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’ r-7 — ■ - ' THE JOURNAL-NEWS. NYACK. N. V., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1940 Page Nine Takes Three Years But Tilly Does It AFTER'SATURDAY ’ S GAME, in which the Nyack In dians made certain their runnerup position in the P..S. A. L. competition, Tilly Tillinghast was among those achieving new heights of glee. “ It took me thfee' years to do it, but I finally did, ” com mented Tilly, between yips of satisfaction. He was referring to his minutO-to-play interception of a Pirate pass which put Nyack in position to score the win ning touchdown. Nyack ’ s captain of last year and outstand ing center of the. past three years, intercepted the aerial in midfield and scampered 45 yarjs to the Pearl River five be fore he was nailed. There ’ s a sort of poetic justice about a center stealing the crowd ’ s cheers after sweating long and lustily in the for ward wall. Perhaps that ’ s why the crowd seemed to yell even louder than the exciting circumstances warranted. ONCE BEFORE this season a Nyack lineman came out of the mines for a brief moment. That was when Joe Conace S icked up a fumble and raced to the touchdown that beat taverstraw. Tillinghast's run was even more phenomenal because it lasted, longer and occurred under the most hectic circumstances possible. < ■ . The Indians deserved to win against the Pirates. Dur ing the first half, although they only scored once, they pushed the Pirates all over the field. If it hadn't been for Cantone ’ s educated toe, they would have scored more fre quently. Nyack has had a good season for the first time since 1935 and it ’ s a pleasant surprise to those who saw the In dians lose three.tif their first four games. It was the same old stoty. Nyaok seemed to have the material. Its line was ^ big and strong and seemed destined to go places. Then came the siege of injuries which transformed the backfield from fpur experienced and capable players to a quartet of green newcomers. BUT IT DIDN ’ T take long for the-subs to become sea soned and as a result Nyack has won its last three starts. Fortunately for the Indians, those games were P.S-A.L. encounters. Before the success in county competition it seemed that Nyack wal going to have another one of those teams that looks good on paper but can ’ t pay off in the clutch. The In dians this year were by no means a match for the Suffcm Mounties, but they were far better than Nyack teams of the past three or four years. They had a scoring punch, which other Indian aggregations have lacked — much to their sorrow. With the confidence engendered by their recent vic tories, it ’ s safe to say that the Indians would appear to much better advantage if they were to meet the Mounties again today. Peterzells Beat Lions in YMCA Community Loop Junior Order With Short Squad Succumbs to Frahns in Three Straight Games. THIS YEAR, when the gridiron representatives are feted at the annual dinner thrown by their fathers and friends, speakers praising them won't be forced to ignore the record and fill their talk with \Well after all, it ’ s (1) only a game; (2) the spirit that counts; (3) sportsmanship that teaches the lessons of life no matter who wins. ” This year, there will be cause for moderate rejoicing. And high hopes for next year. In the fullness of their hearts, the speakers might even throw a bone to the shadows -at the banquet, the members of the soccer team,, who will doubtless be stuck off in a corner somewhere. On the whole, it's been a successful Autumn for In dians in sports. Both the football and soccer teams have given good accounts of themselves in county competition and both snow promise for next year. Football Coaches Ed Stanczyk and Sol Gordon and Soccer Coach Carleton Reed must be feeling quite chipper. MART. Bowling Scores Suffern Community League l.evlnei (If SHMOOn-MO: Knapp 121 174*160.4 Mlllpaugh 99-164-149, luppo 163-234-161. Holyc- Schenberg 190-138-126, 171-173. Lion* 4.'lnb (1) t»«-900.8Jli Neath 199-120-114, Boyer 117-135-142. Erriro 176-128-129, Bice 129-143-142, J. VI- lord 181-189-164. Handicap 186-ft5-185 Cia- 132-136,158. Handicap 173- Congers Bowling League Heimart* (1) 880-844-96i: eSoutar 188- 165-173, Swattwout 187-146-221, Fibl 145-162-173, Blau veil 158-160-206. V Houten 202-212-190. Brryfint <*) 90C-928-876: Vanco 2( 194-179, Immcn 201-176-122. Hague 175- 191-178, Danko 132-137-172, Moreno 150 186-184. Handicap 41-41-41. McConnell Club (S) 914-1004-1010 Hawthorn® 139-18(M?7. K. Compton 125 ------- , Steven* — 163-155, Shuart 153- 172-144, Kldrldga 147-154-168, Marsh 174-179-210. Handicap 176-166-156. Ortho (1) 960-910.971; Howe 189-172 172. Egllngfr 146-166-168, Orth 168-134 Egl , . Ormattad 158-146-154, Oodbout 189-152-172. Handicap 140-140-140. Thompsons (t) 9IH-9b2-U37: Bogle 12C — 144, Ktdnour — 163-148, O. Maxfield 135-124-127. Muller 146-145-134, Shea, han 168-184 — . Klein 157-140-178. Han nan loo - ioi — , * dicap 206-226-206. A. J. Kennedy (I) t8M67.886i A Kennedy 121-130-126, Ward 149-115-117 J. Kennedy 150-145-133. Mauriello 158- 151-122, Woods 171-184-168. Handicap 230-230-230. SaYlags and Loan (8) 921-972-110: V. CoUlshaw 152-142-169, W. Maxficld 119 — 140, Williams — 179-125, Maloy 120-120 — , J. CoUlshaw 129-162-106, Kozell . 160-124-144.. Handicap 241-245- 326. Family (1) 946-860-87*: Johnson 153 — 158. Maged — 166-125, H. Compton 110-114 —. Kfolo 179-128-116, Brienten 124-121-140. Magurno 203-131-169. Han dicap 177-193-165. Holy Ifame (I) 843-901-910: Kagan 140-162-124. Ford 117 — 153, Seccor — 136-132, Lonergan 137 — 159. Slnclai — 107 — . Caren 138-172 Coughlin 148-160-161. Handicap 162476-178. Brake Shoe (0) «l?-79S-828: Dcrrich 108-138-136. O'Neil 113-146-141, Dean 108-140-183, Blind Score 125-125-125, Blind Score 125-125-125. Handicap 118- 118-118, Oilmen (3) 8S0-1014-9S7: Ibsen 138 171*146, Simmons 162-203-191. Baird 113-146-146, Eybers 159-162-192, Gannon 170-186-174. Handicap 138-138-138. Cucolo (1) 965-997*903: C. Cucolo 140 154-136. Finch 226-166-158. A. Mottola 165-171-178, Venezia 166-168-131. (laluppo 123-193-155. Handicap 145-145- 145. Nyack Bowling Center \B* league Trap Hotk (t) Dahm 1C0-173-US, Gross 1I3-20U-1S9, G.rk.n Lit is, 11 125-110-1(1, Scharpf 145-130-135. Wlag.il root (1) Ut-su-lioi wil liam. Ii0-131-lt9. Boo. 107-173-160, Kram.r 17I-K3-119. Hamilaan 124 — — . Sattanlno — 161-131, Bticlan 118 ISO-166. Nyaok Bowling Center CLASSIC LEAGUE Chrl.Ua Strain (■) )43-HI-iaii Evara 152-194-15I, HolUman 154-216- 111, Chrl.tla 145-102-157, Chl.holm 101- 160-140, Schulta 174.201-103. Arrow Garam (I) Sll-OM-OIG Kroa- |,r 154-237-113. Arnutroni 114-155-211, Weir 215-155-115, Demkeck 132-101-171. Kann.dy 170-174-111. .(Other Rporta as rife 10 ) Nonuet League Firemen (2) 739*867*699: Fay 134-133- 140, Smith 114-181-103, Hobertson 145- 189-143, Banta 162-170-169, Youman 151-194-144. Auto Wrerkers (1) 714-700.749: Vol- pato 130-141-129, Marsichella 181-149-157. Blind 125-l06-'l26, Columbo 130-186- 179, J; Morando 148-118-158. Nyack Recreation Major Lou* (I) 85&.9A1.6I1: DeLorenzo 192- 166-161, Hudek 179-177-147, E. Foytlln 140 — 158, DeLaura — 210-204, B Foytlln 144-162 — , J. Foytlln 200-186- 161. .Clubs (0) 721*782*761: Schuler 166 160-178, Engle 138-125-127. Blind 125 125-125, Kruger 134-184-152, Chalscu 158-188-161. Leperls (1) 704*841*797: Hutton 125-166-171, Martin 129-145-140, Magai 144-160-179/ Kronke 134-198-148, Keyser 172-172-159. •' Swains (0) •5Q-76I-690: 8. Swain 127- 122-137, J. Doerzaph 119-173-164, Swain 102-171-114. G. Teller 164-158-148. C. Swain 138-140-127, Nyack Y.M.G.A. Community Lions (1) 628*894*924: Blind 138 — * — , Nealy — 190-185,' VanWyck 200- 162-189, Kilby 149-180-181, Kipp 163- 156-199. Wolf 188-206-170. Feterxetla (I) 863-928*918: Hackctt 200-189-181, Faulk 141-207-232, Arietta 170-154-192. Costino 191-188-138, Blind 161 ------- . Heehs — 191-175. Junior Order (0) 77S-?i;<?87: Heber 202-160-155, Hard 141-166-174, Mllier 174-174-180, Doyle 131-142-153, Blind 125-125-126. Frahns (3) 815.S3.V836: Demurest 130-179-137, D. Begblt 164-137.159, Gates 152-130-133. Cplarelll 169-179-206, Hunge 200-208-201. YMCA 5 O ’ clock Flendei-Dahm (0) I1M«7-321: Fiend- er 126-185-156, Dahm 18S-182-165. Uown-Seharpf (I) 166.171-182: Down 199-187-179, Scharpf 167-184-203. ’ Ferry •Mock (t) 841*815.278: Perry 108-138-155, Mock 135-177-123. Osborne-Manley (8) 260-316*303: Os borne 115-160-167, Manley 145-166-148. HoUlday-Vahm (3) 878*291*251: Hol liday 125-142-132. Dahm 153-151-119. Vaslllow-llarber (0) 28S<868-2<0 j Vaa- UI qw 93-100-80, Barber 140-153-160. R. S. H. Interdepartmental Offlce (1) 8t9-*9SS-813: Graf 167-225- 172. Magnano 160-178-169. Blalsdell 156- 145-145, Graenler 204-191-147, Bonvllle 212-189-182. American Legion (8) tlS.ISfi-Hf: Schulte 184-169-201, Brundaga 222-213 235. Mott 167-150-181, Jonas 182-170-191, Heehs 193-317-117. 7 -^on roUof^ Fresh shellac and brand new pins didn't stop the Fetersells and the Lions from putting up a ^lng dong battle in the Nyack Y. M. C. A. Community League last night. The two team* went at it hammer and tong with the Aral game going to the Petenells by 35 pins. The second went to the same team, this time by 25 bottles, and in the flnale the Lions roae up and smote the Ted Petes by six pins. In the oth er match of the night the Frahns took three games from the Junior Order, which had to contend with a blind score all through the match. All of the teams seem somewhat mixed up over the change in the schedule, cye n with all the publi city it received. Phones were ring ing all day yesterday asking when teams bowl. Again, for those who might still be in the dark over the simple change, all of next week ’ s scheduled games are being bowled this week while the matches orig inally scheduled for this week will be bowled next week. The change in Thanksgiving Day is responsible for reversing the two weeks. Both the Peterzells and the Lions were short a man at the start of the first game hut Gus Heehs ar rived in time to build the blind score up to 161 while Hubie Nealy got there a little later and boosted it from 125 to 138. Ted Pete's gang took the opener by a score of 863 to 828 and then went on to take the second 929 to 894. The Lions hit £24 in the nightcap and that was enough to top the Petcrrell 918 by six pins to spare. Faulk Gets Top Single Jim Faulk, despite a poor first game, came on strong in the last two to hammer out a 580 scries with a 232 ’ top single and Pete Hackctt was consistent with 570 and 200. For the Lions Johnny Wolf led the way with 564 and 206 and Bucky VanWyck totaled 551 with a 200 singleton. The Junior Order never was in the game and the Frahns walked ’ off with u cheap series sweep. The Hilltoppers copped the opener, 815- ■<73. took the second, 833-757, and completed the shellacking, 836-787, in the finale. Gus Runge contin ued to bang the pins around for a 609 series with three double cen turies and a 208 top single, and Frank Colarclli had 554 and 206. For the losing Juniors Otto Miller was high on 528 and 180 and Rudy Heber was next with 507 and 202. Down and Scharpf Win In the Five O'clock League Stan Bown ^nd Bob Scharpf went on the warpath to sweep Ed Flender and Herb Dahm la . ail interesting match, 366-314, 371-367, and 382-321. Bown stuck in a fine 565 series with a 199 singleton and his partner gave him 554 and 203. Herbie Dahm didn ’ t do so badly with 535 and 188. In another match Skce Perry, sub stituting for Chick Hoyle who is going around with a lame back, and Buddy Mock succumbed to Bob Osborne and Frank Manley in all three games, one of which was decided by the slim margin of one pin. The scores were 260-243, 31&- 315, and 305-278. Mock's 177 was high score. Moran Passes Win for Saints, 40-13 St. Agnes Eleven Overwhelms $t. James High with Jerry Pitching St. Agnes continued its spectacular passing game Sun- daV afternoon and ran roughshod over the St. James High School eleven from New York City by a 40-13 score to put them over the .500 mark for the first time this season With four wins, .three loses and one tie. Jim Faulk's pitching ace, Jorry Moran, passed the New Yorker* dlxxy from the opening whlitle The Saints worked paeslng play* all afternoon .to get ready for their final two game* against Ruther ford next week and their moat im portant game of the season on the following week against Jack Roae'ij Mt. Loretta team. Complete* 16 Passe* Moran threw 25 passes, complet ing 16 of them for 185 yards. Out of the completed passes, five went for touchdowns. Last week connected with 9 out of 12. ? .Now hi* season ’ s record for seven garni* is 58 completion* In 110 heave*, and he'll be throwing plenty more In those final two games. Right end Erky Ercolanl waa the lad on the receiving end as ho snared twb 'for touchdowns and five others to put the Saints in scoring position. Erky caught one on the St. James 15 in the first period and ran the remaining dis tance for the score. Moran'* place- kick failed by inches. 'yie Faulkmen made it 12-0 in the second period when Bill Moran took a 20-yard heave on the visi tors ’ 25-yard line and raced to the 10 from where he scored a moment later on a pass In the end zone. Paas to Touchdown Pratt of St. James took ths en suing kickoff and ran it back 14 yards to the St. Agnes 46. Then the City lads started passing and passed themselves to six points on Jim Barrett ’ s 28-yarder to Tasso and then another 15-yard heave to brother George who went over standing up. A pass attempt for the extra point failed. The Saints scored touchdown No. 3 a few seconds befors the half closed on a Moran to O ’ Rourke pass that covered 24 yards. Again the extra point failed. The Faulkmen penned the New Yorkers deep In their own terri tory after the second half opened and when DeStefano attempted a punt from his own 8, the whole right side of the SL Agnes line charged in and blocked the kick. DeStefano grabbed the ball in midair and after runnirig out of the end xone a short way, h6 ran back in trying to reverse his field and was swarmed over by five or six Blueshlrt* for a safety. The lead was now 20-8, but Pratt of St. James immediately put his team back in the game with a 60-yard touchdown Jaunt f on a - re-' verse. Score Again After the SparkiU lads took the next kickoff the 8t. James boys were never in the game ageln. Moran passed for 16 and carried the remaining twelve tp give his team a commanding lead of 26-13. A fake placement try resulted In a pass to Garcia for the extra point. Ercolanl climaxed his brilliant play by blocking a punt for a score In the final period. Little Peter Oryshyn, smallest of th* St. Agnes backs, made a nice catch Buys Into Yanks? Fnjnk Phillip* Frank Phillips, millionaire oil mag nate of Bartlesville, Okla., may be come one. pi the new owners or the New Yorlt Yankees baseball team. Phillips and Lew Wentz, also an oil man; are reported working on a deal with James A. Farley. of Moran's final pass for thO sixth St. Agnes Score. Pe*. 8t. Atrne* (40) St. James <1S) Ercolanl Hrsnnlgsn , Santecrose I ’ rlete Allegro Barrett Dowling Sulllv Gapelll Ylverlto Haley Tnnso nil. F H G. Barrett HubMltutlon* : St. Agnes — Domp Cliapero, Baldl, O ’ Rourke, Lampatelll. Milispangh, Oryshyn, Hradicrhl. fit. James — Handers. Alhttsnte, Petruchs, Poggi. fiedlack. fipano. Score by quarters: fit. Agnes 6 12 1« 6 — 40 St. James ft 6 7 0 — 13 Tourh'towns: Ercolanl 2, B. Moran. O'Rourke. J. Moran, Oryshyn, Pratt, (I. Barrett. Point after touchcjowna — • Ggrria. Oryshyn (passes). Safety — De Stefano. Referee, Jahnig. Timer, Streppone. Nyack A. C. Looks Good As Trap Rocks Drop One All the Nyack A. C. has to do now to wi n the first round In the B League At the Nyack Bowling Center is to take a pair of games after what happened last night at the alloys on the hill. Trap Rock Is In second place but they made the fatal mistake of dropping one game to the Winged Foots. It was essential for the Trap Rocker* that they win all three but the Winged Foots packed enough dynamite In Paine and Leif Drop 2 Matches In Handball at Y Uultine aid Levine Win, Ap pear to Be Near Title in Nyack Tournament. Uorri* Pain, »nd Murray I*l( were Inceremoniously dumped put of first place in the Nyack Y handball tournament last week when they were handed a double defeat, one coming at the hands of Jack GUckman and Harry Drop- kin and the other by Sam Inkelea and Manny Gtlckman. Paine and Leif felt the alng of defeat in the Glickman-Dropkin match when they dropped the first two games 21-17 and 21-16. They rolled enough to take the last game 21-17. The same story was duplicated Thursday when Inkeles and Gllck* man took Paine and Leif In the first two. 21-11 and 21-14. The for mer leader* managed to stave off a last minute drive to win out 21-20/ Paine and Leif should have won two games beesuse they were sailing serenely along on the wings of an 11-0 lead )n the second game but Inkeles and GUckman kept pounding away to win out 21-14. Usaltine and Levine swept back Into the lead by winning three hard-fought battles from Jack GUckman and Dropkln. The win ners had a fairly easy time In the first and second on scores of 21-17 and 21-15, but the last one waa a thriller which required more than an hour to play aa the Usaltine - Levine pair squeezed through 21-20. Almost Asaur^g Title The triumph practically assures the leaders of the title unless Inkeles and GUckman can win all thslr remaining game*. However, the league-leaders are playing heads-up ball and are almost un beatable. Ted PeterzOll and Jack Singer took a pair from the Bown-Coa- tlno duo, in a match played mere ly to finish ou| the schedule since neither team can go any place. The games were, won by large margins with Ted and Jack win ning 21-9 and 21-6 and Stan and Joe annexing the flnale 21-18. The standings: Foul Shots Win For Two Quints In Cage League Rocknei and Sutherlands Win On Free Throws in Y Basketball Loop. Several hotly contested ganriea were played last night in the house basketball league conducted at the Nyack Y. Foul shots played a vi tal part In the first two contests the Rockngs nosed* High of 670 By Brundage In RSH Loop Team Usaltine-I/evine InkelfS-Glirkman Patne-Iself Chlldhouse*Parlstti Singer-Kaplan Peterzell-Singer GHrkman-Dropkin Bown-Costino *>Von I.n*t ret. .fifiT the second game to blast out an 805-768 win. Thb Rocks roped the Footi in the opener, 772-682, and in the flnale, 806-738. Everyone seemed to have a tough time getting started in the opener with Gross turning ip the high solo of 183 ax' the Rocks easily won the game. Apparently relaxed by their easy verdict, the Rocks took it easy and the Winged Foots put together one giant effort to win the second. Gross tried to avert defeat with a 200 but it was njr use. Harry Gerken had a night cap score of 220, the punch neces sary for his team to take tKe de ciding contest. Gross nosed out Gerken for aer ies honors with a comparative score of 532 to 524. Krainor was tops for the Winged Foot* with 484 and 173 high solo. Pearl River Three-Man Granada Grill Herrmann's Ice Mountaineers Bartels Spirits Iron Dukes II Rexalls Freebooters Rhodes Taxi Super Service Four Ringers Metaccs Thumbs Up Iron Duke* I Martin ’ s Bombers Herring ’ s Dairy Larkin ’ s Grill Kramer's Mason* Rollers v STANDINGS Won Lost Pctg. Nyack Rec Junior Mike ’ s Juniors Window Washers Matrifolios Royal Arcs Park Juniors Deerhead Juniors STANDING Won Lost Pctg. 15 6 .714 Lederle League Pharmaceutical Pharmacy Rec Plumbers Pneumo Base Farm Gang Hog Cholera Landecapera Receiving STANDINGS Won Lost Pctg. 17 7 .708 Suffern Community League STANDINGS Won Lost Pctg. Orth Service Station 22 Cucolo Equipment Suffern Oil Holy Name McConnell Club Joe Levlne'g Thompson's Sport Brake Shoe A. J. Kennedy Savings 4b Loan Lions Club Family Shop Valley Community League STANDINGS Won Lost Pctg. Haverstraw Three-Man STANDINGS Won Lost Gabel ’ s Tavern Newman ’ s Store Talamini Garage New York Storoe Butler ’ s Tavern Rislo Watfch Co. Hcnlee's Store Adler ’ s Lions Banco Dye Work* Engel'* Sport Shop Pctg. .667 .625 Congers Bowling League standings Won Schwarts Cloth4* 18 Hicks Ice A Coal 18 Dreyfus Butchers 17 Whittakers ’ Hotel 11 Liberty A. C. 11 Malloy's Drugstore 12 Jerry ’ s Tavern 11 Colt ’ s Hotel k 9 St. Point Redmen 8 Deerhead Inn 16 — i- Nyack Recreation Major Park Ice A Coal Lou ’ s Tavern Lcpert ’ s Liquors Mike ’ s Diner Royal Diner Haring ’ s Radio ” 5 ” Royal Arcanum Club Diner Swain ’ s Ssrvlc* Njiack A. C. Lucky ’ s Shop PcderOen Jeweler* Harry's Hofrdwar* Nyack Lumber Co. Eagle A. A N. Blueflcld Lodge Potg. .758 .697 .697 23 10 .607 .667 12 21 .364 Valley Bowling League Rockland H. A L. Rockland Milk Met. Life Foresters TrldsnU Greenbacks American Legion Amity Club ^ V. H. A L* Square Club 12 12 10 11 Pctg. .815 .630 .583 .556 .519 .500 .476 .333 .269 .238 R. 8. H. Interdepartmental Widmann ’ a Bakery 18 9 ,W7 Won let Pctg. Dodge Service 18 9 .867 Building 37 15 6 .714 Murdock ’ s Dairy 17 10 .630 American Legion 12 6 .667 S. V. Laundry 15 12 .686 Building 19 9 6 .600 Columbians 14 13 .619 Offlc. v 9 6 .600 Cross Roads Grill 18 14 .482 Building 10 11 13 .468 Paddock Service 8 19 .296 llp-to-Homer. 9 12 .429 .Texaco * 22 J89 Doc tori J 11 J92 County Women ’ s League STANDINGS Won Lost : Elllsh Furrier* State Hospital Keystone Credit Click ’ s Service N. V. S. C. Behrens Hotel R&lnbow Shop Nanuet League STANDINGS Jerry ’ s Tav*fn Super Service Flamik ^Butchers Nanqet A. C. Frohllng Neon Rockland Coaches franuct Firemen Holy Name Auto Wreckers Barnett Auto Part* Won Lost Pctg. R-B-0 Firemen ’ s League Suffern Hose Suffern Hooks Tuxedo Hillburn Tnllman Monsey West Mahwah Mahwah STANDINGS Won Lost Pctg. 18 3 .857 R. S. H. Women ’ s League Ramblers BliUes Prowlers Mohicans Invaders Burgers STANDINGS Wori Lost Pctg:. 19 S .667 Nyack Bowling Center / “ B ” LEAGUE Nyack A. C. W. N. Trap Rock Fro-joy Ice Cream Inkspots Picrmont Tyros Hoddy ’ s Diner Winged Foots Orangetown Eng. STANDINGS Won Lost Pctg. C. 16 5 .762 SparkiU Pharmacy 5 16 .238 Nyack Bowling Center CLASSIC LEAGUE STANDINGS Won Lost Pctg. Pet'aell Sport Shop McGinlsy ’ s Agents Arrow Garage Lepcrt ’ s Liquors Haring's Radio ” 5 ” Benny's Restaurant Colarelli ’ s Cocktail Hillside Garage Christie ’ * Service Nyack Y.M.C.A. Community STANDINGS Won : Pet ’ sell Spprt Shop 20 Gair Cartons 20 Haring's Radio “ 5 ” 17 Nyack Y. M. C. A. 17 American Leglo n 15 Lions Club 15 Eagle Army A Navy 14 Councilman 14 Everett Delica ’ sen IS Frahn Motors 13 Junior Order 13 Swain ’ s Service 9 Gair Printer* 6 Flying A ’ s 3 Masquerade Thanksgiving Eve Rockland Roller Rink NANUET 4 CORNERS NANUET, N. Y. Wed. Eve., Nov. 20 COSTUME PRIZES SWEETHEART PARTY - 7 to 11 P. M. .GRAND MARCH BLOCK DANCE Children ’ * Party — Friday Nov. 22 —2 to 5 P. M. GAMES — FRIZES — SOUVENIRS Regular Session Every Evening — 7:30 to 11 P. M. Saturday, Sunday and HoUday Afternoons — 2 to 6 P;M. ADMISSION — Evenlngf ........ . .......................................... 80o and 85c Afternoons: Children under IS, 15 c; Adult* 20 c Joneses 22-20 and Jhe Sutherlands barely edged out a 33-32 verdict' over the Thorpes. In the closing game the Staggs sung the Warners 29-15. The Rocknes won the opener pti- marlly because they scored eight fours while the Joneses could only convert half that number. The! Rocknes led at the end of the first quarter 6-4 but lost the lend in the second period, trailing 12-9 at its conclusion. With DePletro and Nelson marking the attack from the field and Bert, Hockln dropping foul shots the Rocknc* succeeded in carrying off the gonfalon. Nel son was tops with three deuces and a foul while Bert Hockln account ed for four foul tosses. Hecker and Colarcll each tied at three hawker* apiece. Gus Spordonc, who scored 20 points last week, was held scoreless. It will be quite, a while before the Jenguc witness ’ ea another scrap like the Thorope-Sutherland setto. Fouls also formed an Important part of the Sutherland attack with nine free tosse* while the Thorpes dropped in a pair. What the game lacked in the science and skill was more than made up for by the rough and tumble tactics of both sides. Despite the presence of two referees the hoys Indulged In heavy body contact. The Thorpes enjoyed a 12-11 lend nt half time and when the third period ended they were ahead 28-16. But Podraskio and Durkin started dropping them from in close and the lend was erased In short order. Durkin led the winners with five baskets and three fouls, a point ahead of Podraskie with five and two. Chnlze lefthanded five hawk ers into the net for the losing Thorpes. The Stagg-Warner gnme-wn* nn- tl-cllmactie after the first two hec tic struggles with the Staggs jump ing ahead nt the opening and Con tinuing to build their lead. Chuck Parletti was the individual scoring star of, the game with four bas kets, n point ahead of Hilton with seven points. Haring and Duty, guards, tied for scoring honor*' on JBTciuniliiL EmuriTtl H korbumih I an HAvt*sT,»wi TODAY and TOMORROW Malineo Ben Hecht ’ s “ ANGELS OVER BROADWAY ” t — with -- D ’ glas Fairbanks, Jr. Rita Hayworth Thomas Mitchell Don ’ t Fail to Attend Tonite ! Start, TOMORROW Night at 7 • ’ Northwest Mounted Police ’ Today and Tomorrow Selected Short. A FUCCE OK THE FROSTED BEVERAGE SET FREE TO THE LADIES I CENTRAL l.ANT TIMF.N TODAY • Clark (lable • fiiiencrr Tmrjr Claudette Colbert • Hedy Lamar in “ BOOM 'fOWN ” Blight lncrca«e In price for thl> picture TOMORROW* AND THURSDAY Mnt. ThuukugMng Day at 1:10 Wallace Beery In “ WYOMING ’ * STRAND 8UFFEBN — Today and Tomorrow — John Garfield • O'Brien \FLOWING GOLD\ elso ROY ROGERS m “ Hough Riders Kound-Up ’ * piSHES FREE TO LADIES I The American Legion won two . games from the Office Inst night in the Rockland State Hospital Interdepartmental League. One of the games ended in n ,tle but th* two teams rolled it off and the Office gafficd their onjy victory of the evening. BrunriagG waa the outstanding Individual kegler ns he plastered the Wooaen pins tor scores of 222, 213 and 235 for a high 670 scrlev in leading the American Legion to victory. The first game went to the laCglon five 948-890 but the sec ond contest ended in n 928 tio and hen the teams rolled it off .the Office emerged victors. The final cst saw the American Legion come through with a 999 score against 815 for the Office. The Ramblers cqntlnued their winning ways by taking two games- from the Blttrer* last night in the Rockland Slate Hospital Women ’ s League. King just managed to cop scoi ing honors wfth n 497 series ns against 493 for Keldef. the Wnmris apiece. vlth throe baskets K. flnrniman, 1-1-3; Tel.nut u. 0*0*0; Vicki, , g. 3-0*6; Colarcll, ttino. f.. L ’ -o-4; Chsize. 5-iK10i c.. 2-1-5: Retsfii. 4-1-9; , o-ft-P; Wiener. l-P-2: Gross. 1-0-2. Total*, 15-:*32. HiitherbimU <IS> Durkin, f , 5-3-13, Desmond,J 2-2*8; rmlraskip. c. 3-2*12: Moreno, g. 0-1-1; . K. Schumacner. 0-1-1. Totals. 12*9-33. , ’ Htazge (t»> tfffftsri; (. 1-1-7; Handley, 1-0-4! IllMch. i ’ ., 2-ft-t: B. Harniman. f., 2- 2-0; Parletti. 4-0-S. Totals. IJl-^rfS. ■ , Warners tl.»> ' v - j ' Kaplan, f. ft-O-ft; Bauman, O-tDO; jVoorsch, 0*0-0 r N. Franco. 0-0-0; . C. .Sofiuniai her. . i 1*1*3; Haring.' f , 3- 0-8; Duty. 3-0-6. Totals. 7-1-15. . Officials. Bonn and Costlno. 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