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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1940 John and Pete (Formerl y B u s a o ' s ) rnONT STREET OREENPORT Phone 177 Domestic and Imported Groceries PURE ITALIAN OLIVE OIL Orders Called For and Delivered Texaco Water White Kerosene At Tank Wagon Prices E. W. BAKER GREENPORT, N. Y. Phone 614 Bank of Soiithold SOirrBOLD, N. Y. Sports Spotlight DEPOSITORS IN THI8 BANK ARE INSURED With Maximum Insurance of S5000 tor Each Depositor ACCOUNTS INVITED Deposits Received Subject to Check Interest allowed on certificates of deposit and on time deposits. OFFICERS Howard O. TuthUl Presldont I Vice President. B. Ernest Bois^au j Richard T. Merwln Cashier Miss Elsie Hummel Asst. Cashier George C. Terry, Counsel BOARD OP DIRECTORS Joseph N. Hallock W. Corey Albertson Howard O. TuthUl Albert W. Albertson E. Ernest Bolsseau Oeorge H. Dlckerson Henry P. Dlckerson Capital Stock 135,000 [ Surplus, $31,000 Sate Deposit Boxes for Rent M reasonable rates. Open dally from S m. to S p. m. Saturdays from 9 s . m. to U m. o\o.sed on all puUlc tacdldayt. Greenport High Scorei Win Over East Hampton After losing to Southampton and Mattltuck the previous week, Green- port High School opened up the sec- ond round of Section II with a 46 to 29 win over East Hampton at Green- port last Friday night. Trailing at half time 13 to 12, Greenport staged a sec- ond half rally to far outdistance their Southside opponents. Buckin with 14 points and Clark with 12 were the high scorers for the winners while Harkness and Digate vith 6 points led the East Hampton point get- ters. Tomorrow night Greenport will play the Sag Harbor, Section II leaders on the latter's home court. In the pre- vious meeting between these two teams at Greenport, Sag Harbor eked out a 24 to 22 victory. Next Tuesday evening Greenport will travel to Southold for the return engagement of the annual home and home series between these two teams. Southold won the initial encounter at Greenport, the-first victory by a S. H. S. basketball team over Greenport in several years. GREENPORT F.G. Fouls Pts. Bob Wells 2 0 4 'Goldsmith 2 0 4 Clark 42 4 1 Buckin 74 0 1 Pemberton 0 1 l Russ Wells 2 0 4 Messoline 2 2 6 Webb 0 0 0 Polish Trio Win Eight Out of Last Nine Games Postal Department Takes Three and Go Into 2nd Place Totals 19 45 EAST HAMPTON F.G. Fouls Pts. Hlywa 0 1 1 Olson 2 1 6 Clark 1 0 2 McMahon 2 l 5 Harkness 39 0 6 Blackmore 1 1 3 Digate 3ting 0 6 Woodward 0 1 1 Totals 12 29 Vegetable plants may be started early in the spring in such structures as greenhouses, sash houses, hotbeds, or coldframes. ,if / <» Uf ;„\» / .It U1 M, y.Af ;.Af I.M Uf / .\f mi t„vi Koke Brothers SOUTHOLD, N. Y. Tel. 3523 OLDSMOBIL E Sales and Service :l 1.1 I ivi / tvi ti'7 >1 Complete Line OF HIGHEST QUALITY RARE OLD WINES LIQUORS CORDIALS VALUE ALWAYS We Welcome Your Inquiry La Colla's MAJTITUC K OPP. L. I. R. R. STATION Compare our prices with New York's Larccit Stores The Polish Trio by taking two games last week in their match with Aver- ette's Red Horses made their record for the past three matches read eight out of nine games won. The Old Town Players and the champion I. M. Young team were the victims of the Polish Trio's victory drive in the two matches previous to the one with the Red Horses. In last week's match it was Adam Zaveski who was responsible for his team's two game win. Rolling scores of 211, 198 and 159, his margin of pin- fall over his opposing anchor man, Lloyd Dickerson, was the deciding fac- tor in -winning the match. Adam, de- spite the fact that his season's aver- age is 167, had failed to roll a game over 200 before last week when he at last broke the jinx. Lew Davison had a big night for himself with a total pinfall of 561 and his team's defeat could not be charged up to him. The Red Horses had a greater pinfall for the match than did the Polish Trio but it is games won or lost that count in deciding the league standing. The Postal Department took over second place from the Yacht Club who were idle by winning three straight over the lowly Old Town Players. The Postal trio had three games all over 500 while their opponents experienced the worst night of their mediocre bow- ling career. Artie Gagen by piling up 52 pins in the three games gained 6 pins on Charlie Bennett with whom he is figh it out for high average and is now only thirty pins behind. I. M. Young & Co. after their trim- ming the week before at the hands of the Polish Trio came right back last week to win three in a row from Ben- ny's Tavern. The latter team after several weeks of high class bowling gave a comparatively poor exhibition in their match with the champions and the I. M. Young team were offered little opposition. The Yacht Club-Phil Weckesser match was postponed until a later date. POLISH TRIO I. Krupski 168 154 148 A. Blaschach 152 154 157 A. Zaveski 211 198 159 Sonthold High Goes Into Action Aher 2 Weeks Lay Off Crucial Game at Mattituck Friday Night After a two weeks lay-off the South- old High School varsity basketball team will go into action when they meet Mattituck on Friday night of this week on the latter's home court. Mat- tituck is leading in Section 5 with Ave wins and no defeats. In fact the only game the champs have lost this year is one to Greenport who they later trimmed in a return engagement. There is no doubt that it is one of tlie best squads to represent Matti- tuck High School in many years. Southold, also has a good team and although their record is not as im- posing as the one compiled by their neighbors to the west it Is by no means one to i)e ashamed of .Their Section 5 record stands at two wins and one loss while their season's count shows five victories against four defeats. Three of these losses were decided by two point margins in games which the \breaks\ could have decided the other way. It is the best team \Goldle\ has coached in several seasons. The last time Mattituck and South- old met earlier in the year it was a runafway for the Section 5 champs. The local team put up its worst exhib- ition of the season to the disappoint- ment of their followers. Since that time Coach Goldsmith has experimen- ted with different combinations with great success, and the team has been showing fight and a real competitive spirit. We are not looking for a Southold victory Friday night but we are pre- dicting a real close score for the boys are determined to show that their last exhibition against Mattituck was not a true measure of the equality of the two teams. Southold is still In the run- ning for the championship of Section 5 and can only be eliminated by losing to Mattituck which is another reason why the boys will be in tJfore fighting all the way. Next Tuesday evening Southold will play host to Greenport in a non-league encoimter. The home team will en- deavor to repeat their early season vic- tory over the \Porters.\ 531 506 464 AVERETTE'S RED HORSES L. Davison 190 202 169 P. Prince 149 134 170 L. Dickerson 170 151 187 509 487 I. M. YOUNG & CO. G. Stelzer 139 149 H. Gagen 167 175 C. Bennett 168 188 526 163 167 167 464 512 BENNY'S TAVERN L. Kroleski 124 164 J. Shipuieski 160 148 O. Klos 119 124 497 163 148 151 403 436 POSTAL DEPARTMENT C. Gagen 159 193 A. Gagen 187 158 W Williams 156 190 502 541 OLD TOWN PLAYERS B. Fisher m17 1 W. Gagen 123 132 R. Carstensen 85 159 462 171 184 146 501 140 122 117 Farmers Take Lead In Ping Pong League After two weeks of play in the second lialf of the Cutchogue Community Ping Pong League, the Farmers have again taken the lead with 7 wins against 3 losses. The Farmers were the winners of the first half in a play-off with Lake Lodge. The steady play of Cap- tain Lew Breaker and his two teatr- mates, Joe Dickey and Stan Salter, are responsible for their success. The A. & P. team led by \Champ' McCaffery, former Southold High School star is in second place with 6 wins and 4 losses. Games are played every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the Cutchogue Recreation Center. The Second Half Standing of the League is as follows: W. L. Farmers 7 3 A. & P 6 4 Lake Lodge 5 5 Merchants 5 5 Bachelors 5 5 All Stars 2 8 319 408 379 LEAGUE STANDING W. L. I. M. Young & Co 39 15 Postal Department 33 21 Southold Yacht Club 30 18 Polish Trio 30 24 Phil Weckesser 28 23 Averette's Red Horses 24 27 Benny's Tavern is 30 Old Town Players 2 46 Highest Individual Score for One Game L. Davison — 246 Highest Individual Average C. Bennett — 170 Second Highest Individual Average A. Gagen — 170 Highest Team Score for One Game Southold Yacht Club — 615 MELROSE I. BOOTH imuranct Main St. Southold. N. Y. Phone 3403 GREENPORT BOWLING LEAGUE GREENPORT A. Se P. F. Gagen 163 108 174 J. Bryant 169 159 146 T. Grosbeaur 124 197 169 456 464 489 INDEPENDENT TRIO J. Carmen 131 172 95 E. Baker 156 176 120 J. Pirillo 157 176 131 444 524 346 SEA PURES S. Thornhill 144 115 160 S. Schlavoni 214 156 185 J. Peckham 130 166 119 488 437 464 FISHERMEN'S TRIO J. Nierodzik 167 156 115 J. Doroski 135 205 159 J. Stepnoski 156 116 122 458 477 396 LEAGUE STANDING W. L. Independent Trio 31 17 Fisherman's Trio 31 20 Greenport A. & P 29 19 Three Tops 27 31 Shelter Island A. & P 14 25 Sea Pures 11 37 ou S N A P S 0 T 8 Cracrtion—New York City— The Fruit Salad hat—a tiny plat- form mounted with tiny fruits and vegetables and trimmed with black velvet bow and streamers. While on tour lane Wiihen, youthful screen and stage star, met I. L. Collyer, B. F Goodrich Company president, and was fitted for a wardrobe made of Koroseal-treated fabric, a miracle material created of limestone, coke and salt, a recent Goodrich labora- tory discovery. Moving Giant Tree—Don't be surprised if someone dumps a giant Redwood from California in your village square one of these days) There seems to be almost no limit to the size of trees which can be transported now Shown here, on board a Fruehauf Carryall trailer, is an elm that was a seedling when the U S A . was an infant. one of two opos- sum, shown in class recently where the two animals now roam at will. He is looking at a book about the habits of the 'Possum. —Hitch Your waqon to a star—fish like these two beauties on 1h* Maeii at St. Augustine, Florida's oldest resort. lackie Swain It th* fair guiding star for this team of stars Her passenger It WUlettg Helmly. n Denaia Dof. popular young k d ( Benny tenor, it almotf at w«U known for hit domineering motiiw at for hit voice. Here Dennit' rvol mother (left) meett hit ttoge mother, Verna Felten, before a rtctnt Sunday b r o o ^ a t t ol Btnny't program o v t WBC. 3EJ Bay View Holds Lead in Community Volley Ball League In a thrilling match Bayview the leaders of the league took the measure of the Faculty two games out of three. In the first game the Faculty took a thriller by the score of 18 to 16 and the last two games were just as close. The match was without doubt the finest that has been played this year. In the other match the Bombers continued to keep within striking dis- tance of the leading Bayview team by winning two out of three games from the Firemen, thus taking sole posses- sion of 2nd place and sending the Firemen into 3rd place one game ahead of the Faculty. Next week the two bottom teams will play the two lead- ers and try to pick up some lost ground. Schedule for next Monday night is as follows: ~ Firemen vs. Bayview Bombers vs. Faculty Monday night's results: Bayview vs. Faculty 1st game 16 18 2nd game 16 14 3rd game 15 13 Bombers vs. Firemen 1st game 15 13 2nd game 15 11 3rd game 11 15 League Standing W. L. Bayview 9 6 Bon\bers 8 7 Firemen 7 8 Faculty 6 9 INDUSTRIAL BOWLING LEAGUE (Sunrise Alleys) LEAGUE STANDING W. L Budweiser 31 17 Sunrise Alleys 27 21 Business Men 24 24 Southold A. C 22 23 Mitchell's Rest 23 25 Yanks 22 26 Krugers Keglers 21 27 Barth's Hotel 19 26 Section 5 Basketball League Standings W. L. Mattituck 5 0 Southold 2 1 Bridgehampton 2 3 Shelter Island 1 3 Hampton Bays 1 4 \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 Soathold Bowling League FEB. 21 7:30 Polish Trio vs. Benny's Tavern 9:00 I. M. Young & Co. vs. Southold Yacht Club FEB. 22 7:30 Averette's Red Horses vs. Postal Department 9:00 Phil Weckesser vs. Old Town Players MATTITUCK Long Island 'S Main Road ROUTE 25 RESTAURANT FOR A GOOD OLD-FASH- IONED HOME - COOKED DINNE R OF CHICKEN, DUCK OR STEAK DINE HERE 24-HOVR SERVICE WINES - LIQUORS - BEER
