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s ^ sEiills .Surprising /Win . O ver St. ^ i Paf s To Send Losers into ^ pjSecohd Pla ce in League ^ SNortri ' Shore . pulled a fast one . last g ipfupday and took a real , upset by the s Sgore of 2 'to 1/ It took, a hard hitter gjj|Snied Johnson , who collected a double m&p d a ^ ripte f - to send the St. Pat' s down ^K^ efe ^ f' ana \ second place , in the Sun* gg l si: League. After winning all of their S|&r d games lately the loss came , as a Hpere , >£ Ipjir.: ' . ' . . , - .. ' . : . ' L.: ' ., Uni t:t * * /slckii e ss,to aid hi the defea t M fc . j the. if&y. ' Shore>nl ne. 'J fe ft- . Oakley, Hj ^ o ' ha E . ' ipeen- a e rna ' instay of the Bi t plil ng ? ?stafr ,. f ailed id ' .j j iay ^ Sunday Ki b en i e J Jsll a ^ ictfin:of headaches. \In g Mw e ^ c ^ teVf s irpii;? Man S . \ 'S makal ffl |t ff ied a beaut of a game . but . One Rfife| u is oiv too m ' a ny. was in the . ^ Nortri M to ore Hneup y j . . - . ., ' ,.. ^ . : ..L :;. - ' ' ^» The' victoi &^ ui ^ eavintpia : one run HKa ctin tho fl S-s t innto e wheh , w ith two H &, R . ' b lsen -singled and , ' - trotted ig&C s s ' the platter wiW i the ftat ; tally ¦M m ep -Johns o n smashed \ a , double and ffl »£ ' .out trying to stretch it . I nfo' a Bftjple. They took it to 2 to 0 in the H K h frapi e- H. Terjessen , singled , was |Hp rift $ <r Jo i second by .R. : . Olsen and BBfcfie fi cro M U'heri , Johns ph;hlt his de- flHptatlhgijtriple.:. - glfi fce loserj jT gbt one ' of- thCnv , back in Sgpelghtn inning when they collabpr- IgHji' for the. first ;time in getting more fflBfeir one . hit during an ' inning, r After. i ^ H K ch e , - ' aii d 'Peck ' Blssb - had ' been ' ^ JB ^ j ^ way wlth , ' ' . , Kan ' elil sent a \ three- , |w §|gor v into the outfield. : Sma kal fo l- |BHfjlf up. with ' a single to send in the \ HMg & iari: J ' R i nnplick tried to get an- a Mfcj ' ihlf ' but only ) sent a fly:to the WBKtcr. ; fielder..; > jjHgfcr j ison and . Vo l gnler were the out- Hfl M p fl fng stars ' of the game while Kan- {H s K- playcd his: usual, steady- game be- j SRai - . v he ' ba t. . - . His hittin g-was the ffiffihllglvt of -the St. . Pat' s /offense , BSS ft kt there was of it). The ho ? -score : W Xfr- 'C North S hore—(2) ¦ , SfflSi i- 1 \ - ' '' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' \ ' ' AB-R - HPOA E SS«ffijesseri > ' 2 b . ...... \ . 2 , 0- 1 3 2 . 0 ¦ S ajK ord, .2b.., ¦ ' . ! , ... . . ' . . '2, . O V 0 0 3 0 5ffl ^ B fe fj) ^ sseh , c , .; - .,...S: 1 1 ^ - ' 1 0 W m $ a > lb \\ . ..., r .. ' : .3 ' . 1- I 12 0 .1 ¦ ^ 3 ffi fi on ;:rf - . ... ' . 4 o a . ' a- - o . o t r rjBwS Kj Jf' • ¦ ¦ : ...' . ' ..•• 3 o o o ,, o o lii$ S KHpf .:..... \ ' £ .: ' . 3 0 0 2 . 0 . 0 J ffij ffi Bft i b ' . - .. - .. ¦ . ¦ ., ' ! . - . ' 3 0 -ii 2 0 ffiS aa rpky, ss ' .. ' .,.... . 2 0 J b 2 1 i s| tt K .p . : ... ':, ' ,.M.3 o o - o\ . 1 .0 SSfi P^ ' f- l ': ' ' - ::: . ' ¦ , - . \ . - V— - ^ - . — - — ^^ B6ils ' 1 V.. - . - ' ..:. - .... 28 .2 6 27 10 2 rffi ^fc '' *- . 'St. .Patrick' s—( ! > - . \ ¦ \ ^ SJ t. i- - . r . . . _ . . ABR . HPO A E J HP4 Bie . fl b , v ; -T - --^ - * ^ i- - 1 - 1 : : a2 «KfcBO M fe ^ . \^ r/. 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Tho features were a s{. < ri cid). n s of Jl mrny Clayton and Bi tting: . of Brown , . for the-Ti gers r g o ft B p b Brady, cove ring the i n- s g ck ioit the first . time . . this sea- n , pine:; of Wnlter Duffj ' . who wn. » ncd ., on• busine ss , pu t up ' n nice i . ' .-Sccd i iU . Ba seman Hart tor the ts wns tho big noise with the wll- H n rt , nut: : o f four h - l ]i s to the ffi & i5, tore oft fbiir ' singles. Both Joyce JfijfijcU Buiic'' , wh o opposed , en , ch ' other on EHb'I ' niound pi tched good ball , Joyce nW l k ing but ' 8 . while Bunco s et sovon HHb lt ' ^I rt ttVn :3trll!o ' ont route - . BMffiVJ- ' ;. ' Suffolk Giants' Wff l lty ' '\' \ \ A 1511 HPO A E J SlK i ni i lcr , ft . ... V.. , . , :o -1 ' 1 0 ;0 C KfflSinnY s n .. , . ' ..., • ;..!.4 i 0' a o r ffljmdwa rt, ' ab ' .... ;...; \ . : , 3 'l . l o.o.c Sfflli Pnr t, - 2b ' . 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Earned ¦iiliw— kiiibh fjii- i c tt , 1 a ' n ftoik * , a| nn w ; o . - ¦a ft- on liases—icings . 'Park' li. ' B i tt toVt ¦lln nts o, ' nns o ' bn . ' e rrorii —iCInRB 'Parl t ¦ p euifblk alnijt 'i ii • Tliiiii , jof ' ' g a nio- r - . KilO , • uipplro ^^ , . . fl onro ' ii'j! ,, ICelli«i I ^ BKi S iii Sapaii i y Mem R® M e 3te¥e Znoski With Hard Fl ying . ' 'Buff Wins After 33:37 in Season ' s • ' - Lo ngest ' Bout:. . at Babylon— . Ra llies to Win After Flop ZELE SNIAK-MIYAK.I DRAW Terrible Russian and . Light Jap Re : ' . connt Russo-Japanese War— ' \ H ynui M Hate\ Chanted Attain for Vanka . . ¦¦ , • *. ' ¦ . ¦ ~ : 2 , 300 p aid admissions ' saw ano ther , gpo d card ' of w t estlers ' do their , stuff ; ias ' t week \ at- B abylon; They . Saw tlie longest bout of tlie year Which ' lasted for 33:3T , a barefooted ¦wrestler in the person of a Jap /and a nice exhibition of- wrestling from Znoskl and Stein in their record braking . bout. Mixed in A ri th this show ' - of g ood gjopi i ling was a tinge of dirty wMk . by . yank a ' Zelesnlak , who did his best 1 to cholie the Ja p into submission. ' Again the ' . 'Hymn of . Hate \ was h eard when the fa ' ni . kept up their dirgpfor the hated Russian. V . .Carl v Vogel , - 'an other . disliked mat pound er , and Fred Caror je mixed in the evening ' s first match. Vogel won | the bout when he pinned ^ Caroh e ' s shoul- ders to the ' ma t iri' 20:B7. 'Whenever Carone caused Vogel any! trouble , dur- ing the bout the crowd . gav e vent to laughter as 'he - has, caused ' tho : di s- pleasure of the . fans \ lilte l j iany other matsmen. The big;German won when Carbne missed .an ^ atte o ipt at a head- lock and fell to the mat- . V ogel jumped on him and threw ' his weight , oh the smaller man ' s - chest to gain the decision. Vr he second bout brought on the well lik ed Sun . Jennin gs , the amiable Indian , who aetea t ed-Mike Chaplin of , Chicag o. Although the Chlcagolan tried . lots of rbugh stuff ,. the Indian. stayed in his usual cast of the : clean athlete. ' The end came shortl y in . ' 9:25. After the loser ' hadiseen the ' ' outside of the ring three ' tlnies; Jennings flopped Mike six times before finishing with the usual shoul der ptanln g. V . - . . -¦ l The -bout that aroused much interest during the ' course of the night' s eriterr talrimerit was -between Zelesnlak. aid Miy aki. 'The bare footed* Jap immed- i ately made a fine lmp rt ssibn oh the crowd when he . showed his . willingn ess to j wrestle ' pleaniy throughout. But the ' Russian would have none of it. He niust have thought , that it' was a . re- plica of thb Russo-Japanese War of 1805. ; Amid . m any jeers he applied his d a ngero us . hol ds-an d caused- his . oppo 1 n e ntrn u criVtbrtn ri. i;he Uttle , Jap carae g ameiy. .back . . for j ttior s , ^ though ; it;, was re adily seen \ tn a tVh s < was ' groggy- f rbm being choked : by the ' Eu sslan. . ' -A . few kicka ' C ' ri the ' shins i ibrought . ^ look : of p s Jn ' ^ Va ^' a ' . rB c e ' - but ' - he ' - retall i^ with \ the same : . i nepjiclne. ¦ : The- bptit went to a finish and waa : declared a draw. . Aitlibugh It seenied that Zeles- n lak hid won , publlc prelerehc j for the Jap cau sed the match -to be declared , a draw. • ' - .. ' • ¦ ¦ ' /' ' . . ¦ ¦ \ ¦ - . ' . ' . ' \ - ., ¦ ' , \ ' • '' ¦ • The flh ^ I and main feature was a sight for sore eyes: It was a duplicate of the matcti that Gariba ldi and Szabc had put on the ' week before. Many fine bi ts of wrestling were se en all durin g the bout. . ^ eltner grappler lbstT T fl? head and slugged tho other. Both boys are known to be scrappers but as there was.no need for , such they kept their boxing anllcs tp v themselyes. .; ^ After many, tackles bad beetv used by both men the contest ended In 33 iSt when Ziioski tried one tackle too many Stein reared up and butted him In the stomach that ' laid out tlio loser for bc vt er ol riilriute s (ifter Stelh had boen , db- clnre d the victor! Stein; was . tho victim \ of a spin w hen- Steve picked.hlni up twirled him around arid then let him drop to the mat. It did the \ loser, no gooil, ' H b wever , when S t mmy recovered nnd went , on the offense. It was a good b out and we. hope..that , we may see many more of them before the Ecns o n closes. Club Cha m pionship At St. Geor ge Links Many Local Stor n Have Enter- ed , for Contest To Be Played on Au gust 22 and 23 T he first round . o f tlie men ' s ' c ham- pionship, eighteen holes, at St. Georg e ' s Golf and Country Club , . Stony Brook, wM bo played ' on August ' 22 and 33. Mr. '' . Arehlbnld M. Broiyn of; ptoiiy Brook raid Southampton In the pres- ent cham pion, . - ¦ ¦! Notwithstanding tho badjweathbr on ' Saturday, tlio qualifying cards came in for the eighteen hole ' scra tolb ' . bIx- toen. to qualify for scratch ' match nla ' y. with tlio eighteen holes; ' played for the qualifying score. . Those who qu a lified worn Me ssrs, D o vcrnux Emmet, Jr „ - 7fl; Arc liib u ld M. Brown , 01; . C, Temple Einmot , 07; O. P. Clayton, DO; H, : L. Kcriy ' o ' n , fii j ' , 0. ' b; Mitchell , ' H8; A; \ M. Q u lnn ,. |)2l ft, J. Wnlo i ie , 03; , m ! c s- bprrio. 00j; 'A, ' v C. 'Pr ice , 07 j povor p l ix E mriiot , f»4;- - Lo«tnr Rynri , 0d; ' .Ohrls- toplmr - T. Emmot, 00; ., - ww; , J ^ lty ^ n, 01; John ICcrr , 02; A, Mbnins , 100. ¦ On Ailffiiiit 24th niid 3Jtli , the club oi i (implon«hl| > ; for wo p icn will! )>o l t old. It, will lie on o l g litQOii tibio neratc l i with (jlgtil t )ch to quali fy. ' for , /icrd toh match ril a y, , ' j^ rs , ¦' Jbl in Kfirv of . ' s t, Jmno« hjlki tlio lioi | or!.oi [ ( ii (elnt( tlio p wn oiit il l iiillii Centralv3fjL i i - E asi!y . . Beats Lake Grove , .7-1 - Although puthit 11 to 7 the Central Isllp nl s ie won another Sunrise ' League garnc Sunday Jvhon thby turne d Lake Grove back , J 7 tp li Both teams fielded we ll as both hUrlers twirled superbly in the pinches. : \ ; . . ' . Reilly ' wasVon : the ' mound for the Victors and kept up his record that he com piled in ; high school. Opposed to him was Jay,; w ho i \ although he gave , on ly seven hits , - .passe d several men . too.many - and thus'he lost the game. As, Usual . Mc Cburt led hU team In batt ing and-kerat ; lils . battin g average u p In the , desired ' .places. Sloup, D. Hope anil Barflk -led . the ir teammates with two . hits apiece.. ' . ¦ The score: . - ' -v . - ¦ ' ;> • \ Central Islip—(7) : :T s : v . ABR HP OA. E a i S cott , '2b . ' .;;: ' ;/.... '4 i-l 321 M c C ourt , ss ' .V' .. , ' .!,. • . ' - 4 12 3 0 1 Schulz , 0 .. • .. ;. ' .. ' : ; .. 3 1 0 D 1 O Reilly, p ' ' . rt v. ' ; ' ; - . K . ' . ' - '3 ' l ' 1 4 9 0 Rosen , cf ,.r.. ' .i;.C 3 I 0 0 0 O Ft; Scott , lb .../ ; .;.: 4 0 15 0 1 Plant , 3b ' ,..;.;..M.: 4. 1 13 2 0 Williams , If • . - ... ' ...:. 2 1 0 .0 0 O Cordlngl y . rf . ' ... ' .>. 4 0 10 0 0 - . % ; ¦ ' ;- ' . : ^ i __. Totals . •;; ,.; ' ,. ; f31 ' 1 . t 27 14 3 . Lake ' Gnree- ^ (l) - ' . . . ABR HPOA E Hawkins , \ 3b ' ...: ' .... 5 0 1 0 2 0 Sloup, ss : . ~ .. ' .: - . \ .£i. - ' 5 . 0 2 13 2 Bart ik , 2b .. ' - ......... 4 0 2 0 0 0 J, Ho pe , rf ..V...... . . 3 0 1 10 0 D. Hope , ;cf < . ' ., '4 0 2 0 0 0 Agnew , lb ....... ' ...; 4 0 1 10 0- 0 Weeks , c- . - i..;- 4 1 0 12 1 0 S. Hope , If .. ' ; , ' ..... •/ ,> 0 1 0 0 O Jay, pv. . 1 ... ' .... ' . - ;.?. \ ' -4 . 0 1 0 15 . 0 Totals .. ; .... ../ ' 37 1 11 24 21 2 Scbre by innings: -v Lake Grove . ' • ' 00 C 1 0 O 0 0 0—1 Central Islip ' 4 • 0 110 0 1 x—7 CWe Aft aices m Sunrise Lea gue hy Beatin g Riverhead Score Fiv e Runs in Big) Four th Fram e , t o Win 5 to 0 as Buch- anan Allows Onl y 3 Hits \ TO PLAY ST. PATRICK'S Meet Bay Shore Nine Sunday on Local \ ' D iamond—Victory at This , Stage . of Season Means Much to the Victors A big fourth inning which' netted five runs gave Circle another victory and placed them nearer the top of t he Sunrise ladder. As the St. Rat' s lost the y advance d to within one fuU ' game o f first place and one ' nai f game be- h ind : the Bay' Shore team , w hich Is in second pla ' ce. - The game ' between Riverhead and Circle might: be going yet \but for the big fourth. A fter looker had flied out , Gaynor ' , s ingled , - came across w hen Buchanan- J ilt ; ' h is second triple of the game , w ho later scored when Cherub was-safe oh a fielder ' s c hoice. Lawrence came through with a hit , Cherub going to second. Harding took first when he . was hit b y a pitched ball , load ing the bases. ' Orth singled , two runs scorin g, but was out when Kreltzberg ' s fly fell safely in. the out- field and the fielder threw it to second for a force play on the shortstop. That en ded the scoring for the inning and gamp. Five hits and five.runs were garnered during the frame , Both teams played errorless ball and it was.we ll worth watching. Both pitchers were in. ' fine form , Mullin be- ing pounded only in the fourth al- thou gh the victors threatened to score In severa l innings. Buchanan , besides allowing, onl y three hits , two walks , got two long tr iples to \ aid in the victory. There were three doub le plays recorded dur- ing the game , one by Circle , and two by the losers. - This Sunday Port Jefferson meets the second place St. Patrick' s A. C. o f Bay Shore. A victory for the locals w ill put them in second place , crii y a fu ll game behind the pace setting Blue , Point nine. A loss; however, will be disastrous . as it \ wi ll- place them two fu ll games behind the leader , an almost Insurmountable ' obstacle at t his tune of the cam paign. The score: , \' • ,. ' \ . ' Riverhead—(0) . . ' . . . i : ' .. \ ' ¦;¦ , - . .. . -ABR ' HPOA E Lipetz , 2b ' .. , ,. ' ... ' ,;.. 4 0 . 1 1 . 3 0 E. Danowskl , 3b ..... 4 ' ; , 0 . y l ' 2 . l ., ' .Q H o nneberry; ;c: ....,, ' 3' :0 ; ' o:i \i . 0 Ore ightbni lb ^ . - ;•>: ; .Y ; ! 4 ^ riv,0 v8¦; ; o.; o Mui iih; S p.; : : ' .:. -;.; ¦ ;. ; - s * ;ip \ b - o : 'i> :6 p / panowskl , ss ' ;- :. ' . ' i . :3 ;;0 , ' 0 3 ¦ 0. 0 Downs , If . .. ' •;.; ; :.. ' . ' . - 2 0 f fl\ - 2/0 0 B l oclr. . - ' ct - ' . ' ' . ' Xi.. . . ' .. ' ; : , ' . ' . ' 3 . ' O ' 0 -2 1: 0 . Case ,, rf V.......,.;. 3' 0 . 1 0 00 Totals ....... v 29 o ' 3 27 ; 8.0 - > « -- f 4 /Ircle~A » - & —(5 |- ^» ' -i— , ABR HPO A E Hardin g, ' ss ......... 4. l l 0 3 0 Orth , 2b ..,.„..,:,.. 6 O 3 12 0 Kroltzberg, _ 3b ; - ...... 4 .0 2 1 : 1 0 Terre l , I f . ' .. / ......., t '4 0 1 0 0 .0 Tooke r , lb . * , . . . ,... 5 0 1 0 0 0 I3a ynor , c , 4 1 1 12 0 0 Buchanan . p>.. 4 12. i ' 4 ^ 0 Cherub , r f ... ' ......, -2 1 0 , 0 0 0 Tldmars h , rf 10 0 2 0 0 Lawrence , cf ........ 4 1 0 1 0\ 0 Totals;.,....... 37 6 11 27 10 0 Score by innings : Circle A. O. 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0—5 Riverhead , ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 3 , Base Hits—Buchanan 2. Base on Balls—off Mtd lins 2 , Buchanan • 2, Struck out—by Mulllns 0 , Buchanan 11. Double 'Plays—Harding, Orth and Tooker; Crol Eht q n (unassisted , ); Crelghtori , 1 . Honneberr y and E. \Dan- owo lcl. .. - \ . •Wl' \ > ' : 7 ... : . \ . . \ '' ' __ _ , ' . . , 1 , v 1 A L A I JN D UV SBKVIOl F FOR \ EViSlY; HOME r ^ NIT/ M ST ^ . iiioDti i ' co i/ N x nv «0a» ' -; :\ - . • mi it iitown ukancu , l . r,. > . ¦: :¦:;, !' ¦ ¦ ' ' . - i •: - / ; ,.) PHON Ii i 'BMrri«'OWN 117« . - ., ' ¦ . - ' ' .; ' : ¦ i' ' ? v ^- : ' !; ' - ' ' S. W . W | ^ \ ,.. '; ' , , - ' ¦: WwSmLmmm L c sso so i {Off .. ¦MoMeidii v en's One of the dominant lessons of the con dition tlie country has faced dur- ing the last two years is the desir- ability of home ownership, Tlie home owner has ' hnd al l the, ' best of his ne ighbors who rent. He has not been com pelled nt any . time diffidently to a pproach a surly landlord. And the tax officials usually have been lenient with him. Reams have been wr itten about the advanta ges of owing one ' s home. Not h- ing has been more convincing than this last two year ' s ex perience of those who are com pelled to rent. For those who are financi ally able to build no better opportunity than the present has offered in years ' Material prices are at rock bottom. Mechanics are idle and read y to do more work for a do llar than they have done in a decade. You ' can get more house ' for your money today than at any time s ince before the -world war. It Is a homebullders ' harvest. Another lesson has been the economy o f construction types. In » times • like t his repairs are less ' welcome t han ever. W hen you build Insist ' u p on , a permanent type of construction. . De- mand exterior wa lls that will resist the e ffects of weatheri ng, that do not decay or crack or warp, or need re- furbishing every other year. : -W ith so many object lessons always at hand the wonder Is that more brick homes are not built , considering the ver y little differe nce in the cost o f them-and the less substantial types o f today. MOTOR OVER! ; To the Fastest Stepping Inn of The Hamptons ! ' . ' , QU0GUE INN I . . Just Off the Montauk Highway i QUOGUE , L. I. j - . - ¦ ' , : . , ; • ' . . . ¦ ; ' ., ; I FRIED SOUTHERN CLARENCE MARKS ! CHI CKEN DINNER ¦ ' - and his [ , A Specialty Cora l Gables Orchestra t ™ ^ —— ^ — H 1—— , ' : : 1 \ >- . ' . • ' : . Also Presenting . ; - AN ALL COLORED REVUE TWICE NIGHTLY > ¦ • . ' ¦ / * • ' - . ' . , ¦ , ¦ , » . . ¦ ¦ . 1 I Phone Quogue 985 for 'Reservations I \ ' • . . \ ¦ ¦ ' .. E LLI OTT JAMISON 1 ? . . ' ' ¦ \\ Li g hten the summer menu wi t h I k / W tf tt -ft- , * J \) , J ^ f ^ Wo. Q of a cooking aeries) j ^ ^ ~ \ ^^ i ^^ f is j ww ^ 00 - ,, \ c ' 1 f ° 0, l '\ au inmc t viimo j r ^ Ss ^ jf J ^ ifff l makcB y° u / fc c * ^ z y» » M( t u n c Q M- |j _ g _ .. v ^^ \/ ff l for tabl y w arm. You shoald cut ' • ' . ' ' ¦ 1 S * ^^ S. 1 V 5 v /' ; down on the heavy, hent - produc - / y / > ' $ ¦ , - i n g foods. But he sure you are *^^ ^^ TjB ^ BBBL ^ BSKm Here is a simple way to do this. , q S j J B ^ \ / 1 f ^^ j ^^^ | HHHH j Includ e milk with each meal. 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Ju st start off driving as ^ - ^ -y ou-always-dbrAnoVpretty - ' . \ • ' soon you 'll ; b « s ' enjo ying a sw ell, sw eet new sensation —that ' s Free . Wheelin g! I t just comes natural . Befo re long you ' ll be lifting your toe from the accelerator a nd thrilling to cos tless gliding on merry old momentum. Then you 'll find your- self shifting at 40 to 50 f rom high to intermediat e and back again as easy as pie , without u a ing tho clu tch, Why, it ' s absurd , a a y I , to pass up the fun and economy of it , now that you can get a real , F ree Wheelin g Studebaker for $845. I t ' s the lowest priced Six today with Free Wheel- i ng as standard equipment —en gineered from tip to tail to g ive you its fullest ben efits in its finest form. ff ee y/heelin c f ., ori g inate d bif S tudebafar 5 845 - f Hht / artery Brooidiaven Aiito Sales , \ ' \ Inoornorn i c u . ' - (fliicQi'HW i rn en irrnnlc Ayor ' s flni'inro) 131 Jones St., Port Jefferson Sunday ' s Results North Shore 2 , St, Patrick' s 1 Circle 'A. C. 6 . Riverhead . 0 Klii g s V p n rk; B, Giants 3 West Bab ylon 14 , Modford 1 , Oontrol Isllp ' 7 , Lake Grove 1 \ Blue Point ) 8: West P n tchoguo 7 (1 3; innings) . , Standing of tho Cluba ¦ ' \ , \ \ ' . - . v ' ' W ' - L . . . P. O Bliio Point W , J 3 .057 St. , Patrick ' s 12 3 ' .1100 Circle A * . O. ,....,.. 12 4. .700 Kings Park .,,..;,.. ; 10 . \ fi .007 North Slioro ... . ..... . 0 7 .803 Riverhead ,...., II 7' ;B33 B edford ' . ' ., 7 ' 7 .4 37 West Pntolio Biw .... ft Al .312 Giants 4 12! : ' .230 OcntrnI Isllp 4 12 .250 t Mu ; Grove ,,,,; ,; ;,,. 3 13 , , 'J0 0 • ; \ / - . , Suinlay ' ii fJ anie j W, Babylon nt West Patcliontio North slioro at Giants ' ¦¦ . Kings Park nt Medford Blue'Point lit Lake .Orovo ' , Oh ' olo nt Bt P a trlolc ' d . . , - dontrrt l Isllp. at Rlv c rlic a d ' :, ' : ' \' , ¦ . . ' < ¦ ¦ \ \ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' 1 ' •; ' ¦; , r— - * -> . SUNRISE LEAGUE STANDINGS : ' l i r-^ i ii \ ¦ ¦!l i s (B t ^ fcii ' . ' : fe iii j & $ : $L - - W 0 % Ism . . . -/ -. . . f _ ^ U - . , joy ing n two weeks ' vacation , with rcl- nllv ' c a . ¦ ' • , ' . ' Mr. and Mrs. S enj. B. Hawkins and ' children , and Miss Madeline Mills are enjoying a trip through the New-Eng- land States with Maine as their des- tination. ' * Mr. and Mrs. Thos. H. Lyon had as the ir weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. J J. Turner of South Orange , N. J. . . On Saturday and Sunday they at- tended the Gold Cup races at Mon- tau k Point. \ ¦ Miss Irene Chatterton lias entered her pony, Rags, In the horse show at Sm ithtown on Saturday, August \ ' 2t> , at Fitly ' Acre Field. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cowing have gone to the mountains for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevenson of Park ave., Manhattan, left on Saturday for a trip to the Coast. ' > Mrs. Hedlfey Hllborn and Miss Alice Hilborn of Brooklyn are sailing on the liner Transylvania • on Saturday tc Halifax , Quebec , and Bermuda , and will be away two weeks , return ing here for the rest of the summer. A \Dlnt ' y Moore \ part y will be held at the Country Club on Saturday even- ing. Prizes will be given for the most attract ive costume and also for the most ori ginal. • Miss Margare t Scholl of Manhatta n and Huntington , L. I., has . returned from a week' s v isit to Underwood, N. Y Social. Beings ' at Belle Terre Colony Mrs / McManus of Poquott Village is en joying a new Crosl ey radio purchased from James Mc Dowell: Cornelius Helm of ferryville spent Thursday with his aunt , Mrs . Emijy S. Hopkins. M iss Lois Tyler has returned from \ a pleasant visit with her cousin ek . Soaford , L. I. ' ¦¦ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jayne and daug hter of Brooklyn have ^ been eH- EAST SETAUKET
