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PAGE EIGHT THE ROCKLAND COUNTY TIMES, HAVERSTRAW, N. T. MAY 22, 1952 Red Raider Net Team Foiled at Pearl River The Haverstraw tennis team traveled to Pearl River last Thurs day, only to lose, 4-11. Fred Adler of Haverstraw lost to Harry Moody of the Pirates, 6-0, 6-0. Tom Wiggenhorn of Pearl River downed Eddy McGovern 8-0, 6-3. ' In doubles, Ed Caton hnd Ross Dailey of the Pirate team defeated Jerry Allweiss and Jack Lynch 6-0, 6-0. The Pearl River racket squad completed its victory when Paul Niedercorn and John Keiper downed Steve Sitomer and Alan Schulman of Haverstraw, 6-1, 6-3 ' \• “ “ IRAIDER BLAST AT PEARL RIVER NETS 5TH WIN By ROBERT WEISS STORES Thursday .. TILL OPEN ... MAY 29 9 P. M. CLOSED All Day FRIDAY, May 30 In Observance of MEMORIAL DAY B. FRIEDMAN ALBERrS APPAREL BLANK ’ S DEPT. STORE BAND BOX THE BEE HIVE P. DICKMAN & SONS FASHION DRESS SHOP THE GIFT SHOPPE LIGHTER & BRISMAN LEED S DRESS SHOP NEWMAN ’ S MEN ’ S WEAR NEW YORK STDRE CADETS LOSE TO ZEV ’ S NINE IN LATE RALLY By ROBERT WEISS PETER ’ S SHOE STORE PAULINE ’ S SHOP O. N. ROSENBERG & SON, INC. RUBIN ’ S STRAUSS STORE SIMKIN ’ S INC. SLACK ’ S DEPT. STORE SHAW - JOBSON STANDARD 5 & 10c STORE TOWN MEN ’ S SHOP E. P. VANDENBURGH, Inc. LICHTENSTEIN ’ S DRESS SHOP WITH THE POSSIBLE EXCEPTION OF ALL FOOD STORES Merchants Group — North Rockland Chamber of Commerce Two-inning score of the Haver- straw-Pcarl River P. S. A. L. game last Thursday at Pearl River: Hav erstraw 3, Pearl River 3. Final score: Haverstraw 16, Pearl River 5. What happened in the interim? That ’ s simple. The Red Raiders just socked out 10 hits, collected seven walks, batted around twice, and scored 13 runs, for their fifth league victory without a setback. Pearl River made eight errors, There were also two w i 1 pitches and three passed balls in the game. Gene Schouten of the Pirates and Bob Schassler of the Bricktown- ers pitched. Schouten was respon sible for all 16 Haverstraw runs and 11 of their 12 hits. He also walked 12 men in 5 1/3 innings. Lew Kliewe relieved him. Schassler Wins Fourth Schassler, in recording his fourth victory, yielded nine hits and struck out 10. It was not one of his best efforts, and he uncorked a wild pitch and walked two batters. Big Don Conklin carried on a one- man war against Schassler, belting two homers and a single in four trips to the plate. He drove in three runs. With Biscuit Picarello ineligible for the week, Coach Zev Graham had to use Sally Peluso, whose knee was heavily bandaged. Peluso collected three hits, as did Vic Van Zetta. Vic, batting in three runs, had Haverstraw ’ s only extra-base blow, a tremendous double over the left-field fence and clear down Central avenue. George Behn led the runs-batted-in department with four, on two singles. Schass ler had two hits and Bob Strack, although he hit safely but once, had two runs batted in. Haverstraw jumped off to a 3- run lead in the first on four walks and two hits, and Pearl River scor ed two in the same frame. Pearl River tied the score in the second and had the bases loaded with none out. Krupka hit a weak tap no more than two or three feet in front of the plate and Behn, the catcher, stepped on home for the force. Hartel went down swinging, and Conklin bounced to Peluso. Score Two in Third Haverstraw scored two runs in the third without benefit of a hit. A single drove in two runs and Van- zetta ’ s double brought in two more in the fourth. Ten men batted A single by Strack and two errors increased the score to 10-3 in the fifth, and ten men batted in the sixth as Haverstraw scored six times. Van Zetta had two hits dur ing the outburst. Brickto^vn Sparks: Frank Gran- ata ’ s nose was broken in the col lision with Schassler last week Frank played, in spite of the in jury . . . Conklin ’ s first homer was a hard-hit fly ball to deep right- Patience was rewarding for the Haverstraw High School Red Raid ers, Wednesday of last week. For five innings it looked like the Bricktowners had met their match in the New York Military Academy of Cornwall — they were behind for the first time this season, and, un til the sixth, were scoreless and hitless. However, Coach Zev Graham ’ s defending P. S. A. L. champions finally broke through Rudy Pat- aro ’ s iron-cast pitching for a 4-2 victory at Markham Field. The Cadets held a one-run lead for five innings, and with the right- handed Pataro yielding just four ; walks over this span, the Red Raid ers seemed to be on their way to their first defeat in seven games. But Gene Fox, opening the sixth, broke up the no-hitter and eight men batted as four runs scored on three hits. Buzzy Victorious Andrew (Buzzy) lamonica toed the mound for Haverstraw and went the distance, allowing seven hits. The Cadets had four-left- handed batters in the line-up. Buz zy walked three and hit a batter. Fox opened the winning tally with a line single to center and stole second. Vic Van Zetta bunt ed; Pataro tried to nab Fox at third but was late with his throw and all hands were safe. Bob Strack smashed a hard single through third - sacker Nardone, scoring the tying run and moving VanZetta to second. Bob Schassler grounded to second, forcing Strack. George Behn bounced to Nardone back of the mound and Van Zet- ta's slide beat the throw home. Behn was safe at first and Schassler moved to second. Jack Drescher bounced to third, and Behn was forced at second. However, Morse, the first baseman, messed up the return throw, Schassler scoring and Drescher moving ^to second. Haverstraw ’ s final run scored when Gene Zippilli singled over second. Until Pataro ’ s game collapsed, he had been ahead on a run his team produced in the second. With two out, Cacace walked and stole second, moving to third when Behn ’ s throw on the theft sailed in to center. Ziegler walked, and Ca cace scored when Nardone beat out a topper in back of the hill. That run loomed mighty big until the explosion, for the losers couldn ’ t dent the dish again until the sev enth. Gibbons Hit Gibbons, pinch-hitting for Zieg ler, opened the seventh by being nicked by a pitch. Nardone, the next batter, lofted a pop foul down the left-field line, and Schassler and Frank Granata collided trying to catch it. Schassler ’ s knee seem ed to hit Granata in the head, and the smallish left fielder lay pros trate on the ground for several minutes. Eventually, he left the field under his own power but was groggy. Schassler escaped wHh nothing more serious than a slight ly scratched hand. lamonica was so upset when play resumed that he took a full wind-up, and Gibbons strolled to second. On the same pitch, Nardone bounced out to short. Pataro bounced out to short, Gibbons moving to third. Gibbons scored as Sacarello beat out a dribbler down the third-base line, his third hit of the day. The game ended as Cox grounded out to Drescher. The box score: N. Y. M. A. (2) Bogasky, Aboard Kidd, At West Coast Port Among the crew of the destroyer U. S. S. Kidd currently at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard, Vallejo, Cal., is John J. Bogasky, seaman apprentice, U. S. N., son of Mr. and Mrs. WlUiam J. Bogasky of 22 Broadway and New City. The Kidd, one of the eight ships of Destroyer Squadron 15, is undergoing a four-month period of M In Observance of emoria I D ay We Will NOT Be OPEN FRIDAY, MAY 30th For the convenience of our Patrons on THURSDAY, MAY 29th We will observe the Usual Friday Hours ... and will be Open in the Evening. The Peoples Bank of Haverstraw Open May 29 9 a. m. - 3 p. m. 7 - 8:30 p. m. The National Bank of Haverstraw & Trust Co. Open May 29 9 a. m. - 3 p. m. 7 - 8:30 p. m. Provident Savings & Loan Association Open May 29 9 a, m. - 8:30 p. m. center in the fifth, and Van Zet ta played it into a four-baser. His second shot was more authentic, and probably was one of the long est ever hit on the Dextertown field, coming in the seventh inn ing. He nailed a curve on a line over the fence in deep center. The box score: Nardone, 3b. __ Pataro, p. ab ____ 4 A Sacarello, ss ...... Cox, If. .. ...... 4 a Plate, of. a Morse, lb. ___ Roberts, rf. ____ 3 3 Cocace, 2b ........ . Ziegler, c. ____ a) Gibbons. .. . ____ 2 ____ 1 n 27 Haverstraw (4) ah Granata, If ......... J. Horan, If. ___ Fox, lb ............ .. Van Zetta, rf. __ Strack, cf. ____ Schassler, ss ...... Behn, c. _____ Drescher, 2b. __ Zippilli, 3b. ___ lamonica, p. ___ Haverstraw (16) ab r h Granata, If. ...3 2 0 Fox, lb .................... .. 3 2 0 Schassler, p. ... ..... -.5 3 2 Strack. cf. ...6 2 1 Peluso, 3b. ___ __ -5 2 3 Behn, c. - ... ............ 3 3 2 Drescher, 2b. ,-3 1 1 Zippilli, ss. ... ......... ..4 0 0 VanZetta, rf ............ .. 5 1 3 37 16 12 Pearl River (5) ab r h Stanley, 2b. -.2 0 0 Filter, 2h. ....2 0 0 Krupka, 3h. 4 1 1 1 Hartel, rf. .... ....... __ 4 1 Conklin, r. ...4 2 3 Edsall, lb ................ _..4 0 1 Kliewe, cf., p., „..4 0 2 McCormick, If ........ — 4 1 1 Engle, ss. ................ ....1 0 0 Pisko, ss .............. - 2 0 0 Schouten, p, cf. .... 2 0 0 33 5 9 Score by innings: Hav. 302 416 r h 0 — 16 12 e 2 Pearl Riv. 210 010 1 — 5 9 8 23 4 a) Hit by pitcher for Ziegler in seventh. Score by innings: r 1 N. Y. M. A. 010 000 1 — 2 ' Hav. 000 004 x — 4 I 0. T. Exhibit and Golf At Summit Park An occupational therapy exhibit covering a wide range of handi crafts and hobbies will be held in the Summit Park Sanatorium O. T Shop on Friday afternoon from o ’ clock on. A miniature golf tournament will be staged at 7 the same eve ning at the “Summit Park Country Club, ’ ’ as the patients have dubbed the obstacle golf course they have refurbished for this year ’ s recre ation. The Occupational Therapy Shop will be open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 23-25, from 3 to 5 and also from 6:30 to 9 p. All friends and former patients of the sanatorium are cordially in , vited. ROLLER SKATING I • • • * * Lake Kanawauke Rink * * * . Opens — May 23rd— Weekends (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) JUNE 7TH — DAILY SESSIONS: 1:00 P. M. - 5:00 P. M. 7:00 P. M. - 11:00 P M. overhaul repair. A veteran of six months of com bat duty in the waters ofl Korea, I Formosa, and Japan, the Kidd is being refitted and modernized from stem to stem before reassignment to further combat operations. It's longer, ilronger for '52 -rite groolosl (or over boilt In the low-pricn field I Th« '52 Ford'i tize slond« out like lit beaut/. New Ford quality-built bodies ore bigger with more interior comfort. And, beneath iti beauty ond bigness there's brute strenglhl For, this only completely new cor In Its field has a longer, stronger chassis with a sturdier K-bar frame* [B 6 gi 0 lD©fe© Most bo 8 body-color-opholstery (ombinolions In its field ... biggest choice of powerl Never before hat a low-priced car offered SO muchl Take beauty . . . only Ford offers to many body, color and upholtlery comblnotlont. Take style . . . only Ford offert 18 different modelt. Toke power ... only Ford offert a 1 10-h.p. hlgh- compression V-8 and a 101-h.p. high-compret* tion, low-friction Six . . . only Ford offert Fordo* mafic Drive, Overdrive and Conventional! Meoture Ford'i volue by the odvoncei It bringt yout New Automatic Ride Control givet a bump-leveling, highway-hugging ride. New Center-Fill Fueling doei away with gat pump \jockeying.” New Power-Pivot Clutch ond Broke Pedali ore easier to operate, eliminote drafty floor holes. Widest Rfear Window! fordomotlc. Overdrive, white lidawoll tires opilonol at extra cost. Equipment, acceiierlei and trim sublect to change wiihovt notice. Widest fnntlreeJI choice of Modek/ West cfioice of DnVef/ ^ A'^st Dri\/& iv/ill sfait you , You can pay mora but you can ’ t buy bottarl John F. Shankey 87*89 Broadway, Haverstraw COUNTY P.S. A. L WMJii intrfrrrrrrrr -------- ---------- --------- - Track Meet Saturday - 1:30 ^ MARKHAM FIELD WITH STARS OF CONGERS TAPPAN ZEE HAVERSTRAW SPRING VALLEY NYACK SUFFERN PEARL RIVER Adults 75c Students 35c pm 55 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N. J. For Personal Service or FREE Customer CAR Phone BARNEY ’ S Local Sales Manager DAVE O S S M A N f at HAVERSTRAW 9-2232
