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The Hot Corner BY JOHN T. (JACK ) PALACE Patchogue Recreat i on D i r e ctor VOLLEY BALL — Wo had convinced ourselves that volley- ball was a dead sport in PaU-hogue. Then in the Inst week we heard requests for the activity. When we tirst came on the scene a few vears bade, volley ball was a bi g summer activity with play at the ' Shore-front pack. Then came SloBnll . For one year , volley- bail l-\>ld its own against SleHall , hut onl y for one year. Then we offered volleyball indoors during the cold months . And it went over big. We had some pretty good teams , too . such as the Sabre club , the Postollice. Lobolls , Quarterback club , Slo- Pokes. Bayport Bombers and the Van (luards. Thi' start of the Amvet Bowling leagues took their tolls. Now we seem to lie left with the Sabre club , tne I' oslotnee. tne j Morones , me l. enoveis ami perhaps , the Pythians. Both the SloPokes and j ' osior.j ce teams have formally entered by for- warding rosters . Verbally, the Sabre club and Pythians have said they will play. So . we await definite word from these two teams . * * * * MIDGET BASKETBALL — Saturday morn- inns are being generated with much basketball interest. Youngsters are meeting at local, schools , receiving instruction and p lay ing basketball games. Sponsors are forwarding their checks for the uniforms. The uniform colors have been picked for each team and should be arriving lie- fore long. We can still use some adult ass istance , Haaeaaasgt i -mi mtHMrnwi Jack Palace though. If the reader has an occasional Saturday morning free to teach basketball to some eager boys , how about contacting the writer? * * * * BITS BEGGED 'N BORROWED — Several basketball coaches in the area feel tha.t Patchogue should field a pretty good basketball team . . . Last year ' s mainstays , Ray Weeks, Dick Schwinge , and a youngster named Oriz will be back . . . Dick Mauer , as a new addition to Blue Point Rec in the PUD basketball Oldtimer league , could prove to be a big difference . . . Incidentally, schedules appear in this paper weekly, and have been forwarded to the local radio stations so that they may be announced . . . Tomorrow night is the BIG night of the St. Francis Minstrel in which so many local sports notables are participating. Having stellar roles in the show are comics , George Hardman and Jerry Davis , and featured soloist , John Paracic . . . Hearing Pavacic sing is worth the price of admis- sion alone . . . Joe Fusaro , who performed with Seton Hall two years back , is seeing considerabl e action with Holy Cross as a guard and linebacker . . . Ex-Setonite Mike Burdian , last year ' s star , is playing varsity football under Otto Graham at New London . . . Al Chiuchiolo of George ' s TV wants to be considered as a SIoBall sponsor . . . Big football discussion at the Van Guards last week. Unanswered questions: Who was QB before Conerly? Who was in (he back-field wifh Len Eshmont of the Dodgers ? . . . Red Raiders claim that Copiague is one of the roughest teams they have played with accent on personal fouls . . . And Port Jeff' s rout of Amityville makes , the Turkey day game a complete farce . . . On Thanksgiving, Joe Mannino ' s Ramlets play a game. * * * * HOOP ACTION — What with school being closed last Wed- nesday, the Youngster league was unable to get in a night of activity. However , the Oldtimers continue to roll on with two teams still in the undefeated rank. Rose Gems and Swan Cleaners meet this week, meaning that one will fall. Pelco nipped Four Seasons last week in a thriller , 35- \\ . the winning basket coming in the closing seconds . Swan downed Blue Point Rec , 33 to 21 , and Rose trimmed Niemeyer Signs , 48 to 23. SETON HALL HAS just completed a more than satis- factory season with seven wins following an opening loss to Fordham Prep. Coach Henry Read also nailed another cham- pionship banner to the Roe Blvd. gym wall. Perhaps Read got a little more personal pleasure from beating Brooklyn Prep last week than he did winning the championship. You know , country cousin whipping the cit y slickers. Be as it may, all efforts are now turned toward basketball , with Bob Cooney handling the reins. November 16 was the accepted starting date for all schools to commence basketball practice. Down the road a piece . Joe A' gbstinello is looking over a 1-3-3 season , with Port to come . Had the Red Raiders beti; able to garner just one more point in three contests , the season would have been highly- successful . . . However , overlapping seasons has Patchogue basketball coach Cliff Ross putting his boys through the paces without the football p layers. Probably the big man in Ross ' plans still playing football is Dick Schwinge. Unfortunately, the schedule being what it is. Patchogue will be playing league games before the gridders are in shape. * * * * HUNTING LESSONS — some time brick , we mentioned that the Four Sisters Community center would be the site for classes for teenagers seeking a. hunting license. Due to shortage of forms , the classes were held off until their arrival. Dick Searles , the instructor , said the forms have arrived ' and that the first class will be at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow, at the Four Sisters Com- munity center. All teenagers interested may attend. There will be no charge . 1 959 FOOTBALL QUEEN • „fi t 2Sf r£SS buss on cheek from Phil Orosz , vice president of Patchogue Var- sity club. Queen Karen Krakaur is- surrounded by her court made up of five finalists. She received bouquet and football- shaped locket. Others pictured are , left to right , Maryanne Hillen , Elisa Ruland , Gail Muller and Arlene Nizza. Presenta- tion was made at Saturday night' s Patchogue-Copiague game. —Russell Wygand\ Photo Linda Thomas , 1G , rode her -favorite grey gelding, Sunday Jump, at recent National Horse show in Madison Square Garden to firri t place in Junior Jumper event — topp ing 10 jumpers. Sunday Jump is owned by Thomas School of Horseman- ship, riding school for children, wifh branches in Bayport and Huntingt on. Hi gh Jumper Hagerman Speedway Continues Car Races HAGERMAN — A crowd of 200 persons scorned the chilly weather to watch the lads ride the oval Sunday nt Hagerman speedway. A card of 20 cars was offered. ' The results: First heat , juniors , 10 laps — I. .lim Felice; 2. Bob Gerbe; 3. Tom Scozzo. Second heat , juniors, 10 laps — 1. Vinnie Costanzo; 2. Wayne And- erson; 3. Bob Felice. First semi , juniors , 12 laps — 1. Jim Felice; 2. Al Jones ; 3. Tom Scozzo. Main event , juniors. 25 laps — 1. Jim Felice; 2. Wayne Anderson; 3. Doug , Kaloski. First heat , men , 10 laps — 1. A. Anderson; 2. J. Rienhard ; 3. A. Quartuccio. Second heat , men , 10 laps — 1 Lou Cardamone; 2. Anthony Rignola; 3. R. Cliarif. Semi , men , 12 laps — 1. A. Quartuccio; 2. J. Rienhard; 3. P Mnythis. Main event , men , 25 Inns — 1. A. Anderson; 2. A Rignola; 3. J. Ueinhard. Main event , 4M horsepower — 1. L. Cardamone; 2. J. Rienhard ; 3. B. Fehr. Happy-go-IucKy Is a fine slogan but when it comeo to ch oosing your wedding irn ifafions you want to add just that touch of sureness you find fn the printing department of The Patchogue Advance. — Adv. Annual Islip Trophy Dinner Scheduled for November 28 ISLIP — Over 100 trop hies will be awarded to racing ear drivers by the Islip S peedway at the annual Isli p Trophy dinner to be held at the Sunrise House in North Baby lon November 28. Awards will be given to winners in each division; modifieds. sportamen and ja lopies and also in the midgets. A number of new tropnies win oe inaugurated at tne dinner this year. Besides the driv- ers , the car owners will receive a trophy from the speedway. Co-promoters Larry Mendelsohn and Yale Garber have also an- nounced that an award will be given to a \Rookie of the Year. \ four more will be given to the \Most Improved Driver , \ in each division and there will also he a \Mechanic of the Year \ award. Trophies will go to the first 10 winners in the Midget division , which was led by Johnny Coy who tallied 418 points Lou Fray was only 10 points behind Coy in the final roundup with 138. Johnny Mann was third with '132, Jim Whitman fourth with 300 followed by Steve McGrath , 384 and Howie Ma ' ritti. 3S0. Gene Gamache heads the list of Sportsmen with 9(12 points. Pat Moon finished second onlv four points behind Gamache. Harry Hebenstreit: 870 was third and Dick McDormott and Tod Schule were fourth and fifth. Al DoAngelo, the man who was waving the checkered flag after Johnny Rocco was injured , won the Modifieds on the run b y taking 1 .038 points. Axel Anderson had ' . 1(12, good for a second and Fred Harbach bad SOS for a third Al Hansen . 7ii 1 and Tom Nolan , 720 were fourth and fifth. Stan Crowley is way abend in the Jalopy Division with over 1 , - 100 points going info the final weekend of racing at Islip. Harry Hebenstreit , chairman of the dinner and dance, stated th at there is space for between \50- ¦100 persons. Tickets will be sold on a first-come basis . Trios* wish- ing to buv tickets can call Heben- streit at Mohawk 5-5858 or write him at 005 Pine drive in Bay Shore. Holz , Huber Raider Soccer Co-Cap tains Jake Holz and Bill Huber have been elected co-captains of the VJfiO Patchogue Red Raider Soccer team. Holz played the center for- ward position and finished the year as the high scorer on the team with 10 points. Hu- ber has been goalie all season and has played continually well in every ' game , turning in some fine saves. Both boys are seniors and have been the mainstays of this year ' s team. This has been Pntchoguu High' s first year at. soccer and the team has p layed an informal schedule. Next year the team will enter play in League 1. Only two seniors have been lost through grad- uation and the boys are lock- ing forward to n fine soccer record in lfi'H) . NPYA C to Hol d Dinner-Dance , Record Hop Sat. The North Patchogue Youth A. C . will sponsor a teen-age record bop. Saturday, at the Medford Avenue school. Mike Fnridav of station WPAC will M. O. the bop and there will lie dancing from 1:30 to 5 p. m. A donation will include refreshments. There will be awards which were donated by the Patchogue Music Center . Sounre Deal TV, Supreme Radio and TV Service and Dave ' s Photo Craft. President Hnrold J. Me Ewen advised that if this record hop is a success and well received anoth- er will be scheduled sometime in the spring and this function will then becime a semi-Annual activity of the organization. The first annual dinner-dance for the adult membership a n d their friends will be held at Pine Grove Inn at 8:30 p. m. Saturday. A roast beef dinner will be served and Rustv Burke and his quintet will provide music for dancing. Town Rec. Commiftee Doings : FALL FASHION SHOW — When Pete Poulos visited the (Jordan Heights section a year or two ago to work with the com- munity citizens in setting up their recreation association , he prob- abl y had no idea that this particular group would b' .ossom into one of the hardct working organizations here in the township. The citizens from the heights have been going all out to give their community the finest recreation program possible and their con- scientious etforls have certainl y reaped a profitable harvest of results. Al Seeley, the association president , has now advised us that trie communit y will stage a rail fashion show and Cocktail Sip to be held at the Fvaiis Holiday Inn on Boy le road , Selden . November 20 between •1 and 7 p. m. The Helen Ann Sandeis Shop i p Patchogue is cooperating with the Gordon Height;- ; group in furnishing the various fashions which are to be displayed by some eig ht attractive young ladies , all of whom will represent the different sections of the town. An added attraction at the affair will be the presence of the .Margaret Fonville Trio , which will be on hand to supp l y the musical buck- ground. The popular trio , in addition to its leader , Miss Fonville at the piano , is made up of a couple of boys whoso names not too long ago were often found in the sports pages of this ^mnsssmam^j ^ Win Olms and other papers here in Suffolk. Wo refer to Bill y Sells of Seiauket. a former track great at Port Jefferson , and Jim Lee. one of the finest basketball stars ever to come out of PHS. Billy will be on the drums while Jimmy p lays the electric bass guitar. Anyone interested in securing tickets for the affair can do so by contacting Seelev in the Gordon Heights area or by calling Louise Hall at SElden 2-5400 or Wilson Swinton at SElden 2-5681. They will be happy to give you additional information and let you know whom to contact to secure your ticket. Proceeds received from the affair will go toward the youth recreation movement in the Gordon Heights community. SCHOLASTIC GREAT — We wonder how many of our readers had the opportunity to see the high school TV game of the week on Channel 7 last Saturdav . We also wonder of •thos e who did how many will agree with us that young Ronnie Bliev of the Tilden 11 was just about the most electrifying halfback that they have ever seen. If ever there was a one- man ball club this young fi-1 , 195-pound human steam roller is it. His runs of 97 , 87 and 47 yard s to score all of his team ' s touchdowns and his two dashes around the ends to account for the four points after touchdown , plus his tremendous defensive exhibition will no doubt keep him busy during the coming months considering scholarshi p offers from colleges throughout the country. For those of you who missed this truly terrific youngster , who we feel is a scholastic edition of the great Jim Brown, we would like fo recommend that you tune in to Channel 7 this Saturday for as of this writing arrangements were in the process to televise the Tilden.New Dorp game on November 21 for the PSAL City championship. * * * * BRIGHT HORIZON — When Ed Brigh t took over the reins as athletic director of the Patchogue school system we knew then <inrl there that PHS was about to start its rocky climb up the bidder to a place in the football snn. The won and Inst record this season comp iled by the Red Raiders , we will admit , is nothing to write homo about. Nevertheless , we have noticed a marked improvement in the team ' s overall performance and are now more convinced than ever before that the tide has turned in the right direction. We thoinrht that the Red and Black' s unset win ove r Snvville a few weeks ago was one of the team ' s best games in •Uiite some time and feel confident that before tori many more seasons come and go Patchogue High will once again be the team to beat. EQUIPMENT ROUND-UP — Poulos . who must always prenare a season abend for the season soon to follow , is busy taking inventory of the summer recreation equipment. For this reason if (here is nnv time which still has not turned in its enninment Pete would appreciate hearing fro m you. Call him at SElden 2-66R5 and he will sec to it that the equipment is picked up. * * * * REMINDER — Tom NewVinm . committee chairman for the appreciation dinner to be held for Poulos, would like to remind all of Pete ' s friends that if thev still haven 't secured their tickets for the dinner-dance to be held December 5, to do so without delay. For those of you living in Patchocue , contact Tom and he will fell von whom to see to secure your ducats. If you live out of the Pafchoguo area contact the recreation director in your area (Joe Wevnund in the Moriches Bay area. Rill Pavson in ' the mid-island section and Mike Caraftis on the North Shore). 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T PF PA Port Jefferson R 0 0 2;<L' <i. r , IIumiiiKton 5 1 0 15* ¦! <! South Huntington .... 4 2 0 120 04 W«st Islip 3 3 0 70 10K Nurthimrl 2 4 0 ?( ' I'M Lindenhurst 16 0 26 122 BrentWDod 0 6 0 20 183 League Two W L T PF PA Amityville 6 0 0 122 27 Hay Shore 4 2 0 BO 0-1 Kiverhcail 3 2 1 91 45 Sayvill.. 8 2 1 07 3B PntchoKUe 13 2 KB 100 Ilnliylnn 14 1 40 74 West Habylon 0 5 1 32 162 League Three W I. T PF PA Hnrbnrflelils . r, (I 0 !;!1 3S ( . ' \Piauu\ .321 H* > M. l Smithtown 3 2 1 73 r,ll Ni-wlk-hi . 2 2 2 114 106 Half Hdli.w Hills . 231 83 03 Ontr. - .l !*lil> 2 4 0 K 10S Ilnuppuutre 0 5 1 27 102 League Four W I. T PF PA Greenport Ii 0 0 183 57 K. 'ist Hampton 4 1 0 133 72 Kn; -| Islip . . 2 3 0 SO 101 j Ki>ulli»m i iton 2 3 0 (ill «31 VWsUiampton 1 4 o no 97 William Floyil 1 4 11 110 143 sconiNf; it, 1 AI 1 ilia, .liu'knin , flreenport 1H 5 113 I.ealh. Hiintln Ktnn 15 0 'io H«.|irv. Half H„|l,. w Hill., n c, 72 O'CoiiTvir Ensl Harnptuli 10 p f,H Piorcey, Pr.rt J,.IT.',son . 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Pnihnlol phl a 5 1; n 10 ;|7 40 Now I I IIVHI r, 7 ii in :ir, :,.j Kov.-r- (t ,, R :ui K Southern Division Wiihhinolon 7 4 0 II 41 IIB Crih.lot,, . r, . -1 0 12 40 37 •'\lini-lMwn :, 4 n 10 H2 30 firi 'i-n-Iioiii 3 7 u r , \ . K nt; I Sports Briefs Continued from pace 2 , this unction the key block , iTiiiiieu had a I HIK '\ hole (n run through as ho sped fiC yards to paydirt. Derb y ' s kick frfim pUici'mont was j»nnd to pre- serve the Raider streak of soiriiiR in every frame this season. The Raiders threatene d three more times in the first hull\ . Reaciiirt K the Enisle 15 the locals fumbled their chance away. Hold- in i r Copiairue ' s offense airaiti . the Red and Ulnck s formetl (,, the |.j before licinjr slnnned iifrnin. Three p lays later . Mike Kerritran re- covered a Pom slock fumble on the 2<> and I.ieheniiann recovered an- other on the IS but could not . score each time . Liebermann n n d l\TacDonali! \hilled on defense for the Haiders . Offensively, the Haiders were led by Bianca who rushed for 1!' ,S yards ill 13 carries. Honoris led the visitors with H1 yards in 12 rallies while Marino completed five of nine aerials for 70 yards. fJAMK STATISTICS C(1P. PATCH. I'lrat ilovy n 7 4 Yiir.l* t'iiini', 1 ni'<liinir 111(1 213 Yimlrt lost riiHliinit 18 12 Ynrils Knineil rllKliiow, net 82 201 Ynrils Kiiineil pnssinir , net St fl Total yurilain- - , not \r,r, 210 Pitfiaeti attempted 18 7 PnsHen eomplettvl (J 2 P HH '- OH in (ore-pled Iiy (I 2 Tumbles 4 4 Ol'P fumble* r's-oyered 3 3 Punts 1 fi Aw. di'<lunee of punt, , 21 o 27 0 Yards penalized 45 IIS No . of piny,, 54 43 Coplaitiie (7) Patrhoorue (1) Hub. I. R Srhwinite /.ueenrello T.T Armbrij Rter l ondoinn I. ri Ceryellinlt llr -u-Kinir C Wilson Koltun 11 C, J. Kerriirnn Snnno RT fleit-netter Halter It K MneDoeiild Adsit OH Liebermann Comstock I.H II Ilianea Roberta RUB Tn fe Heller F II Derby RESERVES Cnplamio — CMIwjrto , Cnrijnlio , T.orn- Imrdo. Uooner , Muller , (liorttini . DeCott lB and Murine, . Patelioirm, -- Roonev . Cc-lnuri( , Rieliert , Pisoni. Craniello , l.ozides , DeRosa , and M. Kerrigan. Score by periods : (' opinion' 0 0 0 7—7 Patcho^u.' 7 0 0 0—7 Copintru, . scoring: Halter Ill-yard pnafl from Marino). PAT Holler (run). l' ntchotftio scfrim. '; Minnen (Gil-yard run on trap plav over taeklo). PAT Derby (placement) . Officials - Iteferee : Hi»chhaimer , Um- pire: Itorlien vh , Head I.inefinian : Rogers. Red Raiders
