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THE TIMES RECORD, TROY, N. Y., WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1965 • .

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Duke Chills N. Carolina State Quintet

Our hats this week go off to a hustling Siena College basket­ball team which "surprised" Iona last Saturday night, 65-61.

The Indians of Dan tJunha evened their season's record at fi-f with their stunning victory Jack Mulvey, who has the Siena "iie»fame rebounding record of 27, was a key figure in the upset vi#gf'y. Mulvey grabbed off 21 rebounds and tossed in 18 points. Sophomore Mark Pahnski pumped in 13 and Rick Avella, Siena's ev#r»hualling guard, added 10.

Mfona's 6-6 Warren Isaac, who was among the top rebounders in "joe country and rated highly among the nation's scorers, M'ored 15 points, 12 in the last half.

Albany Pharmacy, now 10 2 on the year, has gained its 16th straight winning season. The Future Pharma­cists have been hurt by an injury to Let Figarsky, 61 jumping jack. Figarsky, who never played high school hall, is averaging 14 points a game for ACP and is the club's leading rcbounder. Figarsky has a badly sprained ankle. The team's tallest man, b-1 Bill Snyder also has dropped off the squad. The Future Pharmacists are now down to eight men. Rensselaer Poly's cagers, after a long layoff, resume action

tonight. I hope the layoff didn't affect the young Engineer cagers. They have started to come around and might make some noise next year with their young club.

The Vikings of Hudson Valley Community College will miss the scoring puneh and great all-around play of their top point-producer Don Mullaney for at least a week. Mullaney sustained a leg injury in HVCC's loss to Broome Tech. Tom Mosca, scrappy guard from Watervliet, has moved into Mullaney's spot. Mullaney has one of the finest jump shots around and is a great con­sistent player for Coach Bob Kirchberger's club. Greg Wilson, former Shenendehowa star, tied an Empire State Conference record last week when he hauled down 30 rebounds for HVCC against Mohawk Valley. The Vikings won the game easily 108-68. Wilson's feat duplicated Ben Baird's feat for Erie Tech last

Blue Devils Cop In OT; Nebraska Wins "Upset"

By III) MEIER ieight men because of injuries Associated Press Sport* Writer'md finished with just six when

Jack Mann wrecked North | ' w o <£ .*« •jf* tm™ ™h Carolina States llgame w i n . Nevertheless they scored thetr ning streak with 32 points last f l"f ™*. V l ? ° 7 o f «* ««*» w c e J t and their first over Kansas

State at Manhattan, Kan., in 22 years.

season.

Watch Those Comments, Coaches Tape recordings of coaches' outbursts and comments during

a basketball game may be the highlight of a forthcoming half-hour television movie being made about Broome Tech Coach Dick Baldwin.

Both Baldwin and Erie Tech Coach George Killian agreed to wear a microphone around their necks in a recent Empire State Conference game in Buffalo. The movie is being produced and filmed by a former Broome Tech cage star, Ron Capalaces. He if now doing film work for the Federal Government in Wash­ington.

Who says they don't play defense in the National Basketball Association? The way the Boston Celtics harass opponents it's no wonder they are perennial champions. In last Sunday's win over Lof Angele* a pressing defenfe and great teamwork proved too much fee LA's Elgin Baylor, Jerry West and Co. LA'a Gene Wiley was outstanding on defense in the early part of the game. ANGLING AROUND—Hugh E. Dunseath Jr., a senior at

Syracuse, is a member of Syracuse's swimming. team. Dun­seath if from Latham. He joins area swimmers Lawrence Schlegel of Troy and Peter Vanderzee of Selkirk on the Syra­cuse team . . . Lynn Fox of Schenectady is a member of the Middlebury College women's ski team.

The Duke junior from Farrell, Pa., did it again test night as he led the sixth-ranked Blue Devils to a 78-67 overtime triumph over the Wolfpack in the top college basketball game of the night.

This time Marin threw in 27 points, including two baskets on a tap-in and layup that put Duke ahead for good in the overtime at 71-87. It was the s i x t h straight victory for the B l u e Devils, who had a tougher time overcoming the Wolfpack on their home court than they did in their 84-74 triumph on State's court a week ago.

Nebraska came through with a road upset over Kansas State 62-57 in the surprise of the night. The Huskers played with o n l y

Name Mulvey To ECAC's All-East Team Siena College's rebounding

ace, 6-5 Jack Mulvey, has been named to this week's All-East College division team of the Eastern College Athletic Con­ference.

Mulvey sparked in Siena's 65-61 Middle Eastern Conference

Simmons Shines Grant Simmons led Nebraska

with 16 points before he fouled out. The defeat dimmed Kansas State's hope of repeating as champions of the Big Eight Con­ference.

Connecticut won its eighth straight and clinched a tie for the Yankee Conference title by defeating Massachusetts 70-63 at Amherst. Villanova made it six

Jack Prout Rolls 682 Triple To Lead Troy, Area Bowlers; Shirley Seabury Tops Women With 581

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Jack Prout, rolling in the Five Cities TV League at Alpha Lanes, rocked the maples for a sparkling 682 triple to take Troy Area pin honors last night. His high game was a 237.

Norm Goyer and Joe Kosow-sky, both bowling in the same loop, rapped 268 singles to take honors in that category.

Shirley A. Seabury hit a 581 series to pace the women. Shir­ley rolled her big score in tine Hi-Way Tuesday Niters at Hi-Way Recreation. Her high game was a 221.

ALPHA LANES Five Cltlef TV—J. B. Prout

237-232-682, Norm Goyer 268 in a row by whipping St. John's 1840, Joe Kosowsky 268-833, Ken of New York 52-43 at the Wild-1 Weber 223-218-607. cats' gym on the Philadelphia! TuHy AA—Ray Mason 604, Main Line.

Rick Barry, the nation's load­ing scorer, scored 51 points in leading the Miami, Fla., Hurri-canes to an easy 141110 home court triumph over Tampa. In other home court victories North Carolina thumped Wake Forest 107-91, Oregon State whacked Hawaii 92-61 and Texas Tech protected its No. 1 spot in the Southwest Conference by de­feating Texas A&M in overtime 82-76.

Blows Early Lead Duke, the only team in The

Associated Press Top Ten to see action, blew an early 11-point lead, then came from eight points back to lead until Tommy Mattocks' 15-foot jump shot for N.C State in the last 19 seconds tied the regulation game at 65-65.

Marin's two key baskets at this point put the Blue Devils on top for good. Larry Lakins tallied 30 points for State be­fore he fouled out with 44 sec­onds left in the OT. Marin ap­propriately made good both free throws on a one-and-one situation.

George Dalzell's 23 points paced Colgate to an upset road triumph over Columbia 67-82.

In other games, all home court victories, Texas beat Ar­kansas 81-65, Texas Christian downed Rice 94-75, Southern Methodist edged Baylor 76-74, Boston College defeated Boston U. 94-86, F u r m a n whipped Clemson 74-61, Georgia Tech took Georgia 73-62, George Washington humbled George­

town, D.C., 73-68, and Buff alo I Dorkas Ocker 484.

John Spring 586, Butch Groven-ger 569.

KJHS 8th Graders—Pat Rey­nolds 147-279, Candy Morreil 142-277, Debbie McCochrane 146-268.

KJHS 9th Graders — Gail Meissner 172-263, Denis Dolan 134-258, Stephanie Nicholas 125-245.

Troy Church — Joe Kinsella 224-605, Dave Thorsland 585, Bernie Showalter 570, Earl Morse 224-558, Orril Fortune 552.

St. Patrick's Holy Name—Joe Grant 230-236—868, Dip De-Palma 519, Warren Kern 519.

Sycaway Pharmacy—Dorothy Hunter 200-200—599, Kay Mac-Donald 501, Anne Covatta 495.

LHS Girls—Janice "Clark 173-316, Kathy Breen 176-308, Don­na Wilson 151-284, Ann Morgan 149-284.

Alpha Victory — Dot Murray 193-200—578, Clara Merritt 490, Fran Forcucci 480.

Brownie Tavern—Paul Sulli­van 220-594, Jack Preston 241-581, Ned Dougherty Jr. 570.

Andersen's Real Estate—Dick Button 225-232 — 685, Mike Filuta 223-591, Wayne Griffin 213-582.

Alpha Bits — Blanche Gauth-ier 175-480, Stella Skaarup 466, Dorcas Ocker 422.

TROJAN BOWLOTORIUM Mario's Airport—Sam Valenti

219-594, Al Pagano 212-578, Ed Morris 562.

Sycaway Men—Al Nitz 588, John Rote Hi 551, Dennis Bulson 546, Tom Danahaer 546.

Cahill's Sportsters — Nellie Eaton 186-530, Lee Gori 174-507, Ann Tebo 184-504.

Duncan's Dairy—James Gil-man 215-580, Jack Keegan 216-550, Tim Brady 217-550.

Merchants Choice—Pat Pick­ett 190-494, Rose Piscatelli 472, Phyllis Dickerson 465.

League of Nations — Chuck Welkins 228-217—568, Elmer Quell Jr. 550, John Pa store 222-534, Sylvia Weingartner 503, Eleanor Quell 454, Jane Urro 431.

Toppers—Buster Harrell 527, Ted Baxter 513, Harold Johnson 501.

Vision Opticians—Sam Armao 231-5711, Rocky Valenti 215-568, Mike Pagano 215-550, Elaine Va­lenti 423, Frances Margo 419, Fran Armao 301.

Bowlotorium Mixed — Les Brewer 543, Bud Wager 541, Joe Eates 504, Peg Keegan 445, Phyllis Wager 407, Georgianna Zeller 407, Bea Gile 407.

Pal-OMine—Ken Blake 228-800, Jack Abrams 590, Howie Zeller 227-582.

Sleasman's Mixed—Jake Gil­bert 582, Bud Wagner 235-555, Roy Boyer 534, Shirley Seabury 509, Jean Duda 494.

Columbiette American—Fran Esposito 225-544, Eleanor Ma-cari 411, Eleanor Vaccarelli 404.

Trojan Women—Juanita Ma-lone 207-538, Katy Holland 490, Bea Carafano 490, Kay Gallo 489.

Mac's Auto Parts—Ann Bart-kowski 190-538, Mary Malthaner 209-528, May Haldeman 191-516.

Troy Retailers—Ed Kline 224-592, Aaron Paul 562, William Luric 559.

ILGWU—Eileen Maguire 425, Vera Melchor 420.

Troy .Record—Tom Lesson 586, Bill Roddy 584, Tom Dowd 571.

HI-WAY RECREATION Hi-Way Tuesday Nighters— jCOHOES ARENA Shirley A. Seabury 221-581,! Cohoes Ladies

Trudy Nazarian 524, Rose Dick­inson 463, Carl Hanson 525, Bill Walsh 515, Don Lutz 511.

Leisurettes — Ginnie Scovall 205-523, Lorraine Hu&sey 523,

Moore Victor In Coast Cue Tourney Burbank, Calif. (AP)—Jim­

my Moore of Albuquerque, N.M., withstood a strong come­back; by New York's Jimmy CJRrano to rack up his third st&ifht victory last night, 150-lOJ, in the World Pocket Bil-liJrds Championships.

fctill leading the 38-day $19,-50| tourney with 7-0 and 6-0 lefords, respectively, are Jack Bfl|it of Houston, Tex. and caWro Murphy of Brooklyn.

Other results: Harold Baker, Ni-th Hollywood, Calif, defeat­e d Ronnie Alien, Burbank, Calif., 150-28; Verne Peterson, \naheim, Calif, defeated Don Tfccr, Chicago, 150-94, and Dltiny Gartner. Perth Amboy, NaT defeated Harry Dahl, Can-og* Park, Calif., 150-80.

llackhawks, Pistons Score JThe Bluehawks beat the

finals, 64-81, and the Pistons topped the Knicks. 63-37, in the rnfy Boys Club House League last night.

fche scoring: •uthawkt tH\ Jnr Murri) .'J. Bob

Wjfcon IS. Ron Duket 2. Ken Washing­ton 4. Frank L»ihw»y IS. Krtnrls Cot-I n | 4

t«M>U <«l> H*rb William* 19. linn Rirtmut 2.\ Wallar* Oamni-#ll 9. Perry >•.«•!• 4, Jim Kolfy 4

n-tnn* (Ml Jay Mahonav 1. Don !{«•» ?.V Kit Bailey J.\ Curt Bailey «.

"Tulip Planting" Instead Of Snow

Castletoo, Vt. (UPD—Per­sons telephoning the Birdseye Ski area yesterday for skiing conditions heard this reply: "No snow. Not operating. We're planting tulips."

Last Night's Fight Results

By The Associated Press New York—BiU Collins, 151,

Detroit, knocked out Ricky Or­tiz, 148'/4, Puerto Rico, 3.

Capetown, South Africa—Joe Brown, 136^, Houston, Tex., outpointed Levy Madi, 131, South Africa, 10.

School 1 Captures 2 Volleyball Games School 1 defeated host School

12, 12-10 and 15-7, yesterday in girls* volleyball.

Shirley Turner and Ben'l Rhodes were outstanding for the winners as were Paula Dannet-ko and Linda Seibert for School 12.

JACK MULVEY

win over Iona last Saturday night. He pulled down 21 re­bounds and scored 18 points.

Others on the first club are Al Jonscn of St. Lawrence; Frank D'Agostino of Adelphi; Howie Smith of Merrimack and Francis Duncheskie of Susque­hanna.

Sophomore of the week is St. Michael's Rich Falkenbush.

Other area cagers nominated for the club are Rick Avella of Siena; Dick Crossett of Albany State and Ron Giancola and Tom Urbelis, both of Union.

Area sophomores nominated were Mark Palinski of Siena and Mike Bloom of Albany State.

Colorado Girl Seeking New Skate Laurels

Pete IXK«ly « Snick". U i l t'nnm 9.

O Don Mil s, Morgan •. O Herbert «,

Oslerhoul P.

Clarkson Skaters Trim Princeton Princeton. N. J. (AP)—Clark-

son, with seven players scoring, trounced Princeton in hockey last night, 9-1.

Captain Gary Bray and wing Jack Morrill each had two goals.

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Lake Placid (AP)—Gail New­berry of Colorado Springs, Colo., starts her campaign for a sec­ond national title today as com­petition begins in the 1985 Uni­ted States figure skating cham­pionships.

Miss Newberry, 16, regarded as one of the world's finest free-stylists, won the novice ladies' crown a year ago and will be seeking the junior ladies' title this season.

Other favorites among the field of nine in the junior class include Honey Kerr, 16. of New York City, and Sharon Bates, 17, of Oakland. Calif.

Compulsory figures in junior ladies' singles, novice men's singles and lovice ladies' sin­gles are on the opening day schedule. The first titles will be decided tomorrow night with the free skattng finals in the two novice events.

spanked Niagara 74-63.

RPI Streak Goes On Line Tonight R e n s s e l a e r Poly's cage

forces, now 6-6, put their three-game winning streak on the line tonight at 8:15 as they play host to Trinity.

The Engineers s w e p t by Hamilton, Harpur and Hobart prior to the exam break.

Sophomores Tom Sorensen and Mike Lippy have been de­clared scholastically ineligible for the rest of the season for Coach Billy Kalbaugh's club.

RPI will also be without the services tonight of Ed Tosti and Frank Coughlin. Tosti has a foot infection and Coughlin has a broken nose.

Red-hot Albany State plays at Onconta at 8 p.m.; Siena plays at Potsdam at 8:15 p.m. and A l b a n y Pharmacy goes against LaSalette Seminary at Guilderland Junior High School at 8 p.m. in other games tonight.

School 5 Cagers Defeat School 16 School 5 beat visiting School

18. 43-35, in a Troy Public School League cage contest yes­terday.

Carl Gamble, with 17, and Willie Gamble, with 14. led the winners.

Frank Coon's 22 paced the losers.

Golden Gloves Committee Meets Tomorrow Night

The executive committee for the Adirondack AAU Golden Gloves Championships will conduct its weekly meeting to­morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Troy Boys Club.

The championships will be held at Troy High School March 22-23.

The affair is sponsored by the Dads Club of the Troy Boys Club.' Fo.mer T r o y Mayor Neil Kelleher Is chair* man.

German Champ Ends Ring Career Stuttgart, Germany (AP) —

Gustav Scholz. 34. the European light heavyweight champion from Germany, has ended his boxing career for health rea­sons.

The boxer. * veteran of 16 'years in the ring, announced his

Washington (AP) — Outfield- retirement on a television show 2 Sign With Sens

cr Willie Kirkland and pitcher Phil Ortega signed yesterday with the Washington Senators, making a total of 28 players who have returned contracts for 1965

last nicht

Ward Gets $30,000 Chicago f AP) — Third base­

man Pete Ward, home run and runs-batted-in leader for the Chicago White Sox last season.

Tallies Six Gary Blongiewicz, former

Amsterdam High star, tallied six points last night as Colgate's basketball team defeated Co­lumbia. 87-82, in New York.

Cards Sign White St. Louis (AP)—BiU White,

Wynantskill Men—Paul Carl 224-623, Paul Kehn 587, Ed Hussey 573.

Albia Mixed — Dolores Ray 550, Marilyn Cooper 200-517, Bea Bonesteel 481, Bill Gum-mer 565* Bill Sarauw 553, Ernie Kern 541.

Pittstown Mixed—Dot Weeden 198-488, Betty Norton 464, Ann Weeden 460, Bill Hull 582, Sam Campbell 566, Bob. CI avion 539.

Hi-Way Women — T r u d y Nazarian 513, Audrey Bloom-ingdale 481, Dot Diehl 480.

Rambler AA — Angie De-Genero 584, Nick Cioffi 578, Tony Mango 576.

HILLTOP BOWL Volunteer Firemen — Chuck

Baickle 226-578, Harold Dun­ham 200-538, Lee Dufty 223-521.

City Slickers Mixed — Frank Agostine 487, Larry Meyer 453, Earl Colley 448, Ellen Mayer 388. Kay McArdle 350, Florence Rogers 340.

Andy's Mixed — John Daurio 534, John Doriski 514, Jim Quin­tan 202-472, Mina Laurio 474, Viola Doriski 177-428, Beth Poillon 409.

Troy Post Office—Harry Ma-har 594, Jim Pasinella 570, Tom McNamara 540.

Coffee ft Donut- - Ruth Weber 470, Sandy Bucciero 182-439, Bertha Burkhart 437.

Howie's Jewelers — Evelyn C iff* Oil 404

St. Ann's Holy Name—Bill Roberts 225-587, Leo Roberts 564, Bernie Heroux 558, John Heroux 550.

Lazy J. Mixed—Rose Bouchey 448, Barb Thomson 398, Mickey Moore 383, Ed Coon 579, Gary Bogue 489, Bill Thompson 480.

Walker's Mixed—Rita Pa nasi 413, Connie Hyatt 376, Karen Vaughn 387, Joe Hunisak 214-549, Bob Cent 508. Dick Kelly 504.

Anderson's Dairy Mixed— George Day 537, Chuck Opoka 522, Ed Kingsley 509, Midge Day 482, Marcine Roarke 485, Grace Smith 412.

Freihofer's—Frank DeStefano 577. Art Gowie 213-575, Al Luci­ano 556.

TROY BOWL Trojan Hardware — B e t t y

Connally 200-508, Clare Carella 494, Janice Perry 494.

Lansingburg Church League j— Don Knott 228-587, Therm ] Remington 237-585, John Hark* MM 218-567.

Van Schaick Businessmen — George Brimmer 224-215—808, Jerry Stone 217-581. Cap Biotte 577, George Reilly 577.

Starlet Mixed — Herb Pas-sineau 539. George Weatherwax 507, Chuck Warren 505, Jeanne Canfield 457, Isabel Messier 456, Bernice Wirren 445.

Mixed Match — Tom Foley 539, Ken Quinn 536, Richard Wenzel 508. Ann Quinn 471, Kay Mayotte 474, Emma Bauer 423.

Classic (4 games)—Amelia DeMento 222-758, Joyce Lajeunesse 214-739, Shirley Semkiick 198-719, Sylvia Locken 203-712.

Jackson Avenue Businessmen —Clarence Tofte 225-824, Richie Hurst 219-604, Pete Bessette 225-802, Earl Dion 233-585, John Rowan 572, Joe Frances-coni 223-569.

Cohoes K. of C. Bird League-Joe Messier 600, Mike Miranda 583. Bill Lee 581.

Variety Businessmen — Clem Grignon 222-603, Walt Mickritz 225-579, Earl Linen 236-575.

Cohoes Rainbow —- Kathleen Bagley 190-560, Agnes Drago-nette 509, Alice Chagnon 495.

Cohoes Merchants — Amelia DeMento 518, Jean Dawkins 503. Ann Roberts 484.

Independent Women — Kay Cavosie 515, Dawn Bonneau 499, Mary McDonald 493.

Roaring Twenties—Irene Dra-paliki 456, Monica Flatley 456, Millie Kolak 447.

signed a 19S5 contract yesterday!star first baseman for the St. for around $30,000, a substan- Louis Cardinals, signed his 1985 tial increase over 1984. {contract yesterday.

SCHAGHTICOKE CENTER Schaghtkoke Women Tuesday

Niter*—Ruth Wiley 489.

DE MENTO LANES Green Island Liquor Store-

Betty McNulty 204-509, Marilyn McLaughlin 478, Pat Lamb 476.

Miss Mary's — Lorraine Hus­sey 702, Theresa Kannar 691, Marge Tworek 568.

Watervliet Fraternal — John Fulgin 223-608, Harry Kaspar-ian 241-599, Bill Burger 234 589. /

St. Paul's — John Guzy 245-608, Tom Evers Jr. 600, Charles Lodge 596, Tom Lelaney 534, George Lelory 528, Frank Riley 528.

RetalUck Lumber — Barbara Cropsey 547, Carm Lacivita 209-525, Lois Lansing 520.

Tavern—Ed Spaulding 236-581, George Ehvesman 570, Ron Galligan 585, Al Evans 546, Charley Casey 541.

Patten Post Mixed — Leo Tracey 227-610, Jack Meher 216-567, Jim Tracey 543, Josie Me-her 212-549, Ann Kapusnik 200-525, Julia Slichko 477.

Dom's Mixed—Mary Haskins 584, Joe Slish 570, Ted Mertens 501, Ruth Mertens 193-555, Pat Pickett 191-483, Edna Piscitella 482.

Funsters—Hank Mangene 553, Rennie Moscatiello 520, Harry Semonchik 474, Dot Frateschi 446, Nickie Daniel 440, Tommie Esposito 437.

Wonders—Bob Connery 551, Bill Lofink 488, Larry Scesny 472, Mary Dayton 495, Sandy Fowler 451, Ron Gilligan 447.

Behr-Manning Mexicans — Chuck Coonradt 230-591, Mike Toma 220-589, Frank McGivern 580.

Maplewood Legion—John Den­nis 215-580, Bill Sokol 567, Joe Potosky 556.

Troy Fire Dept.—H a r v e y Schultz 507, Chuck Doyle 497, Ralph Nusca 491.

Ned's Vagabonds—Joe Vum-baco 234-809, Ralph Archer 559, Ed Legnard 222-540.

Columbiettes—Rita Stemisky 472, Hazel Connors 416, Jean Hamm 410.

COLUMBIA LANES AL Blue Stars—Linda Clark

485, Jane Leonard 484, Nancy McCarter 479.

Strikers—Janice Kil-venton 492, Marian Legenbauer 480, Jane Von Fricken 459.

AL Stelers—Jack Abrams 224-588, Bub Hilton 578, John Zah-ner 577.

Tri-City Sportsmen — E a r l Friedel 223-786, Harold Finch 224-756, Bill Anderson 258-757, Don Rosekrans 234-754.

Latham Chamber of Com­merce—Lloyd Bishop 554, Bill Davis 552, Gill Willsey 487, Janet Hoefed 426, Mary Alves 397, Merry Lou Wilson 372.

Mechanicville Merchants — Kevin Wixted 232-816, Dom De-Chiro Jr. 591, Augie Almela 575, Dan DiCerce 216-574.

Columbia Semi-Classic—Frank Hans 602, Lennie Roylance 227 600, Tom Hatlee 237-599, Bob Boyd 596, Bill Joslin 574, Char­lie Gill 571.

Boght Mixed — Red DeLong 195-507, Bruce Benson 520, Jack DeBock 459, Irene Br ion 443.

Troy Drug — Nick Bruno Jr. 232-585, Dom Testo 559, Nick Martone 544.

LATHAM BOWL Watervliet Arsenal — Merritt

Brundige 233-810, Charlie Neth 769, Ed Inglis 227-788.

Farmers—Myron Tryon 54S, Bill Coghill 532, Tuck Casabon-ne 532.

S h a k e r e t t e a — Connie Tomaszewski 185, Mary Lou Haefer 185, Peg Kneiper 510.

CWV—Jack Baum 222-621, Frank Nerf 237-588, Lou Piroha 580, Art Blackshaw 563, Daa La Barge 557.

Finnigan's House of Hall­mark—Lee Bozza 187-508, Ber­tie Finnigan 489, Lin Bass 489

St. Ambrose Women-^Joyce Burnett 499, Josie Meher 484, Mary Hoffman 453.

Watervliet Post Office—Gene Beaudoin 570, Bill DiBacco 559. Tony Morra 549.

Wolferts Roost—Bill Murphy 237-803.

Sleepy Gala—Ronnie Trenshe 194, Mary Hodgkina 518.

Sparetiraers — Marie Carmoli 210-543, Marge Rossi 521.

Arsenal Individual — Frank Carney 225-788, Merritt Brun­dige 204 765, Joe Alpy 753.

International Harvester—Phil Cassera 230, Bob Cady 522, Eleanor Ricther 152, Ann Mus-tico 398.

Latham Kiwanis — Bob Bow* 202-553, Lou Barr 200-512, BUI Romain 188-526.

Rolling Pins—Tillie Lepharo 180-483, Julie Duffney 126-418.

Simmons Machine Tool — Cuyler Hoen 239, John Keehan 533, Bob St. John 525.

Vischer Ferry Fire Auxiliary —Olive Philo 201-468, Gail Cro-teau 121-462, Diane Eusepi 180-481.

Williams Press—Jim Olson 220-573, Don Harrison 538, Ernie Hatch 528.

TRI-CITY LANES Bowling Bags—Jo Long 408. Shangri-La Mixed — Novella

Downs 446 Willie Silas 482. Tri-City Majors—Bob Grotty

224-796, Les Bonesteel 760, Bob Daubney 753.

Albany Felt Men—Ed Donlon 224, Don Vanderwerken 555, Chet Skubel 508.

Sherlock's Tavern — Ha Fitzgerald 587, Henry Kandoian 538, Jack Creagan 531.

AFC Bowlerettes — F r e d a Hunt 200-462, Viva O'Hire 188, Jackie Snyder 166.

Iroquois Mill work — Joseph Jojo Jr. 582, Bob Dwyer 571, Frank Gladu 228, BUI Jojo 558.

OTHER ALLEYS K. of C. International—John

Kehn 511, Joe Lfnesey 488, Joe Will 472.

Camp's Girls—Marge Falcone 191-515. Pat Golinski 190-511, Delores Renaldi 489, Florence Wells 468, Kay Agostine 458.

St. Luke's Men—Ed Lory 227-612, Bud McGrath 234-580, Tom Pilling 553.

Watervliet E l k s Tuesday Niters — Walter Zielonko 210, Frank Slichko 200-585.

Troy Club Stag—Ace Le-vonian 196-533, Andy SemanscO 214-512, John Mabm 185-525.

St. Joseph's Men—Joe Ham mes 580, Jim Barbute 555, Don Morton 551.

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