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PAGE TWO INDUSTRIAL BOWLING LEAGUE (StmriM Alleys) October 28, 1940. SOUTHOLD A. C. A. Oagen ................ 145 170 W. Smith .............. 166 186 F. Dickerson ........... 147 168 C. Bennett ............. 173 103 631 717 MITCHELL’S RESTAURAMT J. Oagen ................ 172 158 H. M itchell .............. 128 132 F. Stanilonis ......... 150 150 E. Macomber ........... 197 199 647 *629 173 149 180 188 171 143 150 147 611 October, 30, 1940. YANKS B. Foster ................ 148 209 155 A. Santacroce ......... 134 180 148 Piccozzi .................... 150 150 150 Thornhill ................ 179 196 144 661 73S 597 BUDWKISER McAslan .................. 167 182 186 W, Poster ................ 169 181 206 Kassam .................... 206 173 129 McAslan .................. 176 175 169 718 711 690 THE LONG ISLAND TRAVELER - MATTITUCK WATCHMAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1940 October 30, 1940. SUNRISE BOWaUNO ALLEYS T. Maguire .............. 142 150 196 O. Nye . : ................ 165 166 232 O. Bumble .............. 139 222 179 M. Santacroce ....... 191 159 192 f __ 637 697 799 KRUEGER’S KEOLERS J. Nockelin ............. 150 150 150 D. Saulnier ........... 153 153 181 K. Johnson ........... 169 221 173 W. Moore .............. 179 163 139 651 687 643 November 1, 1940. * BUSINESS MEN V. Oaffga ............... 153 179 197 H. Thornhill ........... 169 175 206 J. Tyler .................... 150 150 180 O. 01n« .................. 177 199 197 649 703 739 BARTH’S HOTEL 600 600 600 GREENPORT flOW LINO LEAGUE LAOY LUOK m H. Studler .............. 120 146 161 J. Peckham .............. 150 142 148 T. Marvin ............. 125 146 138 395 434 444 INDEPENDENT TRIO H. Mead ................ 105 117 123 E. Baker ................ 169 149 138 J. FiriUo ................ 150 136 171 424 402 432 LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD O. orawford ........... 150 119 155 J. Marlelli ............. 171 134 137 W. ThomhUl ......... 159 178 194 480 431 486 SEAPURE OYfiTERS B. Baker ................ I l l 170 163 S. ThomhUl ............. 125 1% 125 S. Schlavoni ........... 178 160 184 414 455 472 FISHERMEN’S TKIO J. Kroleski .............. 191 150 171 J. Nierodzik ......... 134 131 131 J. Stepnoskl ........... 145 186 1S8 470 417 THREE TOPS E. Rowland ........... 112 128 182 S. Rouse .................. 133 155 122 J. Moore .............. 154 113 143 390 ~ i a VETERAN OlOAR STORE K. MiUer .............. 120 128 95 R. Walsh .................. 156 132 13S A. Wftlsh .................. 165 183 156 441 443 386 GREENPORT A. Ai P. J. Jacobs .................. 94 71 92 F. Oagen ................ 163 156 • 123 J. Bryant .............. 157 124 157 414 451 472 GREENPORT BOWLING LEAGUE STANDING W. L. Long Island Rail Road ___8 1 Fishermen’s Trio .................. 8 1 Lady Luck III ......................... 4 2 Veteran Cigar Store ........... 4 2 Seapure Oysters ....................3 6 Independent Trio .................. 2 7 Oreenport A ................ 2 7 Three Tops ........................... 2 7 SPORTS »o* & LIPNAN BBOS. Tel. 97 DEPARTMENT STORE GREENPORT Mattituck H. S. Wins Sectional Soccer Pennant Shutout Sog Harbor 1 - 0 fe Cap ture Championthip For Third Time By turning back Sag Harbor 1 to 0 last Friday afternoon the Mattituck High School Soccer team clinched its third sectional championship in the last five years. The game, which was played at Sag Harbor was a bard fought one bringing two well coached scholastic elevens. It was not until the final quarter that Mattituck was able to break the ice and It was Teddy Orohoski, center for the champions, who finally turned the trick. Oohoskl dribbled the ball down the entire field after breaking up a Pierson threat near his own goal and finally pushing it through the Sag Harbor goalie for what tu n e d out to be the only score of the game. Throuc^out the entire first three periods It was a nip and tuck contest with first the home team taking the of fensive and then the visitors taking the baU down the field in an attempt to score. The defensive play on the part of both teams was outstanding and the work of the two goalies, Jaz- ombek for Mattituck, and De Castro for Sag Harbor deserves special men tion. Many consider this the best team turned out by Coach Muir in his five years of coaching at Mattituck. Fri day’s game was the fourth straight shut-out turned in against league op ponents. Starting off the section season with a 3 to 2 win over Center Moriches, the Muirmen then turned in a 6 to 0 shut-out over Shelter Island and Whitewashed Hampton Bays 5 to 0, Center Moriches 1 to 0 and Sag Harbor 1 to 0 in that order. Another feather in the cap of Coach Muir is the fact that this is his third championship team in a row having won the basket ball and baseball pennants in this section last year. Mattituck plays at Brldgehampton today (Thursday) in their final league game of the season. H ie wtcome of this game will have no bearing on the championship for Mattituck by its win o v e r Sag Harbor mathematically clinched top honm . This newspaper Joins in congratula ting Coach Muir and the Miattltuok High School Soccer team for their splendid record. “Hats off to the new champs.” THE LIMEOT Pos. Mattituck Sag Harbw L.W. Lessard ..................... Kiselyak I.L. Mileska ....................... Comf<nt 0. T. O rohoski ........... Mo&fohon 1.R. Ratnik ........................... Jones R.W. A. Orohoski ............. McAree I 1 .H.B. Lindsay ......................... Logan C.H.B. Slaga ..................... Dickerson R.H.B. Price ....................... MulvdiUl L.F.B. Sawastinowicz ........... Howard R.F3. Repcynski ........... Melzhagen Goalie Jazombek .............. DeCastro MATTITUCK LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE ’rhegel’s Alleys November 4, 1940 ’TBAM 1. A. McCaffery . . . . . . 144 137 152 M. Heming . ........... 100 103 80 M. Has^dinger TBAM 2. 111 184 D. Tyrrell .. ........... 126 160 121 E. Jones __ ........... 118 TBAM 3. 119 110 K Woelpiwr ........... 126 101 117 B. Hoddlck . 100 106 J. Orathwohl TIAM 4. • 1B8 186 187 187 H. Johnson ., TBAM 5. ----- 186 147 M. Oorwln .. ........... 118 184 187 M. Lepinskl . TIAM 6. 88 76 S. Anderson . ........... 149 158 144 E. Butterworth ....... 87 188 104 L. Hasslinger ........... ifo TiAM 7. 114 180 A. ’Tyler .... 187 188 H. Meyer . . . . A. ’Iliegel ... ........... 81 TBAM 8. 148 118 H. ZalesU .. ........... 187 IM 188 BL Bowman . ........... 81 88 89 A. Sterling .. ........... 171 IM 118 Greeni>ort Upsets Southampton 13-0 After Three Losses Buekin and Dean's Return to Victors' Line-up traces Green- port Eleven In a literal sea of mud Orenport High defeated<;flu previously unbeaten Southampton eMven on Saturday 13-0. Marked by the return to the line up of Joe Buekin and Ray Dean O. H. S. looked more like the team which start ed off the iseaa^g so auspiciously. With these two boys the bench because of injuries, the^'team had dropped 3 straight gam » a ^ there is no doubt now th a t the team suffered greatly in their absence. As m le^t be^^iqiieeted on such a day, there were fumbles and blocked kicks gatore but even so Southampton was unable to advance the ball past the Oreenport 25 yard line. Aside from their two swift scoring thrusts, Oreen port was able to do very Uttle In an offensive way and their first down total for the day was two. Southamp ton likewise foiuid the slippery going imiffegnable and though their first down total was four, no two came In succession and none for more than 15 yards. Southampton was first to threaten when they recovered a fumble on Oreenport’s 25; Pour plays later, having made no gain, Butler dropped back and tried a field goal which was both wide and short. Buekin entered the game at this point and from then on Oreen port had a distinct advantage in punt-- ing and succeeded in bringing the ball to midfield simply on the exchange of a few punte. Midway in the second period, with the ball on the 50 yard line Buekin passed to Rogers on the 30 who ran to the 4 before being brought dov.n from behind. Buekin tried the center of the line and picked up two. Two more attempts a t ttie line showed no sain but on the fourth down Joe took it off tackle for the re maining 2 yards and the score. ’The try for point failed. Oreenport’s next bid came in the fourth pericd atfer Southampton had gamUed on,, jlowa pass and failed. On t|K ^n^u play Ttli^er broke through t6 smdther G u m , who had dropped back tc punt, before the lat ter could pick up a poor pass frran center and It was Oreeqport’s ball on Southampton’s 25. Buekin up 6 yards around end and then faJting a wide end run passed the ball 20 yards to Rogerii, way d^wn In “coffin comer.” Russ Wells kicked the extra point. From then on the seccnd team took over and ^eld the opponents for the rest of the game. There is no game scheduled for this Saturday but the season will be offic- iaUy closed on ,the 16th when South Huntington plays here. STARTINO LINErUPS Grscnport SoutliamiitoB Rogers, . ........................ . Duryea L.T. Tasker ..................... Schwenk L.O. Heaney ......................... Hunter Dean . . . i ..................... Edwards Kalinowski ............. Chadkowski Jones . . i . . . . .................... King Webb . ........................ Studeleck G. Pemberton ..................Webb Goldsmith . ..................... Weeks Russ Wells ..................... Butler Bob Wells ....................... Gu'Tgy SCORE BY PERIODS G. H. S. 0 6 0 S. H. S. 0 0 0 4 Teams Tied For First Place In Southold League Vail Brothers Win First Match Taking Two From Old Town Flayers Four teams are now tied for first rlace in the Southold Bowling League as a resi^Jt of the outcome of last week’s matches. With eight victories and four defeats to their records, the Long Island Produce & Fertilizer Co., the Polish Trio,\ the Southold Yacht Club and Benny’s Tavern are now leading the pack after four weeks of bowling. . The Southold Yacht Club with Pink Cochran showing the way, continues to be the class of the league as far as high averages and games are con cerned. Pink has: the high individual average of the league with a mark at 171 while the team average now stands at 162. In their match last week with the Long Island Produce and BtertlU- zer Company Trio, who at the time held undisputed possession of first place, the Yacht Club boys won two out of three and lost the other game by a margin of one pin. The Polish TWo, who this writer picks for either first or second place In the final league standing, won two out of three in their match with Phil’s Tavern. After losing the opening game, Izzy, Joe and Adam really went to town and left no room for argument on the outcome of the last two games. Although their bowling wasn’t any thing to write home about, Benny’s Tavern showed a little improvement over their medium scores of the first few matches to r.in three straight from the floundering Postal Trio. It was cu’y because the lalter team !-'.s failed tc hit i\3 stride of last sensch that the Tavern boys were able to dish out the whitewash and net. because cf an;- great ability on their part. It it wasn’t for “Stel” this year, Lloyd and Charlie would have been left far behind in the current race, (We wouldn’t blame “Stel” if he get tired of carrying his othpr two teammates after a while). Vail Brothers having failed to win a game up until last week, not only won their fi^ t contest kut tock the from theh: opponents the Old Town Players. The latter team was Just barer ly able to cop one of the three games. SOUTHOLD BOWLING LEAGUE ARCADE Dept. Stor;; 14 > 18 F r t n t S t r e e t G ftE E N P O R T , N. Y. New toys ore beginning to arrive from Santj Claus' 'Toy Shop'. Among those items just re ceived are COASTER WAGONS, from the smallest size for tiny tots to the large wood • body wagons with dual rear wheels; VELOCI- • PEDES of all sizes and descriptions; AUTOS and FIRE TRUCKS, some with hood which raises exposing dummy motor; SCOOTERS, some with semi-pneumatic tires, also seats which can be attached to any scooter. Men's SWEATERS — New numbers in Coots ond Full- overs just received - - prices .................... $1.98 and $2.95 Men's SUEDE ond CAFE MCKETS, prices from ...... $5.45 up Men's ond Boys* Fure Wool MACKINAWS and JACKETS Winter UNDERWEAR for men— SHIRTS and DRAWERS or UNION SUITS, cotton or port wool. Special Value — Ribbed Cotton HINION SUIT .................................... 79e BATHROOM BENCH HAMFERS, priced from..$2.19 to $4.25 Come in and look over our line of Samson LUGGAGE. • j cou lUEHIGH VALLEYl lllll'\\ , m .\\H ill LV lllllhiiii,, ^iiiiillllll “ T k e C o al T h a t S a t i s f i e s LUMBER Pos. L.E. C. R.O. R.T. R.E. F.B. L.N. R.N. Q.B. 7—13 0— 0 INDIVXOUAL HIOH OAIOB Adelff aterumr ............. m Helm Zaleskl ........... 167 Bunlcs Butterworth lei INDIVIDUAL m O H 8BA0ON AVO AngeUne MeOattery .. 141 TSAII ■TANDDIGMk TeaM Wea te i l rs^ 'a s . 8. 18 8 .880 4. 11 4 .m 7. 10 8 .m 8. 10 • 88T 1. 8 7 m 8. 8 18 m »• 4 11 j f i 8. • 11 488 Trooper* To Hold 7th Annual Pistol Shoot November 7th The Seventh Annual Turkey Shoot, sponsored by ’Troop “L”, New York State Troopers,^ will be held at the State Troopers Pistol Range, WVan- danch, Suffolk. Oouhty, on Sunday. November 10th, W inning at 9:00 A. M. and running until dark. Ouns are fumiahed at the Range without charge. There will be “Luck Target\ chootirtfe with .22 calibre rifle —“’Turkey\ and “RabWt\ target shoot ing with 20 gauge shotguiv-and as an added feature, .S8 caliber revolver shooting with “Standard American” and “Police-Army “L” targets will be available for those who wish to teat their skUl. This Shoot haa proved to bs one of the largest held on Lout Island. Last year over 1,000 persons att«adsd and a total of 110 turksys were won as priiBB. In response to popular demand two other Sumlajr shoots a r t sebedulsd in the near futwr*—Kovembsr 17th and Dscembsr Sind, at ths Wyandanob Range. Tiotots will bs on sals at tbs wyan< dancb Range at U esnts psr Shot or 3 shots for $1.00. Hot ooffss and land- wtehes will be on sals tbrouHiout tbs day. AU aw u i|sd to attend sarly and avoid tbe ruab after Ib e r s will bs no etaMfs la u v ol the abovs datSs rsgardlsss of wsatbw conditions. Tlw ahools wW Im b M rata, mam or sMoe. POLISH TRIO I. Krupski ............. 163 155 184 J. Doroski ............... 135 167 151 A. Zaveski ........... 143 202 165 441 524 500 PHIL’S TAVERN P. Mullen ............... 164 160 155 W. Rafford ........... 159 190 120 J. Scott ................. 166 143 117 BUILDING MATERIAL HARDWARE fOR iU iiP iN O AND HOWII R tW O D m iit | GOLDSMITH & TUTHILL N B W SU F F O L K Phone 6424 SO U T H O L D Phone 3767 FOR 489 493 392 BENNY’S TAVWRN G. .... 157 168 177 L. 146 146 C. 168 144 160 472 458 483 POSTAL DSPATvlMENT C. 158 133 A. Gaigen .......... ..... 167 131 165 W. Williams ..... ..... 152 187 167 447 446 467 VAIL BROTHERS B. ..... 119 143 127 J. Gradowski .... 147 151 149 R. Vail .............. 166 116 388 460 892 OLD TOWN PLATStS B. 135 128 122 R. Carstenien . .... 120 158 121 H. Caseidy ...... .... 134 156 117 388 442 860 SOUTHOLD TAOHT CLUB W, Smith ........ .... 179 126 182 C. Cochran ...... ..... 163 181 165 C Montgomery ..... 165 154 188 VMM 1 507 461 S36 L. I. raoDuca * y w 'iu M B t oo. J. Baker ........... ..... 141 173 132 I .... 128 184 120 D. Payns .......... ..... 164 188 125 438 462 S86 UUAIB iVANDlNO W. L. L. I. Produce Ic Fertilizer Co. I 4 Polish Trio ............................... | 4 Southold Yacht Club ........... 8 4 Benny’s Tavera ..................... • 4 Phil’s Tavern ......................... « « Postal Department ............... | 7 OW Town nsjrSrs ................. 8 8 VaU B rethers ........................... 8 10 to t o l h e p m s s a d it> dtar i i Ibif ps>u< Ne o> > IVANS UVIIHIAO OPIN ■V IM IN e i
