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Third place was won by S gt. John Knoedler with a 298. Lanese also won the individual shoot with a 299. Ptl . James Franklin shot a 240 for fourth place in tlie C category . Four-man teams from Patchogue 's precinct placed as follows: B Category, second place , Sgt. Donald Bennett , and Patrolmen Lawrence Gualtieri , Lawrence Hawes and Eric Strand , with a score of 1044 out of 1200; C Category , first place , Sgt. James Meachem , and Patrolmen J. J . Brophy, Carl Uehlinger and Raymond Wolfe , 977; C Cate- gory, second place , Patrolmen W illiam Reich , Richard Kowal- ski , Joseph Schauer and John Russell , and C Category , fourth place , Patrolmen S . J . Strenck , Harold Sandin , Thomas Fitz- patrick and Robert Piper. Sgt. Lanese and Sgt. Paul Daniels shot 600 Saturday to win the two-man team competition in the sixth annual pistol shoot spon- sored by the New York City Police Department at City Island. They represented the Suffolk Polic e Department. Suffolk' s four-man team of Lieut. Joseph DeRiso , Sgt. Otto Brauner , Sgt. Hewlett Johnson and Ptl. James Dinan took first place , shooting 1193 out of 2000. It ' s Newfield Vs. R'head On Satu rday The Newfield High School Var- sity football squad in Selden is preparing for us first game of the year , which willbe against River- head, at Riverhead , Saturday. Head Coach Stephe n Delligatti , who is being assisted by Fred O'Connor and Carl Johnson , has announced that team captain will be Paul Levine and that a dif- ferent co-captain will be picked each week on the basis of per- formance. Guiding the team on the field will be quarterbacks Glenn Petrosky and Steve Bumb. Delligatti said that since there are only nine seniors on the team , this will be a " rebuilding year. " He added , however , that he is encouraged by the overall in- creased speed of this year ' s team as well as their con- fidence and attitude Table of High Tides ForSeptember23-29 Following are the high tides taken from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Charts. They were compiled and edited by Lts. Harry Sehaal and Armand Parry, Members of the Patchogue Bay Power Squadron, a unit ot the United States Power Squadron, and are presented as a public servic e feature of the Patchogue Bay Powe r Squadron. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME THURS. j FRI. | SAT . SUN. -f MON. TUES. WED. AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AJI PM AM PM AM PM Democ rat Point 6:24 6:45 7:14f 7:31 7:59? 8:17 8:44 f 9:01 9:28 9:46 10:14 fl0:31 11:01 11:19 Sayville 10:41 11:02 11:31 11:48 12:16 12:34 1:01 1:18 1:45 2:13 2:31 2:48 3:18 Patchogue 10:25 10:46 11:15 11:32 12:00 12:18 12:45 1:02 1:29 1:47 2:15 2:32 3:02 Bellport Bay 10:46 11:07 11:36 11:53 12:21 12:39 1:06 1:23 1:50 2:08 2:36 2:53 3:23 Moriches Inlet 6:06 6:45 6:56 7:13 7:41 7:59 8:26 8:43 9:10 9:28 9:56 9:13 10:43 11:01 Mastic Beach 10:30 10:51 11:20 11:37 12:05 12:23 12:50 1:07 1:34 1:52 2:20 2:37 3:07 Shinn Inlet I . Ocean Side 6:12 6:33 7:02 7:19 7:47 8:05 8:32 8:49 9:16 9:34 10:02 10:19 10:49 11:07 2 . Bay Side 8:27 8:48 9:17 9:34 10:02 10t2Q 10:47 11:04 11:31 11:49 12:17 12:34 1:04 SHinn Canal 11:01 11:28 11:51 12:19 12:39 1:08 1:25 1:45 2:12 2:42 3:00 3:31 3:50 Montauk Pt. No. Side 7:15 7:42 8:05 8:33 8:53 9:22 9:39 10:09 10:26 10:56 11:14 11:45 12:04 Port Jefferson 10:25 10:49} 11:14 11:38 12:01 12:26U2:47 1:121 l:32j 1:58 2:17 2:44 3:04 Horn , Pagels Post Double Wins in Say. YC Series The half-way mark was reached in the Sayville Yacht Club's Fall series , as the third and fourth races were held Sunday. Eric Horn and Bill Pagels posted double wins in the Blue Jay Midget and Junior classes, respectively. lathe other classes , honors were split. Results: Race Three - Blue Jay Midget: 1 , Eric Horn; 2, Mark Powell; 3 , Art Heilsberg, Blue Jay Junior: 1 , BUI Pagels; 2, Steve Stang; 3 , William Riesterer. Blue Jay Open: 1 , Gene Shreve ; 2, Bill Kennedy; 3 , John Potter. Handicap: j s^p £lla 14; 2, John Whitehouse C C • 3, Mark Stang, o-Day ' ' S^% \ 8ob Lafferandre ; 2 Cliff Scarlett; 3 , John StoW. Race Four - Blue Jay Midget: Blue Jay Junior: 1 , BUI Pagels- 2. Steve Stang, Vwfi Biesterer. Blue Jay Open: 1 . Bill Kennedy; 2, Gene Shreve ; 3 , John Potter Handicap: i , Blu p^t Raven; 2 Skip Ellas . Jet 14- 3, Mark Stang, O'Day. * Sunfish: 1 , Jack Perry; 2, Bob Lafferandre; 3, Doug Westln. BELLPORT NEWS (Continued fro m page 9) The annual Fall-Biunmage sale, sponsored by the Rosary Altar Societyof Mary Immaculate R .C. Church , will be In the church auditorium on Brown ' s Lane Oc- tober 11 , 12 and 13 , from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs . J ohn Fuhr- man is chairman. Articles to be donated for the sale may be left In the church basement or In the barn behind 24 Bell Street . Last Wednesday, Miss Susan Hunter accompanied her father , Howard Hunter , to Ada , O., where Susan will begin her freshman year at Ohio Northern Univ ersity. Mrs. Walter Bone, Jr., was guest-of-honor at a baby shower given by her sister-in- law, Mrs. WUliam Bone of North Brewster Lane Friday night. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Has sell of Circuit Road were Mrs. Hassell' s mother , Mrs. Josephine McShane , and son , Paul McShane and Mrs. Harold Daley and three children ot Waltham , Mass. Brow n' s Garage. Tel. ATlantic 6-0229—AAv. George Carleton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carleton of Brown ' s Lane, has resumed his studies at Pratt Institute In Brooklyn. Col. and Mrs. Alfred B. Hale and their three children will sail today on the S. S. United States for a two year assignment in Augsburg, German}- . They have been spendingamonth ' s lesvebe- tween Westhampton and Bellport where they visited Mrs. Hale ' s mother , Mrs. WUbur Petty- of South Howell' s Point Road. In BELLPORT. The Long Island Advcnce is on tale at Bellport Station- ery snd Trotta Btoth«r». — \d\ . Last week Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paige and sons of Bellport Lane drove to New Hampshire where Peter Otis has entered his fresh- man year atthe University of New Hampshire at Durham. Mr. and Mrs. Paige and Douglas spent Thursday night at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Walter Hughes of Bos- ton, Mass., and the next day they took Douglas to the Choate School at Wallingford , Conn. David Streit has returned to complete his senior year at Law- rence College, Appleton, Wis . His brother , Chris , is In his sophomore year at Curry Col- lege in Milton, Mass. The Woman ' s Society of Chris- tian Service of the Bellport Meth- odist Church will have its first program meeting at 8p.m.Tues- day in the Wesley house. The program will consist of devo- tions led by Mrs. Frank Reiss , followed by a film strip en- titled "Conversion Plus . " All the ladles of the church and their friends are Invited to attend the meetings and enjoy an evening of fellowship. Refreshments will follow the meeting. The three Suydam boys of BeU- port Lane are back at school for the Fall term . Nardihas returned to Lake Forest College , Lake Forest , HI; Bryce is a freshman at Colgate University, HamUton; and Peter attends Kent School at Kent, Conn. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. lispenard Suy- dam. Miss Marie Slngler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Steve Slngler ot Bellport Lane, flew to Neb- raska last week to enter Creigh- ton University at Omaha. SLOW-PITCH TITLE - The Mastic Hour Rest won 15 games and lost only one during the past season to win the Brookhaven Town Recreation Softball (Slow-pitch) chamoionship. Team members pictured above include, 1 to r-front row, kneeling, -Bud Corwin, Andy Havens , Stan Cox, Vinny RaclnieUo and Irv. Coleman. Rear row, John Hodge , Bob Brouwer , assistant manager, Al Zeneski , team sponsor Pat Gagliardl , Bcb Hoyt , Jr., Tom AnieUo, Al Auer and team manaher Bob Hoyt, Sr. Team batboys are Carter Coleman and Jimmy Hoyt. JWY High Scrimmage Draws Sizeable Crow d First f ootball Tern : After almost three weeks of preliminaries, the James Wilson Young High School football squad finally got down to the tough business of rugged scrimmage this past week in Bayport. On Saturday, there was an intra-squad scrimmage with as- sistant Coach Jesmur ' s Spartans taking on assistant Coach Cover- dale ' s Raiders . The Spartans won 6-0 when Mike Roecklein, play- ing quarterback , connected with Dom Davino , an end, on a 30- yard pass play and touchdown in the second quarter. Standouts for the day on de- fense were Drew Bevis attackle, Mark Rozycki at end, Tim Richt- er at center line backer and Billy Ross and Dennis Sheehan , halfbacks. On offense , besides Roecklein and Savino, Fred Lang and Steve Staugaitls were outstanding as fullbacks while Phil Mcndonaro and Gary Pennington turned in good halfback performances. To the surprise of the coaches and players alike, a sizeabl e enthusiastic crowd of spectators was on hand for this first taste of Bayport football. From now until their opening game, scrimmages wiU be ordered daily with several sched- uled against the JV squads of other nearby schools. At present , thescheduleis still incomplete, but the opening game will be played at home against the Nyack Boys School of South- ampton October 2. Also , a sec- ond home game has been sched- uled with the Long Island Luther- an High School JV for October 16. A third contest has been scheduled for October 29 against the La Salle MUlitary Academy JV, but the site of the game has not yet been settled. Several other games are stillbeingnego- tlated. ANNUAL REGATTA The SayviUe Yacht Club held its annual invitational three-race Thistle Regatta Saturday and sun- day. The order of finish was: 1 . James Lipsco mb, Tarrytown, 5 1/2; 2. Walt Stubner , East Hart- ford , 11; 3. Jim Egan , Bellport , 12; 4. WUUam Kellett , Glen Head , 12 3/4; 5. Art Gossard , Murray Hill , New Jersey, 14, 6. Doug Westln , sayville , 20; 7. Rus Plitt , Kings Park , 21; 8. Bob Kennedy, Sayville, 24; 9. John Greenberg, Manhasset , 27; 10. Peter Goetz, Port Washington , 28; 11 . Harry Weddendorf , Centerport , 34; 12. Bob Mosher , Hauppauge , 34; IS. Arnold Golfman , Brightwaters , 37, 14 . Matthew Frankfort , Forest Hills , 40 Boypoit Jayvees Top Put., Islip; loss fo Twood By Paul Clough The James WUson Young High soccer JV squad started the sea - son on the right foot by defeat- ing Patchogue 3-0 on its home field In Bayport September 15 . Larry Densing, Terry Fedlem, and Joe Costello were the Phan- tom scorers. The Jayvees were not so for- tunate against Longwood at home Friday. They lost 4-1. Terry Fedlem had the lone Bayport goal. In a game Monday, the JV Phantoms went all out and killed Islip 9-2. Mike Travers led the team in scoring with three goals whUe Larry Densing tallied for two points himself. Howie Greg- ory, Fedlem, Wayne Black , and Joe CosteUo each had a goal. Coach Ron Tulloch has ac- knowledged that his two goalies , Vollmer and Christensen, have done an exceUent j ob In the goal, and he is very pleased with the way his fullback , Charlie Miller , has been playing. The Hne is performing well and the half- backs have been keeping the ball in potential scoring areas. The Jayvees played yesterday at home against East Islip. The results were not reported at press time. Tomorrow, theyplay away at La SaUe and Monday, away at BeUport. MOTOR STOLEN MASTIC BEACH — Joseph Clifford of 114 Monroe Drive , reported to Fifth Precinct Pa- trolman Warren Chamberlain that his $250 outboard motor was stolen Sunday or Monday from his boat moored here at West Road. STRAIGHT VICTORIES (Continued fro m page 12) Recently, the Bayport 11 defeat- ed Islip In a home game Monday 3-2. Whelan scored the first goal of the game for tlie Phantoms at 9:55 of the second quarter. The Phantoms took a 2-0 lead within two minutes of the second period as Reksten scored his third goal of the season. IsUp center forward Menzl scored the first Islip goal at 6;06 of the third quarter. It was the firs t goal scored upon the Phan- toms this year . But three minutes later , Bayport jumped to a two point lead again and now led 3-1 . The goal was scored by Reksten for his fourth goal of the season. The score remained 3-1 untU late In the last quarter when Is- lip center halfback Denehan scored the final tauy of the day from outside the penalty area. Und efeated coach Anthony Dolce, ln his first year as varsity coach , had a few comments to say about his team. "Goalie John Stahl has played outstanding ball and Is a good thinker. '"- Tony Cardamone at right halfback lias been outstanding at defense and is always hustling. Dan Brunle, inside, Is a hustler and displays good baU control during the game . Yesterday, East Islip visited Bayport for another soccer con- test. The results were unavail- able at press time. Tomorrow, the Phantoms travel to La Salle to play a 4 p.m. non-league game. Monday, the Phantoms visit BeU- port for its first League V game of the season. THE STATISTICS- Patchogue 0 0 0 0-0 Bayport 0 110-2 Bay-Reksten 13:50 (2nd) Bay-Reksten 0:25 (3rd) Saves; Bay- Stahl 5 Pat- Heiss 23 * * * Bayport 2 1 1 0- 4 Patchogue 0 0 0 0-0 Bay-Whelan 7:45 (1st) Bay-Brush 14:45 (1st) Bay-Brunle 1:30 (2nd) Bay-Tramontano 13:30 (3rd) Saves: Bay- Stahl 10 Heiss 17 * * * Islip 0 0 1 1- 2 Bayport 0 12 0-3 Bay-Whelan 9:55 (2nd) Bay-Reksten 1:45 (3rd) Isl-Menzl 6:06 (3rd) Bay-Reksten 8:50 (3rd) Isl-Denehan 10:40 (4th) Saves; Bay- Stahl 7 lsl- Bertran d 10 (Continued from page 12) and along with Cope played varsity football last Fall while Turner is a transfer from Sacham . »We will have to go some to beat last year ' s team, but I am satisfied with what I have seen so far , " Provenzano pointed out. He should know more after today The schedule; Sept. 23 , Smith- town - away. Sept . 30, Newfield and Bay Shore - at Patchogue. Oct. 7, Patchogue and Deer Park - at Sachem. Oct. 14, Commackand West Babylon _ at Patchogue . Oct 21, League 2 championships. BANNER YEAR Sum Up Point Titles Saturday At Rivorhead When Riverhead Raceway closes for the season Saturday night , there are several bits of business to be concluded — namely, the point championships in the modified and sportsman stock-car divisions . Craig Wheeler of southold won his eighth Novice main event last week and no one is going to stop this young man from taking the first point title in his division. In the modified division , John Berkoskl of Brid gehampton wonhls fourth feature by just beating out Charlie Jarzombek of BaltlngHol - low. Jarzombek later borrowed Arnie Arnlster ' s D . D . and went out and won the 25-lap Sportsman main event . Berkoskl' s winning time of 5:47 In the modified feature broke the old 25-lap track record of 5:58 set by Berkoskl last season . Spider Ligon ot Riverhead moved Into first ln the sportsman division point race despite finishing ninth. He now has 734 points to 724 for Leo Ceckowski. Bob Brown (720) and Frank Curtis (714) still have a chance to catch Llgon on the final night at action. Tommy Washburn Is first in points with 876. Berkoskl (884) and Jarsombek (842) are the only ones with a chance to catch the Brentwood speedster Saturday night. MEDFORD Am Follr-cr — GR ' . •rTo Mr. and Mrs Ccne Guerney of i Ohio Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. | Fred Sclaca cf PennS j hania I \venue \isted Sturbridge \ illage in Massachusetts over the week- end. Robert Maresco , son of Mr and Mrs. Walter Maresco of Robinson Avenue has entered \ ankton Col- lege in So.ith Dakota . Mr. ar.d Mi s. Thomas \ au^han , Sr. t of Forest \venue spuid a lev, days recently visiting tht h son- in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs George Griswald ..f C onnecticut. On September 11> ? lr. and Mrs Robert Sauberlid. of Mt \ ernon Avenue celebrated a v t_dding an- niversary. For \our Insurance Need ;. Call Pat Raimond. YA 1-3M9. —Ad-*. Mr. and Mis. Kaymond O Came and son , t atrick , of-Oregon \\c- nue retui ned home last Wttl from Yankton- S.O. after enteringtheir son , Kenneth , in \ an^ton College for his freshman year. Enroute they visited Mr. ina Mis Mau- rice Midgley of Chicago , 111., Mrs.O 'C ame^brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tw ellrran. of 1 asc St. Louis , 111. , and also her rnothei , Mrs. Dora Peasel , and other :elati\e3 In Silex , Miss Susan Olafsen , daughter of Mr and Mrs. Henry Olafson of Green- port was two years old Sunday. In honor of the occasion her par- ents entei tained at a buffetsup- pcr For all your insurance need * call Raymond E. Vogt. GRorcr :>-3676. —Adv Mrs. Susan Devaney of Ortgon wenat celebrated a birthda y September 16 A family-party was en j oy ed Sun da y nlgnt. Miss Berna Glover , daughter of Mr and Mrs. LawrcnceGlcver of Greenpnrt A\enuc , has entered Wagner College on Staten Island to bectn her freshman year. Her sistei , Terry, is a By-Law Fel- low In experimental psycholog y at Hunter College In New York City v here she is doing graduate w ork. In MMHORO. Tht ion . I, * «nd \<l- inc. 11 on -al* ai Mtdford Ftrraa. \S . i--cnber . tr a 1 nr»rn , Mfdfo. -d *M )tmn»r» and Dill A J ,hn' » — \d» The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Henry James Jones Post 2937 will hold its annual smorgasbord Saturda y from 5 to 7 p.m. at the \ FU Hall on Long IslandAvenue. UI members and fr iends are in- vited to attend. The Medford Taxpayers and Civic \ssociation wishes to re- mind all those members and friends going on the bus ride to the World' s Fair Sunday that the bua will lea\e from in front of the Is- land Coal and Lumber Company on Route 112 at 10a.m., Everyone Is requested to be there at 9:45 a.m. Mrs. Henri Gervais, chair- man of the trip, has a few seats still available and these can be reserved by calling her at GR 5- .2578. AGAINST THIS -~ --^^rhv HOME! ^Kl^? I WHEN NATURE GOES ON A RAMPA GE ! Your home can be seriousl y damaged I or even destroyed in a jiff y ! I PROTECTS YOUR FAMILY'S SECURITY From such losses as Hurricanes , Fire , Burg lary, Liability & many others. ALL IN ONE POLICY at LOW COST! FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS TPQ^fi-S M MEppm £ Wli - S I B ii uHinu ua. SIM S 1. 8- 1. & ai-ind j 76 Nei ghborhood Rd., Mastic Beac h j 281-5877 , 78 , 79 j i ROUTE 112- PA TCHOQUE, N. Y. GR 5- 8850 OR 5541 1 I fWI ilv^^ i 1 ^! 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Lanese Excelsin PBA Shoot
Fifth Precinct Police Sgt.Ralph Lanese recently took firstplace with a perfect 300 score inthe free-for-all competition inthe Suffolk PBA Pistol Shoot heldat the Brookhaven Town Range inMedford. Third place was won bySgt. John Knoedler with a 298.
Lanese also won the individualshoot with a 299. Ptl . JamesFranklin shot a 240 for fourthplace in tlie C category .
F o u r - m a n t e a m s f r o mPatchogue's precinct placed asfollows: B C a t e g o r y , secondplace, Sgt. Donald Bennett , andPatrolmen Lawrence Gualtieri ,Lawrence Hawes and Eric Strand ,with a score of 1044 out of 1200;C Category, first place, Sgt.James Meachem, and PatrolmenJ. J. Brophy, Carl Uehlingerand Raymond Wolfe , 977; C Cate-gory, second place , PatrolmenW illiam Reich , Richard Kowal-ski , Joseph Schauer and JohnRussell , and C Category, fourthplace, Patrolmen S. J. Strenck,Harold Sandin , Thomas Fitz-patrick and Robert Piper.
Sgt. Lanese and Sgt. PaulDaniels shot 600 Saturday to winthe two-man team competition inthe sixth annual pistol shoot spon-sored by the New York City PoliceDepartment at City Island. Theyrepresented the Suffolk PoliceDepartment.
Suffolk' s four-man team ofLieut. Joseph DeRiso, Sgt. OttoBrauner , Sgt. Hewlett Johnsonand Ptl. James Dinan took firstplace, shooting 1193 out of 2000.
It's NewfieldVs. R'headOn Saturday
The Newfield High School Var-sity football squad in Selden ispreparing for us first game of theyear, which willbe against River-head, at Riverhead, Saturday.
Head Coach Stephe n Delligatti ,who is being assisted by FredO'Connor and Carl Johnson , hasannounced that team captain willbe Paul Levine and that a dif-ferent co-captain will be pickedeach week on the basis of per-formance. Guiding the team onthe field will be quarterbacksGlenn Petrosky and Steve Bumb.
Delligatti said that since thereare only nine seniors on the team ,this will be a "rebuilding year."He added, however, that he isencouraged by the overall in-creased speed of this year'steam as well as their con-fidence and attitude
Table of High Tides ForSeptember23-29Following are the high tides taken from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Charts. They
were compiled and edited by Lts. Harry Sehaal and Armand Parry, Members of the Patchogue BayPower Squadron, a unit ot the United States Power Squadron, and are presented as a public servicefeature of the Patchogue Bay Power Squadron.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIMETHURS. j FRI. | SAT. SUN. -f MON. TUES. WED.
AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AJI PM AM PM AM PMDemocrat Point 6:24 6:45 7:14f 7:31 7:59? 8:17 8:44 f 9:01 9:28 9:46 10:14 fl0:31 11:01 11:19Sayville 10:41 11:02 11:31 11:48 12:16 12:34 1:01 1:18 1:45 2:13 2:31 2:48 3:18Patchogue 10:25 10:46 11:15 11:32 12:00 12:18 12:45 1:02 1:29 1:47 2:15 2:32 3:02Bellport Bay 10:46 11:07 11:36 11:53 12:21 12:39 1:06 1:23 1:50 2:08 2:36 2:53 3:23Moriches Inlet 6:06 6:45 6:56 7:13 7:41 7:59 8:26 8:43 9:10 9:28 9:56 9:13 10:43 11:01Mastic Beach 10:30 10:51 11:20 11:37 12:05 12:23 12:50 1:07 1:34 1:52 2:20 2:37 3:07Shinn InletI.Ocean Side 6:12 6:33 7:02 7:19 7:47 8:05 8:32 8:49 9:16 9:34 10:02 10:19 10:49 11:072.Bay Side 8:27 8:48 9:17 9:34 10:02 10t2Q 10:47 11:04 11:31 11:49 12:17 12:34 1:04SHinn Canal 11:01 11:28 11:51 12:19 12:39 1:08 1:25 1:45 2:12 2:42 3:00 3:31 3:50Montauk Pt. No.
Side 7:15 7:42 8:05 8:33 8:53 9:22 9:39 10:09 10:26 10:56 11:14 11:45 12:04Port Jefferson 10:25 10:49} 11:14 11:38 12:01 12:26U2:47 1:121 l:32j 1:58 2:17 2:44 3:04
Horn, Pagels Post DoubleWins in Say. YC Series
The half-way mark was reachedin the Sayville Yacht Club's Fallseries, as the third and fourthraces were held Sunday.
Eric Horn and Bill Pagelsposted double wins in the BlueJay Midget and Junior classes,respectively. lathe other classes,honors were split.
Results:Race Three - Blue Jay Midget:
1, Eric Horn; 2, Mark Powell; 3,Art Heilsberg,
Blue Jay Junior: 1, BUI Pagels;2, Steve Stang; 3, WilliamRiesterer.
Blue Jay Open: 1, GeneShreve;2, Bill Kennedy; 3, John Potter.
Handicap: j s^p £lla14; 2, John Whitehouse C C •3, Mark Stang, o-Day ' 'S^% \
8ob Lafferandre ;2 Cliff Scarlett; 3, John StoW.Race Four - Blue Jay Midget:
Blue Jay Junior: 1, BUI Pagels-2. Steve Stang, Vwf iBiesterer.
Blue Jay Open: 1. Bill Kennedy;2, Gene Shreve; 3, John PotterHandicap: i, Blu p^tRaven; 2 Skip Ellas. Jet 14-3, Mark Stang, O'Day. *
Sunfish: 1, Jack Perry; 2, BobLafferandre; 3, Doug Westln.
BELLPORT NEWS(Continued fro m page 9)
The annual Fall-Biunmage sale,sponsored by the Rosary AltarSocietyof Mary Immaculate R .C.Church, will be In the churchauditorium on Brown's Lane Oc-tober 11, 12 and 13, from 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs . John Fuhr-man is chairman. Articles to bedonated for the sale may be leftIn the church basement or In thebarn behind 24 Bell Street.
Last Wednesday, Miss SusanHunter accompanied her father,Howard Hunter, to Ada, O., whereSusan will begin her freshmanyear at Ohio Northern Univ ersity.
Mrs. Walter Bone, Jr.,was guest-of-honor at a babyshower given by her sister-in-law, Mrs. WUliam Bone of NorthBrewster Lane Friday night.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.Eugene Has sell of Circuit Roadwere Mrs. Hassell's mother,Mrs. Josephine McShane, andson, Paul McShane and Mrs.Harold Daley and three childrenot Waltham, Mass.
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George Carleton, son of Mr.and Mrs. Richard Carleton ofBrown's Lane, has resumed hisstudies at Pratt Institute InBrooklyn.
Col. and Mrs. Alfred B. Haleand their three children will sailtoday on the S.S. United Statesfor a two year assignment inAugsburg, German}-. They havebeen spendingamonth 's lesvebe-tween Westhampton and Bellportwhere they visited Mrs. Hale'smother, Mrs. WUbur Petty- ofSouth Howell's Point Road.
In BELLPORT. The Long IslandAdvcnce is on tale at Bellport Station-ery snd Trotta Btoth«r».— \d\ .
Last week Mr. and Mrs. PeterPaige and sons of Bellport Lanedrove to New Hampshire wherePeter Otis has entered his fresh-man year atthe University of NewHampshire at Durham. Mr. andMrs. Paige and Douglas spentThursday night at the home of Dr.and Mrs. Walter Hughes of Bos-ton, Mass., and the next daythey took Douglas to the ChoateSchool at Wallingford, Conn.
David Streit has returned tocomplete his senior year at Law-rence College, Appleton, Wis.His brother, Chris , is In hissophomore year at Curry Col-lege in Milton, Mass.
The Woman's Society of Chris-tian Service of the Bellport Meth-odist Church will have its firstprogram meeting at 8p.m.Tues-day in the Wesley house. Theprogram will consist of devo-tions led by Mrs. Frank Reiss,followed by a film strip en-titled "Conversion Plus." Allthe ladles of the church and theirfriends are Invited to attend themeetings and enjoy an evening offellowship. Refreshments willfollow the meeting.
The three Suydam boys of BeU-port Lane are back at school forthe Fall term. Nardihas returnedto Lake Forest College, LakeForest, HI; Bryce is a freshmanat Colgate University, HamUton;and Peter attends Kent School atKent, Conn. They are the sonsof Mr. and Mrs. lispenard Suy-dam.
Miss Marie Slngler, daughterof Mr. and Mrs . Steve Slnglerot Bellport Lane, flew to Neb-raska last week to enter Creigh-ton University at Omaha.
SLOW-PITCH TITLE - The Mastic Hour Rest won 15 games and lost only one during the past seasonto win the Brookhaven Town Recreation Softball (Slow-pitch) chamoionship. Team members picturedabove include, 1 to r-front row, kneeling,-Bud Corwin, Andy Havens, Stan Cox, Vinny RaclnieUo andIrv. Coleman. Rear row, John Hodge, Bob Brouwer, assistant manager, Al Zeneski, team sponsor PatGagliardl, Bcb Hoyt, Jr., Tom AnieUo, Al Auer and team manaher Bob Hoyt, Sr. Team batboys areCarter Coleman and Jimmy Hoyt.
JWY High ScrimmageDraws Sizeable Crowd
First f ootball Tern :
After almost three weeks ofpreliminaries, the James WilsonYoung High School football squadfinally got down to the toughbusiness of rugged scrimmagethis past week in Bayport.
On Saturday, there was anintra-squad scrimmage with as-sistant Coach Jesmur's Spartanstaking on assistant Coach Cover-dale's Raiders. The Spartans won6-0 when Mike Roecklein, play-ing quarterback, connected withDom Davino, an end, on a 30-yard pass play and touchdown inthe second quarter.
Standouts for the day on de-fense were Drew Bevis attackle,Mark Rozycki at end, Tim Richt-er at center line backer andBilly Ross and Dennis Sheehan,halfbacks.
On offense, besides Roeckleinand Savino, Fred Lang and SteveStaugaitls were outstanding asfullbacks while Phil Mcndonaroand Gary Pennington turned ingood halfback performances.
To the surprise of the coachesand players alike, a sizeableenthusiastic crowd of spectatorswas on hand for this first tasteof Bayport football.
From now until their openinggame, scrimmages wiU beordered daily with several sched-uled against the JV squads ofother nearby schools.
At present, thescheduleis stillincomplete, but the opening gamewill be played at home againstthe Nyack Boys School of South-ampton October 2. Also, a sec-ond home game has been sched-uled with the Long Island Luther-an High School JV for October16. A third contest has beenscheduled for October 29 againstthe La Salle MUlitary AcademyJV, but the site of the game hasnot yet been settled. Severalother games are stillbeingnego-tlated.
ANNUAL REGATTAThe SayviUe Yacht Club held its
annual invitational three-raceThistle Regatta Saturday and sun-day.
The order of finish was: 1.James Lipscomb, Tarrytown,5 1/2; 2. Walt Stubner, East Hart-ford, 11; 3. Jim Egan, Bellport,12; 4. WUUam Kellett, Glen Head,12 3/4; 5. Art Gossard, MurrayHill, New Jersey, 14, 6. DougWestln, sayville, 20; 7. Rus Plitt,Kings Park, 21; 8. Bob Kennedy,Sayville, 24; 9. John Greenberg,Manhasset, 27; 10. Peter Goetz,Port Washington, 28; 11. HarryWeddendorf , Centerport, 34; 12.Bob Mosher, Hauppauge, 34; IS.Arnold Golfman, Brightwaters, 37,14. Matthew Frankfort, ForestHills, 40
Boypoit JayveesTop Put., Islip;loss fo Twood
By Paul CloughThe James WUson Young High
soccer JV squad started the sea-son on the right foot by defeat-ing Patchogue 3-0 on its homefield In Bayport September 15.Larry Densing, Terry Fedlem,and Joe Costello were the Phan-tom scorers.
The Jayvees were not so for-tunate against Longwood at homeFriday. They lost 4-1. TerryFedlem had the lone Bayportgoal. In a game Monday, the JVPhantoms went all out and killedIslip 9-2. Mike Travers led theteam in scoring with three goalswhUe Larry Densing tallied fortwo points himself. Howie Greg-ory, Fedlem, Wayne Black, andJoe CosteUo each had a goal.
Coach Ron Tulloch has ac-knowledged that his two goalies,Vollmer and Christensen, havedone an exceUent job In the goal,and he is very pleased with theway his fullback, Charlie Miller,has been playing. The Hne isperforming well and the half-backs have been keeping the ballin potential scoring areas.
The Jayvees played yesterdayat home against East Islip. Theresults were not reported atpress time. Tomorrow, theyplayaway at La SaUe and Monday,away at BeUport.
MOTOR STOLENMASTIC BEACH — Joseph
Clifford of 114 Monroe Drive,reported to Fifth Precinct Pa-trolman Warren Chamberlainthat his $250 outboard motor wasstolen Sunday or Monday from hisboat moored here at West Road.
STRAIGHT VICTORIES(Continued fro m page 12)
Recently, the Bayport 11 defeat-ed Islip In a home game Monday3-2. Whelan scored the first goalof the game for tlie Phantomsat 9:55 of the second quarter.The Phantoms took a 2-0 leadwithin two minutes of the secondperiod as Reksten scored his thirdgoal of the season.
IsUp center forward Menzlscored the first Islip goal at 6;06of the third quarter. It was thefirst goal scored upon the Phan-toms this year. But three minuteslater, Bayport jumped to a twopoint lead again and now led 3-1.The goal was scored by Rekstenfor his fourth goal of the season.
The score remained 3-1 untUlate In the last quarter when Is-lip center halfback Denehan scoredthe final tauy of the day fromoutside the penalty area.
Und efeated coach Anthony Dolce,ln his first year as varsity coach,had a few comments to sayabout his team. "Goalie John Stahlhas played outstanding ball andIs a good thinker.'"- TonyCardamone at right halfback liasbeen outstanding at defense andis always hustling. Dan Brunle,inside, Is a hustler and displaysgood baU control during the game.
Yesterday, East Islip visitedBayport for another soccer con-test. The results were unavail-able at press time. Tomorrow, thePhantoms travel to La Salle toplay a 4 p.m. non-league game.Monday, the Phantoms visit BeU-port for its first League V gameof the season.
THE STATISTICS-
Patchogue 0 0 0 0 - 0Bayport 0 1 1 0 - 2Bay-Reksten 13:50 (2nd)Bay-Reksten 0:25 (3rd)Saves; Bay- Stahl 5
Pat- Heiss 23* * *
Bayport 2 1 1 0- 4Patchogue 0 0 0 0 - 0Bay-Whelan 7:45 (1st)Bay-Brush 14:45 (1st)Bay-Brunle 1:30 (2nd)Bay-Tramontano 13:30 (3rd)Saves: Bay- Stahl 10
Heiss 17* * *
Islip 0 0 1 1- 2Bayport 0 1 2 0 - 3Bay-Whelan 9:55 (2nd)Bay-Reksten 1:45 (3rd)Isl-Menzl 6:06 (3rd)Bay-Reksten 8:50 (3rd)Isl-Denehan 10:40 (4th)Saves; Bay- Stahl 7
lsl- Bertrand 10
(Continued from page 12)and along with Cope played varsityfootball last Fall while Turner isa transfer from Sacham.»We will have to go some tobeat last year's team, but I amsatisfied with what I have seenso far," Provenzano pointed out.He should know more after todayThe schedule; Sept. 23, Smith-town - away. Sept. 30, Newfieldand Bay Shore - at Patchogue.Oct. 7, Patchogue and Deer Park -at Sachem. Oct. 14,CommackandWest Babylon _ at Patchogue.Oct 21, League 2 championships.
BANNER YEAR
Sum Up PointTitles SaturdayAt Rivorhead
When Riverhead Raceway closesfor the season Saturday night, thereare several bits of business to beconcluded — namely, the pointchampionships in the modified andsportsman stock-car divisions.Craig Wheeler of southold wonhis eighth Novice main event lastweek and no one is going to stopthis young man from taking thefirst point title in his division.
In the modified division, JohnBerkoskl of Bridgehampton wonhlsfourth feature by just beating outCharlie Jarzombek of BaltlngHol-low. Jarzombek later borrowedArnie Arnlster's D.D. and wentout and won the 25-lap Sportsmanmain event.
Berkoskl's winning time of 5:47In the modified feature broke theold 25-lap track record of 5:58set by Berkoskl last season.Spider Ligon ot Riverhead movedInto first ln the sportsman divisionpoint race despite finishing ninth.He now has 734 points to 724for Leo Ceckowski. Bob Brown(720) and Frank Curtis (714) stillhave a chance to catch Llgon on thefinal night at action.
Tommy Washburn Is firstin points with 876. Berkoskl (884)and Jarsombek (842) are the onlyones with a chance to catch theBrentwood speedster Saturdaynight.
MEDFORDAm Follr-cr — GR '.•rTo
Mr. and Mrs Ccne Guerney of iOhio Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. |Fred Sclaca cf PennS j hania I\venue \isted Sturbridge \ illagein Massachusetts over the week-end.
Robert Maresco , son of Mr andMrs. Walter Maresco of RobinsonAvenue has entered \ ankton Col-lege in So.ith Dakota. Mr. ar.d Mi s. Thomas \ au^han ,Sr. t of Forest \venue spuid a lev,days recently visiting tht h son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and MrsGeorge Griswald ..f C onnecticut.
On September 11> ? lr. and MrsRobert Sauberlid. of Mt \ ernonAvenue celebrated a v t_dding an-niversary.
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Mr. and Mi s. Kaymond O Cameand son , t atrick , of-Oregon \\c-nue retui ned home last W t t l fromYankton - S.O. after enteringtheirson , Kenneth , in \ an^ton Collegefor his freshman year. Enroutethey visited Mr. ina Mis Mau-rice Midgley of Chicago, 111.,Mrs.O 'C ame^brother-in-law andsister , Mr. and Mrs. AlfredTw ellrran. of 1 asc St. Louis , 111.,and also her rnothei , Mrs. DoraPeasel , and other :elati\e3 InSilex , Miss
Susan Olafsen , daughter of Mrand Mrs. Henry Olafson of Green-port was two year s old Sunday.In honor of the occasion her par-
ents entei tained at a buffetsup-pcr
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Mrs. Susan Devaney of Ortgonwenat celebrated a birthda ySeptember 16 A family-party wasenj oy ed Sun da y nlgnt.
Miss Berna Glover , daughter ofMr and Mrs. LawrcnceGlcver ofGreenpnrt A\enuc , has enteredWagner College on Staten Islandto bectn her freshman year. Hersistei , Terry, is a By-Law Fel-low In experimental psycholog yat Hunter College In New YorkCity v here she is doing graduatew ork.
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The Medford Taxpayers andCivic \ssociation wishes to re-mind all those members andfriends going on the bus ride to theWorld' s Fair Sunday that the buawill lea\e from in front of the Is-land Coal and Lumber Companyon Route 112 at 10a.m.,EveryoneIs requested to be there at 9:45a.m. Mrs. Henri Gervais, chair-man of the trip, has a few seatsstill available and these can bereserved by calling her at GR 5-
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