey, Henry Cra w , Ronnie Schwendenmann , Ted Werner and many others. Starting time for all shows is 8:15 p. m. 3 Easy Steps—1. Phone GRo- ver 5-1000; 2. Say that you wish to suscribe to The Advance; 3 Give us your name , home adress or P. O. Box number. —Adv. E. End League Has Torrid Race For Second Spot The real race in the East End Softball League seems to be cen- tered in the battle for second p lace. DeCarlo ' s is firmly en- trenched in first place with a 10-3 record. Denny ' s Bri te Spots and Quogue Misfits are tied for second place with 9-3 records. DeCarlo ' s scored one run in the last of the seventh inning to edge the Eastport Fire Department , 5-4. Durham hit a homerun for the winners. For Eastport , Brandt tripled and Gajowski blaste d out a double. Eastport scored two in the first , one in the third and one in the fifth. DeCarlo ' s scored three in the second , one in the fourth and the winning run in the seventh . Roecklein held Eastport to six hits and DeCarlo ' s managed nine hits off Gajowski. The Misfits beat Slaters , 13-8 on 19 hits. Tufano and Cosick homered for Slaters and Kohler connected for a round-tri p blast for the winners. Waugh doubled twice for the Misfi ts . Federico and Bielski also chipped in with doubles. Cosick and S. Kanas both doubled for Slaters. Manorville clouted Mastic , 9-5 , to sink the losers deeper into the cellar. Barty hit a home run for Manorville. Manorville (9) JMastic (5) ABRH AB R H Murphy 3 10 May 4 0 0 C. Kanige 4 2 1 D. Oldham 4 12 Perrier 3 0 OR. Oldham 3 10 Aprea 4 0 2 Veidt 4 0 1 R. McCl'key 3 0 0 Smith 3 2 2 Gandolph 2 10 Rissland 3 12 Northrop 12 0 Hcnc k 3 0 1 Barty 2 2 1 Andrej ack 4 0 0 Schroppel 3 11 Breslin 2 0 1 Rizatto 0 0 0 Tyres 2 0 0 Totals 25 9 5] Totals 32 5 9 Manorville 053 100 0—9 Mastic F. D. 201 020 0—5 Eastport (4) De Carlos (5) AB R H AB R H Brandt 3 2 2 Roecklei n 4 0 2 K. Wilson 1 1 0 Auer 3 0 0 D. Wilson 3 12 McFarlan 3 0 0 Kelley 3 0 0 Hoyt , Jr. 3 12 TillinBhast 3 0 1 Hoy t , S T . 3 12 Pollack 8 0 0 A. Zeneski 2 11 Raynor 3 0 0 Croon 2 0 0 Smith 3 0 0 Durham 3 2 2 Gajowski 3 0 1 Cappali 2 0 0 Totals 25 4 6 Totals 25 5 9 Eastport F. D. 201 010 0—4 DeCarlos 030 100 1—5 Misfits (13) Slater ' s (8) AB R H AB R H McComb 4 0 1 Kluber 4 11 Je. Federico 5 3 4 Tufano 4 2 2 Wauffh 5 1 2 Jn. Podlaski 3 0 0 Comfort 3 11 Cosick 4 3 3 Jam ' s 4 2 3 S. Kanas 4 1 3 Keating 6 2 3 Je. Podlaski 3 10 Kohler 5 2 4 Jn. Kanas 3 0 1 Bielski 5 11 Stype 3 0 1 Mercer 3 10 Macaluso 10 0 Overton 1 0 0 Jk. Kanas 2 0 0 Totals 40 13 19 Totals 31 8 11 Quogue 034 120 3—13 Slaters PX 401 010 2— 8 STANDINGS W L De Carlos 10 1 Denny ' s Brite Spots 9 3 Quogue Misfits 9 3 Slaters PX 5 6 Ski ppys Burgers 1 5 7 East port F. D 5 7 Manorville A. C 4 8 Mastic F. D 1 11 COPIAGUE , CM CHAMP COPIAGUE — Copiagne beat West Haverstraw , 1-0, last week to win the New York State Con- nie Mack Baseball League cham- p ionship. Copiague ' s team is ba- sically the same team that won the New York State Babe Ruth League title last year. Copiagu e , thus became the second Suffolk County team to win a state cham- p ionship. North Patchogue won the state ' s Babe Ruth title last week. There ' s no Paper Like the Local Paper — The Advance delivered to your home every week in the year for only $5. Subscribe now , ' phone GR. 5-1000. Ask for the. Circulation Manager—Adv. Close Races Mark 7967 Race Week WESTHAMPTON — The Great South Bay Yacht Racing Associ- ation ' s cruise week ended here Sat urday and several classes were not decided until the final day. There was close competition ii the Beetle Cats , the Narraske- tucks , the Windmills , Thistles and the SS class. Skip McGuire , in Fandango , nip- ped Cappy Arink' s Ariel by onl y one point in the Narrasketucks. Pill Parke and More Mischief beat Ray Melick and Invictus b y one and three-quarter points. Sanford Rague broug ht his Tan- go in ahead of Lee and Gordon Baldwin ' s Phoenix by the very slim margin of a quarter point in the Blue Jay open class. In the Windmill class , Bud Picken in No. 518 edged out his son Mar- shall , in No. 523 by three-fourths of a point. Stuart Brayshaw comp iled a r?- cord of three first places , one se- cond and one fourth p lace finish in the Midget Division of the Blue Jays during the week' s racing. There were only two clean sweeps. Whitney Thayer ' s Witch had six straight in the Mobjacks and Henry Post had five straight in the Seaford Skiffs. Chuck and Steve Vejvoda ' s Best Bet beat out Harvey McChesney ' s DDT and Peter Zendt ' s Cub Snub in the Beetle Cats ' Open Division. Steve Orr ' s Oars triumphed in the Blue Jay Junior competition. Orr had three firsts , a third , and a sixth during the series. The series was hit hard by rain , Thursday. The entire Group Two races were cancelled. The races for the smaller craft , Blue Jay Mid- gets , Beettle Cat Midgets , Tech Dinghies and Seaford skiffs were cancelled. There were only 37 star- ters and much confusion and de- lays. The series had managed to escape thundersqualls last Mon- day. FINAL STANDINGS Ravens—1. Torneremo , Dave Bal- ch; 2. Eel , Knute Lee; :>. Fly my Fox , Hastings Reddall: 4. Top O the Wind , Gilbert Kelley. Mobjacks — 1. Witch , Whitey Thayer : 2. Feather , Bob Carbee : 3. Sandy, Wil'iam Goss . Jollys—1. No. 212 , Bruce Kyte : 2. No. 305 , Francis Wadelton: 3. Sigrid II, Ral p h Lynn. Thistles—1. More Mischief , Bill Parker : 2. Invictus , Ray Melick : 3. Old Smuggler , Doug Westin: 1. Gray Ghost , Mike Lifschitz : 5. Lord Jeff , Skip Shaw : 6 Nereus , Tom Dauch : 7. Scotch Mist , Ted Horrocks: 8. The Avenger , Bruce Thole , and Frolic , John Fauth : 10 Rascal , Jim Egan : 11. Kelpie , Jo Hendrie : 12 Gnonto n , Bob Ang liss : 13. Tedru , Nick Drossos: 14. Rusty Nail , Jim Howell: 15. Seadate , John Behen. Narrasketucks — 1. Fandango Skip McGuire : 2. Ariel Cappy, Arink : 3. Defiance , Wilbur Ketch- am: 4. Vagrant , Gil Haight: 5 Ambition II , George Palmer: 0 Ketchikan , Ed Dannemiller: 7. Snap II , Dick Heidelberger: 8, Yawka , Ted Everitt: 9. Teaser III. Charles Axtmann: 10. Redskin, George Furman: 11. Wasp, Rich- ard Gillen : 12. Jeanne Marie , Lar- ry Shiebler: 13 , Invader , M y ton Ireland : 14. Sneekee , Leidy Warm : 15. Buccaneer , John Fenner: 1G, Munisunk , John Tuthill: 17. Fire Bird , Walter Titus: 18. Vanet, Dave Van Alstyne: 19. Nil De>- perandum , Mike Doughert y: 20. Surprise , John Zimmerman : 21. Rascal II, Tom Dosch : 22. Sham- rock , John Middlemiss: 2o . Skol , Glenn Murray : 24. Coquette, Mar- tha Hilborn : 25. Chug-a-Lug, Luhrs & MacHarg : 26. Blue Squaw , Carl Ferenbach. Windmills—1 . No. 518. Bud Pic- ken , 2. No. 523. Marshall Picken: 3. Rozinante , John Titterington: 4. No. 521. H. S. Peterson: 5 . Gin Mill , Ed Horsley. v Cotton Tails—1. No Hu-Hu , W. Speidel : 2. Harvey, Bob Matteson : 3. Shark III , Ted Zimmerman: 1. Tapeti , Bob Strong: 5. Conojo , Ed Ricketts : 6. No. 3(5 , Anne Welling: 7. Thumper , Gene Turner: 8. Dam- nit , Dave Rettalliota : 9. Lu-Lu , Ed MacDougall. Lightnings—1. Adios, Paul Gil- bert : 2. Jim III , Dennis O'M.alley : 3\ , Huntress. Herb Buerger: 4. Bfeck Orchid , Bill Thomas: 5. Ta- ra , eGorge MacCormack : 6. Knot- so Grande , Temple Robinson. ~ Cktf3S ~ B Handicaps—1. Finn 187 , John Fenner , 2. True Love , Dave Backer : 3. Moppet , Paul Ro^ens- weig: 4. Harem Scarem , Ral p h Howell: 5. Celebrity 305 , Joe Lar- mor : 6. Mouette , Dave Gardner: 7. Belle Dome , Howaid Schiff : 8. Shoo Maru , Kensel Shoemaker: 9. Pursuit , Don Bovd: 10. Sno Ball , Les Poe : 11. Fire Fly 1307 , Ed McAlin: 12. Vivace , Chi is Parker: 13. Comet 1018: 14. Tutt , Chris Spencer. Jet 14s—1. Duchess , Dave Bee- :e: 2. Cantie , John Remmer: 3. A-OK , John Everitt : 4. Banshee , Pete Pick: 5. Salt y Pete , Petj & Sall y Oakes : G . Fury, Walter Lol- ita , Pete Siegfried : t. Donnybrook , Mike Jahn: 8. Lascher: ' j . Gob. Coin , Mike Elliott: 10. Happy Sak , Mary Jane Smith : 11. Little Lode , Mj chele Haas: 12. Screw Driver , Byron Borst: 13. No. ' . id , Karen Haberman: 14. Scotchman . George Duncan : 15. Flying Hank. Patricia Perkins: Hi. Puff , Pam Hopkins: 17. Shrimp, Judy Lifschitz: 18. No. 155 , not registered: 19. Don 't Panic , Fred Schroed. -r: 20. Gizmo , Dave Schaper. SS Class—1. Anne Gay, William Watson: 2. Pickle , Rooert Rice: 3. Bounty, Alec Nagle: 4. Sea Weed , Betty Wadelton: 5. Cotton •l op, Nancy Simes : 6. Scoot , John Saitorius: 7. Ye Old Sour , Eliza- beth Sherman: 8. No 112 , Pete Sartorius: !». Miss Fortune , Ralph Kent: 10. Honey, Kari n Storer. li ne Jays (O pen) — 1. Tango Sanford Rague: 2. Phoenix , Lee & GorLun Baldwin: 3. Swan Song: Jamie Swan : -1. Gre^n Ho.ntt , Fr -a Horn: 5. NCM , Jim Grover: 6. Dol- nhin II , Kirk Hoeser: 7. Victory- Alan Nelson: 8 Sugar , Bob Roth : 9. Scamper , Stu Paterson : 10. Dix- ie Belle , Ted Benton: II Gay Jay, IJerb Horn: 12. Scat , Hunt Law- rence: 13. Jung Frau , Joe Young. 14. Miyaku , Milanne Rehor: 15. No. 1141 , Barbara Shep herd : 1(5 . Sira- lop, Roger Kersey : 17. Sub y, Fred Lraddon: 18. Sno Bird , Elizabe th Dea ' e: 19. Blue Belle , Yvonne Stra - chwitz: 20. Amout Ready, B. F. Engel: 21. Fink II , James Rafter: 22. Sudsie , Roger Young : 23. It ' s Me. John Clough: 24. Pointer , Warren Rohde: 25. Wee Robin , Dcnk Horton: 2(>. Sinbad , Robert Allen. Blue Jays (Junior)—1. Oars Steve Orr: * 2. Sk\ t , Bob De Young : 3. Black Knight Wayne Clough: 4. Li 'l Mack , Mike McCormack : 5. Lad y Bird , Grace Beineit: (5, Ketch-Up, Kathy Holland: 7. Cri- cket , Jim Co->tigan: 8. Tika , Tim Coville: 9. Nite Mare , Paul Tooker: 10. Diablo , Dave Hilgendorf: 11, Dunn In . Sydney Dunn: 12. High Hopes , Clay Bernichon , Jr. : 13. Whim , Ted Wimmersted : 14. Cap- tain ' s Paradise , Kathy Bergin: 15. Dragon Flv , Ted French : 16. Aunt Alice , Diana & Bob Melton: 17. Pixie , Topper & Kristy Miligi : 18. Marjay, Margaret Jack>on: 19. Skimmer , Wendy Fleming: 20. The L yons Den , Maureen Lyons: 21. lad y Bug, Robin Farrell: 22. Ter- mike. Mike & Terry Lambert: 23. Sputnik , Vandy Hannan: 24. Pami II , Patricia Kelly. 25. Oleanna , Paula Mann: 26. Mapek , Bob Mc- Cormick: 27. Cand y Stick , Victor- ia Boettger: 28. Prissy Miss , Ellen Mclnerney: 29. Midnite Oil , Jan Davies: 30 , Lulu , Linda Gray: 31. Kay Jay, James Bowels. Blue Jays (Midgets)—1. Little Di pper , Stu Brayshaw: 2. No. 1077 Jay Ince : 3. Scoot . Bob Locke: I. Salty Pete , Pete Farrell : 5. Gun Sh y, Steve Bedell: 6. One Grand , Matt Hobbs: 7. Nalle , Nick Palev- sky: 8. Dragnet , Cindv Skefl'ing- ton: 9. Black Hawk , Phil Saccio: 10. Tru Blue , Don Holsclaw: 11. Wild Fowl. Fred Becker: 12 . Lil Pi-Wit. Nancy Grover: 13. 7-Up, Charles Faas: 14. Sipapu. Anne Eppig: 15. Scamp i , Richard Koe- hne: 16. Sea Foam , Candv Benk- hart: 17 , Yellow Tail , Walt Roder: 18. Ghoster , Bob Pau-rson: 19. Clairboyant , Kevin Clair: 20. No, 2705. Betsy Davies: 21 , Red Hed, Henry Wehmann: 22. Bella , Mike Mullancy: 23. Wait-for-AIe , John Wilbur: 24. Grewsome , Bob Edgar: 25. Ichiban , Ja\ Wallace: 26. Hen- ry Guild, Jetf MacNellv: 27. B ue- fin , Merritt Armstrong: 28. -lolly Rog\r , Roger Daisley : 29. Three Bandits , Frank Gravey: 30 , Blue Belle , Kevin Belford : 31. Whitecap, Susan & Janet White : 32. Elite , Barbara & Mickey Raffer. Sunfish—1. No. 1777 . Dave Roy- ee: 2. Speaifihh . Suzanne Spear. Super Sailfish—1. Forty Four Two , Ed Ketcham: 2. Petite Ba- aau , Dr. John Ruppe : 3. Bottle Cap, Greg Kasin: -1. Adio> , Steve Patterson: 5. Daddy ' s Dream , John Rodeman: 6. On Time , Lynn Kas- in: 7. Popover. Bob Falk: 8. Ro- v - < r , Susan Baker: 9. No. 840 , Alan Leigh Baier: 10. No. 1556. not re- gistered : 11 Sea Spray, idek Bro- <re: 12. Shorty, Alike Kelly: 13. Sam III , Mary Ann Melton: 11. A-Za. Paul Cuddih y: 15. No 1936 . not registered. 20. Red-\\ hite sail not registered. Beetle Cats (Open) — 1. Best Bet , Chuck & Steve Vt ivoda: 2. DDT , Harvey McChesney : 3. Cub Sub , Pe.er Zendt : 4. Sandpiper:, Peter Carl : 5. Bimba , Phoebe Gil- more: (5. Coonskat. Jeff Coon. Beetle Cats (Midget)—1. Little Gull , Kent Picken: 2. Bubbles , Peg- Carl : 3. Hot Cat , Brvc ' e Suvdani: ¦! . Kerry Belle , Belle ec K-rry Douglas: . 5. Snap, Jonathan Heid- elberger: 6 . Galloping Ghost , Tim Yates: 7. Sea Horse , Lynn Wing- Lrath : 8. Jitterbug . IV te Unuk-ti- stock: 9. Rufflehead. Randy Isl- ington: 10. Chowder. Sandra Titus: 11. Wing let , Janie Nugent: 12. P> ue Mist , Jerrv Burn-; : 13. Puffin , Kicky Falk: 14. Bath Tub , Chii > Havemeyer: 15 . Fat Cat , Pefr Suydam. Tech Dinghies—1. Black Falcon , John iBerwith: 2. El-Al , Tom Koe- hne : 3. La Gaviota. F>. C. Cole- man: 4. Moosehead , Winifred D \v- yer: 5. Boomerang, Cora Ehren- clou. Seaford Skiffs—1. Spud . Henrv Post Jr. : 2. Two Bits , Tom & Denton Roberts : 3. Too Too, Joan Cuirrmings. 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Phone EAstport 5-0367 I Pete Poulos , Patchogue rec- reation director , announced this week that the first Suffolk County Slow-Ba 1 ! Champion- ships will be held by the Pat- chogue Recreation Department Sep tember 1-4. Any teams wishing to enter must have their rosters regis- tered at the recreation office at 90 South Ocean Avenue , Pat- chogue , by Tuesday. Onl y teams now p lay ing in a recognized slo- baU league will be eligible to participa e. The Amatuer Slow- 1'ilch Assoc ' ation rules will govern the tournament. Double headers will b) p aye 1 with the fi'st game slated at 7 p.m. A j sing le lo^s e 'i.iiin ..tion tourney will be held. For further information , con- tach Mr. Poulos iat GRover 5- 4302. Trophies will be award ~d to the winner and runner-up. SIo-Ball Tournament Slated for Sept. 1-4 BROOKHAVEN TOWNSHIP RECREATON DEPT. NORTH BELLPORT SLO-BALL B'haven VFW (22)|Rockets AC (17) AB R H| AB R H Van Ve ' ten 6 2 1| Price 5 0 2 Bunihki 6 3 21 Brennan 5 2 3 Zolenski 5 3 4| Sweeney 5 2 1 Clark 5 2 2| Miller 5 2 1 Wakie 5 2 2iMnher 5 3 4 Fucci 5 3 3| Carman 5 11 Groh 5 1 5| Ryan 4 3 3 Scheibel 5 1 0|Tilta 4 12 Kwint ' wski 5 2 2;Delmar 4 2 3 Fuoco 5 3 3 , 1 Henry 4 12 Totals 52 22 24| Totals 46 17 22 Brookhaven VFW 520 906 0—22 Kockcts AC 802 302 2—17 Cruise Inn (13) ( Ron & Bill' s (12) I AB R H , AB R H Bosco 5 1 l|Bustamonte 5 11 Moesta 5 1 2\ LaPalme 5 13 DeMaio 5 2 5, Staab 5 2 2 , Bonk 4 0 l|Pallatlino 4 0 1 Dayton 4 1 1| Wadsworth 2 0 0 Frei 4 3 3;Kellerman 2 0 0 Rickard 4 3 4|Keeley 4 11 Nello 4 2 2 Chambers 3 2 1 HiiKhes 4 1 2|Curiale 3 12 McCourt 4 1 11 Gree n 4 2 1 ForRione 3 2 2 Totals 43 15 22| Totals 40 12 14 Dan ' s Cruise Inn 022 412 4—15 Ron & Bill' s 300 114 3—12 East Patchogue <8)jNeppell' s Ins. (16) AB R H| AB R H Vorraro 4 1 2] W . Neppell 4 2 1 Moranti 4 1 2]Sforzo 4 2 3 Vallillo 4 1 11 Federico 4 3 3 Schneider 3 0 0| Santamaria 4 2 3 Lee 3 2 2|T. Nep 'll , Jr. 12 1 Mort 3 2 2|Yetti 4 2 3 Naniy 3 1 2] Tyres 4 11 Gori 3 0 2| Musetti 4 1 1 Gonzalez 3 0 0[ Schumacher 4 0 0 Ghentz 3 0 1 J. Neppell 4 12 Totals 33 S 14| Totals 37 16 18 East PatchoRue 404 000 0— 8 Neppell' s Insurance . 609 010 x—16 B'haven As ' plt ( 15)|Hagerman FD (10) AB R H| AB R H MacLea n 5 1 l! J. Palermo 4 11 Kaznowski 4 1 3IJ. Kelly 4 14 Corwin 4 1 2lScavelli 4 10 Cox 4 2 2|M. Stephani 4 12 Murphy 4 2 3| Greco 4 2 3 Havens 4 2 3 , Fuoco 4 0 1 Mancuso 4 1 V J. Stephani 4 0 3 Schordine 4 2 2| Rignola 4 11 Dobrie 4 2 2 Piccininni 3 2 2 I. Coleman 4 1 2|F. Kelly 2 0 0 Marziliano 10 1 Letteiri 0 10 Totals 4] 15 21| Totals 38 10 18 Brookhaven Asphalt . 0(12 ) 0 021 0—15 Hagerman FD 0 2 0 030 5—10 FINAL STANDINGS SECOND HALF W L Brookhaven Asphalt 7 0 ?'Hagerman FD .52 Ron & Bill' s 5 2 Brookhaven VFW ..3 4 Neppell' s Insurance ... 3 4 Rockets AC ..34 Dan ' s Cruise Inn 2 5 East Patchogue 0 7 **First half chamr>ion. LEADING HITTERS AB H Pet. Kelly, Hagerman .. .. 73 45 .616 Santamaria , Neppell 49 30 .612 Staab , Ron & Bill' s . 60 36 .600 DeMaio , Cruise Inn .. 46 27 .587 Cox , Asphalt . . 57 32 .561 Home run leader : Sweenev , Rockets , 9; RBI leader : Cox , Asphalt , 32. N. PATCHOGUE SLO-BALL Safeway Bldrs. ( 17)|Medford B'Haus (7; AB R H| AB R H Gluckert 5 1 llBasini 4 11 DeQuarto 4 1 2|Portantino 4 12 Avitabile 5 4 3] Richardson 4 0 1 Fabian 5 2 3|Hutt 4 11 Nelson 5 2 2|Themann 4 11 Tortotelli 4 3 2| Baker 4 11 Sullivan 4 1 4|Kampina 3 12 Michaelson 0 0 0J Santiago 3 0 1 Waters 4 1 1| Pertain 3 0 1 Biamonte 3 1 2| Olson 0 0 0 Var.Shaik 1 0 01 Weiss 2 0 0 Vogel 3 1 liOllinger 0 0 0 Bonacum 111 Totals 43 17 211 Totals 36 7 12 Safeway Builders . 300 151 7—17 ATorlfr.,-. -! PfanTT<,M P All OArt Q 1 .' ..*- \.±\j. v. ^i i u u JL ^ CI HO .... VIX 4.W KJ I Carlson Homes (21) Medford B'Haus (18) AB R H AB R H Cessman 5 3 4 Basini 4 11 Gilman 5 3 4 Portantino 5 10 Costanza 5 0 0 Richardson 5 4 2 Stephani 5 3 4 Hutt 5 11 Caldwel l 2 2 2|Themann 5 2 3 G. Frabizio 3 0 2j Baker 5 3 2 P. Frabizio 5 2 2|Santiago 5 2 3 Searles 5 2 3|01son 3 2 2 Maletta 5 3 3|Kamena 5 0 0 Perry 5 1 1' Weiss 3 11 Sanwald 1 0 1| Bonacum 2 0 0 Kentoffio 3 2 2|011inger 2 12 Pertain 2 0 1 Totals 49 21 28| Totals 51 18 18 This Week In Sports P' chogue Holds Lead After Sp lit With Setauket The Patchogue Rookies still hold a slim ieav. in th^ ii,ascein Divi- sion of the Suffolk County .base- ball League. The Rookies sp lit a noun en' .ader with betauke^, Sun- day, winning the opener , 2-1 and being .shut out in the second game , (i-0. Patchogue is 17 7 for the season and Setauket is in hot pursuit wiuii a i7-9 record. To defini.el y c inch the division title , Patcnogue now has to win ai least one of its game in its double header against Ronkonko- ma , Sunday. A double steal gave Patchogue its first tall y in the first inning. Hank Dickerson ' s homer gave the Rookies a 2-0 lead going into the fourth. Setauket managed its only run in the fourth inning on Ray Burr s RBI double. In the second game , Setauket used three pitchers to shutout the Rookies. SUFFOLK BASEBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS Eastern Division W L Patchogue Rookies 17 7 Setauket AC 17 9 Northport 14 12 Ronkonkoma Pirates .... 12 12 Smithtown Yankees .... 9 17 Western Division W L West Babylon 15 5 Huntington 13 11 Norton 14 12 Brentwood 10 14 Copiague 1 23 RACE WEEK WINNERS are Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Rague of Babylon , shown above. Their boat , Tango , captured hrst place honors in Blue Jay Open class. The boat' s name is quite appro- priate , because Mr. Rague teaches music at West Islip Hi gh. Picture was taken at Brllport , Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Rague won that day ' s racing, too . — Advance Photo 1 RIVERHEAD | J RACEWAY | I ROUTE 58 j Stock Car Racing J I Every Saturday Ni g ht I at 8:30 | K< ' s&stf&ygg* : > V < : :%'S' \ ^ . V ^'WX- *««* W »^ AW . - - V :-v//^<H. m w«wMu t >« ^- ¦^- •^:-^:v^ ^M ^^^^ ^^^^jff i^^^^^^
