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~~~ PORTS By Ed Binneweg CONFRONTED with the oppor- ty of Bnishing its first unde- season in many | years, m d 'high is today prepar- to \shoot the works\ against win in its final joust with a ppponent, urday, A win will put-the Blue and 'White in the . Jead for county ( honors for 1937. \The professor, as Conch Joe Fay i%. popuarly | Jusown, - appears 40 have a classy \unit all around, as he prepares for the Blue and Gold. A team Ed. Binneweg 'Mhat combines all the important es- #entials of a winning team. And in addition it has the vital spark, imiesing a year ago, that makes a whale of a difference. The spark referred to is Frank ' Mjesacker, the quarterback and signal caller. Calling the plays for the first time this year Frank is doing a handsome job of it, and a high class performance against - Coach George Craig's Baldwin #eam will in all probability result m a victory of the Town Seaters. «0+ 0% It has always been our con- that other fine Hemp- stead teams of more recent mears have been lacking in a jerackerjack quarterback. This .year we feel that the Prof. 'has remedied the situation with Kiesacker and Hemp- stead will win a two touch- down Mam? fawn. Baldwin. th. the same as other great - ched teams, the' 1937 «leven is built around a solid, #maghing running attack. An at- tack that is dangerous at all times, Whether against weak opposition or strong. One that-emothered a Westbury team Saturday and on t figures to prove too strong Afor Baldwin's line. . gRaiston Engle and Ray Makof- - ake mre two fine ball carriers, when it comes to gaining ground ag p #ackle. Makofske, considering That he is playing in the backfield | 16¢ the first time; looks to us like one of the stars of the year. 'Meélping those two boys are Al Alvoide Hisbrady, who th the center of the line or Rogers ' review stan. -- Monpay, november s, Hempstead Scores 6th Win |\The By Trouncing Green And Gold - Passing, Running Attack Overwhelms West- bury In Conference Tilt Rennie! That is the upper-most thought among the Hempstead high school football players as they settle down to a week's drilling in preparation for the Baldwin game on meee Saturday. added the extra point from place- ment. Tie Score 7-7 Hempstead came right back, scoring from its own 45-yard line on three plays. Two runs put the ball on the 26-yard marker, and Rallie Engel drove through tackle for the score, and Makofske boot- ed the extra point to knot the score 7-7 at the end of the first quarter. In the second period, two passes, Kiesecker to Engel and Makofske to Annis added two more touch- downs, with Makofske kicking both extra points to give the Tigers a 21-7 half-time advantage. Two more touchdowns in the third period, and another pair in the fourth provided the Tigers with their easy win, Engel made two scores, Annis another pair, while Hisbrady, Kie- secker and Morges counted for the others, Makofske kicked six con- secutive extra points, The Hemp- stead regulars scored 41 of the points, and the reserves tallied the final score. nut-M\ pital The line-ups: we tin usso Hamlet wrer . Tature weipting & # - Clgtlln rere U o- 1 Kostynick .. Kletecker Makotske Over GAROEN C1TY 2 'Dalers Rout Cherry Val- ley Gridders By 25-9 wictories under Craig's tu- , appears destined to up and take its toll. Visit PaiNT store | CeTrnL Dos 267 Valley Stream Eleven Tops Class B Leaders For Fifth Victory The Central high school foot- ball team, scheduled to close its season Thursday against Malverne, is determined to finish with one of the best averages in the county. The Valley Stream eleven, which has dropped only two games in seven starts, drubbed Oceanside, 3:7. for its fifth victory, Satur- Employing a steady succession of spinners and reverses, the Blue and White aggregation scored once in every period, while Oceanside tallied its only touchdown in the final quarter, The Class B, South Shore league leaders were unable to halt the hard-charging Central forward wall, which ti) huge gaps through the op tion and lrft a clear path for the ball-car- ers. Early in the first quarter, Cen- tral took possession of the ball on Oceanside's 28 yard line, when Neamon fumbled. Dick Bothman sliced off-tackle for the first score of the clash, Cent drove to the one-foot line in the second quar- ter, was repulsed, but came right back to the 12 yard line, when Aumiller went over on a double reverse, With the score 13-0 against it going into the second half, Ocean- side took to the air. A lateral pass from McCumiskey, intended for Neamon, was intercepted by Dun- phy, left guard of the home club, who raced 40 yards for Central's third score. At the opening of the final quar- ter, Central scored again when Poillon intercepted an Oceanside pass and lateraled to Aumiller, who made a 30-yard touchdown run. Oceanside, scored in the final moments of play, with passes ad- vancing the ball to the one yard line, from which point Neamon plunged over, Bothman's run- ,| ning and the outstanding play of Motley in the line featured the Central team. while Poleshuk and Chambers stood out for the losers. Central Mclaughlin PNeuger Dunphy Motier Franklin n Hopkins Prochorof? . Gifker Chambers Poleshuk McLean . Goons Libath FREEPO OVER PEEXSKILL Red Devils Win 2nd Game Of Season With Last Period Rally l The Freeport high school Red Devils are back on the winning road once again, and Coach Bill Tirrell is pointing the team for its Nassau conference game with Se- wanhaka on Saturday, hopeful of his team scoring its first \Big Seven\ win since 1984. The Red Devils turned in their second win of the season Saturday, defeating an invading Peekskill high school eleven 13-0, at the Freeport stadium, by scoring all their points in the final period. Tirrell started his second team, but Peekskill immediately took ad- vantage of the youthful squad, and began a determined raarch. The first team went in and Moscini fumbled, enabling the Red Devils to recover and end the threat. Neither team was able to threaten seriously during the second and third quarters, but Freeport broke loose at the opening of the final period. Jack Paras tossed 20 yards to Bill McCloskey in the end zone for the first score. Ray Stong started the second drive by block- ing a kick, which Pat Searfoss re- covered in the end zone for a 28 | touchdown. Fred Friendman place downs- phy, Mexmon. Point after teuchdowns-Aumilier, Both- man, Meamon EX-BONAPARTE Home AUCTIONED IN JERSEY kicked the extra point. After the second score, Tirrell Inserted his reserves, and Peeks- kill threatened briefly before the game ended. Remnant Of 1,000-Acre Estate Of fackron Napoleon's Brother Goes To MT. HOLLY, N. J., Nov. 8-UP) fective pass-throwing threat. Frank Lanzer, made backs for losses. Dick erful Central line. Mineola. cause. against Peekskill. City. passing attack, GREAT NEGK BOWS TO RIGKSVILLE 1T Loses 4th Game As Orange And - Black Scores 20-0 Victory With Lynbrook, Glen Cove and the Alumni still on the schedule, the Great Neck high school foot- The Searsmen, who have played seven games this season and tied three, dropped their fourth clash of the year Saturday to Hicksville, with the Orange and Black turning Saturday's Stars Ray Makofske, Hempstead-Kicked six successive extra points, aside from doing excellent ball- Rallie Engel, Frank Kiesecker, Hempstead-Combined to offer ef- Engel scored twice, did excellent defensive work, while Kiesecker called plays brilliantly. Pat Russo, Westbury-Light lineman did yeoman work in halting Hempstead ball-carriers, making sixty per cent. of the tackles. Vic Thomala, Sewanhaka-Lanzer did excellent work as field general, with Thomala constantly tossing Chami- Bothman, Motley, Central-Bothman ou! while Motley provided line strength against Oceanside. Steve Poleshuk, Bob Chambers, Oceanside-Stood out against pow- Ed Kicrorowsk}, Tom Gonsowski, thirty-five yards after Gonsowski had blocked kick to defeat Gus Bernhardt, Win Wright, Mincola-Played good ball for losing Bill McCloskey, Ray Strong, Freeport-Stood out in Red Devil line Carl Holland, Farmingdale-Tallied twice as Dalers routed Garden Warren MacNamara, Woodmere-Returned to old form in leading Norm Jaeger, Mepham-Onte again powered young North more team to win, scoring all his team's 13 points. Conlzy|in an easy 20-0 win at the north fel carrying work against Westbury. ball-carrier, Glen Cove-Kicrorowski raced Bell- + WINS 1240 IS FREY EXCEL Final Period Scores Break Up Game With Elm- hurst Eleven The Roslyn Field club is riding the crest of a three game win streak today, thanks to the ver- satile work of~Herman \Dutch\ Frey, backfield ace. Frey, whose passing beat the Locust Valley Yellow Jackets two weeks ago, led the charges of Sam Barasch to a 12-0 win over the Elmhurst Royals at the winners' field yesterday, with the victors scoring both touchdowns in the final period. Held back in scoring distance by frequent fumbles, the Roslyn team began to march at the start of the last quarter and Frey did most of the ball carying on a 70 yard drive, finally plunging over from the six line, After the resumption of , the Royals took to the air Bill McAdams intercepted a midfield and raced to the d score behind perfect block- hm Queens club never got in- in ite own territory by the ball handling of 0- 0 RECORD STANDS YEARS CINCINNATI, Nov. $-@P1-Not since 1893 when Vaugho, Latham have the Reds three homers in one obtained chapter of a baseball game. PAUSING IN FRONT Of THE MONKEY CAGE TO NOTE A FEW FAMILY RESEMBLANCES , - THEY'LL DO IT EVERY Ime - LEN Gov Wino over MNEOU Red And Blue Turn Back County Seaters By 6-0 Score Definitely on the upgrade, after making a weak, early season start, the Glen Cove high school football team is pointing for successive wins over Great Neck and Port Washington. A dual win will en- able the Covers to put a very strong claim on the mythical north shore scholastic grid crown. Red and Blue Glen Cove tewr reversed the entire cham- pionship set-up Saturday by de- feating a favored Mineola aggre- gation, 6-0, and thus ending the three-game win streak of the Ma- roon gridders. Ed Kicrorowski, hard-hitting tackle of the Glen Cove team shared the honor of the victory with 'Tom Gonsowski, halfback, Gonsowski broke through the line to block a punt, which Kicrorow- ski promptly picked up and raced 35 yards to score. The play oc- curred late in the final quarter of the game. Mineola's supposedly high- geared attack was stalled by Glen Cove line, which constantly broke through to smear plays behind the line of scrimmage, 'The Maroons, however, lived up to expectations by stopping Glen Cove on suc- cessive plays, but lack any scor« ing punch. 6 Mincoin (6) - Bokorks rcrarlane Cathcart Kirchner %-4| unable to show iinesman-Hexse. STATIC DISCHARGES MAY CUT AIR DEATHS Radio Engineer Develops Instru- ment To Protect Guiding Beams PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8-P)-= A radio engineer held forth the hope today that a new static dis- charger on planes may help drive death from the nation's airwa P. C. Sandretto, communications engineer for a large air line, said in Western mountain e mount areas \where static had interfered with radio beam reception to the point where we were sure it had caused crashes,\ The radio beam enables pilots to fly \blind\ between widely separated points. \The device discharged, the static hundreds of feet and 0 and Holliday, all hit home runs in back of the plane,\ Sand said. .| a seventh inning, zzlmu’tf in use pilot f test erence with mp0. on of th radio beam.\ «By Ham Fisher i 1A\. INOTANS TRIUMPH | OVER CHAMINADE ] N UPSET BATE \Overconfidence\ Brings - Fall Of Flyers; Sewan- haka Wins, 13-0 The Chaminade Flyers, humili- . ated by Sewanhaka, 13-0, in Nassau conference battle, ~@ been taught the lesson of never counting of the Indians as a \breather\ in an otherwise heavy schedule. The Indians romped off four straight early season wins before falling before Hempstead, 27-0, and were then upset by Long Beach, 12-7, a week ago Satur- day. Since Chaminade battled the Hempstead team to a 13-7 score, the Flyer gridders were con- Meg: of taking Sewanhaka in stride. Coach-Frank Burgs, unable to get the regulars to take the game seriously, inserted his reserves in- to the starting line-up Saturday, but the recruits proved no match for the Indians. The varsity was put into action soon after the fray began, but was unable to halt the fighting Sewanhaka eleven. ? The Indians, fighting for a suc- cessful season after losing two straight games, completely out- played Chaminade, romping through for consistent gains, and stopping the Chaminade backs at the line of scrimmage on prac- tically every play. Frank Lanzer, Sewanhaka quarterback, called his plays with careful precision, constantly feinting the Chaminade secondary out of position, wi Bill Lee, Wally Lang and Ke Germann doing most of the ball carrying. Lee scored both touchdowns on off-tackle slants, the first coming { mid-way in the second quarter after a 60-yard march, and the sec- ond in the final period, climaxing a 70-yard parade. The line-ups: Sewanhaks (13) Thomals ... Lightfine Harris Parks Bioron Suominen Preffer Chaminade Kowal . Mersbauer Kans Delian Cone i . Barnes Madigan Renan . Rapp . Moihane id bd 24 (0 Tou Point after touchdown-Lang. woddMent 10s TEM Branch Eli ~ Wins, 13-0 To Drop Orange From Title Fight . ig school The Malverne eleven, 1936 Class B pion, is completely out of the title picture today, with the '37 crown going to the winner of the Long Beach- Oceanside game on Thursday. nd do in the tal years, Blue Malverne team out df “F; Branch was ch, ithin figures 35. first while several times being. b the 10-yard show that the 20 yards to Tom in turn lateraled to Amdorn want about Third Weaker, Jack (Tonner third ,, Jack Ten boum . Intercested | a . Matv lateral, and Woodmere took pos- session an the vinitor's 15-vard stripe. Mac Namara passed to Riley in the end zone for the score, and the extra point was made by the same combination The line-ups: Weedmere (12) p Rockvibe Centre 1800 \ __ - estbury 48-7, Point For Baldwin \
