Yonkers NY Herald Statesman 1944 Grayscale

THE HERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS, N. Y., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1944
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C.Y.O. Baseball Champions Are Feti
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Alumni Gam
On Wednes<
Mount Carmel,
St. Joseph's
TeamsHonored
The annual alumni game
Mount Carmel's C.Y.O. Archdio- j
Monastery Church of the
j cesan Junior Baseball Champions |
Heart, which precedes th<
iwere feted last night at a dinnering of Sacred H e a r t ' s has
•held at the home of Joseph Cerseason, under the direct
• r a t o. Recreation Commissioner,
Coach J a m e s F . McCrudd*
j 131 Park Hill Avenue.
be played Wednesday, Nov
Among the speakers were the
9 P . M., following a preli
i Rev. Mario J. Ponsiglione. pastor
court
contest between the
By GEORGE McMANUS jof Mount Carmef Church; t h e !
and reserves at Sacred Hea
I Re\-. William F. Guido. assistant I
at 8 P. M.
| pastor; the Rev. Daniel J. Hurley.!
The feature battle will
C.Y.O. county moderator who is I
FOOTBAU-PV-AVER^the fourteenth annual hon
i assistant pastor of the Church of!
EH ? WELL - I ' U .
ing of the Alumni qUinte
| the Immaculate Conception (St ;
BE PREPARED'/
20 Games Scheduled
Mary's), and William R. Miley
A schedule of 20 games
C.Y.O. regional director.
includes nine home conte!
Speaking of the armed forces.;
been compiled, Coach McC
the Rev. Ponsiglione said that the
reports. The, complete li
reason we're winning on all fronts j
be.released later.
is because our fighting men are |
Returning team membe
displaying the same determination
J
a
m
e s McFarlane, John Re
they displayed a t home as athThomas
Keating.
"Wimpj
letes. x "\Y'hen Germany started
Farlane,
who
is
sixteen,
this war they knew we were unone year of jayvee baskett
prepared buS.didn't take into reckfore being taken on the
oning the spirit of the American
team as a forward last y
athlete.''
Johnny, Ross, who has twi
Awards a r e to be presented
ONE SHOT from n .30 caliber Winchester rifle fired by
of varsity experience, is a
team members on Saturday night,
Ralph J. Miele of 77 Lamnrtine Avenue, right, killed this black
11*17
teen-year-old guard, who i«
Nov. 25. when the church presents
bear last Friday in New Brunswick, Can. Mr. Miele was accomin netting baskets with
By CHIC YOUNG "Victory P a r a d e " an original mupanied by James E. Hall of 66 Main Street, also pictured above,
hand.
sical comedy a t the Polish Comon his ten-day hunting trip. The fatal shot entered the neck of
Tom Keating, sixteen-y
munity Center on Waverly Street.
the bear which had been hanging In front of the Miele Pet Shop,
center,
was moved u p frc
During its '44 season, the Mount
l i Riverdale Avenue, for the past few days.
jayvees
to the varsity last
Carmel champions won nine out
Other
team members a
of 10 games with Ray Chirugi on
ward Dunn, George SirilU
the mound. Team members were
rick O'Harat J a m e s Dc
Rocco Bisaccia. Raymond DiDoNorman Clark. J a m e s Russ
nato, Vincent Rubeo, Michael LaH a r r y Cameron.
AT ROOSEVELT FIELD, 2:30 P. M. (W.I.A.A.)
caprara, Nick Rienzi, Robert RacMeet Salesian Nov. 29
ioppi, F r a n k Iannucci, John ManThe Irish will play agj
GORTON
ROOSEVELT
cuso. James Petrizzo. Anthony
Wednesday, Nov. 29, again
Hans Dreissnack (59)
Rosato and Joseph Bentavenga. j LE—Tom Racek (151
lesian High School of Ne
Ed Linton (28)
A great deal of credit for Mount LT—Tom Tierney (17)
chelle a t the Gorton gym
Peter
Ryan
(57)
LG—Vito
DeStasio
<6>
•Carmel's successful s e a s o n was
P, M. With the excepti
Bill
Bradley
(52)
j
C
—William
Doyle
(16)
j given to John Rienzi of Ash Street.
the Alumni game, all skir
Sal
Galle
(25)
!
RG—Jim
Thompson
HO)
team manager, and Dominick Ianwill be decided at Gorton.
Phil Taylor (42)
j nocone, coach. Robert Belenchia ! RT—Henry Weiman (18)
Richard
Lynn
(58)
j
RK—
Richard
Sarno
(8)
was the team's mascot.
Harold Davidson (50)
St. Joseph's C.Y.O. Parochial I QB—John Hogan (11)
Capt. Bill Romano (53)
|
LH—Waldrnn
Swentzel
(7)
j Baseball League champions were
Bill O'Brien (54)
j feted Wednesday night at a din- ! R H - C a p t . Dick Simons (12)
Lester Palmer (51) or
FB—Roy
Porter
(14)
! ner given by the St. Joseph Holy
By WALT DISNEY i Name Society at the church hall.
John Harrington (62)
DOBBS FERRY—Both
I Approximately 350 attended.
SUBS—ROOSEVELT: Thomas, Wilson, Mathews. David Ander- ings and Dobbs F e r r y High
| S p e a k e r s included the Rev. son, Murphy, Diafiera. Monaco. Paul Anderson and Ballard. GORTON: elevens will be a t full st
; Daniel J. Hurley, the Rev. Henry Fleck, Sutherland, Sullivan, Figura, Tripodi, Serniak, Koblash and for their traditional meetii
! Morton, parish administrator; Mr. Murphy.
morrow afternoon
in E
! Miley, John O'Brien of the Young
Gould Park, Coaches RonaL
!
Counciling Agency in New York;
demann and Ward K. Jones
'
'John Sullivan of the St. Joseph
AT GORTON FIELD, 2:30 P. M.
two squads, reported today
| Holy Name Society.
Both teams went through
!
YONKERS
SAUNDERS
Individual awards and a team I
practice session in the rai
Emil Prestamo (11)
trophy were presented. Gifts from\\ L£—Walter Barchyshyn (83>
mud yesterday and a s th
Bill Brozman (13)
t h e H o l y N a m e Society were LT—Russell Johnson (75)
coaches explained the siti
Richard Hargraves (22)
awarded to team members by the j LG—Anthony Daranzio (91)
I "We want the boys to be
;
r hU
D
bkin
<7S)
Bruce Posey, cocapt. (8)
for anything."
Rev. Hurley.
' ! S^"~^ ^ r. ,°
Fred Semp (3)
Dobbs F e r r y h a s been u
: RG—John Kinlock (87)
Rudy Gayzur (15)
down
alternately throughoi
„ ,
~
|RT—Ralph Bove (88)
Bill Jones (18) ,
season and on the basis o:
I QB—Robert Hutter (82)
Mario DeSantis (4)
form the Jonesmen shoulc
LH—Norman Oxlev (75)
Julius Cortese (6)
this week. And in support
RH—Oswald Volenti (76)
Eugene Hopper (10)
odds favoring Hastings is th
FB—Capt. Paul Odornirok (85)
John Vergari, cocapt. (7)
j that the Yellow J a c k e t s ai
d
eate<
i this season but
S U B S - C O N K E R S : Sivik. Santos, Cassell, Al Komar, John ° f
LEW FALK and PHIL DAVIS
: Komar, Weiss, Asian, Romagnoloi, Romano, Bozo. Nuccitelli. Dushock. high scoring team.
Marking the initial competi
Kickoff time tomorrow v
tion of inter-shop players, Mainte- Clapp. Staples, Petrizzo, Attile, Fagnano. Morelli and Welge a t 2:30 P . M. and arrange
NARDA/LOTHAR
CAREFUL, RAHTOL. THERE'S
S
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,
McKay,
Russell,
Seelback,
Giuliano,
Pasciuccc
nance won over Checkers, 33-25,
MANDRAKE HOW. DON'T H
"M GLAO YOU'RE
are being made to handle th
and Controllers edged out Ma- and Sloan.
gest gridiron gathering o
FORGET WE'RE SUPPOSED
BOTH SAFE/
chinists, 2 3 - 2 0 , in basketball
season.
TO BE NARDA AND
games
of
the
Elevatormen's
ond period—bringing the score at
L0THAR/
League played Wednesday night
the half to 12-9.
at Saunders Trades School.
i
*In the third quarter, however,
League play will be staged
Test netted 13 points to PaperWednesday evenings at Saunders
(NEXT T I M E ORD
Vulcs' 10—again entangling the
with the first game s t a r t i n g at
score. The victors pulled away
. . . SIEBERT'S
7:30 o'clock, J a m e s Vece, direcTest, defending champion in t h e ' i n the final stanza in the closing
tor, announces.
Cable Basketball League, was I minutes of play,
The lineups:
beaten by the Paper-Vulcs l a s t ! Rosato,
Helwig ,and
Tocco
Checkers
G.
F. P. night, 38-30, in a savagely-fought j shared high-scoring honors for,
Bazuky. f
2
1 5 ga ,Tr e u a t ^ S a u n d c r s Trades School. t h e Paper-Vulcs with 10 points
(
Siers, f
4
4
12
With Tocco, Ragone and Fusco j each. Durkins of Test netted 11
Krajeski, c
3
1 - 7 setting the pace, the Paper-Vulcs ; tallies
Neschis, g
0
1 1 gave the titliits plenty of trouble !
' Vlllr_
r
P a
Schurk, g
0
0
0 throughout. The^ winning quintet j R
F.
oSto, f
_3
4
Totals .
7
.18
255 ! worked out of a 6-6 tie in the sec- Helwig* f __
By FRANK H. RENTFROW, U . S . M . C .
.5
0
Maintenance
F.
G.
Ragone. f _
<AS
.1
1
Kardash, f _ _
. 0
0
0 j fink. Timer, J. Dolhon. Scorer, Fusco, c _
-0
0
Kahn. f
. 2
0
4 ! J. Dolhon.
Tocco, g
_5
0
Ennis. c
. 6
0
12 j Machinists
G.
F.
Zumpano, g
-1
1
Manning, g _
0
. 1
2 :D. Vece, f
. 1
2
4 Aptowitz, g
CALL:
_o
0
Dauterman, g
. 7
1
15 j Dohlan. f
. 1
3
1
_'Lohrfink, c
. 3
0
6
Totals
.16
~6
Totals
.32
kers
3 3 ! J. O'Lear, g _
. 3
0
6 Test
G.
F.
Score by periods:
. 0
Burleigh, g
1
1 Durkins. f .
_5
3
PROMPT DELIVER*
Checkers —_— 8
12
18
25}
Skidgell. f .
_2
2
Maintenance
4
12
2fi
NEW HOCKS:
33 i Totals _
-~8
20 Welch, f __
4
-0
0
DIIIT I A . K t o i r . I L
Referee, J. Vece. Umpire, Lohr- Controllers
G.
F. P . ! Alukonis, c
S»turd»j» t A. M. to 11 r. I
0
0
i Maxwell, f
. 1
0
2 | DiConte. g .
_3
1
jBoryk. f _
. 5
3
13 i Kohrs, g
0
.3
Popovic. c
. 1
0
2
Beckman. g .
. 2
0
4
Totals
12
6
30
iKokinchak. g
. 1
0
2
SCORE BY PERIODS
Paper Vulcs _ 6 12 22 38—38
Totals
_ _.10
io
3
23
Test __
6
9 22 30—30
|L*rjr«t Rome Keg Distribu
Referee. J. Vece. Umpire. S.
Referee^—Moore. Timer—-Bazu861 Yonkers Ave. Yonki
Siers.
Timer,
M.
Carroll.
Scorer,
By BRANDON WALSH
ky. Scorer—Florin. Missed fouls
J. Dolhon.
Opposite Empire Track
—Test, 10; Paper Vulcs, 10.
Lineups For Tomorrow's Games
Hastings,Dobbs F<
Play Tomorrow
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SPECIAL SALE
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h l e v a t o r m e n Open RE-wiiuam Fisher (79)
Basketball League
At Saunders Gym
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MANDRAKE THE M A G I C I A N
L0THAR AND
NARDA MUST BE
SOMEWHERE
AROUND HERE
- I MUST FIND
THEM/
Test Defeated
By Paper-Vulcs
KEG BEER
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SERGEANT STONY CRAIG
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LEADERSHIP
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you get the most
for your dollar
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
YOU HAVE BR0U6«r ME GOOD
LUCK, ANNIE. AFTER PLAYING
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THEY LIKE TO EAT REGUIARLYTHAT'S WHY mtV PQEFEQ PLAY
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MONEY THAN A GOOD MAN
FOR 8A0 MONEY.
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Field at 3:30 P. M.
D i s t r i c t One M e e t Set
T o d a y A t T i b b e t t s Park
The fifth tnnual New York
S t a t e Public High School District One c m s country championsHip will be held today a t
TibbetU Brook P a r k a t 4
P. M. with 10 Westchester
County teams in competition
including Roosevelt. Gorton
and Saundett of Yonkers.
Albert Leonard of New R©chelle Is defmding champion.
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