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G ETTING IN SHAPE WMiaakiS JiBivan , left , aon^NoJbeJrt Eattc rmaia-are . among the; *Wdfe; : »rj ^. tancc ruoh ^^ in^n.i' .wl«Mi Ct ^h Ha rv ey C a se ' is pinri mg his hopes & the current ' track and fteld-earapaigB. Both a re ' expected ; 'to , \ ,see ; action agai nst Port Jeffirson on the local field o n ' 'May 18th , S uffolk County r News , photo . ROUTII SHORE LEAGUE Team. 1 ' : ' , ' ¦ v :i ' W \ L Pot. Broo khave n 1 0 ; 1.000 Central '&i ijF.V,!;.; - 1 ' t> ' j.ooo Sayvilie , ,.,„ A l .000 Huntington, 0 1 .000 West Babylon 0 1 .000 Sunday V(R«MilU West Putcltomio , IB; flayyllle, 9 Brookhaven , 7; West Bab yitn, 0 * Central Icllp, 4; Huntlng Wn , 3 Hurls No-Hitte r ' etm^^jm^T^.t^ri ^ ton , re aeueaY«trom \«w -jnTri pra 1 by Leo Dur 6£bw 'ii ' ri* ' 'ta rl^;MacPhalI , who pitched a ~ nb>fi(t , iiotuu game over the ¦ league champion Cincin- nati Reds. 3-0. Bellport Batters Ba yport , 12 to 1 One hit and an unearned run was all that Jack Zyerveld . Bellport High school twirler. allowed at Bayport last Friday, when his teammates defeated Bayport High. Zyerveld struck out 11 men. Tlie box score: Bell po rt ab r li po Bochl , cf 3 110 Masem . 4 2 2 4 Zy erveld. p 5 111 Hudak, II 3 2 2 1) Bugal a. c 3 2 19 Connelly, s s 3 10 0 Wallen. rf 5 113 Ml rabelll , 3 b 4 12 0 Martin . 2b 3 111 Schordlne , rf .... 10 0 0 Stephani , if 10 0 0 Cox , c 1 0 13 T otals 30 12 12 21 Bayport ab r h po Miller , ss „ 3 10 0 Hlgg lns , If 2 0 0 3 Stall) , c 2 0 0 3 Mens , l b 2 0 0 14 * Aldrlch , cf 2 0 0 0 Rcgliu. c 3 0 0 0 DeAnge li , 3 b 3 0 10 Lnrscn , 2b 3 0 0 0 Mogcv, rf 2 0 0 2 Mitchell, rf 0 0 0 0 Totals 22 1 1 21 Bellport 2 0 II 0 2 0 0 —12 Baypo rt OOflOO 10— 1 By JOE JAHN Don ' t pass, iudsment too soon on the Sayvilie Field . Grub. H. Hunnlnghouse Hughes and his local yokels were rather feeble In their South Shore de- . ou t , we ,.mus t , adnoi u Field dub Not but don 't forget they In Shape Yet played •Without the For Campai gn bene fit of a single practice session ahd their roster is by no means, complete. Th ere are several gents. Ken Norton , John Kashata , El parks and Vic Luce by name , w ho were unable to toe presr ent for the .West ' Patchogue tragedy but who wlll.be avail able from now - on cr at the very least hi the near future . Bill L ong dida 't do a. bad job . on the mound but he received the worst support in Jocal haseball history. Bud Zegel locked good at third and did himself proud at the plate. Mick No- liowec , cf a ll people , was doing the catching and despite a long layoff, proved himself as . good as ever. Carl Varone had plenty of pep around sec- ond base and should prove a falr-to- luiddlin ' hitter ere long. Local fans , groaned when they saw Joe Kukowskf and Charley Barnish En West Fatcho frue uniforms. The ex-Sayvilie stars were in good shape too. A streamlined Barnisb clout- ed the season ' s ! initial out-of -the . park home run with , ' two- . mates aboard the s acks. ' mj*e»y ' . i n ¦ the: one-sided engageneot. West Patchogue had a small army of imported stars , but we wonder ? , if th ose . sam e > playei& will be on hand the next time West Patehogve comes here? r Same ' .; «C those boys wom 't pl ay, for hay, you knew. • • • La Salle Military Academy Is to be congratulated upon the official launch- ing of its crew , the first organization of its kind ever pro- La Salle ' s i : . duc ed by a Long Island Fi r st ; Crew- \' - sc hool. . - . Th e first work- Us Launched • outs.v ' . wer e. undertaken > ' In the . ,b asin' just west of the y donatory • .buildin g last : Thurs- day afternoon -;after \ .tbe soldiers ' were addressed yby Jack 'Mvtfcahy, ' - , former Olympic , crew; coach-and at one time an. Olympic 'scu lling ' champion. State Troopers ; William ' ^ HoweVarid ; Andrew Daigle;of Troop K ,,Brlghtwate rs , . both of* w hom are former members ' of the New York Athletic Club crew , we re al- so on hand. Under the direction of Coach Her- man La , Mark , w ho- also guides the destinies ot the school' s football squads and does a good job of that as well , looked on with pride as his varsi ty crew worked out. Those in the shell were Guillermo Salazar , how; John Gebrlng, 2 ; Torn FarreU. 3; Vinpent Priestl y. 4; Sco tt Bennett , 5; Srarit LetrAo , 6: ja mes \ 0:Grady..7 ^ Chris Drag o , stroke , an d Harr y Jennings , coxswain. Anastasio Somoza , Jr., son of the president of Nicaragua , was coxswain of the freshman crew, which included i n its roster , Calvin Bragg, bow; Wal- ter C layton , 2; Carl Mueller , 3; Prank Dineen , 4; Ted Zek , 5; Martin Moore , C ; Gene Meyer , 7 „ and Terry Mc Guirk , stroke. The introduction ot ciew racin g * , by the way, lives La Salle the must complete athletic program , of any school on Lone Mand. Several years ago the Kaydeta didn't even boast of a gymnas ium, hut now they Have the Driest In this section. La Mark Is alrea dy planning , for . next year ' s football team, which \nould he the K chool' a best , ' and for the Little Army-Navy , rune , the oulHta ndiiic Kvhoalboy game at the year in the east. THIS SPORTING WHIRL Casemen Score Easy T riumph m Tune-Up For . Hofstra Relays. The Purple ,and Gold ; is still a power to , te reckoned with jn ' the \ coming Suffolk County track and field cham- pionships. Two of the main threat s . Bay Shore and Patchogue , found that they were no match for the resource- ful SayviUe squad in a trian gular meet on Tuesday. Coach Harvey Case ' s team ran up a total of 62W points to Pat- chcoic ' s *§ .% and Bay Shore ' s 21%. Herb Kwaak and Saul Bernstein ran a dead heat hi the hall mile. Both were switched from the mile and 440 , respectively so as to be ready for the Hofstra two-mile relay on Satu rday. Their time of 2:12 was hot a true in- dication of their ability, as neither was pressed. The surprise of the meet was Say- ville ' s close victory in the relay. The team composed of De La Vergne , Flocken, Isaacson and Veryzer ran splendidly. Long John , running anchor , was abou t five yards behind his Bay Shore rival on receiving the baton, but won going away as he put on the pressure dewn the home stretch. Victory in Hurdles Ha rry Jedlicka and Dick Aurin ger p:acsd one . two in the hurdles in the gc-d tea of 0:26.6. Drew Kennedy lest by inches to Hughes of Patchogue in . the 440 and Rutledge , after, leadi ng the first three laps, faded on the fourth and placed second to Laterl ot Pat- chogue in the mile. Harr y J edlicka and Bill De La Vergue placed sec- ond and fourth , respectively. In the century . and . Bob Kennedy came through -with a fourth in the hal f mile. John Whitehouse took both the shot put and : disc us. He ' - was hard-pressed by Shaber . . of Pat chogue in the . dis- cus but came throu gh with a winning tcss cf , 120 feet G inches. . Oil White- house won the . high . ju mp - .wit hout wo rking up • a ¦ sweat ' \ Auring e r. - . Hert- Ieln-anaV Newhouse won the first thr ee position s in • ' the . pol e \ v aule ,. \Welton came through with a third in the broad Jump. Stewart and Newhouse t ied for third in the high jump. Summaries: 440-yd dash—Won by Hughes , Pa t- ch ogue; D. Kennedy, Sayvilie , 2n d: L adman, Bay Shore . 3rd ; Moderno , Bay Shore . Time 0:50. 100-yd. dash—Won b y DloGuardo , Patchogue; Jedlicka , Say vilie. 2nd; Eric kson, Bay Shore , 3rd; De • La Vergne , SayviUe , 4th. Time 0:11.1. 220-yd. dash—Won fcy DloGuardo , Patchogue; Veryzer , sayvi lie , 2n d; Brown , Bay Shore , 3rd; Judelson , Pat- chegue , 4 th. Time 0:24.3. Mile run—Wen by Laterl , Patch- o gue; Rutledge. Sayvilie , 2 nd; Pan- zero , Bay Shore, 3rd; Perry , Patch- ogue , 4t h. Time 6-:04. , 880-yd. run—Wen by Kwaak nnd Bernste(n, S cyville , tied, for first John- son , Bay Shore, 3rd ' ; B Kennedy, Say- vilie , 4th. Time 2:12. Pole vault—Auringer , Hertlein and Newhouso, Sayvilie , tied for first; Thomas and Fitzpatr&k , Bay Shore , tied for 4th. Height 9 feet 3 inches. Shot Put—Won by J , Whitehouse, SayviUe; Shaber, Patchog ue . 2nd , De Vlto , Pa tchogue, 3rd ; Bunn , Bay Shore 4 th. Distance 44 feet ll' .i Inches. Discus—Won by J. Whitehouse. Say- vilie; Shaber , Pat chogue , 2n d; Loga n , Pat chogue , 3rd , Kanguser , Ba y Shore , 4th. Distance 120 feet 0 Inches. 880-yd. Relay—Won by Suyvllle (De La V eignc , Flocken , Isaac son. Veryzer ) , Bay Shore , 2nd; Patchogue , 3rd. Time 1:4 3. Bread Jump—Won by Lee , Patch- ogue; Dousin g, Patchogue , 2nd; Wel- ton, Sayvilie , 3rd ; Tanner , Bay Shore , 4th. Distance 10 feet 4 Inches. Hurdlcs ^- 'Wo ' n . ' v by. -'Jedliclias Sayvilie; Aurin ger; , Sayvilie , '2nd; ' - Reedy, Pa t- cho gue , 3rd ; Dixon, Bay Shore , 4t h. Time 0:20.0. High J ump—Won b y O. Whitehouse. SayviUe; Densing, Patchogue and Fitzpntrlck , Bay Shore , tied for 2nd; Stewnvt imd New hoim , StiyvUlc , lvn d Lee nnd Snlvlch , Patchogue, tied for 4th. Height 5 feet 4 Inches. SAYVILIE HALTS RA1DERS.MAR00N IN ANNUAL MEET uonc n mrva y <*a*a win who nis track s quad to Hempstead tomorrow to fe^ x^^ p art '' in the ' m ile , two mlie ' a«n '' shuttle hur dle roliiyi, Sayvlllu to expected to nfcko , m stron g allowing In the two m ile rela y, wJjth . Hob Kennedy, Herb Kvlaak , fluul Beriutilh ani l Oil whitehouse holding forth, OOFHT SA, RELAYS TOMOlt ROW , R ich Van Wagoner , Long Island , half-mile tltlcholder while a student at Sayvllle , High l School,last year ,-ran his , f)ri^ ;c<f n)pii^lve5mtljejS _ nB^(ftB^ I North ' \ Carolina ' Unlver ' slty ^ lnst ' sittur- da y afternoon and won third place in a blanket flnlslv in a dual meet with tho Navy Plebcs at Annapolis , Md. Tlie Urn * for the event vjo» 4' .40,5 , and young Van Wagoner , normall y n hnlf- mller, woj mnnhi g nn experimental mile , accord ing to his ' coach. North Carolina won only two Arab places in the mee t, M ' '\ I llch In expected to return to hnlf- m lle competition late r In the season and to s tick to his specialty next year while In vanit y competition. In Sat- urda y ' s; race ho . , finished only- two itrldas iw hlrul ' . the y lctoc In a driving fin ish. 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May mill—West Babylon Car dinals nt Snyvllle Field Club; Huntin gton Brnvc.H a t Brookhaven Town High- way; West Pnteiioguo a. C. nt Cen- . ' , trnl 5 Ii,U p' ;K. ' r C. V- ' .. :•( i i»x , *Jy Mny v 2Bth-AVesty 'B>bylon' i CarilliMsisn t Hiintlii Bton Braves ; 'Ccn triil;ls ljil^lt of C. at Suyvllle Field Club; Bi'oolt - linvnn Town Highway nt West Piitchogun A. C. May 30th—West Babylon Cardinals nt Central islip K. C; Vleat PuVelvosue A. C, nt Huntingto n Brnvos; Say- vilie Plold Club nt Brookhaven Town Highway. June 2nd—West Babylon Cardinals nt nvooklinven Town Highway; Sny- vllle Field Club nt Wes t Patchog ue A. C; Huntington Braves at Cen- tra l Inllp ic. O. June Otli-Wr -it Babylon Cardinals nt West Pntchoguo A. C.J Huntington Braves nt Snyvllle Field Club; ' Cen- , - tval . Mlp K. . O. n t nrqokhnvcn Town JiliioMflth ^Wejit'.BaliV.lai ^CaTdlfl a^dt SayviUe Field ciub; Brookhaven Town Highway at Huntin gton Braves ; Central JEslip K. C. at West Patc hogue A. C. 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I.H Ij5** »* overdrive , a Studebaker Cham- ^fc, B A B A B' \ f»l k^^ til cars in gas economy in this year ' s . ^M ^BHDME ^^^ W \' ' JOSr \\ BROTH faS\ : f ; Montauk Highway BAVPORT Tel. Bayport <I5GB : JSI ^^iiS^S^^s^^E^^^^ S^^^^ S^^^^^^^^^^ iM^ S ayvate Fiel^Criife n Swamped in Initial League Contest Here A fair . ' ;giltherin s, ' . of ; <sans , saw the opening of ¦ ¦ the ; South. : S hore k - . League season on Sunday. ' Th ey - ' saw : Sonny Hughes ' Sayvilie- team make an inaus- picious beginning , by taking an 18 to 3 licking from Wes t Patchogue. It was obvious that Sayvilie isn 't as bad ns the score would indicate , but they are in dire need of practice and plenty of it. M anager Link' s team played as if they were in mid-season form and are going to have plenty to say about the league championship. The game started off innocently enough, neither side scoring in the first inning. Both scored in the sec- ond inning nnd the West Patchogue team added another tally in the third to assume n 2 to 1 lend. Barnish Hits Two Homers In tlie fourth inning, the Milltown boys sewed up the old ball game. Three Sayvilie errors , mixed with two hits , one a home run by Charlie Bar- nish off the slants of Bill Long, gave the Linkmen Ave big runs. Sayvilie managed to come back with two on hits by Buddy Zegel and Hughes but it was apparent to the fans that the Field Club wns biting off more than it | could chew for It' s first game. West Patchogue score ten runs in Hip last three innings when they began clubbing the unfortunate Bill Long nil over the lot. Nine hits . Inc luding another home run by Barnish , were hunched together to add to the already overwhelming total. Snyvllle could do little with the i . curvcs of .Joe Minkowski, last ' 1 year ' s pitching phenbm ' of * the Hiighesmen. The Field Club will tr avel to Hunt- ington this Sunday nnd will strive for its firs t victory. The box score : W. Vatcho irue (1R) ub r li c T. rtlley ss 0 3 4 0 A. Nistnd lb 7 l l o C. Scotto 2b 5 12 0 C. Barnish rt 5 3 2 0 L. Musso If 5 10 0 C. Watson 3b 4 2 2 0 Alvcru 3b 2 110 C McMahon cf 3 110 PuRh cf 1110 J. Cardamone c O lio J. Rukowskl p 0 3 2 0 I i«s. ' - 'A. ' . v ; , i . Wvl — * — ¦; — ?_ i. r ' < M To ' t^ls/,\. ' ..,.,.... * ,,. ' ., 6n ' i in 117 ? o \ Sayvilie (3) ' nl> r h e Varone 2b 4 0 0 2 Coleman cf 4 0 0 0 C. Luce rf 4 0 1 0 Nnhowec e 4- o 1 o B. Zogel 3u 4 2 2 0 Htmlies ss x.... 3 1 1 .2 J. Long lb 4 0 10 Farrelmnn If 2 0 0 0 B. Lon g p 3 0 0 0 Wa tson rf ooi Mlekcy p ,„„ j o ,0 0 Totals 34 SOS W. Patchogu e.. 0 11 5 10 6 1 4—111 Say vilie F.o 010 2 0 0 ooo — a Two base hit: B. Zegel. Homo runs: C. Watso n ; Barn tali a. Umpires: Yon- (In and Smith . B arnish Clouts 2 Round T ri p Blows; W. Patcho gue Wins Boasting of three . victories without a , defeat in- league play, Sayvilie; Sigh sfe . »dfat; ^-nead - of ; the-£MU(» ' . ' C^. pa|ada; by its convincingv«;to ,4 , victory over Patchog ue last Frida y. It was tne; ' second \ dcfeat ' df trie season for Coach Ed Bright' s team at the hands of Sayvilie. ' The Red and Black, sustained a 17 to 1 licking ^ earlier in the season. The game was played under a barra ge of heckling and booing on. the part , of . ftie Patchogue supporters. The first I inning decided the ball game. The Purple and Gold blasted Sc hwab for a tota l of four hits and five runs. This caused Schwab' s . -retire- m ent and ^ he; was replaced by Glanotti , who , pitchedE . the rest ' of' tbe ga me ' with mediocre mi***** Herrschaft. twirled the entire game for the Wenkmen and held the Mllltowners to six hits , strik- ing out ten. - Coach ' Wenk . star ted . Pl annery at second base , ' s hiftin g Mullen to short and Donnelly to third. The chan ge turned out very satisfactoril y as the infield played flawlessly. Phtrmery, in particular , played a fine game around the keystone sack. Sayvilie Sem es Five Times Kru . ta ' . started the ' ; first inning by doubling • to/left. Lednum - . was ' , safe ' on an error -by . kattau , Kru ' ta going to third. ' Thuma walked ' , fiilingf th e bases , and at this point Schwab tightened.up, forci ng ' Herrschaft to fly out to Katta u and ' fanning Mullen. Vander , Burght singled to left scorin g Kruta and Led- num. Thumi going to third. Thelen , rookie right fielder , blasted a double to right , scoring Thuma and Vander Burght. DonneIl y ; singled off Schwab' s glove , and Thelen scored the fifth run when Schwab threw wild past first base. Gianotti replaced Schwab at tills juncture and walked Flannery, but Kruta , up for the second time , fanned , ending the inning. Patchogue came back with one run in Its half of the first on a sinyle by Yost , a steal of second and a scratch hit to left by Schwab. There was no more scoring until tlie seventh. The Wenkmen added three unnecessary ru ns on a single by Thelen , a . w alk to Donnelly, a hit by Flannery and a wallop to left by Kruta. Patch- ogue made a last gasp rally in its last turn at bat. Figuerio was safe when Vander , Burght' s glove interfered with his bat. Gianotti walked and Schwab was safe when Lednum dropped Mul- len ' s throw from deep short , Chamfer then cleared the bases with a lusty triple over Kruta ' s head in left. Herr- schaft bore down and forced Andres to lift a fly to Thel en. Huntin gton will visit Suyvllle today, and the Purple and Gold is favored to chalk up its - fourth straight league win. The box score : Sayvilie 18) . ab r h e Kruta If 5 12 0 Lednum lb 4 10 1 Thum a cf 3 110 Herrschaft p 4 0 2 0 Mullen 2b 4 0 11 ' Van der Burght c 3 111 Thelen rf 4 2 2 0 Donnelly 3b , 2 110 Flannery 2b 3 110 Totals 32 8 11 3 Patchogue (4| ab r h c Yost C 4 1 2 0 Mnrtino 2b 4 0 0 0 Gianotti lb p 110 0 Schwab p lb 4 110 Chnmior If ' ...;. 3 0 2 0 Agnetti 3b 1 0 0 0 Andres 3b 2 0 0 0 Pontiere cf 10 0 0 Julinno cf 2 0 0 0 Bchme rf 2 0 0 o Klos rf 1 0 0 0 Kattn u .w 10 1 2 Figuero ss 2 10 0 Totals 28 4 0 2 Sayvilie H, S 5 0 0 0 0 0 3—8 Patchogue H. S 10 0 0 0 6 3—4 Two base hits: Kruta, Thelen. Three- base hH' . .:Chani l' er;<Umplrcs: .Daleyjiincl An drlsrfril. *' £*¦* ¦ ¦>• ¦> ¦ ¦ S. II, S. TRACK OATHS Mny 7th—Patchogue , Snyvllle^uul Bay Shore at Bay Shore May HU\—UafM. ro, Reh\y CiwnVvsil al Hempstead May 18th—Port Jefferson at SayviUe May 29th—County Meet at nivcrhoad June 1st—Long Island -Championships at Patohogue Say ville Hi gh A gain Tops Patchogue And Assumes Lead in Penna nt Chas e Born Leader s...! v |pt cs soj ' -^^HbHP'^ ^ ' il^^^ lfe^^^ ' ^^^^^^^ M. ^xs^i v ifkiCwsny \ .] - V ^i^ilt *\^ ; . i . \ ^HHKa'iV 'v ,:\ 7mm ^m ^m ^mjBgm ^ *Uiijlj/d^lR MMMMMMH le ®i ipiiii# '^j^ \V ^ W , Hoi>? Ord u . a . BA SCBAUt ' \2z8r £?W ' ' coU. ~ oi»a TR^Pojw Bdkle ^^ &i*^ will h» Mnt . vrlUtout ooill T h. i>.« BABEBMJ. RE OI8TER oi„. ~,^ono l focto oni-Uf«Sm«' \C«*. on tk. ^.Vn. ' . 400h«idH Mn». F«oh»i»» acUon pit. SfJ ^o nd nSilSMi 200 outoojop h.; oo h- L\Cd hr rSSstO VrXXIB HEW< n a ti»i»J Ko^ boU wMklr - - . • • - • —- mw Butts, seweous,. - . / moi ol Imiouo ctab mton . bo. ^ oij,. lm, importan t toformo B»« JJ ««W *• («• turn in th!« y.or 'iW iKlJw•{ *»!• Bnftil No wk Record Book. May *• purohawd ^on.—.jnd t^ c«nta InJ. iomi,. .1 ooih. c. cs wiif * «*» .;¦ • St. vow s . MO, Sixty-four Softball clubs from Nas- sau ahd Suffolk Counties that asked to enter teams In the Jones Beach Softball League this year have com- bined wi th , clubs in their immediate locality and made up \ all-s tar \ com - binations reprcsexitatlng tlie various localities which were at first represent- ed by two . or more tea ms. As a rc- t uilt of this consolidation, 3a teams hnve now made formal application to (.iftcr t hC j lea(ru«. ' .^ •*- .. , -d. . , • The Jonea ' Beach'Softball 'League t his year will bo composed ot 20 teams x pllt up into two divisions , each d i- v ision plnyiruj a round-robin of games, hi determining which of the 38 all- .s tnr teams will be the best teams to en ter tlie Jones Beach, League , It has been decided to have each team play nt least one exhibition game during the month of June before t he final league nclectlons of 20 team s are mode. At the end of the league season the v. inner of each , division will play in the Jones Beach \Little World 8erjea \ . Tho Softball season , at Jones Beach will .offi cially opsit , on, Meiriorhu Day. Mny,,30th Hl w^ th two , exhlt|lt|oi}jjamM. The flt»^ t .«ani(» , p^; l^\o^. nli^. l > dfty Bymm,f)pty ^ , 0lgb q l , <^^h. , Co n- nectloul, apd . the l UiOpaUuf.ll.^t .^U Cl ub , A J ,d, the . , «co n d WftrWVW \>« ,M^w^,?^ itf | M'» ' l wt- mM*0 kWteMmtf ftr win. Other exhibition names will he Dlay ad on Sunday, J une tad, fttrt , Mr* ' nnd , .30th, ,, Trial games \slH start on! S^ urdny ntttftr ipm lliqv •M. »\ : '| noi ' iuhiie , until nil tViirns have 'h hd tlio opp or^CHUty to , be see n la action. j. Softball League Being Organized At Jones ' Beach ' READ THE SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS nr^agMttsmm.
