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Joe Roy ' s Sportoons \ — > ' ' :¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • \ ' ^/ M \ • \ ^^i^i^ 11 v ^ ^ ^ \A ^ /^^_ ± 'ft ~ -Of y ^ : mn \He ' s reall y not a lerrihr hook. \ ********************************• ?**************** J QUARTER BACK CLU B PICKS \ \ PLAYERS OF THE WEEK I £ BASKETBALL * t PATCHOGUE HIGH S ETO N HALL J t * + Varsi t y Varsit y * t KAY WEKKS . STEVE YOl'NC * J unn of Mr. and Mrs . nun of Mr. ami Mrs. * * Hay Weeks I 'lurU-s Young J _ Franklin SI., I' atchojfue I.aki- RonkoMkoma * i * + . * + Junior Varsity Junior Varsity * t * X I'KTK BOKKLLA I'EI'E O l.EAKY * t him <if Mr. and Mrs. son »f Mr. ami Mrs . * * T C I IT linrclla (ii'oriri- O'l.i-ary J * Oak SI., l-iilchuKut» Central Ulip *. I | t Freshman Freshman J t JOHN IIAAC BYKON McCORMlCK J f son i)f Mr. and Mrs . son of Mr . mid Mrs . - , J Junto- Haaw (Jlndtitone Mel' urmick j * Ml. Vernon Av«' ., Med ford Lake lionkonkomu J f Consistent Effort — Tcnmplay — Sportsmanshi p * ** ¥**¥¥***#***¥¦¥•** n+ff. m i m. if immn -- . ) •»-¦ - .^-. -^- 0. -- . -. By JAMES BAKBAN ' RLL NORTH BABYLON—Breaking the game wide open after a close first three quarters , Patchogue High school's basketball team put on the gas in the final period to whi p host North Bab y lon , 61-53 , here Friday ni g ht at the losers ' gym. Patchogue won its third game of the season in eig ht attempts while the Bull- dogs dropped to the same mark. The victory gave the Raiders of Coach Cliff Ross a 2-2 league mark while? North B a b y 1 o n dropped their fifth in as many starts. Tomorrow niu'lit tin 1 Raiders will meet West Halj y lnii in ;j .Section A-ll lea-cue [i-:ime :it the Kairle eniirt. The junior varsity squads of both schools will start the proceedings at 7 p. in. Once ajrain the Raiders were led hy its star performer , Ray Weeks. The six-foot senior had the l-i-cirest nijrht of his hi }--)) school career as he tallied 2! points. His aver- an ' i' from the floor was an out- staiidine; J~ of l' . i . scoi'in- , ' mostly on Unij - jump shots and occasional drives Weeks was abl y supported b y Paul Ruehl . Clary Smith and Ernie Dahlman. Mm hi made III points but made his presence felt with Smith by oiitliuht in-r the l' nlhloes oil\ both backboards . Dahlman p lay- ed a line floor -rami - in directing the Patchoo-iio attack. 1' atchoe . ue was held fo a 11-11 deadlock after one period , mainly on poor shooting plus their inabil- ity to puncture a touuh N' orth Bab ylon zone . The liulldoes scored the j ranie ' s lir. -I four points and led ll-l at the r>: \H mark. The Raider sh.ioiim;- he-can lo pick up at thi s juncture as con- secutive ha-diet s |,y Ruehl and Weeks p hi- on, , of I wo free throw- : b y l>.in Derby tied the . -cue a I ' . •- ' . I with one minute to • .:.. in the period. Two fouls by linn . Kal.h r mil the KullduLi s ahca.l a-Nim but a one bander b y Derb y with : ' o <ec- onds left tied tin . . -c u' e as the i|uarter canu to a close . A layup by led. !• ' . irelia put the home team aln-ad to stin t the second stanza. It' .it two cbaviiy Slips b y Dean Chamberlain tied the iiiinl ati ain at L\ . -l:l. ( ieoiuc .laho-k y ' s first basket of the ;:ame put the llullili .i c- . m<>- mentaiiU abend aicain only to se ¦ . -: basket by W eeks -j,. i| 1( . seore once moie . This wa s the final dead- lock of the canu- as Ruehl con- verted a pair of feu '- to put l' alilieeue ahead for keeps . After tratlin-: -jr.-^ O . the Buildups fniij - ht back as two quick jump shots by Kahler hi oueht North Hah yloii wit hit ) one . H.V L ! J. Hut a • asket by Ruehl at the buzzer made if three as the teams left the floor. Able to not. the ball t„ Weeks more and more , and with Ray and I' alilniau hittinic the Raider ' s opened to a . 'IT- . 'Ki lead in the liist lour minutes of the second half. However , six straight foul shuts , four b y .lahosk y ami two b y For- ella kept the Kulhloic s in conten- tion as they traib-d . lo-:' .c . -ci -in-* into the final eiicht minutes of p lay. Here the Rossmen slowly broke the -raine wide open. With ' Weeks scorinc - ll) more points , the Red and I Unci; started to pull away from their rivals . With four minutes left , the lo- cals thanks to the shooting and rohounilinir of Weeks . Kuebl and .Smith plus the floor p lay ,,f Dahl- man held a . -iO- .il lead. Then hold- ing the Rossinen scoreless for t in- next seventy seconds , the J' .ulldo'T. - on the shootini; of .laho-k y ami Foreila shaved the Raider advan- tage to four as J rail remained in the -fame. However . I' ati -hoi:ue ree-rouped its forces b y tfoirnr into a freeze anil took only jjoi- il shots . This stiatetry paid off as the Raiders jacked tip their lead to -neater proportions as the clock ran out on the llulldotrs . Patehojrue ' s shootin-f was <}i! per- cent as the Raiders hit l!, '! of , r i0 shots . The llulldoirs hit )7 of 5:. . fnilinir to hit in th e clutch which the Haiders did especially ; n ¦ „,. second half as the locals connecte.l on RI of -j r. attempts . l' ntrh..Ku- i6 ll 'N ' urih llah\lnn 15.1 1 t; i' i' r; i- i> Wi'. li - l' . i 'I 27 .lali.^Kv T, in \ II I 'linnilu'rlliiii \ > : Kiihli \- t , 11 \\••III \ I NKoilliniith 2 (. I Dfil'v \ 1 :l l- - ,. r ,.|lj, l •> p. Hrtiwinu, . - _ > l :, Mm, . ,, T ,, ., flahtninii 2 :l 7 Si ii (1( , T .( c, Isniilh 1 ll 2 ll'I,;,.v il ti n Pi'tly ll ll tl T..(«|- ¦•¦ ¦ ' 1. ' . ' \ .I TelnU 17 p. r,l l- |i O'li..|rii. . n - -7 in r.l Nerili ttnl.vi \ i! ii , '¦ :*, - . r, I Kr, - , . I lo' . m- i„is B ,,| P„l,|„, k .,„. i lfti- . r iiiin- .h. .|l:.iri J. W..li» . It„,lil I . Sc-l m-iln- i. ¦' . Di -I.v . N...tl i Piihvl.,,, . . . ., ,|,,h..sl. v :l . KnllliT . ' l e.Jl.oiilli, I ,.I,)),, ¦• Siliin. Olticiills : Hi. M .I I - nn.l T MII B I I There \* no HtirtRtltt itP for I' at- chojrua Advance advertising in Brookhaven Town—Adv. Red Raiders Gag Bulldogs For Second League Victory Bayport Smacks Bellport On Fast-Breakin g A ttack By GARY SHEFFIELD BAVPORT—The Bayport Hip;h school basketball team sot the new year of!\ to a fine start as they bested the Bellport Cli ppers by a 05-1 .1 margin here. From the opening tap of the game it was evident that the Porters were o-oin-f to have more difficulty beating their traditional arehrivals than they had anticipat- ed. Heliport fmij -'ht for rebounds and their shootini: ' was fairly ac- curate as t hey manajfod {„ stay with the determined Porters. How ever , when the Porter re- ' iiimdi-i-s started to pull more rebounds down . the full-count press which Heli port had employed proved more easily penetrable. Field Adams and (lary Sheffield , the Porter hack eoiirtmen broke away down the court on fast breaks and the Porter big men threw them the passes which led to points on driving lay-ups. NVv- ort holes. - , w hen the buzzer sounded ending the tirsl half . Hayport only led h y a slim two point margin. Disapp o inted b y th. ir first half performance, the Pollers went wild both offensivel y and d efensivel y thr oughout the third ipiai-o-r . I' .ay- p.irt ' s (ieorge Klliotl. after SUtl' eV- iii\ - a po or fi rst half , start ed to hit olfeei i\ e! y on thus, , familiar jump sh ots , which earned him th e nm-t valuable p lay er trophy in Hayport ' s Viile -ide toiirnev. Civil e Calp aiid Rob Rei- .l , . ,„, - ti iiucd I \ win k well um ' i' i- ; he ! :oar.|s x- they prevent.-,I the Clip- pers fmoi getting that second ¦ ¦ho t. whii h they bad managed to ::et in the first half. Thrniigh mt !!:•• entire third quarte r the Clip- i ers f'lil. 'd to score, as t|v fight ¦ ¦ one defense employed b y Hayport completel y stymied the Heli port tc-im. Meanwhile , the Porters tallied 1> > points to give them a 'Jn point lead. After this sudden Haynovt out- burst ar.d the offensive lapse on the part of Heli port , the score was ne ' er again even close, as the Cli ppers suffered their third loop loss of the season. Fred Cherry and Tom Hiiming- ton paced the hapless Clippers with II and l. ' i points , respective- ly. Hav port had four 'mm in double figuios as the Phantoms coasted to their first loop decision and their seventh victory in overall nlav. Poind . Sheffield . Cul p and Flliott had It, Pi . i:i and in points respectively giving the Porters their third consecutive win in their new gymnasium. Il-Minrl I '' , . I B-llport 114) c C\ v «; r p \.Um» I \ 'J KimiiiiKlim 7 1 tr , ll.-o.l 4 it 14 DoSnntis 0 0 n 1 ' ii le ' \ . 1 l ; t Kitis.lln l) J 'J I' . lli , ¦ !• I - ' in Union. (I 0 (1 slii tVui.i .1 :i i:l Wilm 4 1 9 J.. lo.-. ii II t 1' f. rry (I 1 J M.-v.-r u « it l. ,A,. 1 o •- Hlii. l, 1 il -J I n.l.i-i.i ll 1 1 W IMI ml li il II l . 'h.Try 7 II 14 Smnh II (I il Miirjon 0 (I 0 TutJila 21 11 RM Tutnl- 19 6 44 Hnv|.ort 14 -2\ 4.1 55 Hi-lll» -rt IS 25 25 44 THIS WEEK IN SPO RTS PATCHOCU'E KECItEATION 1>KJ»AHT>1KXT Oldtinter League Monday I'dro vs. Hlue Point Ree., 8 p. in.; Xienieyer vs. Swan , N p. m.; Four Seasons Vs. Rose , It p. in, Youngster League Wednesday- -Clearview vs. Pat' s Market , S p. in.; Patchogue Lum- ber vs. LaHnn , ' . * p. m. Once in a lifetime! The ilnest workmanship at popular prices in Wedding invitations. Let us show you our beautiful samples of en- graving, raised lettering, and printing. Fast Delivery. Ask to see them when you bring in your news for tne society pnge. The Patchogue Advance. Medford Ave- nue. — Adv. Wrestling Show Set For Arena Jan. 23 COMMACK — The greatest array of professional wrestling stars will be offered in the Long Island Arena here Jan- uary 2o , a Saturday night. Headlining the gala mat show are such renowned wrest- lers as. Antonino Korea, the I.ewin Ill-others , Chef Wallick , and the fane d midget wrest- lers. Korea is scheduled to fac e buriy Chet Wallick in a one fall brawl. Then the Lewin broth-is , Don and Mark, op- pose Swede Hansen and C.eovge McArthur in a special tag team match. Those popular little guys of the mats . Iri sh Jackie and Pee Wee James face the Hiown Panther and Pacho I. opez in a special tag t.am match. Firs; match gets und er way at < :. 'iil p. m. Phone FOrcst ¦s -Timi for information. Professional wrestling will be held in the I. one Island Arena every other Saturday night. And p ' omnter Tom I. ock ' nart is signing all the top names. Sachem Grabs 1st Loop Victory; Then Bows to CI By Boh Hoffmann LAKK KON'KONKOM A — The Sachem basketball team sp lit its two games last week , beating Isli p but losing to Central Isli p. In both g.nnes , the Flaming Arrow s showed fine ball handling and frequent pass interceptions. In the Isli p game the scoring of John Sclafani with li) points hel p- ed tremendously. During the first three quarters the lead kept chang- ing hands , but in the last quarter Sachem took the lead and kept ahead the rest of the game. A pair of one pointers b y Bobby Schmidt with 55 seconds to go clinched it. In the second game as, in the fi rst , Sachem p layed fine ball and it looked as if the Flaming Ar- ro ws we re firoinff to win their sec- ond game against the league lead- ing C. I. team. Around u-e middle of the third period they had a six point lead, fhe Central Isli p team , however , rallied at the end of the third stanza and entered the last quarter with a three point lead. The Musketeers continued to widen the gap until they were ahead b y about 10 points. Sachem st.Ti'ted coming- back but the buzzer sounded with the locals just two baskets behind. George Tambini led Sachem with 1-1 points . Tom Galan scored 22 points for the Musketeers—mostl y in the fourth quarter. Ontral Islip I 5T I Sathom <3.| | GPP <; F p StiHins 2 .. A N„„,,|i I, .. Smith o o II Sjil.;,!,-!!,, j i . - Allen :i 2 s . s.'hmi.ll \ ' ¦> i; O alan s i; ¦>¦> T. -oiil.ini 7 (1 11 V\- 1 '-' i \ ' •> C' .Jnini 4 a 11 rtlblino 1 0 a.Solafani (I s Murrey 2 \ t AJ|.,.|i - , - Helir- . n* :l u t. M, lzz „;,.,. ,, 0 n () Puwufl il 2 2 lti..w- i ll li (, T- .lai- 2D 14 54 MiiK 0 il n Totals 20 17 57 C ' t-nttii l I. -lip - - !i 27 40 57 SHrh.-ni — s 2t; ;j7 . - ;i I»lip < *«> Sachem (49) (' r p G F p Muht 2 1 5 Napoli 0 0 0 W«rl)in»kl 2 2 0 Sulmt.-ll<> :t . '! 9 MurriH 2 5 U Tambini 1 0 2 Van Rock 5 111 Culrm-r 2 2 C Hurt 4 1 t. Albert 2 .1 7 Hrand 0 ll n S, hnn.lt 2 2 6 MuMcola 0 (l i) Si-lafioii 7 5 lu Anilerrton 0 (I u — --. . TutaU 17 IB 4a Total* 16 pi 4il lalip — S 20 31 40 Sarhcm - ' . i 21 ;t2 4{t led the losers with II. tfnlfl Morirhr-s CiMl Kcllpurt (171 U !• ' I' f . F P Paves 7 2 It. lliiiniiiKti.n 5 II 111 lt.ii-e:' - 1 4 li Wilm 5 Ill Unlil.ilin 1 r, S Harm . II 1 1 H.iw.ll 1 II 2 Kins.lla 2 I s tester S 1 17 Love II (I II MaenliiMi :t 0 li Cherry M K 14 D.irr.tt 0 II li Ten v I. 1 J D.ir.ston 0 0 0 ' K-irbizio 1 0 2 It.itli 1 0 2; liranch 1 0 2 Ti.tals 23 l.t 6»; Totals 10 15 -17 Sr.,re by perie.l- : Center Moriches 13 :S8 50 59 Heliport :i 20 30 47 tlltii'i. 'iis : Iliinfee ami Ko-rers ^^J mmV ZmLm.WA&i mmm. ^^A\ A^^^Jmm\ * JbM^A\l}Al2 ^f O^^Z*^2f _^ '\ \ ^ / t J t J tf ^ l I COtWATUL/tTtONSI ) 11 /¦ ^ If WE WANT YoiT^Bi 'S- wfVw ( Y E V -<N0W) rr ' w»< Now ¦ ! HAPPIEST ( SR- n-'s 2> Z-X-r DAYS OF TOMOBtKsW _ -~. /r!Qk rn I in CMCnUC . YOUR uFeJ w «ir A ff X\» FOU R SEASONS 2> 1 *eTTIN6 V7 , \ l r9 K- - r), COHOT TCNTPD _ -^ V>uu>Pieoi y JsizZ fevz 5P0KI UtM ltK , S&I ^ W &Jf) / ^tit^ m ^^)mm\ VE5W BEST TO *** LZ\J Eaglets Wallop LaSalle Jayvees For Sixth Win Seton Hall' s junior varsity bask- etball squad took on LaSalle ' s jayvee cagers Friday ni ght , and handed the visiting Cadets a (15-^7 drubbing. This was win number six on the season and Coach Henry Read' s Eaglets have yet to taste defeat. The junior Silver and Blue have three NSCHSL wins under their belts and are tied with St. Agnes ' jayvees for first place. The LaSalle game was a romp from the opening tap to the final buzzer. In the first quarter . Pete Read and Pete O'Leary tallied and paced the Seton offense. Steve Dorrler and Pete Kimmel were in- vincible under the boards , repeat- edly holding LaSalle to one shot. In the second stanza , Steve Markham and Joe O'Brien carried the Eaglets. The second half aped the first. Markham , Read and Ron Fitzpat- rick rolled as the Kaglets domi- nated play and steamrolled the Cadet defense. Seton p layed a tight zone defense in the first half anil forced the Cadet offense outside . In the second half , the Readmen switched to man to man and again hold LaSalle strongly in check. High scoring honors were shared b y Read and Markham with \2 points each. B e ll port Dumped B y Red Devils In Non-Leaguer BELLPORT — Bob poster and Frank Ilaves sparked the Center Moi iches Red Devils to a of!-17 victory over the Heli port Clippers m a non-league contest on Janu- ary 5. This marked the second win in eight starts for the Red Devils with both wins coming at the expense ,,f Heliport. The Red Di wls led :tS-20 al the half. Foster tall ied 17 and Daves Hi for the Devils , while Fred Cherry Setonites Roll; To Meet Stags Friday Night By PHIL SCHUNK The Blue Eag les of Seton Hall rolled over LaSalle ' i Cadets last Friday ni g ht , on the Seton hardwood and chalked up a routing 84-4 1 victory in Nassau-S u ffolk Catholic Hi g h School league competition. The Roe boule- vard stalwarts are sporting an impressive 7-2 overall recoi- d and are 2-1 in league play. Coach Bob Cooney ' s cagers -started to hit rig ht away and heel an overwhelming 21-2 lead at the end of the first quarter. Charlie Hunt tallied eight points and Bob Zebrowski six as both worked the boards and played heads-up ball in pacing the Eagles. LaSalle ' s two points came after six minutes had passed , as the Cadets from Oakdale found it tough hitting the hoop and penetrating the Eagle ; ' aggressive man to man defense. The Cooneymen rolled for th:; remainder of the half and surged to a 43-12 bulge. Don Renter and Bill Neuss , who plaved under- neath , led the Seton attack. Third period iction saw the Eagles outseore the Cadets 25-1! as Steve Young meshed 11 points and Larry Rafferty seven while hunt and Zebrowski dominated board play. Tony Serra hit for seven markers and carried the Cadets. In the final quarter , play was very even throughout. Neuss and Bob Taunton paced the Eagles. John Murp hy and Serra sparked La Salle. From the charity stripe , Seton hit 22-35 to LaSalle ' s 13-15. Seton had four men in double figures , Hunt and Neuss with 12 apiece and Reuter with 10. Young bagged 1' ; points a n d shared scoring honors with Cadets Serra and Murphy. Tomorrow night the Bluo Eagles take on \ St. Agnes of Rockville Centre in a league con- test in Patchogue. Saint Pascal' s of Babylon is leading the league with a 3-0 mark while Seton Hall, Saint Agnes and oaint Mary ' s of Manhasset are deadlocked in sec- end place. Saint Dominic ' s of Oyster Bay is third and LaSalle in last place. St'ton Hall (Sll I.nSalle <11) <; F P (; p p Hunt s. 2 12 Serni li 1 Is Y IIUIIB :' . 7 l:; Murpliv r. :l 1:' , X.l)r..;v-Iii :! 1 7 O.-l . 'iii,!., I) II I) Neuss r, 2 12 McNulty 1 li 2 Iliio-ins 1 :t 5 Phut II II n K.-uter 1 2 in ,I,,hn- ,in il 2 2 H. -ilTerty li :) <CK. W. -iv 'inin 'k 1 i ' . s T. -H1111..II :t 1 7|(. Wny 'inin 'k 1 1 X l.i' . 'iv .inilusky I ll 2 I'iiit.T 2 0 I ll.nn.ssy 1 1 :V Kenney (I U (li Teu,is 31 22 SI: Totals ' 14 l;t ¦)! S. . ..I- ,. hv p, .ri...l« : Sri.,n Hall - — 21 4.i its SI I.:iS;,ll,. 2 !¦ _ > 21 41 SOCCER (T.CH The Patchogue Soccer club , win- ners on a forfeit over Levittown Sunday, will meet Long Island league leaders Rockville Centre Sunday at the I' atchogue field. Patchogue beat Rockville Centre earlier in the year . 1-1) . The re- set ve. s will meet in the first game at 12:: ' .l) ji. m. Last Sunday Hunt- ington reserves blanked the I' atch- ogue reserves , 1-0. Raider Jayvees Bop N. Baby lon By 51-39 Count NORTH BABYLON — Patcho- gue ' s junior va.sity basketball team took an early lead and never relinquished it as the Red Raiders posted a 51-3!' victory over North Babylon here Friday night at the losers ' gym. Never once did the Raiders tra d as the charges of coach Don Camp- be , !] gained their fifth victory in six starts. Sixteen cagers saw action for the loc als as the Patchogue coach substituted freely through- out. Pete Borella led all scorers with 18 points with Bud Rooney adding 13 more to the Raider cause. Dick Walsh was high man on the totem pole for North Babylon as he scored 13 points while Dave Rey- nolds chipped in with nine more to the Bulldog total. For the first I'l minutes , the Raiders looked like easy winners as they led 29-18 at the halfway mark. However , in the third quarter , with Walsh and Reynolds hitting, the Bulldogs cut the Pat- chogue lead to 37-30 as the period came to a close. This lead was soon shaved to >ix as -l. - oo remained when a lav- ui. b y Neil I.owit made it 30-33. At this junctur e. Coach Campbell inserted his regulars once more who proceeded to put the game out of reach of the surging Bulldogs. Consecutive baskets by Rooney, Borella and Cene llauman plus a pair of free throws by Rooney opened up a commmding M-point lead. The home 'cum tried dv^- nerately to get back in contention but were no match for the surging Raiders. The locals will he back ! n action tomorrow night when they free West Bab ylon ' s jayvees on the latter ' s home court. Game time is 7 p. m. I-atrhi'sur JV (511 \. llnb-lnn .IV ( til l C K V (, - p p It >' r > :l 1;; Knhlrv 2 ti 4 Mnrli.niiilii 2 :t 7 n , vii..l , l - :l :- , ' . ( !!r]ni.»iit>' (i ll ii l ovvii ,l ] \ . Kal.eiY.uk ll il (I ¦; <V.,,.n,, n :¦ ;( 11. r.-ll. 'i ii ' ii Is w . -, lsh ii 1 r: Burl;.. 0 n il >. ' : :ri< .|l.> il n n I .vrrurwkor 1) 1 1 l< M i <h:in:oi 1 ! i . 1 . C..sl.'lli> 1 II 2 Mi,.,.,, 1 II 2 H. ' iiiiiian 2 II 4 (* ( ,:lin n n n llill.'lirns n n il Aln- am- u II H Srl.a.'fri- 3 II ii Vu'llal., II (I n Muni, II II •! Sl , .. ' kn ,r ll \ i. Davis il n II Trials II I ' .:' . . - ,1 Trials IT, !! :' , <l PaOhr-rur .IV l.l - 'ti .17 .11 Mirth Haliy li.n .IV 'J Is »1 -iV Ollii-ials : Murphy ami t . T.niij - ( {LAKTERIJACK CLUB The I' atchogue Quarterback club is preparing its first journal and as deadline approaches , club presi- dent , Tom Reese , announced that there is still space for any ad- vertisements or sponsors. Consult our classified columns for bargains , opportunities , no- tices. —Adv. BY STA N PAKULA Sport* Editor Road Hockey Ice is a wonderful thing. .. It cools drinks , keeps food fresh enables y»»\ftst..r* an. oUl- sters to g'i ice skating and is ihe life line ol an -xi'iting spoil ,alf( . <l \\ \ HU ( spread thinly m. a hmhv .av it takes th- nuisni. cr form of n t errifying hazard. bast Sunday evening wlme leturmiig irom the city , wo came into inlima to cmitai l with the other p ' ersonali' .y of iir and it left m- persp iring with fear and eventually forced u- '\ abandon our car in the vici nilv of R oikvilb ' Centre and tnra our thoiighis of tran sportation to the Long Island Rail Road. I' .ul before v . e took to the safe interior ol a warm train, «e attempted In overcome Ihe e!e- n , , oils and ciii. through the g lassy tinderf ooting which was joking ly ivforrui lo as a load bv mis- informed newscasters. While we were sli pp ing our way al the break- neck speed of 10 miles per hour we thought of oiii selvs not unlike hockey players . True , we were wit hunt hockey slick , skates and the heavy multi- colored shirt so common to Ihe spurt. Stan Pakula Nev ertheless , il was still a lough and tough game . Inste ad of a slick , we had a steering wheel in our hands. In lieu of a puck , Ihe item Dial we wrc try ing to drive into the delightful confines of our goal was a big blue sedan. And the opposition was the terra not -so lirma itself -relentless in its endeavoi to drive us inlo the boards and keep us from slapping one into the net of our home. Despite the absence of a single goalie and the standard coup le of defense men, our obstacles were much more foreboding. They seemed to represent a stronger backline than the Montreal Can- adieiis and although they wciv suffering from our problem of try- ing to score—which appealed prcUy improbable—the respect they demanded as defensive stalwarts was high. Our lirst ImMle with the natural obslaclos was a poke check that tossed us into reverse and consumed 10 minutes of our time. Since the arbitrary time limit of our encounter was set for -two hours; this noi only exhausted us immeastireably. but made us exceedingl y wary of our enemy. However , afler receiving advice from « kibitzing couch alfired in the blue of a parkway patrol- man , we rebounded our sedan-puck off Ihe side board s on both sides of our route and was soon heading in low gear towards the blue line. However, the rink was slightl y slanted and we had to allow for the difference as we passed the open -/.one , slipped cautiously over the red line and thought we were on our way. But once we (Kissed the blue line as we moved into offensive nine—it even cost us a dime—we found the going a bit slow and had to resort to using the sideboard* once again. Fortunately there wasn ' t any referee in sig ht and we were spar-al the up- setting sound of his whistle calling for a face off ami perhaps some time in Ihe penalty box. As we made our way into the enemy ' s ice , we were bottled up by a donnybrook caused b y some irate defensemen. The battle was so healed that the ollirials were try ing to separate the combatants and resume the game. Seeing the trouble ahead , we tillered our course , hopped over the side and not onl y changed learns and opponents , but also the site of our fray. The rink wasn ' t as good , but it served the sliding purpose. Again we were en route towards the goal—onl y to lie slowed down | lv n stunning bod y check thai sent us spinning around and around. Fortunatel y, Ihe enemy was offside and we were able to right ourselves and continue goalward. Then the diitiest trick of all was thr own af us. It seems the owners of the rink decided In clean the are, -* dropp ing sand all around and jamming till the offensive p layers into the defensive zone. Time was moving along quickl y and before we could get started again, Ihe game was over . The result: A 0-0 deadlock. Forgetting a bout a refreshing snack or warming shower , we just headed for Ihe dressing room , left our equipment—comp lete with sedan-like puck—and headed home. The train ride was safe and comfortable. But mil nearl y as exciting. Observation Post \ FEMME GYMNASTS— ^ ir^Z^^ oguc Junior High school g irl members of gymnastic group which is under direction of Mrs. Frank .luzw iak and Mrs. (leraldine Clendennen , physical education instructors at IMHS. (Jirls who practice weekl y are . left to right , Kath y Musso , Doris Goll , Lynn Shaher . 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