Rockaway Beach NY Wave Of Long Island 1965

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SPORTS
Heavy New Rochelle Linemen
Dull Far Rock's Sharp Drive
ute left to play.
The first part of the game was
Outlook Good not
as exciting as, the last, biit ll-Point Sweep Puts Maskins At Top
both teams fought hard. OutIn 3rd Period standing was Larry Fortunoff,
The stubborn Far Rockaway who picked up about 150 yards
Of Park Bowling League By 5 Points
Sea Horses gained a 7-6 lead in on the ground, carrying most of
the third quarter of the football
game with New Rochelle last Saturday, but couldn't keep the visitors from winning 20-7.
The Sea Horse score was made
when Brian Slowey recovered a
fumble on the New Rochelle 30yard line. Two plays later, Robert
Brown carried the pigskin over
with an end run. The conversion
was made by Larry Fortunoff.
Although New Rochelle did the
scoring from then on, the visitors'
gains did not come easily.
At one point Danny Sandler almost intercepted a pass. If he
had, he would have gone for a
touchdown.
Later, New Rochelle drove 25
yards for a touchdown.
With approximately two mirv
utes left to play, Far Rockfway
had the ball on the New Rochelle
30-yard line and John Gay nor
went back to pass. He was hit,
however, lost the ball, and New
Rochelle drove approximately 30
yards for a touchdown. That
score was made with about a min-
the time.
The Far Rockaway team was
hampered throughout the game
because fullback Robert Steiner
could not play. He was out of the
game with an injury.
Crowd Gets Into Fifijht
Another problem arose at the
end of the game, when two players, one from each side, got into
a fight. The crowd took sides and
surged down onto the field. The
near-riot was quelled by coaches
and officials.
Also to be noted is that Far
Rockaway's defense held exceptionally well. Brian Slowey played
a wonderful game.
As for Far Rockaway's offense,
it was good, but hurt by two opposing linemen who stood 6 feet
4 and weighed 250 pounds each.
At the end of the game, scoreboard read:
Far Rockaway
0 0 7 0
7
New Rochelle
6 0 0 14 20
Maskin's Mens Shop swept 11
points last Wednesday night for
the second straight week and
led the Rockaway Park Bowling
League by 5 points. Bob Boggiano
paced the team with a 204, 213,
589 series. He was aided by Tom
Lynster's 222, 542 series and
Frank Hall's 522 series. Their victims were W.F. Brunner Realtors
whose only bright spot was a 528
series by Elmer Gould.
The Donnelly Plumbers upset
Donohue's Wines & Liquors, 8-3.
Sam Osias bowled a 522 series
and Walter Schultz had a 221,
517 for the plumbers while Ted
Stathis rolled a 523 series for
Donohue's.
In a close match, the 129TH St.
Delly defeated the Hegarty Movers 6-5 to climb up to third place.
Bob Bilboa's 212, 568 series
gave the Chase Manhattan Bank
an 8-3 win over the Georges Florist. The Florist salvaged 3 points
when Chet Maskin bowled a 517
series.
W. H. Blum & Sons Insurance
finally got on the scoreboard as
they beat Mammes Ice Cream,
8-3.
Boggiano & McaWlters emerged victorious over Rogers Hotel
8-3 on the strength of Ben Bornstein's 533 series. Jerry Millstein
had a 200 game for Rogers.
Bulloch's Servicenter blanked
the Peninsula General Hospital,
11-0 as Sponsor Jim Bulloch
sparked his team with a fine 212,
225-574 series.
The final match was a contest
between pharmacies with Becker's Pharmacy besting Neiman's
Pharma'cy, 7-4. High for Becker's
was Al Troyan's 535 series and a
501 by Mike Machlis. For the losers Murray James had a 203, 527
series.
The team standings:
Maskin's Mens Shop
30
Donohue's Wines & Liquors ..25
129TH St. Delly
24
Georges Florist
22
Donnelly Plumbers
19
The B ck Knights won the big
game o: [the day in the Edgemere
Touch
otball League last Sunday, o brpowering the No. 1
team, t I Studley Vikings 36 to
0.
The
ack Knights showed excellent
lance '— a tough defense
and an ffense built around the
top quj terback in the league,
Dave B jrah.
The ptory created a four-way
tie for st place (Black Knights,
Studley Vikings, Beach Flyers,
and Ar rne Packers),
The
t touchdown was scored
by defe] sive lineman Howie Pikoff, w! blocked a pass by Ray
Ortiz, oj ught the ball in mid-air
and ra: 15 yards for the score,
The ex a point was made on a
pass fr<
Borah to L. Friedman,
Bora] scored the second touchdown o a running play from the
5-yard 1 e — and once again the
extra pj lnt was made Borah to
Friedmi
Bora! threw three touchdown
passes, he first to Irwin Grassgreen l | 25 yards, the second to
Wanko: from the one-yard line,
and the I last to Friedman from the
10-yard ine.
To w d up the day, Borah ran
for the xtra pointAi erne Packers Win
In a bruising battle, the Arckers won a close one
verne
from I | Social Club, 24 to 20.
Eddie! Igoe, Packer quarterMammel Ice Cream
18
Roger's Hotel
18
Bulloch! Servicenter
17
Becker'* Pharmacy
15
Boggiartb & McWalters
15
Chase Manhattan Bank
15
Neimanft Pharmacy
15
Peninsula General Hospital
12
Hegarty Movers
8
W. H. 3 u m & Sons Insurance.. 8
W. F. Brunner Realtors
3
back, threw a perfect pass to
Horace Dennis for the touchdown
from the 21-yard line. The ILC
Social Club then went into the
scoring column, blocked a kick
and got the safety.
Just before the half ended, Igoe
throw a touchdown pucs to Henry
Karp.
In the second half, Igoe quickly
scored two touchdown on passes
to Dennis and Victor Ellas. But
ILC was not out of the game; it
came back strong with two fast
touchdowns, both on runs by
quarterback Paddy DelGais.
From then on, the Arverne
Packers played tight defense and
held off an ever-threatening ILC
team.
Beach Flyers Win
The Beach Flyers stayed in the
running for the league title by
beating the Baymen 37 to 13.
The Beach Flyers scored the
first touchdown of the game,
when Bobby Walsh made a honey
of a catch from George Shea that
carried 45 yards in the air.
The Baymen retaliated on a
pass followed by a lateral (Dick
Webb to Jimmy Keenan to Billy
Cavanaugh. In all the play was
good for 40 yards and the score.
The Beach Flyers then scored
two touchdowns, the first on a deflected pass that Mike Shea finally ended up with. Jimmy Morton
outbattled two defensive players
for the second touchdown, a 45
yarder in all. Morton added the
extra point on a pass from
George Shea.
George Shea and Morton teamed up for the next scoring play,
good for 55 yards.
The Baymen then scored, as
Webb unloaded the "bomb" to
Cavanaugh. Webb added the extra point on a run around right
end.
The Beach Flyers scored the
last two touchdowns on passes,
Ira Spieler to Bobby Walsh and
to Vinnie Alba.
Seagull All Stars Win
The Seagull Stadium All Stars
won their first game of the season from the Giants 12 to 0 in the
last game of the day.
The Seagull Stadium All Stars
played tight defense and came up
with two big scoring plays. The
first was a 35-yard pass, Driscoll
to John Hahan, and the second a
15 yard pass, Driscoll to Paddy
O'Connor.
League Standing
Won Lost
Studley Vikings
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Beach Flyers
3
1
Black Knights
3
1
Arverne Packers
3
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VI ings At Edgemere Park
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THE WAVE. ROCKAWAY BEACH, N.Y. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1965
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Next Game Jn Bayside
This Saturday, Far Rockaway
will play Bayside in Bayside.
Buses are being''readied to take a
big crowd to the game.
There will be no: more home
games this season because the
Far Rockaway field' is being rebuilt.
Baymen
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ILC Social Club
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Seagull Sta. All Stars . 1
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Giants
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Games Set For Sunday
9:30 a.m. — Packers vs. Studley
Vikings
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12:30 p.m. — Black Knights vs.
ILC Social Club .,
2 p.m. — Seagull ['.Stadium All
Stars vs. Beach Flyers
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