36 The Herald-News, Thursday, April 11, 1968 Vetrone Hits 685 Set 76ers Deadlock Playoff Ave I la 674, Celestino 672, Runger 653, 642, Sydock 640 Montclair State Scores Fifth Straight Victory over the Boston Celtics at Boston to even the best-of-7 Eastern Divis'on final playoff series at 1-1. Lakers Win In Los Angeles, the Lakers came up with a big fourth quarter to down San Francisco 115-112 and take a 2-0 lead in the best-of-7 Western Division final. Wally Jones paced the 6ers with 24 points with bombs the outside. Backcourt 1 By The Associated Press The Philadelphia 76ers are considered to have the best starting five in the National Basketball Assoc5 ation. But their bench strength was the big question if the 76ers were to win a second straight championship.
So what happened Wednesday night? The bench Matt Guokas, Billy Melchionni and Johnny Green, helped spark the 76ers to a 116-115 victory UPPER MONTCLAIR -Pushing over a run in the last of the seventh inning, Montclair State College gained its tirth straight baseball victory without a loss Wednesday Salvi Rolls 673 Series Infantino 659, Russo 632, Zipsy 629, Simek, Fiore 625, Scerbak 624 Pittsburgh Takes 2-1 Lead in ABA Playoff Pipers Turn Back Muskies, 1 07-99; New Orleans Defeats Dallas, 110-107 defending New Jersey State College Conference champions will start at 1:30 p.m. Montclair State, with wins over Jersey City State and Newark State, stands 2-0 in the conference and with a win could boost its championship stock a great deal. Montclair State's run against St. Peter's came with two out in the seventh inning. Catcher Frank Rossi went all the way to second base on a two errors by the Peaco*cks on his grand ball.
Ken Meek, who has 10 hits in 17 trips to the plate in the young season, crashed a single to score Rossi with the winning run. In the see-saw contest Montclair State took a 1-0 lead in the second inning on a sacrifice fly by first baseman Ken Frank with the bases loaded. St. Peter's came back to tie the score in the third and moved ahead 3-1 with two runs in the fourth inning. Some long bombing by Jim Downing and Frank Rossi tied the game in the fifth inning for the home standing Indians.
Downing tripled, followed a single by Ton Picaro, to score one run with the second coming on a single by second baseman Tom Mc Cormick. Rossi then doubled, sending Mc Cormick to third base but the rally died when Meek struck out and Frank ground-' ed out. Ralph Millern who worked three and two thirds innings of scoreless relief was the winning pitcher for Coach Bill Dioguardi. The senior from Abescon allowed just two hits, struck out six and walked only one hitter. Freshman Ken Inglis worked the first five innings for the Indians while Fred Keimel hurled the last out in partners Hal Greer, Guokas and Melchionni chipped in with 15, 11 and nine points, respectively.
Chet Walker added 19 points, Wilt Chamberlain had 15 and Luke Jackson and Green had 11 in the balanced Philadelphia attack. John Havlicek tossed in 28 points for the Celtics. The 76ers broke the game open with a 35-point second quarter and took a 67-60 half-time lead. Then with Philly leading 86-77 after three- periods, Guokas reeled off seven straight points at the start of the final 12 minutes to wrap up the contest. Lauds Guokas Alex Hannum, the 76ers coach said, "Guokas was fantastic.
He came up loose balls, he was making the plays and he was getting the ball to the basket." Player-Coach Bill Russell of the Celtics agreed. "Their bench did it. I thought Melchionni hurt us real bad. And Guokas, especially at the start of the fourth period. Green also had a great game." Melchionni only played a total of 12 minutes while Guikas was in for 20 minutes as they gave starters Jones and Greer a breather.
The Lakers rallied from a 10-point deficit in the final quarter to go ahead 107-105 on Mel Counts' tip-in with :50 re-maining and never trailed again. Elgin Baylor and Jerry West topped the Lakers with 36 points each and it was West's three point play that finally got Los Angeles even at 105-105 before Counts put them ahead to stay. The Lakers held a 60-57 half-time edge but San Francisco stormed back on the shooting of Fred Hetzel and Jeff to go ahead 90-84 after three periods. Hetzel finished with 36 points and Mullins had 23. Play continues tonight with Boston traveling to Philadelphia and Los Angeles at San Francisco.
Griffith Signs For Heilman OAKLAND (AP) Emile Griffith and Andy Heilman have signed to meet June 7 in a middleweight match, promoter Don Chargin said Wednesday. Chargin said the 12-round fight here with the winner meeting champion Nino Ben-venuti of Italy. N.D., has a 36-3-3 since turning pro in 1962. Griffith, former middleweight and welterweight champion, has a 54-9 record over 11 years. FACT.
downing St. Peter's of Jersey City, 4-3. The win set the stage of the Indians' important clash Thursday with Glassboro State. The contest against the Coliseum. That put the Bucs one game up in the Western Division playoffs with game No.
4 set for tonight in New Orleans. In National Basketball Association semifinal playoff action, Philadelphia tied Boston at one game apiece in the Eastern Divison with a 115-106 victory and Los Angeles beat San Francisco 115-112 for a 2-0 lead in the Western Division. Connie Hawkins and Chico Vaughn combined for 60 points and ignited a Pittsburgh rally midway through the final period that carried the Pipers past Minnesota. Fwkins, who finished with 32 points, made three baskets and Vaughn sank a three-point goal from the corner as the Pipers widened their lead from 87-85 to 96-87 with four minutes left. Les Hunter paced the Muskies with 27 points, 13 of them in the first eight minutes.
The series continues in Minnesota on Saturday. Coach Cliff Hagan had called Dallas' game with New Orleans a crucial one. "If we can win, we can go to New Orleans with a 2-1 lead and by splitting the two games there could wrap it up back in Dallas on Monday," he said. "I don't think we can figure on winning both of those games al New Orleans." The Chaps must win at least one to send the series back to Dallas. They stayed with New Orleans most of the way Wednes-day night but fell behind for the last time when the Bucs' James Jones sank a short jump shot with 2:34 remaining.
Jones and Larry Brown, the Bucs' guards, led the New Orleans scoring with 23 points apiece but Cincy Powell of Dallas had a game high 33. Rutgers Wins Slugf est, 11-8 NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) Rutgers came from behind to down New Hampshire 11-8 in baseball here today. Rutgers had scored three runs in the fourth, and one in the fifth but was lagging by a score of 5 to 4 in the sixth when third baseman Dave Zimmerman doubled down the third base line. He scored when Rutgers catcher Steve Lipman put a double over the New Hampshire left fielder's head, tying the game. Then a single by Joe Higgin sent Lipman home and Higgin himself scored on a wild pitch and error.
Jean Godleski 174, Doris Duff 177, Ceil Latza 177 and Irene Novak 173. Van Houten Womens Mary Smith bowled a 573 series to pace the action in the Van Houten Woman's Handicap Bowling League Wednesday night. Her top series included games of 213 and 214. Janet Tresca had a 515 which included games of 177 and 198. The three game winners were Nagy's Bowling Equipment over Intelisano Mortician and Majka Sons over Shook Funeral home.
Other highlights: Lucy Wia-trak 172, Virginia Sincavage 190, Dot Paul 180, Marge Sie-del 192, Doris Wojdyla 188, Elaine Tabaka 177, Rose Laz-zaro 191, Lillian Tkach 189 and Marge Foray 184. Columbian League The DeVries Brothers and Team 10 were three game winners in the Columbian Bowling League Wednesday night at the Rizzuto-Berra Lanes, Clifton. The two game winners were DiSoteo Fuel, Vaxmonsky and Center Liquors. Other highlights Konter had games of 212 and 205, Juster 214, Capra 215, Riccardello 211, Vaccaro 212, Pivorotto 212 and Agnoli 214. Passaic Center Major Nite Spot, Passaic Center and Di Maggio's Restaurant chalked up sweeps Vednesday night in the Passaic Center Major League as league-leading Superior Textile and Be-nigno's Tire settled for 2-1 victories.
Top scores were Sal Fichera 214, Jim McMurray 216, Joe Hutchinson 221, W. Morgan 210, Joe Ortyl 213, Russ Carlisle 221, Mike Spaziano 224, Sal DelMauro 214, N. Galletta 212, Steve Chiariello 211, Bert La-Rosa 233, John Bruning 200-210 and R. Cordero 221. IT'S A as they won a pair from Ligus Five while the Brakes were losing two to Maciag's Five.
In other matches, Mixcal 1 and Nagy's Bowling came up with 2-1 wins. Tom Simek was the individual star as he hit 625 on 181-211-229. Other top sets were Lonnie Holmes 602 with 224 and 222, Frank Malinowski 602 with 233 and 222, Pete Scerbak 624 with 202 and 234 and Frank Simek 603 with 224 and 203. Top singles were Pete Martinique 222, George Sajban 217, Bucky Wojcik 233, Walt Filipowicz 219, Bill Sefchick 212, Mickey Warchol 246, George Brower 215, Joe Tober 228, Mike, Simchak 211-211, George Van Brookhoven 211, Bill Linger 215 and Pete Buss 210. Lodi Lanes 855 John Dworak and John Co-lasurdo deadlocked for scoring honors in the Lodi Lanes 855 League Wednesday night as they both finished with 616.
Dworak had high games of 211 and 224 while Colasurdo rolled singles of 208-200-208. Ben Bariso tallied 612 with 210 and 210, Al Vander. Groef 600 with 212 and 214, Jim Hines 606 with 204 and 210 and Don Hartmann 610 with 215 and 211. All team matches resulted in 2-1 victories with wins going to Bob's Pro Shop, Regan's Bar, Garfield Music Center, Lodi Lanes, Lanby Manufacturing, Midway Super Quality Oil and Combi-nates Inc. Top singles were Mel Lynch 224, George Giunta 218, N.
Tropiano 214, B. Tomaskovic 227, R. Pichere 257, F. Oswald 222, J. Dechon 212 and B.A.
Bruinooge 215-205. Waterfall's 850 Jules Procovic was top man in the Waterfall's 850 League Wednesday night as he rolled games of 214-210-199 for a 623 count. Al Slavinsky hit 621 with 232 and 200, Jack Bates 621 and 243, Joe Simon 612 with 227 and 205 and Mike Piascik 609 with 223 and 203. Old Firehouse was the only sweep winner in team action as Rinko Orthopedic, Marlowe's, Andy's Sport Shop and The Woods Inn chalked up 2-1 wins. Single highlights were Frank Mihalik 237, Ben Swi-gard 225-206, Ed Piascik 223- 213, Sam St.
George 221, Roy Kretchmar 220, Phil Marshall 219, Gene Gusciora 217-201, George Lucas 217, Joe Ein-reinhof 214, Tom Perog 213, Vince Cucci 212, Tunis Lowe 212, Pat Dargento 212, Ted Wlock 211, Steve Wells 211, Ed Lehner 211 and Frank Burek 210-206. Fair Lawn Wins Net Opener, 5-0 FAIR LAWN The Cutters of Fair Lawn opened their 1968 tennis season with a 5-0 decision over East Paterson High School, Wednesday afternoon. The Crusaders are 0-1. First singles: Dick Rother-mel (FL) defeated Gary Goldstein (EP) 6-1, 6-0. Second singles: Bob Christ-enson (FL) defeated George Karp (EP) 6-1, 6-0.
Third singles: Bob Witzburg (FL) defeated John Mitsba (EP) 6-2, 6-0. First doubles: Jerry Weiss-Mike Bober (FL) defeated Joe Hertel-Dan Bundy (EP) 6-1, 6-0. Second doubles: Jeff Witz-burg-John Weber (FL) defeated Les Koransky-Bob Marzo-tulli (EP) 6-0, 6-1. Yonkers Results Because Minnesota and Dallas played the perfect hosts, Pittsbugh and New Orleans hold 2-1 leads today in their best-of-7 American Basketball Association semifinal playoff series. Pittsburgh took a one-game lead in the Eastern Division playoffs by defeating the Muskies Wednesday night at Minnesota 107-99.
The Pipers pulled away in the closing minutes. Snap Streak Dallas had a 15-game winning streak at home but New Orleans came from behind in the final three minutes to edge the Chaparrals 110-107 in the Southern Methodist University Montclair St. Wins on Links NEW PALTZ, N.Y. Montclair State College's varsity golf team scored second win of the season Wednesday here at the Granite County Club downing New Paltz State, 7V2 to V2. The win gives Coach Jerry De Rosa's team a record for the season of two wins and two losses.
The defeat was the first acton for the home team this year. The Indians swept four of the six individual matches with wins being turned in by Joe Peterson, Jeff Dillon, Bob Rolak and Joe Duffy. In best ball competition, Montclair State swept all three compti-tions. Montclair State returns to action Thursday meeting Stevens Tech at its home course, High School Baseball Results Eastern Christian 13, Mid- Hasbrouck Heights 12, Wall-ington 6 Livingston 7, Boonton 3 Morris Catholic 12; DePaul 2 Englewood 9, Fair Lawn 8 East Rutherford 4, Rutherford 2 Bogota 7, East Paterson 6 Lakeland 5, Passaic Valley 5 (tie) Pompton Lakes 22, Passaic County Tech 1 Nutley 8, Orange 2 sldwell 6, Blair Academy 2 men Ridge 6, Cedar Grove 5 Carfield 6 (tie) Northern i 1 a 18, Hawthorne 3 Wood-Ridge 8, Emerson Boro 2' Lodi 6, Passaic 4 Manchester 6, Waldwick 0 Indian Hills 6, Ramsey 2 Fox 648, Siderits Gene Vetrone took a giant step toward locking up the championship of the Lodi Lanes Classic Wednesday night as he rolled games of 268-190-227 for a 685 series in sweeping three games from Don Moran. Vetrone now holds an eight-point lead over Teata Semiz, who has a one-pin edge over Paul Dena in the battle for the runner-up spot.
Vince Timpanara rolled fpr Semiz and hit 535 in taking two games from Joe Hutchinson who finished with 551. Semiz is presently on the professional bowling tour. Dena hit 617 on 191-212-214 as he won a pair of games from Leo Cybulski. Other leading sets were Joe Avella 674 on 203-244-227, Lou Celestino 672 on 234-215-223, Mike Sydock 640 with 203 and 245, Stan Niemiec 630 with 236 and 204, Tony Runger 653 with 214 and 246, Lou De Luca 609 with 207 and 204 D'Er-cole 609 with 206 and 209, Mur-ray Fox 648 with 229 and 226, Tom Adams 637 with 223 and 233, Jack Shannon 615 with 207 and 226, Joe Siderits 642 on 224-202-216, Nick Andriola 620 with 219 and 214, Joe Tolvay 600 with 211 and 213, AI Fus-carino 621 on 210-204-207. Nick Contrlno 1 Jot Avella 2 Mickey Marlanl 0 Lou Celestino 3 Louis Dlonlslo 1 Charles Youngblood 2 Steve Eurlst 1 Tony Chrznowskl 2 Tony Bono 1 George Marrone 2 Mike Sydock 3 Herb Van Krulngen 0 207- 178-192-577 203-244-227674 208- 179-191578 234-215-223-672 172-171-202548 191- 183-174548 219-175-160554 161-182-170513 202- 218-159579 207-151-218576 192- 203-245-640 163-201-209573 184-171-167522 236-204-190630 207-204-198609 195-20-179574 207-213-158578 192-209'198 599 206- 209-194609 229-193-226648 195- 189-202586 223- 233-181637 176-171-193540 174-207-185566 207- 182-226-615 224- 202-216-642 219-214-187620 192- 177-189558 211-213-176-600 210-204-207-621 193- 148-195536 268-190-227685 203- 159-173 535 193-187-171551 196- 157-192545 191-212-214-617 214-193-246-653 Stan Gusciora Stan Niemiec Lou De Luca Jot Sodora John Flanagan Rich Trucksess Fred D'Ercole Murray Fox Pett Mylenkl Tom Adams Curt Hadnot Bill Regan Jack Shannon Joe Siderits Nick Andriola Frank Marroccoll Joe Tolvay Al Fuscarino Don Moron Gene Vetrone Vince Timpanara Joe Hutchinson Leo Cybulski Paul Dena Tony Runger 1 Stan Marchut Peterson Points Vetront Semiz Dena Fuscarino Mariani Marchut Fox Sydock Adams Andriola Runger Shannon Schlegel Hutchinson Contrino Moran Vihl 470-14 Brady 419-07 417-39 416-33 415-47 414-24 413-02 410-05 409-19 407-11 403-06 403-04 400-24 396-34 395-21 390-09 389-38 374-30 374-07 361-41 462-42 462-41 458-30 451-20 447-26 444-12 443-41 438-07 435-49 434-17 432-24 432-24 431-40 431-01 Flanagan Gusciora Marrone Avella Niemiec Siderits Trucksess Sodora Bono Eurlst D'Ercole Hadnot Marroccoll Cybulski Dlonlso Regan De Luca Youngblood 428-28 425-08 Van Krulgen 425-49 White 423-47 Celestino 422-10 Wallington Ladies Marsha Zaleski was the leading lady in the Wallington Lanes Ladies Handicap League Wednesday night as she tallied 587 and 226.
Stasia Dabal rolled 533 and 190, Nancy Chime 526 and 204, Fran Koren 515 and 231 and Jan Hu-ber 512 and 192. Afl team matches resulted in 2-1 decisions with the odd game going to Bargg's funeral Home, -R i Cardan Manufacturing Go Go Girls, Alley Cats Lyndhurst Emblem Club and Falstrom. Single highlights were Dot Tantillo 197, Mary Martcuso 180, Anne Crzesiak 177, Harriet Peet 174, Helen Carbone 176, Helen, Hannagan 170, Flo Benedict 171 and Catherine Thomas 172. Wallington Ladies 805 Alice Nitek and Barbara Schwartz were outstanding in the Wallington Lanes Ladies 805 League Wednesday night as Alice 'rolled 602 on 145-218-239 and Barbara finished with 600 on 183-214-203. Also turning in top efforts were Marion Hughs 564 and 215, P.
Mayel 500, A. Pedati 526 and 237, J. Bresnak 506' and 201, J. Loeb 517, R. Menne 583 and 230, M.
Ardis 525, B. McSeveney 528 and 210 and A. Kukol 557. Mains top Tavern, Auto Equipment of Paterson, Hy's Appliances and Towne Country turned in sweeps in team action as Al's Auto Sales came in with a 2-1 victory. Fairchild Gorden Decker was the big gun in the Fairchild League Wednesday night as he rolled 203-193-212 for a 608 total.
Team competition featured sweeps by Jesters, Beer Muggs, Seven Ups and Five Jays and a 2-1 win by the Rangers. Top singles were Joe A verso 224, Joe Zanca 221, Tom Volpe' 215, John Radigan- 214-214, Gene Dubis 213, Al Gertz 212, Bill Sheppard 211 and 'Norm Duehring 210. Manhattan Red With two weeks of play to go the Manhattan Red League championship is still up for grabs as the Passaic Browns and Department 32 Brakes are deadlocked for the lead after Wednesday night's action. The Browns moved into tie Silvio Salvi set the pace for the bowlers in the St. Francis Club League Wednesday night as he put together games of 215-277-181 for a 673 series.
A. Zipay tallied 629 with 218 and 217, H. Awramko 608 with 226 and 214, J. Burek 607 with 222 and 203 and J. Van Blarcom 600 and 225.
Stephan Gaal Paints scored the only sweep in team play while Kamienski Rasutek Funeral Home, Eojchik Ele'c-tric and Michael's Market took two games. Single highlights were Kur-nath 211, Slanina 210, English 212, Horack 214, Kristofick 213, Pluta 211, Benko 214, Zipf 211, Rooney 218, R.W. Timm 210, Krisanda 211, Marakovitz 212 and Raichel 222. Inter-City George Russo Jr. rolled the high series in the Wallington Lanes Inter-City League Wednesday night as he hit game of 223-194-215 for a 632 Tony Garardi tallied 623 on 210-215-198, Al Barone 600 with 205 and 205, George-Polchin Jr.
616 and 235, Emil Hrabal 608 and 243, Warren Kraft 603 with 206 and 204 and Vinnie Insinga 619 and 243. Team play featured sweeps by Mizdol's Tavern and Grandview Steel and 2-1 triumphs by Polka Dot Tav-Par. Leading singles were T. To-karski 227, J. Kapeller 210, W.
Kamon 216, C. Allendorf 200- 214, J. DeLeasa 217, P. Cocoz-zo 210, D. Tetradis 225, A.
Mason 242, S. Farino 243, E. Donnelly 221, Short 223, R. Bul-son 213, J. Mizdol 216 and V.
Insinga 243. Bergen Harmony League-leading Trophy came up with the lone sweep in the Bergen Harmony League Wednesday night while 2-1 victories were posted by Jerry's Tavern, VFW, Sisco Dairy and American Light Alloys. Scoring highlights were Hellebrand 224, F. Thornton 245 and P. Hyle 212.
Wallington 875 Gabe Infantino showed his heels to the pack in the Wall-i Lanes 875 League Wednesday night as he tallied 659 with 244-216-199. Percy Whitlow rolled 616 with 228 and 217, Walt Trambowiec 608 with 230 and 201, Charles Menne 600 with 204 and 234, Harry Beideman 620 and 255 and Marsh Wyman 614 with 223 and 216. Tip-Top Typesetters, Colet ta's Bar and Applainces were sweep winners in team action while 2-1 victors were Hackensack Roofing, Semera ro Construction, Rag Doll, Tony's Five and Spys. Single highlights were R. Spano 216, J.
Glita 205-215; A Capo 214, B. Narath 210, Kacmarcik 212, J. Russo 217, E. Lomauro 218, J. Cavaluzzo 220, G.
Guhl 210, M. Acanfrio 232, T. McShane 210, B. Chris-tek 212, B. Galambos 211, J.
Herman 215, S. Arois 211, E. Conti Sr. 216, E. Conti Jr.
245, A Laudenbach 237, R. Hilton 214, F. DeLauro 213, A. Nelson 232, J. Mason 215, J.
Impome-ni 218, J. D'Andrea 211 and S. Ferragino 214. Howe Richardson P. Broekel was high man in the Howe Richardson League Wednesday night as he came up with games of 234-162-213 for a 609 series.
W. Sala tallied 605 as he rolled games of 166-227-212. The Roaches picked up the only sweep in team play while 2-1 winner were Flops and Ratz. North Jersey PNCC Wetzel's Luncheonette, Pul-zato Tile and Labash Funeral Home chalked sweeps Wednesday night in the men's division of the North Jersey PNCC League as Bizub's Funeral Home scored a 2-1 victory. Top scores were J.
Blazo Jr. 213, A. Fialkowski 211, C. Lu-kowicz 211, C. Godleski 211, K.
Manowiecki 210, F. Pastula 210 and H. Opalka 210. In women's team play Cho-Cha Helen's Music School, Ra-czkowski's Tackle Shop Gom-bos Microwaves, Shook Funer al Home and Precision Brake blanked their opponents as Pfister Wreckers won two games. Leading singles were Freda Tomasovic 206, Josephine Smolinski 192-186, Lorraine Gavlak 181, Evelyn Manow-.
iecki 180, Helen Manowiecki 180, Ginney Morrissey 179,. the ninth inning. St. Peter's (3) Montclair S. (4) AB AB Foster.ss Down 4 x-Mar'n'lo, Sasso.lb Scott.rf Breslln.o xx-Groth 4 Meek.ss Fronk.lb IcTrUb Behnkclf Mlller.p Picaro.rf 1.1 Inglls.p 0 0 0 0 35 St.
Peter's Montclolr St. 3 8 32 4 i 500 0003 001 010 020 10X 4 x-Struck out for Foster In 9th. xx-Struck outfor Breslln In 9th. Two base Hit: Rossi Three base his: Downing, Breslln Winning Pitcher Miller (1-0); Losing Pitcher Bresslln (0-3) Umpires: Conlon, Mallanaro. Yonkers Entries FIRST RACE: Pact CI 1 11,700 1 Wonder Boy (G.
Procino) 4-1 2 Fair Maiden (P. lovlne) 3-1 3 Tom Tar (J. Kellev Jr.) 9-2 4 Lord Newport (J. Richardson) 8-1 5 War Byrd (N.D.) 8-1 6 Preble Adlos (E. Cobb) 4-1 7 1.
Paul (C. Abba'lo) 4-1 8 Slick Going (R. Cherrlx) 10-1 SECOND RACE: Pace Cond. 1 $2,000 1 Biddies Dream (J. Edmunds) 3-1 2 Miss Nelsonla (G.
Procino) 8-1 3 Edgewood Miracle (R. Cherrlx) 5-1 4 Flor Art (D. Insko) 6-1 5 Bad Time (D. Insko) 6-1 6 Jonathan (W. Hudson) 4-1 7 Benlamln Hanover (V.
Dancer) 9-2 8 Claires Tarheel (J. Faroldo) 10-1 THIRD RACE: Pact C-2 1 $2,000 1 Mayo Arlon (N.D.) 5-1 2 Shrewd Pick (M. Pusey) 6-1 3 The Tunesman (B. Webster) 4-1 4 Roblnhy (F. Popflnger) 3-1 5 Hempstead Sport (J.
Manil Jr.) 5-1 6 Sweet Amy (N. Dauplaise) 6-1 7 Muncys Tune (W. Carroll) 10-1 8 Fair Market (J. Faraldo) 10J FOURTH RACE: Trot B-l 1 $3,500 1 Dandy Date (C Abba'lo) 3-1 2 Trader Gent (B. Webster) 9-2 3 Specter (F.
Taga'lo) 4-1 4 Panthers Flight (c. Cobb) 5-1 5 Hlckl HI (A. Burton) 8-1 6 Angelic Hanover (W. Wathen Jr.) 9-2 7 Trusty Mix (A. Thomas) 6-1 FIFTH RACE: Pact A-2 1 $4,500 1 Shore Will (W.
Myer) 3-1 2 Texan Hanover (H. Dancer Jr.) 8-1 3 Ricks Colt (J. Chapman) 5-1 4 Robin Dundee (E. Cobb) 9-2 5 Morencl Chief (N.D.) 5-1 6 Drambuie (L. Fontaine) 4-1 7 Happy Songster (N.D.) 10-1 8 Marvin Craln (B.
Webster) 8-1 SIXTH RACE: Trot Class A-1-A-2 Handicap 1 Milt $5,000 1 Victory Camp (A. Burton) 10-1 2 Keystone Pride (D. Insko) 4-1 3 Marcel Mir (W. Myer) 6-1 4 Rodneys Star (R. Cherrlx) 10-1 5 Ruy Bias IV (E.
Cobb) 4-1 6 Style Setter (N.D.) 5-2 7 Peerless Yankee (V. Dancer) 7-2 SEVENTH RACE: B-3 1 $2,700 1 Tracer Hanover (A. Abba'lo) 3-1 2 Abe Knight (D. Insko) 5-1 3 Rhythm Gene (B. Webster) 8-1 4 Preble Time (N.D.) 4-1 5 Randy Pointer (J.
Edmunds) 6-1 6 Sals Mite (W. Hudson) 8-1 7 Arlle Frost (D. Ross) 5-1 8 Buzzing Hanover (J. Chapman) 8-1 EIGHTH RACE: Pact B-2 1 $3,100 1 Broadside (W. Myer) 5-1 2 Single Jerry (E.
Cobb) 4-1 3 Sir Charles Pick (W. Hudson) 6-1 4 Key Whirl (R. Cherrlx) 3-1 5 Mighty Rice (W. Wathen Jr.) 5-1 6 Bens Belle (N.D.) 5-1 7 Le Whip (B. Webster) 8-1 8 Dusty Jean (Jo.
Barchl) 12-1 NINTH RACE: Pact B-l 1 $3,500 1 Mr. Triple E. (W. Myer) 4-1 2 Atton Bullet (F. Taga'lo) 3-1 3 Foreian Policy (N.D.) 8-1 4 Moront (J.
Michaels) 10-1 5 Yakety Yak N. (D. Insko) 5-1 6 Muncy Boy (E. Avery) 6-1 7 Lod Rainbow (N 6-1 8 Valley view Flame (F. Pop'ger) 5-1 Tigers Snap Losing Streak PRINCETON (AP) The Princeton Tigers staved off late inning hreats by Temple Wednesday and broke a three game losing streak with an upset 3-2 baseball victory.
Sophom*ore center field Bo Hunter scored the winning run and first tally for the Tigers, picking up two hits for Princeton. Princeton's Steve Cushmore gave up 10 hits and struck out 10 batters. GIFTED SARA (SPIRITUAL READER) Character Reading! Open 9 till 9, Sundays till 1 61 Main Hacktnsack HU. 7-2676 SSiir no I rial. Jpy DERBY GUYS STANDOUT The Soap Box Derby is a real test-a test of ambition and energy, skill and sportsmanship.
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Your sponsoring Chevrolet dealer has all the details. Visit him today with Mom or Dad and sign up. FIRST RACE Pace 1 mile 2:08 3 3-lrlsh King (Thomas) 15.20 5.20 3.40 1-Shadydale AH'gro (B'w'th) 3.80 2.60 5-Bill Saucy Talbot (Fontaine) 3.60 Also started: Guess Again, Art Brook, Gala Hour, Senator Pete, Vickie Gene. SECOND RACE Pace 1 mile 2:07.1. 3-M rl nda Expr'ss (T'lo) 4.40 2.60 2.40 1-Cecil Minbar (Insko) 3.00 2.60 7-Beacon (Cobb) 5.60 Also started: Gay Dud, Speedy Bar-baranne, Harrys Carol, Extra Schatzie, Knight Butler.
DAILY DOUBLE (3-3) Paid $36.40 THIRD RACE Trot 1 mile 2:07.1. 3-Beau Diller (Phalen) 6.00 3.00 3.20 1-Sharp Cat (Burton) 3.00 3.00 5-Jamies Beauty (Cormier) 3.60 Also started: Sweet Cere, Lumber Key, Batty, Calebs Thome Hano- Ver' EXACTA (3-1) PAID SttOO FOURTH RACE Pace 1 mile 2:09.3. 5-AC D'ndy (H'ght'n) 3.80 2.80 2.80 1- Byrd Butler (Rash) 3.40 2.80 2- Traceys Girl (Webster) 4.00 Also started: Adios Speed, Gravel King, Curly Kid, Raleigh Van B. FIFTH RACE Pact 1 milt $3,100 2:05.2. King (Dauplaise) 6.40 3.40 2.60 3- Pirate Hanover (P'pf'ng'r) 4.20 3.20 4- The Paymaster (Callahan) 5.80 Also started: Chin Whiskers, Jone Volstadt, Fast Gun, Trotwood Chuck, High Fly Byrd.
EXACTA (1-3) PAID $18.40 SIXTH RACE Pact 1 mile $4,000 2:04.4. 1- Flreaway N. (Myer) 7.00 3.20 160 2- Fly Boy Dugne (Ch'pm'n) 2.80 2.40 '5-Worthy Jimmy (Dancer Jr.) 5.60 Also started; Broadview Babe, Special Hanover, Morning After, Air New Zealand, Tag Worthy. SEVENTH RACE Pact 1 mile $2,000 2:07.2. 1- W'ldc't L'b'll (F'nfne) 2.80 120 2.20 2- Shannon Gallon (Pr'ldo) 3.80 2.60 8-Worran M.
Byrd (Callahan) 5.80 Also started: Ski Hunter, Billy Duone, Bouquet Hanover, Sammit Strong, Booms Boy. EXACTA (1-2) PAID $8.00 EIGHTH RACE Trot 1 milt $3,100 2:05.3. 3- Able Rodney (P'pflng'r) 3.80 2.60 1- Adios Proof (Abbatiello) 5.40 2.80 2- Terretl (Webster) 2.40 Also started: Lone Tree Act, Golden Pride, Qulnqueza, Invincible. NINTH RACE Pace I mil $2,300 2:08.1. 3- Apoche Gun (Cobb) 1.20 4.20 3.60 6-Tugflre (Mattucci) 9.60 3.80 -4-Greentree Rex (Grasso) 2.80 Also started: Georgia Red, Ozark Dom, Adlos Again, Selka Diamond, Danceaway.
EXACTA (3-6) PAID $109.60 i The local champion will receive a handsome trophy, $500 U. S. savings bond and an expense-paid trip to Akron, Ohio, to compete in the 1968 All-American for $30,000 in college a targetworth shooting for! fill The New Zealand wonder horse CARDIGAN DAY The first million dollar harness horse April 25th, in the 50,000 INTERNATIONAL PACE or May 2nd, in the i GOOD TIME PACE or MAY 9th, In the VTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP PACE ch Cardigan Bay go for the million! st race 8 P. Daily double 7:50 4 Exactas nitely Sponsored By Tha Herald-News, Chevrolet and an Association of Derby Fathers and Clifton Jaycees For information, call Derby Headquarter, 777-600Q.
