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PAGE TWO TBCt BOCKLANP CQPNTY TIMES HAVERSTRAW, W, T JUNE 5, 1»52 JURGENSEN PLANS CAREER William Jurgensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Jurgensen sr of Clove avenue, has been accepted as a student at Florida Southern College, and will begin engineer ing studies there in September. ENJOY YOURSELF at the LODGE 0 0 9 DANCE 0 0 0 Always the Best Route 9W PHONE Haverstraw 9-9897 ST. PETER ’ S GAMES PARTY • • • EVERY MONDAY NIGHT * • 25 GAMES — 7 SPECIALS Gaines Start 8:10 • • • ST. PETER ’ S CHURCH HALL Broadway HAVERSTRAW. N. Y. K. OF C. GAME PARTY £very SATURDAY NITE GROSSON BUELDING HAVERSTRAW NOTE Time Change Early Birds 7*.30p.m. Regular Came 8:15 p. m. 25 Games 50c BUZZY STAVES I OFF CONGERS IN 7TH, WINS, 5-3 By ROBERT WEISS CONGERS, May 27 — Although the Congers Lakesiders threw a scare into Haverstraw with a 3- run seventh inning rally today, the Red Raiders pulled out of the nose dive and marked up their seventh victory of the season, 5-3, at Lib erty Oval. Until George Miller drew a rise out of the fans with a pinch-hit 3- run homer In the final inning, Hav erstraw had been cruising along on a comfortable 5-run bulge. The “big ” shot had been a four- bagger by Bob Strack over the left field fence, accounting for two runs. That tided over Buzzy lam- Lca for five innings, but the Red, Raiders added three more “ insur- ice” runs in the sixth. Buzzy Wins Third Congers ’ eruption in the seventh was the only tarnish in an other wise brilliantly-pitched game by lamonica. Working with three days ’ rest, the capacious right-hander held the Lakesiders in the palm of his hand for six innings as he reg istered his third victory without defeat. Over that distance he dished out three hits and secured six of his seven strike-outs. Congers could master only two mild threats, drawing both their walks in the fifth, but Conklin bounced out to end the inning. Willie Klopchin opened the sixth with a single. However, Biscuit Picarello turned line drive into a quick double play. Gene Lindeman suffered the set back for Coach Joe Tacchino ’ s club. Earlier in the P. S. A. L. campaign Lndemann lost a 1-0 duel to Bob Schassler and allowed only three hits. His number was up today, however, in a game that had been postponed from the day before. Strack ’ s homer capped a 10- attack that also included a double by George Behn. Strack drove in three runs for Zev Graham ’ s de fending champions, giving him a season ’ s total of eight, an average of one a game. Behn and Strack each rapped two hits, and everyone in the line up hit safely except Gene Fox, who was hitless in his last 17 trips. Strack Hits Homer For three innings Lindemann seemed set for a repeat perfonn- ance. He had retired two men in the fourth when Behn singled over second. Strack then blasted a long fly to deep left-center, and it sail ed over the inviting snow fence at about the 340-foot mark. Lindemann had one out in the sixth when Schassler beat out a a hit to deep short. Behn then sent a hot shot over third for a two- bagger, putting men on second and third. Strack sent a looping single into short center which A1 Pisano, who was playing deep, could not reach, Schassler scored, Behn mov ed to third, and Strack reached second on the outfield relay. Jack Drescher smashed a single that took a bad hop off Marty Magai ’ s chest at third, scoring Behn and moving Strack to third. Van- zetta pumped a single into left — the fifth consecutive hit of the inn ing-scoring Strack and sending Drescher to second. The rally died quickly, however, as lamonica and Frank Granata went down swing ing. Congers Rallies Miller ’ s clout in the seventh saved the day from being a complete loss for Congers. Dick Im- men and Pisano put singles back- to-back, opening the inning. Lin demann skied to Granata, and it appeared that Congers had spent itself when Ronnie Telefsen for ced Pisano at second. Coach Tacchino still had hopes, however, as Miller poled a drive over the 300-foot sign in left cen ter. Klopchin kept the rally going, lining a single into center, and when Strack let the ball hop by him, the runner hustled around to third. Congers fans were going wild, envisioning a possible victory, but Nutt, unable to get the ball out of the infield all day, went down swinging on a curve. The box Haverstraw (5) ab r h Granata, If .......... . ....... 4 0 1 Fox, lb ......... - __ ____ 4 0 0 Picarello, ss ........ ___ 4 0 1 Schassler, 3b ....... ........ 4 1 1 Behn, c ................ ........ 3 2 2 Strack, cf ......... — ........ 3 2 2 Drescher, 2b ....... ___ 3 0 1 Vanzetta rf ....... — ____ 3 0 1 lamonica, p ......... ...... 3 0 1 31 5 10 Congers (3) . ab r h Klopchin, lb ....... ........ 4 0 2 Nutt, 3b ............... ........ 4 0 « 0 Magai, 3b ........... ........ 3 0 1 Marchesa, If ....... ...... -.3 0 0 Immen, rf ........... . ...... 2 1 1 Pisano, cf........... ........ 3 0 1 Lindemann, p. . ____ 3 0 1 Telefsen, 2b. . . ........ 2 1 0 Conklin, ss ......... ........ 2 0 0 a) Miller ........... ........ 1 1 1 27 3 7 a) Homered for Conklin in 7th. Score by innings: r h e Haverstraw 000 203 0- -5 10 1 Congers 000 000 3- -3 7 0 FATHER^S DAY GIFTS \POP'ular* MEN ’ S STORE BASQUE SHIRTS Solids and Fancies Sizes — Small, Med., Large 1.95 2.50 2.95 Short-Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Sheer, Cool. Gay Patterns and Solid Colors Sizes li'A to 18 from 1.95 up Cool Spun SLACKS Solids and Checks Sizes 28 to 44 PAJAMAS Solids and Stripes In Summer Weight and Regular Weight from 6.95 up from 3.95 up ARROW DART WHITE SHIRTS .... 3.95' POP ’ S FAVORITE DRESS SHIRT , Sizes 13'A to 18 — Sleeve Length 31 to 36 TOWN Men's Shop 9 NEW MAIN STREET Kay-Fries and Local 143 Sign New 2-Yr. Contract Kay-Fries Chemicals, Inc., of West Haverstraw, and Local 143, affiliated with the International Chemical Workers Union, A. F. L., announced last Thursday the sign ing of a two-year contract. Negotiations for the new con tract had been in progress since April 28, and a number of minor changes in the contract were made. The union negotiating committee presented the contract for member ship approval at a special meeting May 28. Both the company and the union were gratified that the good rela tions which have existed between the management and the union membership since 1946 were evid enced by the membership vote of 62 to 9 for acceptance. The new contract provides for a wage increase of six cents an hour for all hourly paid employees, increased insurance benefits and more liberal vacation benefits, all subject to approval by the Wage Stabilization Board. The contract covers the period from June 1, 1952, to June 1, 1954, with provision for a review, of wage rates only, as of June 1, 1953. Rose and Mary Terpak Honored at Hospital A surprise party was held May 27 for the Misses Rose and Mary Terpak of Garnerville by the employees of the laundry staff at the New York State Rehabilitation Hospital, West Haverstraw, in hon or of their thirty years of service with the department. A pen was presented to each by Edward O ’ Keefe, their superinten dent, on behalf of their fellow em ployees. A large cake also was giv en by the laundry staff. Ice cream and coffee also were served. SHOP AND SAVE IN NORTH ROCKLAND CARD OF THANKS I wish to extend my heartfelt gratitude to all my friends who mSde possible the generous gift presented to me during my recent illness. My sincere thanks to you all, not only for the gift, but also for the kind thoughts which prompted it. Francis A. Wurreschke. BUY BONDS CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our neigh bors and friends for their cards, floral offerings and other remem brances received in our recent be reavement. We also wish to thank the Haverstraw Ambulance Corps, Mr. George Sosna, Who donated the use of the cars, the pallbearers and others who offered their as sistance. Their kindnesses are deeply appreciated. The Wessman Family. icVho'\ ploi iflto'''' A* 20\' ,d«. . 8 \ “ * a W ’ ' iiiniiiciiimiiitiitciiiiiiiiiiiiicimiiiiiiiiiGiiiiiiiiiiiiGiiiiiiiiiiMciiiiiitiiimciiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiii OPERATORS ALSO BUTTON AND BUTTONHOLE SEWERS WANTED TO WORK IN OUR NEW FACTORY. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR BIG PAY AND PLEASANTWORKING CONDITIONS U Oean, granular particles. Apply by hand c with a spreader. Costs so lltfle to detiroi coarse weeds. Treat 2,500 sq ft-$1,7f 11,000 sq ft for only $4,65, . WEED A EEED Unique compound that I tnultoneouily ktlii brood-leaved weeds and fefl gross to greater heollh and beauty. Excellent r improYing run-down lawns, helps gross fill In 1 weeds wither owoy. Box treots 2,500 iq ft • |2.9l 11,000 »q fl-tJiJS Scon, \SPECIAL ” Lown S«td Grow, foil, to ll ’ d good la (III In Ihoin bora ipolt. I lb-Sl.2§ t lb, ■ $6.15. lAPGniV 35 MAIN STREET on A n -J UDOUil HAverstraw 9-5615 Paints - Hardware - Wallpaper - Garden Tools and Supplies * Apply at our new building A. BERLIN & SONS, he. Railroad Avenue lllllltltSIIIIIIIIIIIIEllllllllllllltlllllllllllllUlllllllllllltlllllllllllllEJIlllllllllllGIIIIIIIIIIIIGIIIIII SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS Don ’ t let a faulty machine spoil your sewing pieasure CALL US TODAY FOR A PROMPT CHECK UP. Whether it ’ s just a simple adjustment or a thorough reconditioning, you ’ ll be assured of reliable service. West Haverstraw SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 111 MAIN STREET NYack 7-1001 HAverstraw 9-5818 DON ’ T SIDETRACKED! NOT ALL SIGNS point to Rochelle Gardens — but if you're wise you'll follow those that do. Yes, if you're looking for an excellent house in the Garden Spot of Rockland County — follow the RIGHT SIGNS. Don't be SIDETRACKED. Only Rochelle Gardens offers you so many features at such reasonable prices. DIRECTIONS:- Follow Route' 9-W, going North, to Stony Point, N. Y. Turn left at Washburn ’ s Lane. See the Finest House in Rock land County. ©/• Km ofiy \•9 $ 9 ., **ce; SYD BROADMAN & SON - Builders - NO CLOSING COSTS and Liberal Terms For Non-Vets JOHN A. MILLER Sales Agent STony Point 6-2343 (tOCHfUt CflfiDfni STONY POINT, N. Y. jm
