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Fa Ler meerine ~ ROGERS PRAISES Of Work Done By L. I. District Board Devils, came Approved Basketball Officials. with the Long Island district £ ss of coring has |is doimg so much for basketball in h.“ adopted yuan! lr’n‘toar\ general, I feel that every coach namen! “than I; should become a member whether he expects to officiate or not.\ rule interpretations, Secretary Harry Lobaugh. TRIANGLES BEATEN n classes of com- ar- to the regular beginning with the 95 division and including the , 115, 125, 185, 145, 155, 165, 75 and 185 pound weights. The competition will start at 7:30 p. m. te r args or ine u ° of the wel cere- monies both in the preliminaries | 'and the finals. The preliminary ceremonies will take place on W afternoon while the weighing will be held just before the semi-finals get under- \i717; Central team, which placed it the Great Neck invitation .FriMap,. is expected to battle it ger The Mitchel league, defeated the gymnasinm court. With Oceanside, the defending | scoring for the winners. Ider, for top honors with the other teams fighting for indi- fig!!!“ 31:33:11: tly th - e recently won the league title have finished in the mer Avian-l 4h ue. gem-MI}!!! runner-up position to Oceanside | rea V........... \ year since the inception of | Unee the ent. * SOUTH SIDE 2NDS WIN Centre Reserves Defeat Girls' Jayvees, 49-4 with ease through the Jayvee defense, (the Side second string girls' scored a 40-4 defeat over the first honors for the each making nine points. The line-np: It: Aviators 17; Tri les is ReferI—lflllfinifl- A. ue in the Kansas sector. moundsman Arin \in: staff, is 1 i|ior baseball. APutales ..... .. 3 ae rotale ...... school all-star “viii-gr mere . 4 p.m. La mid club ve. L. 1) -mural team: «ties team, 8 p anside Wrestlers 4 ourth Tournament Crown MW, Count OFF CINS East Islip Coach In Favor out in favor of Long Island District Board of for I feel this group is in no small measure responsible for the high standard of officiating we enjoy at the present time. Since this group The Long Island district board has been highly praised by many lovers of the court game through- out the Island for its activities to- ward standardizing the officiating. It has sponsored rules interpreta- tion meetings, demonstrations, a' in co-operation with the Review- Star, has run a series of articles in , written by BY AVIATORS, 32-22 Oceanside Club Topped By Fast- mum! I'Alwrfllln Field Aviators, runners-up in the Harbor Service Oceanside Triangles, 32-22, on the air base Holding a two-point lead at the half, the Aviators rallied to tally 15 points in the last period. Un- scored 11 markers to lead the Don and Paul Engels shared Triangles, Don Gutteridge, favorite in the race to capture the third-base nomination with Frank Frisch's Gas-Housers, has kept active all winter officiating basketball games Mort Cooper, right - handed to a t on graduate of American Legion jun- Frosh- school all-star Intra- ton girle. vs. Wood- J Mo Hest 5 Seek RACES ARE CLE dl ANITEUR Lo0 Playoff Seen Possible In Both Divisions Of the Malverne Fraternity dug to- morrow night while the Oilers will get a forfeit victory over the now departed Hempstead Alumni Wed- Despite the two point setback the Sea Side city team handed the Purple and White clad Freeport team at the Long Beach court only a short time ago, Freeport is a slight favorite to romp through its remaining games and then win the single game playoff. Long Beach has flashed impres- sive form at times this year but at no time has been as consistent as the defending Nassau county champions, who possess not only speed but plenty of court craft and a mixture of veterans and youth for a balanced lineup. 3rd Place Battle As for the remainder of the teams it looks as though the Rock- ville Centre Alumni and the Bell- more club will battle it out for third place honors with the Mal- verne Fraternity, Gibson Athletic club, Valley Stream Athletic club and the Hempstead Fraternity for the second division. On Northside of the- island | the race has practically settled down to a private duel between the Mineola Athletic association and the Roslyn Caseys, as the re- sult of the recent defeats suffered by the St. Dominic's Alumni of Oyster Bay and the Tally-Ho club of Westbury, defendi 1 champions. The Roslyn and Mineola teams, barring unforeseen upsets, will battle for the title at the Mineola high court a week from Wednes- day night for both teams have jst about completed the remainder of their schedule, Mineola, which won the title for three seasons prior to last year when it lost in a round robin play- off with Oyster Bay and Tally-Ho is a slight favorite to win because of the fact that it will be playing at home. In a previous meeting at the Roslyn high gym Mineola scored a decisive victory. Sirce that time, however, the C3unty Seaters have been upset by the St. Dominic's Alumni club, which has strength- ened the hopes of the Hilltoppers. } The two clubs are natural rivals for most of the players who now wear the Roslyn Casey uniforms played for the Oyster Bay club a year ago when a triple-tie oc- curred. Tally-Ho and St. Dominic's are scheduled to battle all the way to the tape for third place honors with the laurels about evenly di- vided. | LEGIONETTES TRAVEL Freeport 19-17; Seek 2nd Win Tonight _o AAq For RETORN contest > m E seuss Williston Girls _TOPP1G| roan |A Fees oe 8 0B (Pe (iE 26-19 WI Sea Side Team Topped 33- 24, Red Devils Rout New Jersey Quintet Demerest held the O'Donovan outfit in check in the first quarter to trail by 5-4 after eight minutes, never in doubt. The accurate passing and shooting of the con- ference five had Demerest be- wildered in the second canto when Moran and Samet led a drive that brought the count to 17-4 shortly before the intermission. . Red Devils Use Subs Using frequent substitutions In the last half, Freeport was con- tent to hold its lead and staved off every Demerest rally with heads- up defensive play. Captain Jack Moran was the backbone of a smooth zone defense and also chalked up 13 points for scoring honors. Reilly and Samet tossed in eight points each to tie for the runner-up slot. Long Beach, annually one of the strongest quintets on the south shore, put up a stubborn battle against a well-balanced St. Simon Stock five before dropping a 33-24 decision. The 51135” and White cagers drew w four points of the pneeupmten in the last period when Bob Gersten paced a quick-breaking attack, but lost out in the closing minutes. The Walshmen dropped behind by 5-0 in the first two minutes, but quickly recovered from their stage fright to click off ten straight points in their best showing of the game. George Lay led the spurt with two baskets and a foul shot. However, the Saints came back with a rally of their own to take a 12-10 lead, holding the advan- tage at halftime as McDonald of the losers and Bolton of St. Simon matched baskets in a hectic final minute. Rosenbaum, six foot six center of the Bronx combination, spelled defeat for the invaders in the third quarter when he used his height to set up plays with Jimmy Kier- nan on the scoring end. The Long Beach zone defense fell apart in a futile attempt to get the ball from Rosenbaum, leaving Kiernan free for pop shots which he cashed in on with uncanny accuracy. Trailing by 25-14 as the teams went into the last quarter, Long Beach came to life under the leadership of diminutive Bob Gersten, who scored eight points in five minutes as the Beachers nar- rowed the gap to 28-24. When baum was ejected on fouls the chances of the Beachers seemed good, but they wilted un- der the strain and St. Simon scored five more points. The lineuns: | f iy MARCH 1. my oo | REINEMAN FAILS - a G \ 3 9 hll | IN EELlAH Flu f J | I | i | - l Recreation Manager Tops Marks, But Pin Team Still On Bottom Despite excellent bowling on the part of Eddie Heineman, the Hempstead Ford Motors team is still in last place today in the lBudwuser Long Island major eague. HE. SPENPS THe i Heineman came through with OFF SEASON ON is two high marks last night in the 126-A4cRE FARM, regular weekly series at the SPECIALIZING in Hempstead Recreation, knocking D w s off a for individual high game BLOODE os and a 757 series. However, the Ford team was unable to take all three of its games with the Louis McMahon quintet and remains in the cellar position. A clean sweep would have moved the Ford team ahead of Wolfs men shop. The race for first place tight- ened again when Charhe's tavern scored a 2-1 win over Niddrie- \Foss while Ackley's Beverages won two games from Gables Tavern. The standings now show both Charlie's Tavern and Ack- leys with 39 victories and 21 de- feats. OFFICIALS IN THE 06 The standings and scores Theo. countey Co E Ackleys Beverages . 21 Anite fname i the droit Frm Charlie's Tavern .. a Busch and Hillard 24 M ® 4 Old Heidelberg . 27 Baldwin Hands Petersburg (§§: :%. # McCulloch and John! 20 ® D. and R. Liquors .. 32 3rd Straight Defeat, 39-26 =s\ _ a GIHSHN ELUHMEN 9 {Louise H. McHahon 34 __ | Woods Jewelers .. 32 I Fireside Inn .. 34 « P v Southerners Unable To Win Single Encounter Franklin Square. # , =-- + A oll's en's Shop . Victors Romp To Early: During Three-Day Invasion Hempstead Ford 36 Lead In Gaining 32-14 | Were H 4 w. 0 W € The Petersburg high school basketball team of Virginia was back affinegrngenr £3 Re in Over Woodmere | home today wondering what the formula was to take the measure Cite in i% of a south shore high school quintet. Totals Coss sin peo The Bellmore Basketball club The southerners ended their second invasion of Nassau county Btttmaaty (® PN {was ntoday“film)lythentrertllfihed diin in three years by bowing to the Baldwin high five, 39-26, at the MAKOH® lito I8 ourth position in the southern di- __________________________ q Le R ao s vision of the Nassau County Ama- BaIdWIn eymnasium Saturday Thompoon to 186 teur basketball league as the re- night. . Totals ... (ose amr sult of a 32-14 victory over the = The record of the Virginians Gibson Athle’ic club at the Wood- now «shows no. victories @&INSt parey ... le aay mere high gym Saturday nicht. i six defeats for their two visits, 8 fH The triumph was the fifth in ten Baldwin and Lawrence both hold~ Schicld im ito starts for the Belimore team and | i ° ax: adecl’siix. and Lynbrook Geon (n (B lifted them up to a .500 rating ng \ C Tot e Cais while it placed the Bronch team, | and South Side one apiece Hana Fireside Imm (80000000 uy their nearest contenders, a game | ___ A crowd of close to 700 people vie uo dsr fas and a half behind. jammed their way into the Bald- Ao Ho H Belimore romped into an early NassaU Sext@tt M@GtS win gymnasium to see the charges (ae ain ase lead during the first half that was - . of Coach Roland Day meet the Totals toss ate ase featured by defensive play, whi'e | JUNOT College, BOWS Blue and Gold Craigmen in the L. #. b in the third period the home boys : e < mn 7 rallied to cut the margin between T0 N. Y. U. 29-19 ; feature contest of the three-day I8 Ho 18 the two teams to five points. | trip. hick i a Horr & i tren In the final minutes of the game The Hofstra girls entrain for | jeading the Close A division of the - , as Eddie Carty, former Baldwin high Bergen county, N. J., today where South Shore high school league and Totals we star, started to drop in fle'd £025 they meet the Bergen Junior col- is tied with Freeport for the lead Barth ue with monotonous regularity and Jege, in the N t uiekly | Qunzer |. 161 soon the Bellmore team had the | , in the Nassau conference 4 Y # The New York university five settled the issue Vosherg 102 game solted away. | took th R | Heineman ise . e_ measure of the local With Johnny De Angelis and - Carty's seven field goals for 14/ co-eds Saturday night, breaking! Gerald McHugh setting the pace. \*** me points took high individual hon~|a 10-10 deadlock at the half 10 the Nassau schoolboys rolled up ors. win 29-19 at the Hempstead EYm-|a 16.1 jead in the first quarter. Pian B In a preliminary gome 'he Gib-| After returning from Bergen Petersburg's only point was made ichtahon tm son Junior varsity team took the county the Blue and Gold jounies \by Bill Traylor a minute before silla g‘; measure of the Bellmore reserves, \to meet Hicksville at the latter's the end of the period when the ll ° S20 22 LZ 19-8. | court tomorrow. Miss Stroh feels score was 12-0 against his team. T* wig io 0 5 The lincuns | confident that her charges will pe Angelis opened the scoring Voripei - Sis re ies e 9 \ \} un,, 06, jfcome out of the two day campaign with a field goal from underneath gy,’~“'.,‘ Pd it C1 19o .. 4 1| with just as many wins. when he tapped back the rebound Brands! PH A \ ? 2; The Hofstra mentor was well |of Zachmann's long shot. A few \\*\\ M4 . 1 e Cot J pleased with the showing against moments later Fitzgerald made it Tora osm , 140 6 300697. re - the strong N. Y. U. varsity and 4-0 with a set shot from the side Murtha dr (.l 4D It <2 Slexpects Bergen college and Hicks- of the court. Meile _. ns 16, 32! Totais ® !t! ville high to be mild competition 'The second period saw the en-! fe _. 4 £17 ;g ag) by comparison, trance of the Blue and Gold sec- | Schmidt t 10 608 55) The lineup: ond team and Petersburg. rallied \°\\ fs p i j - r , ”axillary-u, In; xtsmigs score to 18-14 at the otals Weg Juan-“m 99% a Diamora fer sion. Keller. Jr h uur ise 0'Blum. if i &) At the start of the second half Ermine\ (to £2 g I RIN .q f | the regulars went back into the | # 0(Hann, rg .0 0| fray for the Baldwin squad and Nockier 207 | $ fee > ° °} quickly raised the lead to eleven Totals . \me hee . - -| points ; Totals .cc... ! 29) Fitzgerald with five field goals wiu.,,, | teo an 'for 10 points took high scoring | Bundhate na a | honors. ivar!!!“ in g , ~_--_-_---6 . oun EASE UIIHNTETE l NASSAU FIREMEN'S i The lineup R m Keile®. ar 200 187. Baldwin (8) etersbure . (2M) --- -= we P Total tor | BOWL'NG LEAGUE I Terman\ \od fi‘ix‘cl‘fiar’r', nid o \\* C madrie-Fom e | McHugh, if 4) #iDoyle c C3 %, Dterking - m f | cnl ilk onl 1 Tots, i | Lragu® staxpmg | Reowshers. ® 1 1) VanGott [Fr 1,5 meus gun Dehigerm, te C1 ATravior, in 1) whany ns wm tor all toy is 1a | totais ar on ms -- Floral Park ful cont ® _ dobnke (t) M Went Remprtend Totale 18, 39. 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