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Community Volley Ball Leagu* (Games ployed every Monday evening «t the Southold High School Gym- nasium) Bayvlcw by taking three straight games from the Firemen in the first match climbed into first place and the Firemen dropped back into a tie for 2nd. In the second match, the Bomb- ers playing very good ball took two games out of three from Bayvlew and thereby climbed Into a tie for second place. The first two games were easily won by the Bombers but Bayvlew after a slight rest came back and took the final game of the match. The Firemen after losing three straight to Bayvlew came back in their second match of the evening and took the faculty across two games out of three. The faculty played excellent ball in the first game but lost their winning touch in the second and third games. Next weeks schedule is as fol- lows: Firemen vs. Bombers Bayvlew vs. Faculty Monday night's results Bayvlew Firemen 1st game ... 15 8 2nd game .. 15 11 3rd game ... 15 10 Firemen Faculty 1st game ... 11 15 2nd game .. 15 9 3rd game ... , ,,. 15 10 Bombers Bayvlew 1st game ... 15 6 2nd game .. 15 11 3rd game .. 9 15 Sports Spotlight LEAGUE STANDING W. Bayvlew 7 Bombers 6 Firemen 6 Faculty 5 L. 5 6 6 7 INDUSTRIAL BOWLING LEAGUE (Sunrise Alleys) ) LEAGUE STANDING W. Budwelser 20 Sunrise Alleys 26 Business Men 23 Southold A. C 21 I Mitchell's Rest 22 Yanks 20 Krugers Keglers 10 Barth's Hotel 17 L. 16 19 22 21 23 25 26 25 Section 5 Ba«ketbaU Leacae SUndings ' W. L. Mattltuck 4 0 Southold 2 1 Bridgehampton 2 2 Shelter Island 1 2 .Hampton Bays 0 4 Protection Engine Co. Repeats Win Over Packard Hose It appears now as if the Protection Engine Co. was the undisputed chf^m- plons of the Southold Fire Department as far as bowling is concerned. Ans- wering another challenge from the Packard Hose Co. whom they had de- cisively defeated several weeks before, the Protection stalwarts were found ready and not wanting by winning by the same number of pins (176) in their match at Recreation Center last Sun- day afternoon. The winners averaged 172 pins per man while the losers had to t>e satis- fied with 160. Teddy Parashes whose bowling activities have been limited this winter, showed the boys that he still remembers his strikes and spares by averaging 186 for top man for the afternoon. Charlie Montgomery and Bill Raf- ford were the only bowlers on the Packard team to roll anywhere near their season's averages, the former hav- ing 174 for the three games while the latter piled up an average of 172. \Stel\ forgot what day it was (he thought he was still rolling in the I. M. Young- Polish Trio match) and he took a sound thumping from Teddy Parashes. \Windy\ Gagen beat \Dickey \Davy\ beat \Hummer* and so it went down the line. Bill Raflord was the only man on the Packard team to beat his man. Walter Williams being the victim. Although it seems just too bad to see such keen rivalry come to an end, any future matches between these two teams would be just a -waste of time. Protection Engine Co. has proven Its supremacy on two separate occasions in a manner that banishes all doubt even from the minds of the most skep- tical. If Eagle Hook & Ladder Co. can now find a team we may hear more about bowling activities among the companies of the Southold Fire De- partment. PROTECTION ENGINE CO. Bowl For Your Health \hfr. RECREATION CENTER Front St. OBBBNPOKT TeL ass JCLIUS SCHIAVONI. Prop. Polish Trio Hands I. M. Young Team A Whitewash League Leaders Offer Many Alibies, But Gain No Sympathy L. Davison 192 128 T. Parashes 172 199 188 H. Gagen 161 192 163 W. Williams .. 152 180 163 C. Bennett .. 179 170 176 826 933 823 PACKARD HOSE CO. F. Prince . 153 156 146 G. Stelzer .. 136 146 156 L. Dlckerson .. 147 136 190 W. Rafford . , , 170 172 174 C. Montgomery .. .. . 142 199 180 748 809 849 \Bowl for Your Health\ 4 of Best Alleys on East End of L. I. Open for Clubs, Parties, or Team Play Recreation Center JULIUS SCHIAVONI 310 Front St. Tel. 695 GREENPORT * * • * Home Alleys of the Southold Bowliag League FEB. 14 FEB. 15 7:30 Averette's Red Horses vs. Old Town Players 9:00 Benny's Tavern vs. Southold Yacht Club 7:30 I. M. Young & Co. vs. Postal Department 9:00 Polish Trio vs. Phil Weckesser The biggest bowling news of the week culminates around the three straight win by the Polish Trio over I. M. Young S t Co., team in their match last week. (Your reporter has been waiting for weeks to write a story similar to this.) Apparently unstopable in their drive to their third straight championship, the league leaders were brought sud- denly to a halt by the \whitewash\ administered at the hands of the Po- lish Trio. No one was more surprised than the I. M. Young boys themselves. Alibies for the defeat were flying thick and fast but very little credence was given to the excuses. If the champions were looking for sympathy they failed to get it. They asked the question \who will knock us from our lofty perch\ just once to often. \Bosco\ again led his teammates in plnfall with an average of 177 for the three games. Adam Zaveski and Izzy Krupski both enjoyed good nights and only in the last game did the I. M. Young team have as much as a ghost of a chance. Little more can be said about the match except that the losers can ex- pect more trouble from now on in as much as the spell they had apparently cast over the other teams in the league has been brcften. There is no doubt that this defeat has been a good thing so far as bolstering up the hopes of the other entries in the league and the battle for the championship is far from over. Benny's Tavern made a comeback last week after losing three straight to Phil Weckesser's the week before and took two out of three from Averette's Red Horses. Louis Kroleski averaged 180 for the three games and his team experienced little difficulty in taking the last two games of*the match .The Red Horses are proving to be the big- gest disappointment of the current sea- son. ^ The Southold Yacht Club gained three full games on the league leaders by taking three straight from the Old Town Players. They are now three games behind in the loss column with one postponed match with Benny's Tavern yet to be rolled. (Doni sell short the Yacht Club's chances to win the championship). In spite of a 442 score in the final game of their match, the Postal De- partment made it three straight over the Phil Weckesser Trio to hold pos- session of third place in the league standing. Artie Gagen with scores of 202, 190 and 139 climbed within 36 pins of Charlie Bennett who holds the high- est individual average with 170 mark. I. M. YOUNG & CO. Greenport Drops Two Qose Ones East Hampton at G. H.S. Friday Greenport High played some of its best basketball of the season but came out on the losing end in both its games last week-end, dropping a lea- gue game at Southamptw 32-20 on Friday and a non-league encounter at Mlattituck on Saturday 43-38. O. H. S. is having difficulty winning the close ones this year, a knack last years team excelled in. Friday's game was exciting and close all the way, with the score tied at 12 all at half time but it was Saturday's game that really was the classic of the year. High scoring tilts such as this one are a rarity in these parts and come as a rule only when there is loose guarding. However neither team could be accused of the latter. G. H. S. in particular guarded so close, three of their regulars were chased on fouls. Spectators claimed the fast breaks and accurate shooting in this game excelled anything seen on a lo- cal court in years. Tomorrow night Easthampton plays at Greenport as Section II starts the .second round. The box score: Southold Wins Over Bridgehampton Loses to Riverhead (Continued from Page 1) Southold draws a bye in the Section 5 schedule this week. The local team will be idle until a week from Friday when the boys travel to Mattituck to play the league champions in a re- turn engagement. We are betting that the score •will be considerably closer than it was when the two teams met just a month ago. Box Score SOtJTHAMPTON F.G. Fouls Pts. 3 0 6 Qostowskl , 1 3 5 1 0 2 1 1 3 Tyborowskl 1 0 2 Fahy 2 0 4 Totals 9 4 22 GREENPORT Goldsmith Buckln ... Pemberton Ntessoline Totals 6 P.O. Fouls Pts. 2 5 9 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 4 1 ; 0 2 6 8 20 SOUTHOLD — 27 F.G. Fouls. Pts. P. Ostroski, L. P. ... .. 3 5 11 J. Tuthill, R. F. . . . . .. 4 1 9 E. Sknrara, C .. 1 1 3 A. Dlckerson, L. O. ... ...0 . 0 0 C. Grattan, R. G .. 1 0 2 0 0 P. Tyler . 1 0 2 , 10 7 27 BRIDGEHAMPTON — 25 P.O. Fouls. Pts. T. Stewart, L. P. .. 3 1 7 J. Epps, R. P .. 5 1 11 J. Skonleczny, C .. 2 0 4 L. Cavagnaro, L. G. .. . . 1 1 3 E. Zebroskl, R. G ., 0 0 0 . 11 3 25 SOUTHOLD — 24 P.O. Fouls PtS. P. Ostroski, L. F 4 1 9 J. Tuthill, R. F. 4 1 9 E. Skwara, C 1 1 3 A. Dlckerson, L. G 0 1 1 C. Walker, R. G 0 0 0 C. Grattan 1 0 2 G. Horton 0 0 0 E. Zeneski 0 0 0 F. Tyler 0 0 0 H. Wells 0 0 0 Totals 10 4 24 RIVERHEAD — 26 F.G. Fouls Pts. Bucholz L. F 1 0 2 Washlck, R. P. 1 0 2 Cheshire, C 1 1 3 Danowski, L. G. 2 0 4 Prozd, R. G. 2 0 4 Conklin .\. 1 l 3 Czemiawski 1 0 2 Kobylenskl 3 0 6 Totals 12 2 26 MATTITUCK F.G. Fouls Pt» 3 2 8 Duke 3 2 8 5 4 14 Remlk 12 3 7 Strickland 2 2 6 0 0 0 13 43 MATTITUCK Long Island 'S Main Road ROUTE 25 B. Wells 4 0 8 Clark 2 3 7 Goldsmith 2 0 4 2 1 5 Zobel , 3 1 7 Webb 0 0 0 0 0 0 R. Wellsi 2 1 5 1 0 2 Totals . 16 6 38 G. Stelzer 140 143 131 H. Gagen 159 146 183 C. Bennett 155 156 174 • 454 445 518 POUSH TRIO I, Krupski 177 157 161 A. Blaschach 187 145 199 A. Zaveski 160 174 162 524 476 522 BENNY'S TAVERN L. KruleskJ 151 202 187 J. Shlpuleskl 151 169 142 G. Klos 143 167 172 445 538 AVERETTTE'S RED HORSES L. Davison 144 L. Dlckerson 173 H. Prince 147 165 179 169 501 131 156 158 RESTAURANT FOB A GOOD OLD-FASH- IONED HOME - COOKED DINNE R OF OmCKEN. DUCK OR STEAK DINE HERE 84-HOVB SERVICB WINES . LIQUORS - BEER 464 513 445 SOUTHOLD YACHT W. Smith 168 C. CJochran 167 C. Montgomery 159 CLUB 146 191 186 169 160 126 494 523 451 OLD TOWN PLAYERS B. Fisher 143 126 W. Gagen 143 131 R. Carstensen 115 176 105 167 162 401 433 POSTAL DEPARTMENT C. Gagen 169 171 A. Gagen 202 190 W. Williams 156 161 434 123 139 1 8 0 527 622 PHIL WECKESSER P. Mullen 137 120 W. Rafford 181 143 D. Payne 149 184 442 146 150 137 GREENPORT F.G. Fouls Pts. 9 1 19 1 7 0 2 Mlleska 0 0 0 0 8 1 0 2 Strickland 1 0 2 1 1 0 2 Total 20 3 43 Farmers Defeat Lake Lodge In Ping Pong Play-Off The Farmers defeated the Lake Lodge Four in straight sets in Uie play off to determine the winners of the first half in the Cutchogue Com- munity Ping Pong League at the Cut- chogue Recreation Center. The scores were as follows: Breaker defeated Jarusiewic — 21-16; 11-21; 21-10; 21-18. Dickey defeated Sawiski — 21-14; 21-18; 21-9. Salter defeated Barry — 21-19; 21-18; 14-21; 21-14. Breaker and Dickey defeated Doroski and Sawiski — 21-17; 21-18; 21-19. In the second half the A. P. Team leads, having won 6 and lost 4 with the Merchants close behind with a rec- ord of 5 wins and 5 defeats. SOUTHOLD BOWLING LEAGUE LEAGUE STANDING W. I. M. Young & Co 36 Southold Yacht Club 30 Postal Department 30 Polish Trio 28 Phil Weckesser 28 Averette's Red Horses 23 Benny's Tavern 18 Old Town Players 2 L. 15 18 21 23 23 25 27 43 Shelter Island Bows To Mattituck Mattituck High School ran up Us fourth consecutive win in Section 5 by scoring a 43 to 21 victory over Shelter Island on the latter's home court last Friday night. Mattituck has yet to be phffealted in league comipetition tills season. Stewart was the high scorer for the winners, ringing up nine field goals and one foul shot for a total of nine- teen points. Larry Dlckerson led his teammates with three field goals in a losing cause. At half time the visitors led 24 to 9. The box score: MATTITUCK F.G. Fouls Pts. SHELTER ISLAND F.G. FouIsTts. 0 0 3 0 6 0 4 0 2 1 3 2 0 4 1 0 2 1 21 GREENPORT BOWLING LEAGUE FISHlStMEN'S TRIO J. Doroskl ... . 205 171 156 140 182 .... 141 199 178 464 SIO 516 THREE TOPS 124 142 .... 183 156 158 132 142 • 507 412 442 INDEPENDENT TRIO g^isyi i MA - n N EE - SUN., WED., SAT. Se HOLIDAYS AT 2:16 - 38c EVENINGS - MON. TO FRI. ORCHESTRA S t BALCONY 40c EVENINGS - SAT., SUN. 4c HOLIDAYS ORCH. 85c BALC. 40e FRIm SAT. 2EATUBES P FEB. 9 - 1 0 GEORGE JANE WILLIAM RAFT BRYAN HOLDEN in \ I N V I S I B L E STRIPES\ — plus — \Our Neighbors the Carters\ with FAY BAINTER :: FRANK CRAVEN SUN., HON., TUE. FEB. 11 - 1 2 - 1 5 120 117 ... 131 161 170 201 195 420 482 482 SEA PXJRE6 S. Thornhlll ... . ... 124 124 124 133 159 ... 119 137 111 418 394 391 467 447 433 Highest Individual Score for One Game L. Davison — 248 Highest Individual Average C. Bennett — 170 Second HliAiest Individual Average A. Oegen — 169 Highest Team 8ooc« (or One Soutbcrid Yacht Club — 015 LEAGUE STANDING W. 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