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Village Rec. Report Plan Sloball 1962 l- . \ Pete Poulos _ SLOBALL Hn * .2 -The f, r -t ine-t- ing \f ail niaiiaii.'i- s , sponsors or mteie.ste.l person. - , of the Pateh- • mie Village Recreation D»pt. Slo- ball Lean tie- will he held Januarv 1/ at the Foar S>ter.s Cumniuni.v ( ent\i- at T. - . ' . 'O p. ,„. This will he the ltrst organizational meeting foi 1. IH2 and all aie requested to have -ome representative piesent. We will discuss the pit ihlems that we tiicounteie d last season in order to make th\ neee- ,ary by-laws before the season beg.lis . One ma jot - problem that we had la. st . sear which we debated and voted to leave it as it was , is the left field fence at the Fhoi-ofront Park. Dunne; the county tournament , u-e decided to make the left fie 'd fence up to a certain <lesiiMiat»d spot a ground nile double. Th' s move proved so vi oithw hile that I m . once attain go- ii' -r to ask the hoard of managers to consider this move. The second proposition that will ht requested will be the appoint- ment of a \•Commissioner \ of th r ' league—a person to handle all the problems that arise for each leagu\ , someone to he responsible to reschedule the rainout games , handle the publicity and generally be th\ii- representative. Each It ague should have a commissioner 01 a rep re en alive to handle their particular problems. La.s t year we had 1(5 teams divided into two leagues—an \A' ' league and a \B\ leasrue. We will once again try to have 10 teams in the same catego- r ; e.s . The<o two leagues had minu- mum age I' mit of 30 years of age with two players allowed unck r 28. The area zone is a 5-mile radius of Patchogue \' illage limits. SLOBALLL A NT AGE — This year for the first time we wi'l have a sloball league w ; th an open a ii' n limit , but they must be within School District 24 to b<* elibible to p lay. This league will be playing their games at night under the li ghts at Shorefront Park. I am hoping that we hav e a four team league and thev \* .. ill play on open dates at th. Shoiefront Park. Thi- leagu. . will t-ovei the fellow s who want to play ball but are not o 'd enough tor th\ . '10 and over leagues and two old to play Connie Mack ball. Many fellows have requested oi me to start thi- league because there wasn ' t too much t,» do for the younger fellows in the area. The first meeting for all interested per- sons, will be held at the Four Sisters Center January 21. If we have a gootl turnout , we will discuss some of the many rules that will be need- ed to run the league. The fees that will be charged and the ump ires that will be need\d to cover the games will have to be asked to attend the meetings in the future so that they will be oi ienti-d with th<- . rules of the league. LITTLE (URLS SOFTBALL — This year we will trv to start our league early in Lit.le Girls Soft- hall in order that we will comp lete our season b\iore the vacation sea- son begins and many of the gnN cannot make it. I am t-al'ing foi the first meet for all girls ' man- agers and interested p r r-ons for January . 'II at the Four Sisters Center at 7:150 p. m. This meeting will be a meeting to elect officer- , and try to get the board of mana- gers on the way as early as pos- sible. We will also try to have registration for Li.tk Gills , -ome- time in February or eirl y March. This way we will have the teams ready to roll by April. Sponsors are also invited to attend this meeting ODDS AND E.VDS—The Suffolk County Sloball Championships will be divided in sections and each sec- tion will send a representative dur- ing the Labor Day weekend. Some of the committee who will help ni\ with this protect will be Jim Reese of Brookhaven Town Recreation. lien Poidamoni of Islip and Ken Rowland of R' verhead. We wi'l try to divide Suffolk Countv into eight sections and they will pla\ to see which eig ht teams w 'll p lay in the Labor Day weekend Champion- ships. Th© Hot Corn©r Bv jamcs Barbanei THE EYES of all Suffolk Count y basketball fans will be focused on the Patchogue High School hardwood tomorrow night -when West Babylon invades Patchogue for what must be the most important A-2 League game of the lSKil-(i2 season. For Patchogue , defending league champions , it could determine what change the Red Raiders have in repeating for the . second year in a row. In last year ' s meetings between the two schools , the Raiders won 58-53 at Patchogue. Fi\e weeks later at West Babylon. Patchogue posted a 7'!-( 'l victory en loute to a perfect league mark of 10-0. But this is a different season. Some of the personnel has change d anil even the wen-lost records are different. AT THIS STAGE last year , Patchogue had an overall mark of 4-1 and just finished in fourth place in tli e annual Hauppauge Yuletid- Basketball Festival. Exactl y a year later , finds the Raiders with a f i- ' A mark and once again finished fourth in the Hauppauge Christmas Tournament. Last season , Patchogue ' s leading scorer was Bud Roonev as the Ilai.ler. s posted an imiire—dvo victory over Sayville but not as yet jel ' ed into the so lid team that w ent on to win the league title. Now in 1002 , the stoiy is the same. Rooney leads the scorers hut Patchogue has lost thiee of their last four games after winning their first four. On the oth'T hand. West Babylon will come into tomorrow ' s con- test with only a ( ' .i-l ' il defeat at the hands of Northport , marring an otheiwise pel foi t record. Among their victims have been highly ranked Bab ylon twice , Lindenhurst and Bay Shore , the latter in league play. COACH HERB HEMENMNGER , in his third year at the Eagle hi lm, has a veteran unit headed by Jack O'Donnell and Jeff Fallon. O'Donnell , a shift y backcourt man , is the team ' s leading scorer while Fallon is the top rebounder and second best point maker. Also on hand to make things miserable for the Raiders are guard Bub McFadden , who scored 17 points against the locals at West Babj - Ion. and Richie Larsen , a rugged G-3 rebounder. The key to Patchogue ' s success against West Babylon la.st year was the brilliant defensive job turned in by Elwyn Schaefer on Fallon. In the two games , Fallon was hold to a total of 1G points , far below his season average. Patchogue ' s big guns against the Eagles were Ernie Dahlman in the first game and Rooney in the second. Rooney scored 27 points to lead the Raider\ to victory on the Eagle court. It is interesting to note that this is Rooney ' s individual high as a varsity performer. AS FOR THE RAIDERS , Coach Cliff Ross expressed disappoint- ment in his team ' s showing at Hauppauge. \I thought our performance was poor , \ said Aoss. \All w . e did was stand around. But we were in sub-pa- condition. \ Schaet -i- had twisted his ankle in practice the week before and did not see action until the consolation game against Central Islip. Also , Vince LeCerb o was hobbled by a callous on his foot and Steve Skinner ' 1 new glasses did not arrive. Both played in the two games but were unable to give performances best expected of them. Ross has high hopes of eveyorie bein£ in excellent shape for tomorrow ' s important contest. To get more rebounding strength , Joe Hauser was brought up from the junior varsity. Hauser , a 6-3 sop homore , played some against Northport and started against Central Islip. \He will definitely stay up with the varsity, \ said Ross who thought the youngster did a good job in his \ Ross made no predictions about his squad rencating as league champs. But the Patchogue coach figures it might be a three-team race between his team , West Baby lon and Bay Shore . The season is a long way from being over and anything can happen. It usually does. Ll Ducks Win Two By Al Baron COMMACK — With the v- ar 1901 rapidly running out , Coach John Murkier told his Long Island Ducks la. st Thursday night that unless the team can coii.e up with some earl y victories their chance-; for a playoff berth will dissipate just as quickl y. Trailing the Ducks: Apparently Claude Vinet and Gilh-s Villeniure paid c ' ose atten- tion. The left wing went out on th\ he against Knowille and Xew Haven in the Thur-day an i Saturday games, scored 2 goals in a 4-2 victory over th<> Knights and then came light back with a o-goal uudoi malice against the Blades in a stunning 8-0 w in . Muck' er certainly enjoyed Jiis Now Year ' s Eve , as did Villeinin e who stashed awa\ his second straight shutout over Xew Haven . 1902 sauted off les, joy fuIK as the Ducks took on the Blade ' s for the . second time in :! da\s . . Monday night , and lost a 7-2 turn- about contest. The Know.lie game , despite tlie favoiahle li' ial s.oie. was a p:ir- ticulail , \ bitteilv louglit contest. Th\ Ducks Ie I 2-11 in the lii' st period, s - u ffei-( d a -pi .I 'nl se-sion let-down wi'ii h permitted the Knights to cauh up at 2-2 , and then linalh bioke aua\ in the li.id p-nod with tallies by Jack A'lard and Claude Yinet. What made this g tme -o frus- tiatmg to th. Dm I. s was their inability to cash i'i on fh> > ilisiine. hi eakau ay inn s at goai'e Claude C yr. The limber iiet-niind ' r stop- pi d all 5 shots with almost casual ea- s » ai.d prompted Muckler to toni\it iit ai' .ei- the game, \Th. score should h-ive beer, at lea-t 7-2 in our fa\ or; we ne\er -\e n to have an i';i-\ earn. . '\ The -off- -poken r<u< h -V . JI have waited !¦ * hours before mak- ing this -t.tt ' liieni heeau-e tie 'lucks finall. caim up with tha \ t'ti-v game \ . The Long l-lander- . had '<> beat Xew II iven in older to get into the playoff s . This they did Saturday night with a .olivine ng S-0 crusher which -aw the Blades ' ose the -ervice- of th \r -park- plug coach Wally Kullman for the est of the sea-im. With the core ju-t 1-0 in the Duck- ' fa vol midway in the fi'- -t p \ iixl , Kur- il an , attempting - to get around ' ifenseman John Brop hy. fell 'cavity on his right kg which rump led awkwa d' .y under his toeky frame. It was immediatel y apparent hat h\ was seriousl y injured as lie writhed in pain ju-t ou. sid I e Ducks ' goal. A doctor , sum- moned fiom the stands , adminis- tered first aid while a stretcher was bioiight on the ice . Alter l eating the injured member in lhe Hindi s ' (bo s sing room , wold a- sent back to the pie-s bo\ that Kullman had sustained a fractured leg and wa- dcfnitely out for th\ rest of the schedule. The bad news was immediate \ i eflected in the wav the Ducks ihisted through the Blades ' de - fenses time and again to ligh t the red lamp three more times b\fore the first period ended. With a 1-0 lead over the dis- irganized and leaderless B' ades , the fans settled back to root for ¦ Villemuiv wiiin' -wnshing. Th n Ducks ' goalie put on one of his -i o- -t iinpri --i'- e defen-ive per for- mances m th\ last per ' od wh\ii he turned a-ide 17 shots mo-tly tough , to preseive hi- -hutout. Ik-ides Vinet ' s hat trick , other '-oring heroes were: Bessette . fi rs t as a Duck) Lamoreau\. Maxwell Muckler and Ryder . The Duck s ' first game and de- f eat of 1002 did nothing to en- hance their hopes for a playoff spot. The Blades, despit\ having nlayed the night before, dominated •he ' Xew Year ' s night 7-2 win a- the Ducks resembled the New- York Giants in their champ ion- hi p eflfor ' s , no passing, no de- fense and wors t of all , no sp irit. Except for Robinson ' s 2 goals , an estimated 1. 200 fans had very l ; tt ' e to chcr about. DUCK TRACKS — Norm Ry- der . 6 foot 2 inch. 200-noimd <le- fenseman for the Du.-ks . apparent- l y had no defense against 5 foot 2 inch Fav Owen , charming- resi- dent of Bellport. The hanpy couple announced their engagement Thur-day ni g ht and plan to he married in o;irlv 100 2 . . . Not re- -ults of the Xew Year ' - weekend activity for the Duck- was prac- ''tally status quo . Thev started VS points behind New Haven and finished the ' -iiiiip way. Time , how- ever, is beginning to run out. . . . Ducks posted 14 goa ' s to none for the Blades in 2 con-ecutive blank- ings . . . Injury to Kullman a leal tough blow to New Haven. The peppei pot had just come off a . ' . '0-day lectiperation of a shoul- der separation. The bad break may he a fortuitous one for the Ducks , ' ti their race for third place in the Northern Division . . . Next home game is Sunday against Rambler- - , who are 1-1 with Ducks. BY WALTER K. CUSHMAN , JR. Executive Secretary, Brookhaven Townshi p YMCA In order to better serve the, people of this community, the YM- ( A wiuld like to know in what activities and programs you are mo-t interested. Lis ed below are some aethities; perhaps you can think of others that you would en- joy if thev were held at the U1C- A. \ Please take a minute to check those activities in which you would participate, and we at the \Y\ will do our best to conduct the activities of youi cho ' ce during 1D02. Tear off \ and return wi h your name , ad- diiss , and telep hone to the \\ , 5\5 South Ocean Avenue , Patch- ogue. Other activities then listed may also be mentioned. SPORTS : Basketball , Volleyball . Baseball, Softball , Football , Bow- ling, Handball, Fencing, Golf , \Lob- bv \ Games—pool , p ing-pong, chess, checkers , noe-hockey, Gymnastics or Slimnastics. EDUCATIOXAL COURSES Music - Band , Singing; Art - Paint ing Course , Arts p . Crafts; Dance Ballet & Tap, Social Dancing, Mod ern Dance; Driver Education Teen-age Club Activities; Bridgi Instruction ; Investments. TRIPS: Roller-Skating, Ice Skating, Bowling, New York Citv West Point , Freedom land , Wash ir.gton , D. C , New London, Conn. College or Professional ball games A memory book of girlhood dates and other happy occasion!? could be rounded out to perfec- tion with your choice of cne of the numerously styled wedding invitations on display at The Advance — always at budget priced, —Adv. YMCA JOTTINGS Maggie ' s Patchogue Recreation Ladies ' League 12/26 League Leader — Fuoco Buses. •:o ' _ - IT • - . - . High Team Game — Fuoco Buses , 772. i High Individual Game — Micke\ j Link , 17(1 . High Team Series — Pat' s Mar- ket. 2008: Fuoco Buses, 2098. Hi g h Individual Series — Ro- clielle Xovick , 470. Games over 100 — Mickey Link. 170; EI nn Wedick , 17'f: ! .Jeami\ Shaber. 171; Rochelle j Noviik . !71. 107; Alice Keller. llil; Lee Goi man . 101. .Major League 12/27 League Leader — Felice ' s Sun- oco 11-14 Ilieh T. am Game — Snedeeor ' cal & Fuel. (I. 'll Hi g h Team Series — Snedeeor t' oa ' and Fuel. 277(1. High Individual Game — Bill Heller . 2, 'il. Hi gh I'-d' v 'dual Series — Gene O'Connor . SOU . Gtime- ov-r 200 — Bill Heller \ • ''I: Al Megaro . 22. '!: Tom S porcl, \l' . i: Gene .lawov-ki, 218; Gene O'Comie- , 217; Bob I indgren , 211\ ; Ed Braed . -iJ2; Joe Jinkow-ki 20!) ; Frank Ru-< -o , 207. Ray Audet . 207 ; Al h- .u-i- High . 204. Thursday Mivod League 12/2S League Lend<>r — Team No. 7 , Kao- l - r. 2o 1 ' \-ir '- ; . Ili .' h Turn Game — Team 7. K-\iiiler. S01. Hi gh Te'ioi Series — Haegele Fle-tr ' c. 2272. High Individual Games — (Men) Frank Oa>fora, 210; (Women) Ch \-hitfe Hur-e i] , 202 Hi-h Ind iv idual Se'-ies — (Men * Fiank Ca'fora. 5(14; (Women) Cn . -n-Vte Iliivs-e]' . 5\2. Gane's - over '\ -0 (M\'i ) — Frank C-rl' o'-t 210: Henri- GoHon , 202 ; T ehn Knb : ca, °('l ; Gilbert Seniles , 201 Games over 150 (Woi\en ' ) — fh-rlotte Il'ir-ell 202. lS r ) , l '*!v Chnrlotte Ro^ck' em , I OTP Ami\ P. -i\!idevs . 157: Sai- 'h Hiddink. lot) ; Caro l Carfo ra , 1 50. -. * 4 , Friday M-vd League 1 2/29 Leigu e Leader — Woodpeck n rs 11 1-00 . II ; \' i Tonm Gam\ wph hfv 'i- ,...., (j _ Team 8 , Eight Balls 780 n' gh Team Game w 'thout hn-vi' . c'. o — T\am 2. AlWtr , >to' ,, s. 7^7 Tli'di T \Mil Pores with lv-idi-; ,..,„ _ Team 8 . Ei\ht BilK ^m Hi\-)i Tern Series w ; thouf h\i-i rVeap — Team 2 , Alleygators •»>qfi . Game 0 over 180 ( \Men) — Eninrv Pep',' . \OO; Ed Rva-id 190 . 187 : i-rndv Pavne . *fif* >: Dick Brown iv -o : Joe Dion-nardn. 182; Boh P n- .tiii'ipn . 181 ; Coin ' e Price \-0- Herman Bri-nl. iRO . Games ovo'- f F,f) (Women) — < -,, „ Oee,. , pro , im : Lil Du'ih-i'ii \ '18 158; Lncv S\-n n , 1\*1 . 1 . ¦\ . •>¦ \ ¦ .n-Vrnvn P .i-ainL 152 , 108 ; F' o •v p : - -p 1D0 Sei i\ s m-i.f 500 (Meil ) Gr-1 '1 \ n.,,.„p - , i-; . f) - ,,!- Rim-nm . f- 00 - v.l T.i-m'1 -20 • Fmnn- E\-lev 510- ronnie Price , 500; Herman Brand. -on . •s. V ' PS over 450 (\Women) — <3'ie H OT . 17°- Ti l Dunham , 408: n-irhara nrnnd. 400. BOWLING a select group of men ' s wo rsted and flannel suits REG. 29.95 to 44.95 , — * — 2 l^^L AmMw AW Mmm mMMM^i M __ M WMmm H ^H MMm _ ^_ ^AW ~^r MmM ^___ MAW ^BB HHB TAKE 20% OFF THE PRICE TAGS ! COMPLETE ALTERATIONS ARE INCLUDED! ROBERT HALL GUARANTEES SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED! SIZES 35 to 44 It' s the buy of a lifetime for men who wear these sizes! Your choice of quality tailored suits in luxury fabrics... priced to give you big, big savings just when you want them most! Not every size in every style and color Brl _ ^^^mm J m noru % Esan ^^mmmwmmrm ^ _ \ — ¦ M w _ \ \j rwm &3M H £9_ - S /9 mmm V * JL /) /) EVER y H ® _4_ T^iMAj 7^5?rr , N / GHT ¦ B S ^C/tr&Zf / / UlA- S <m 9:3o B CORAM on Route 25 at Intersection of Route 112 Plenty of Free Parking TEAM TROPHY — Brookhaven Town Recreation haven Town Flag Football \ League. Prudenti Director Jim R ose. left , presents winning team Homes finished season with 9-0 mark to become trophy to Jack l' r.identi of Patchogue , captain of , he first town champ i on . the undefeated Prudenti Homes entry in Brook- Sports Greats Set To Bowl for Charity h.MlTHTOWN — A stiike will he made at Cancer hy the largest contingent oi' noted spoits figures to appear in Suffolk in many years. The event will ' take p lace Saturday at 7 p. tii. at White}- Fo d' s Bowl , Landing Avenue , Smithtown. -Sch duled to appear for the benefit of the American Can- cer Societ y will be Whitey Ford , Yogi Berra, Elston Ho\v - ard . Sid Gordon, Monte ' rviii , Willard Marshall , Don New- conib.' , Rocky Graziano , and possibly Willie Mays, if he is in town, will lend his talents to the affair. Admission will he free and will have an opportunitv to win prizes by hacking their favorite ? and estimating: their final scores. BRIDGE NOTES Marjorie Windrow of Setauket and Fred Downs of Northport were th\ N-S winners of the Monday af ernoon Christmas party at the Three Village Bridge Studio. Evel- yn Bvewi of Is 'ip and Betty Downs of North port tied for first ' place E- W with Marion Oliver of Setauket and Ruth Werk of Port Jefferson Lee and Alan Gaynor of King Park were the Friday nig ht win rers with second place going- to Phoebe Kamere r of Setauket and Dr. James Westbay of St. James- . Sol Walter ' and Morty Katz of Bay Shore topped the N-S p layers r.t the South Bay Bridge Club with Tom Sulliva n of Wantag-h and Rose Larsen in second place. Madeleine Maurer of Bri g htwaters and Peggy Fischer of Merrick took srfit place E-W with Bessie Silver- man and Gertrude Shapiro of Pat- chogue runners-up. MEDFORD FIRE DEPT B y Georjfe Follmer The Medford Fire Depart ment responded to three alarms this pas. week. Two were false alarms and one was a hou- >e tne on Kurmo'ii Avenue. The pel son callim-- in these false alarms is not aware of th. oitense he is committing. If he should be apprehended he could be liable to severe punMiment . H\ i- not only committing a disservice to tlie community, but he mig ht be responsible for a fireman ' s injury 01 death as well. The house on Fairmont Aveniu was unoccupied at the time ol * the fire and the cause of it was unde- termined as of this writing. The . - moke was quite in.ense and the men had to don their MSA ma>ks. Several of the men requ ' red the use of the VFW ambu ' anee ' s resuscitator. George Horst , one of the firefighters , had to be taken to Brookhaven Memor- ial Hospital after suffering an in- jury. The department will hold its n\\ regular meeting tomorrow at the F.rehouse. See you ' there. Students Interested In Optometry Hear Dr. Lawrence Gould Dr. Lawrence N. Gou 'd , local optometiist , visted Patchogue Sen- ior High School December 19 , to help students in their occupational planning. Students who ind' eated a definite interest in pursuing the occupation of optometry met with Dr. Gould and Frank A. Di Nolo , gu idance counselor. Dr. Gould answered questions that students usua . 'ly have about occupations-such topics a. 1 - duties , nature of work. qualifica.ion« ne^essary for obtaining employ- m nt , preparation (Educati on or otherl , earings and other rewards , conditions of work , etc. These were thorougnly covered by Dr. Gould. Occupa ional liteiature was given to the students and to the high school for reference by other students. Visitation by peopln actuaPy at work in particular occupations allows students an exce.lent op- portunity for ready access to pertinent information about occu- pations , Mr. Di Noto said. 'Stork Club' Series For Expectant Moms To Beg in Next Thurs, A new series of classes for ev- peetant mothers , sponsored b y tha Suffolk County Department of Health, is scheduled to begin at 2 p. m. next Thursday in the Ross building- on the grounds of the Suffolk County Community Col- lege. The series will include eight classes which will be held each Thur-day afternoon through March 8. Miss Phyllis Ryker, R. N., will conduct the c ' asses. Certifi- cates are awarded upon completion, of the course. \To enjoy your baby ' s wonder- ful fi'- st months , you will need to he well prepared before he or she airves , \ Miss Ryk\r said. \Here is an opportunit y to learn more about the physiology of pregnancy, the nutritional needs of mother and bab y, the course of labor and delivery, how to ho 'd , dress and bathe a newborn , ho-w to prepare a formula , etc., \ she declared. In addition , breath' ng and relax- ation exercises which helo fac 'li- tate delivery will he included. Any expectant mother , past the third month of pregnanes w ^ n -. \' sh^s to participate in this portion of the class may do so wun written permission from her physician. This is a free service. Expectant mothers can register bv calling SE'den 2-3949 or by writing to the Suffolk County Department of Hea ' th , Box 97A , Sei \ en , N. Y. Tuesday Night Mo n ' s Handicap 12'26 T, naeur> Leader — Weeks & Reh-hol Printing. 45-10 . Hig-h games — L. Miehaud , 202; A. Grieshammer , 201 , and R. Wnnner. 2 1 'i. High series — Robert Pierce , 513; S. Del Casino, 505 , and A. Grieshammer , 500. An Advance specialty! Wedding invitations whose perfection in printing, design and paper qual- ity cannot fail to please the pocket book. — Adv. P atrhoe'tie Rowling Center
