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I MAY<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong> p<br />
As Eaton Hurls Six Hit Ball<br />
In a ding dong battle at the • K<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong> Athletic Field, the im IF ^ Eaton ' W 1 * a<br />
proving Millers blasted' Tony De<br />
aton ' s hits w «e the most decisi<br />
Maria to beat Madison 7-3 Mo. inning, with each knock!<br />
dav afternnon TK.. «,,. ' . I la two .runs.<br />
Eaton '<br />
day afternoon,<br />
their batting eyes alert "aV"^<br />
Kane, Tom O'Hara, Dave Wout<br />
and Kenny Eaton each »ot 1<br />
walked only one<br />
d i<br />
ive<br />
eking<br />
team<br />
* the bottom of the third<br />
' to the top of the fifth both<br />
went scoreless," as Doth<br />
man and allowed<br />
scatterej<br />
singles. The Millers v--ere<br />
bit wobbly in the field, Dut tb^r<br />
hard hitting mads up for it<br />
In the first inning Madison<br />
L Mre ? one on a single „<br />
Diasik and a two base<br />
Madison scored one run in<br />
of<br />
%rror<br />
hit and<br />
and Orlando, a<br />
an infield out.<br />
Ill the ' bottom<br />
inning the Miller:<br />
teoke loose. The Millers<br />
runs on a base on balls., ^ "error<br />
an^^ingles by Wouters, O'Harai<br />
of the second<br />
hitting attack''<br />
M///ers 2=0<br />
In a hard fought pitchers' battk<br />
at Glen Ridgre Tuesday. Glen Ridge<br />
topped the Millers 2-0. Red Lowery<br />
pitched good ball for the Blues<br />
put the breaks were just against<br />
him. Red gave up only four .hits<br />
and struck out seven men. Bill<br />
Meyers pitched fine ball for the<br />
Ridgers as he gave up only one<br />
hit, 'walked none, and struck out<br />
eleven men. Dave Wouters got<br />
the only hit for <strong>Millburn</strong>—a line-<br />
drive single to right field.<br />
For the first four and one-halt<br />
innings each pitcher pitched air- !<br />
tight ball. In the bottom half of |<br />
th fifth ii<br />
gt»d ball, but in the bottom<br />
the fifth Coach Van Buren's boys<br />
started another uprising. Don<br />
Reutlinger slashed a double into"<br />
left center field and the pitcher<br />
walked Wynne. De Maria then re-<br />
' : ~~ * the next two men. Ken<br />
i then smacked a sizzling<br />
single, to sew up his own ball<br />
game, making the score 6-3 with<br />
the Millers out in front.<br />
The Millers scored another run<br />
in the sixth, inning on singles by<br />
Kane and O'Hara. and a balk, to<br />
make the final score 7-3, with the<br />
continued his fine pitching, as he<br />
retired Madison one, two, three.<br />
Box: score:<br />
MADISON<br />
Eoscigno, 3b<br />
BBC Trims Oilers<br />
For Second Win<br />
Last Sunday at Taylor Park, the<br />
Millbum Baseball Club continued<br />
to pound the opposing pitchers<br />
when they defeated the Somerville<br />
Oilers by a acore of 17 to 1. This<br />
marked the second week that the<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong>ites overwhelmed the op-<br />
position, they now have scored 32<br />
runs and 2S hits in two games.<br />
Frank Milbauer, Oal Smith and<br />
Eddie Friteen divided the mound<br />
duties for Millhurn, limiting the<br />
i opposition to five scattered hits.<br />
Decaro, If<br />
Tyrone, If<br />
j Losario. cf<br />
Mactrobuno, 2b<br />
Diasik, rf<br />
DeMaria. p<br />
Orlando, ss<br />
Corhett. c<br />
Thomas, lb<br />
Totals<br />
MILLBTJRN<br />
Buffington<br />
AB<br />
4<br />
1<br />
Kane<br />
O'Hai*<br />
Wouters<br />
Reutlirrger<br />
the fifth inning the Ridgers broke t wvnn<br />
Reilly<br />
Baton<br />
loose with two runs. Lowery<br />
walked Borthwick and Kimble.<br />
Borthlvick was then picked off,<br />
but.Sickler followed with a scorch-<br />
ing triple to drive in Kimble.<br />
Foster then put down a neat<br />
squeeze bunt to bring in Sickler,<br />
making the final score 2-0. For<br />
the next tyo innings each pitcher<br />
pitched air-tight ball, setting the<br />
side down in order each time.<br />
Glen Ridge<br />
Sickler, If<br />
Foster, ss<br />
Pierson, 3b<br />
Moran, c<br />
Meyers, p<br />
Corrigan, 2b<br />
Mitchell, lb<br />
Borthwick, cf<br />
Kimble, rf<br />
Totals<br />
A.B.<br />
3<br />
2<br />
3<br />
2<br />
8<br />
3<br />
2<br />
1<br />
0<<br />
IS<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong><br />
Kane, cf<br />
Sutherland, cf<br />
Wynne, lb<br />
O'Hara, c<br />
Reutlinger, ss<br />
Woutere, rf<br />
Paskow, If<br />
Buffington, If<br />
Reilly, 3b<br />
Freeauf, 2b<br />
Lowery, p<br />
A.B.<br />
3<br />
0<br />
3<br />
3<br />
3<br />
3<br />
1 •<br />
2<br />
2<br />
2<br />
2 '<br />
R.<br />
1,<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
1<br />
2<br />
R.<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
H. 2<br />
0<br />
0<br />
1<br />
1<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
i<br />
H.<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
1<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
•a<br />
0<br />
Totals<br />
Netsters Rack<br />
Up Sixth Win<br />
Richard Powell's un-<br />
racqueteers racked up<br />
thi t<br />
s 3<br />
3<br />
3<br />
3<br />
3 .<br />
3<br />
28<br />
AB<br />
4<br />
4<br />
4<br />
3<br />
4<br />
0<br />
1<br />
3<br />
R<br />
0<br />
0<br />
1 1<br />
1<br />
0<br />
1<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
.0<br />
Totals<br />
and Don Mackie had three hits in-<br />
cluding a double. A new player,<br />
Charles Styles, played for <strong>Millburn</strong><br />
and had two hits besides playing<br />
errorless ball. For Somerville, Ed<br />
Kleiner had two hits, driving in<br />
Joe Anthony who had singled, for<br />
the only Somerville run.<br />
Box score:<br />
SomeFVille<br />
Bjorman, 2b<br />
Coach<br />
defeated<br />
three more wins in their quest u><br />
retain the Suburban Conference<br />
crown which they have held for<br />
the past six years. Thus far, the<br />
Blues have notehed four shutouts<br />
in five Contereiice matches.'<br />
On Wednesday, May 10, Sum-<br />
mit fell victim to "the locals by 3<br />
4-1 saore at the Taylor Park<br />
courts. Three af the <strong>Millburn</strong><br />
ulars were absent, but the ^fillers,<br />
nevertheless, came very near to<br />
shutout win. Pablo Hisenbprg;.<br />
Mjllburjvs regular number one<br />
man, whipped D. Trowbrtige 6-0,<br />
8-1. Ted Rodgers, filling "in for<br />
Dan Goeflsteln, was on tlie verge;<br />
of a great comeback after winning<br />
the second set, but he hurt nisi<br />
right arm early in the final set<br />
•and bowed to F. Kmg by a 8-3,<br />
S-6, 6-2 score. John Powers filled<br />
in far Herb Coin-sen and downed<br />
B. HolHster 9~i, 7-5. In the num-<br />
ber one doubles match, the Mill-<br />
burn combo of Jim Durand and<br />
Franklirr Coursen had an easy time<br />
with J. Daniels and D. Crann, win-<br />
ning 6-1, 6-1. Steve Henkel and<br />
Bill LaLonde downed T. Armstrong<br />
and J. Baker 8-2, 6^4 in the num-<br />
ber two doubles match.<br />
Madison fell victim to the Mill-<br />
ers by a S-0 score at the Dodger's<br />
courts last Friday, May 14. Pablo<br />
Eisenberg upended D. Fenner<br />
6-0, 6-0. Dan Goodstein downed A.<br />
Collins 6-2, 6-4, and Herb Coursen<br />
won over G. Lassiter 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.<br />
John Powers and Ted Rodgeis<br />
dumped D. Kelly and F. Noe 6-3.<br />
6-S, while Ted Werner and Bill<br />
LaLonde came from behind to<br />
whip B. Shaeklock artd F. David-<br />
son 5-7, 6-0, 6-0.<br />
• Taylor .Park was the scene of<br />
: another <strong>Millburn</strong>. victory last Mon-<br />
• day afternoon as the locals were<br />
1 triumphant over Verona for the<br />
i second time this . season by a 5-0<br />
' score. Pablo Eisenberg downed B.<br />
'-. Burnett 6-1, 6-0; Dan Goodstein<br />
• defeated N. MacLaren 6-2, 6-0:<br />
Herb Coursen beat J. Hayne 6-1,<br />
6-2. In the number one doubles<br />
match, E. Chestnut and D. Kate<br />
! fell victims to John Power and Ted 1 :<br />
I Rodgers by a 6-3, 6-0 score. Frant-<br />
' Iin Coursen and Jim Durand<br />
! blanked B. Hinkley and R. RaitheJ<br />
[«-0, 6-0.<br />
Ridgers Bow to<br />
M.H.S. Trackmen<br />
By HOWARD CORWIN<br />
In the closest meet of the sea-<br />
son, the <strong>Millburn</strong> High School<br />
trackmen edged out Glen Ridge in<br />
the final event to win their second<br />
victory by a score of 60-57 on Mon-<br />
day at the Millers' home field. The<br />
Millers again showed great team<br />
competition in downing the Ridg-<br />
ers.<br />
Outstanding for <strong>Millburn</strong> were:<br />
Captain Frank Schubert with fif-<br />
teen points, euid John Steinberg<br />
and Dud Tighe with thirteen<br />
apiece. Bud Henningaen paced his<br />
mates with fourteen points for the<br />
Ridgers.<br />
Summary: <strong>Millburn</strong> 60, - Glen<br />
Ridge 57.<br />
Summary: Millbum 60, Glen Ridge 57<br />
130 yd. dash: 1, Tiglie, M; 2, Wqf-<br />
ford, G: 3, Reilly, M. 10.4.<br />
220 yd. dash: 1, Tighe. M; 2, Hcn-<br />
nir-.gsen, O; 3, Keilly, M. 23.4.<br />
440 yd. dash: 1, Spellane, C; Von<br />
Th&den, M; 3. GeMe, G. 55.9.<br />
S30 run: 1, Maynard, G; 2, Gruene-<br />
wald. M: 3, Congleton, G. 2:08.7.<br />
Mile run: 1, Maynard, G; 2, R&4OE,<br />
It; 3. Keating, Q. 5:07.<br />
High hurdles: 1. Steinberg. M; 2,<br />
Hennlngsen. G; 3. Laparte. G. 16.5.<br />
Low hurdles: 1, Hennmgsen, G;<br />
2. Steinberg, M; Laparte, G. S7.3.<br />
Javelin: 1, Schubert, M; 2, KchBl,<br />
G; 3. Clapps, G. 134' 10".<br />
Sliot put: 1, Schubert. M; 2, Spel-<br />
dBll. M; 3, Clapps, G, «' 9 3/4".<br />
Discus: l, Schubert, M; 2, ci&pps,<br />
G; 3, Speldell, M. 114' IQV*".<br />
Pole vault: 1 (tie). Welsh, d; WrleHt,<br />
G: Johnson, G. S' 9".<br />
High Jump: J, Steinberg, M; 2, Tighe,<br />
M: 3, Pries, G. 5 1 3",<br />
Broad Jump: 1. Corwin, M: 2, Hen-<br />
ningsen, G; 3, Laparte, G. 19'.<br />
Men's Softball<br />
League Schedule<br />
Date<br />
May<br />
June<br />
10<br />
U<br />
17<br />
1*<br />
24<br />
25<br />
26<br />
31<br />
1<br />
* H.g.S.<br />
7—1<br />
5-6<br />
7—2<br />
1—3<br />
2-^5<br />
3—6<br />
7—B<br />
3-^5<br />
**T.I<br />
l-2<br />
M<br />
6—2<br />
1—4<br />
1=*<br />
0<br />
It-<br />
IS<br />
16<br />
i—7<br />
2-^-3<br />
s—e<br />
July<br />
Aug.<br />
21<br />
22<br />
28<br />
28<br />
5<br />
6<br />
12<br />
13<br />
U<br />
19<br />
20<br />
21<br />
26<br />
27<br />
23<br />
2<br />
3<br />
i<br />
9<br />
10<br />
16<br />
17<br />
1-f-O.<br />
1—3<br />
2—5<br />
3—6<br />
7—5<br />
3—5<br />
4— 7<br />
2—3<br />
—<br />
1—7<br />
3—4<br />
1—2<br />
•4—5<br />
6—2<br />
7—3<br />
1—4<br />
1—6<br />
' S—5<br />
Code<br />
4—a<br />
6—T<br />
1—5<br />
3—4<br />
1—2<br />
4—S<br />
fc-2<br />
7^3<br />
1—t<br />
1-6<br />
4—6<br />
2—3<br />
1—5<br />
6—7<br />
1—5<br />
2—4<br />
7—1<br />
5—6<br />
4—7<br />
7—2<br />
6—7<br />
2—5<br />
3—6<br />
7—5<br />
4—6<br />
Miller, c<br />
Smith, If<br />
Ryan, cf<br />
Birchak, ss<br />
Federico, lb<br />
Labosky, 3b<br />
Anthony, rf<br />
Kleiner, p<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong><br />
A. Carella, 2b<br />
M. Sereno, cf<br />
J. Fiola, rf<br />
W. DePalma, lb<br />
Styles, lb<br />
R. Carella, c<br />
V. Traub, If<br />
Wheeler. If<br />
Mackie, 3b<br />
Cooper, ss<br />
Milbauer, p<br />
Smith, p<br />
Fritzen, p<br />
AB<br />
4<br />
3<br />
3<br />
4<br />
3<br />
4<br />
3<br />
4<br />
4,<br />
32<br />
AB<br />
5<br />
4<br />
6<br />
4<br />
2<br />
5<br />
3<br />
3<br />
5<br />
3<br />
2<br />
1<br />
2<br />
17 16<br />
Rec Department<br />
League Standings<br />
Oldtimers' Softball<br />
Beechcroft<br />
Short Hills Taxi<br />
J. B. Contractors<br />
Suburban Points<br />
American Legion<br />
Road Department<br />
Firemen<br />
Short Hills Tigers<br />
League<br />
W.<br />
2<br />
1<br />
1<br />
1<br />
0 -<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
Young Men's League<br />
Palumbo's Baso<br />
Suburban Paints<br />
Al & Ann<br />
Wildcats<br />
Lord & Taylor<br />
Manis Luncheonette<br />
Junior Firemen<br />
*'<br />
2<br />
1<br />
1<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
L.<br />
0 0<br />
1<br />
1<br />
1<br />
2<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0 0<br />
•o 1<br />
1<br />
1<br />
1<br />
don't count anything towards the<br />
Conference championship. Madison<br />
was the decided favorite since<br />
they beat the Millers twice. Cald-<br />
well had only one man who was<br />
consistent enough to keep his<br />
medal score down and Verona was<br />
the weak sister. The tournament<br />
is decided by adding up the total<br />
scores of the four players on each<br />
squad. As was expected Fred Lucas<br />
won the individual low scoring<br />
title but as was not expected Mill-<br />
burn won -the whole event.<br />
The Blue and White iandily de-<br />
feated their closest opponent.<br />
Madison, by 12 strokes. In third<br />
place was Verona. OaUwell was<br />
disqualified from the team play<br />
because their second man John<br />
S-anatelli was forced to quit play<br />
due to a stiff neck. The team and<br />
individual scores were as follows:<br />
Team<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong>—348<br />
Msdison—361<br />
Verona—450<br />
Caldwell—Disqualified<br />
Individual<br />
Lucas, Caldwell—39-41-80<br />
Wade, <strong>Millburn</strong>—42-39-S1<br />
Rudolph, <strong>Millburn</strong>—39-43-S2<br />
Schemerkeron, Madison—16-41-87<br />
Straub, <strong>Millburn</strong>—45-44-89<br />
Plelma, Madison—46-43-89<br />
Cabler, Madison—47-45-92<br />
lossa, Madison—46-47-93<br />
Dobler, Caldwell—45-50-95<br />
Tighe, <strong>Millburn</strong>—50-46-96<br />
Henry, Caldwell—50-48-98<br />
McCaram, Verona—54-55-109<br />
Jacobus, Verona—58-52-110<br />
Kingham, Verone—54-60-114<br />
Brennan, Verona—56-61-117<br />
Blue Monday<br />
Final Standing,<br />
The Blue Monday League of the<br />
Recreation Department terminated<br />
its season last Monday and closed<br />
the Department's bowling files for<br />
the 1949-50 season.<br />
The Swallows, Claire Mousley,<br />
Ethel Ward, Lena Dover, and<br />
Sophie Betsch, was the league's<br />
winning team. Evelyn Dalton, hold-<br />
ing the high individual average of<br />
154-72, also rolled the high indiv-<br />
idual score of 226. At a recent<br />
meeting of the league officers<br />
were elected for the coming sea-<br />
son. Helen McNamara was<br />
elected president, Katherine Schu-<br />
macher, secretary and Betty Con-<br />
nolly treasurer.<br />
Team W L Ave. HG<br />
Swallows 62 38 506-24 627<br />
Bobolinks 47 43 537-36 663<br />
Orioles 41 49 501-37 617<br />
Robins 40 50 486-65 629<br />
Individual Standings<br />
W Ave.<br />
1. Palumbo's Esso-Rocco Gerard-<br />
iello<br />
Lor,d & Taylor-Don Cooper<br />
Wildcats-Vic Traub<br />
Suburban Paints-Carmen<br />
Pacifico<br />
Al & Ann-John GrinVbilas<br />
Minis Luncheonette-Gene<br />
Mesella<br />
7. Junior Firemen-Mark Kane<br />
«H.S.S.—High School Stadium<br />
** T.P.—Taylor Park<br />
Golf Team Wins<br />
Conference<br />
The <strong>Millburn</strong> High School golf<br />
team, under the direction of Ralph<br />
Lundigen, has been going along<br />
at a good clip for the past two<br />
weeks. In that time the Millers<br />
have annexed ene title, won one<br />
and lost two matches.<br />
Monday, May S, at the Braidburji<br />
Club the Millers were defeated by<br />
a tough Madison ag^reg-ation.<br />
Counting one point for e^ch 3ling<br />
and one point for tjje match the<br />
scaring WSBt as follpws: Charles<br />
Wade lost three points in defeat<br />
to Mike Schemerkeron by dropping<br />
his mateh 5 and t; Fred Rudolph<br />
won one point against John Plalma<br />
and also lost 5-4; Duke lossa<br />
thwarted Bpb Tighe 6 and 5; and<br />
Art Cable? defeated Pete Straub<br />
3 and 2 with Straub garnering a<br />
half point en the last nine by way<br />
of a half. The final score of the<br />
. match was 10V- to IVJ.<br />
On Friday of the same week the<br />
Blue and White again lo^t to the<br />
hoys from the Rose City. This<br />
mateh was played on the north<br />
course of the Canoe Brook Country<br />
Club and the same eight men par-<br />
ticipated. Wade lost three points<br />
4 and 3. Rudolph won three points<br />
4 and 3. Whiie Straub and Tighe<br />
both dropped their respective<br />
matches, Straub 4 and 3 and Tighe<br />
5 and 4.<br />
On Monday of the current week<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong> journeyed to Mountain<br />
Ridge C. C. to play Caldwell's golf<br />
squad. The Millers won this match<br />
handily with only one player losing<br />
ground. Charles Wade playing one<br />
of the tap schoolboy golfers in the<br />
state lost his match and three<br />
points 6 and 4 to Fred Lucas. The<br />
rest of the team all managed to<br />
win their respective • matches and<br />
three points. The scores were afi<br />
follows: Fred Rudolph defeated<br />
Bill Henry 6 and 5, Bob Tighe de-<br />
feated Jim Dobler 2 up, and Pete<br />
Straub vanquished Art Mazza 5<br />
and 4. The totals of that match<br />
were nine points for <strong>Millburn</strong>,<br />
three for Caldwell.<br />
The next day the Millers again<br />
ventured to Braidburn C. C, this<br />
time to play for the Suburban<br />
Conference Championship. Ac-<br />
cording to the rules the inter-<br />
Suburban. ' Conference matches<br />
E. Dalton<br />
H. McNamara<br />
A. Lyons<br />
. S. Betsch<br />
! A. Heiss<br />
B. Strand<br />
K. Schumacher<br />
E. Ward<br />
M. Dahling<br />
G. Lohse<br />
M. Hostetler<br />
B. Connolly<br />
L. Dover<br />
C. Mousley<br />
M. Moeller<br />
H. Kemper<br />
86<br />
72<br />
63<br />
87<br />
81<br />
90<br />
69<br />
48<br />
72<br />
66<br />
84<br />
90<br />
84<br />
75<br />
Substitutes<br />
M. Harrison 33<br />
L. Boegershausen 30<br />
F. Niendorff<br />
M. Rich<br />
I. Tucker<br />
D. Tighe<br />
W. Fouser<br />
21<br />
21<br />
14<br />
9<br />
154-72<br />
144-33<br />
144- 2<br />
142-84<br />
136-65<br />
130-66<br />
129-26<br />
127-10<br />
126-55<br />
124-22<br />
120-22<br />
115-81<br />
115-66<br />
114-70<br />
107-24<br />
93-35<br />
12S- 9<br />
138-25<br />
152-14<br />
118-10<br />
114<br />
150- 6<br />
130- 8<br />
HS<br />
226<br />
187<br />
188<br />
195<br />
180<br />
192<br />
167<br />
176<br />
178<br />
191<br />
165<br />
175<br />
169<br />
210<br />
163<br />
138<br />
169<br />
174<br />
178<br />
148<br />
141<br />
201<br />
153<br />
Track Team<br />
Beats Madison<br />
By HOWARD CORWTN<br />
The <strong>Millburn</strong> High School<br />
trackmen, shewing strength in<br />
both tregk and field events, won<br />
their first meet in two starts by<br />
defeating Madison 72-45 last Fri-<br />
day at the <strong>Millburn</strong> Athletic<br />
Field. The Millers captured ten<br />
firpt places to tbree for their op-<br />
ponents.<br />
High scorers for <strong>Millburn</strong> were<br />
John Steinberg, Captain Frank<br />
Schubert and Dud Tighe who<br />
scored 15, 13 and 11 points re-<br />
J i m Vrederickeon<br />
Dodgers with e;£ht<br />
spectively.<br />
paced the<br />
points.<br />
summary<br />
100—Tishe (Mr Buctlnghausen (Ma);<br />
Ulrtch mi 10.9<br />
220—Tighe 1M1; Buttinghausen (Ma);<br />
Izzo (Ma) 24 5<br />
140—Von Thaden (Mt; Reilly (U);<br />
Frederickson (Ma) 55.2<br />
380—BaylUs (Ma); Nichols (Ms);<br />
Jackson (Ma) 2.14.7<br />
Mile—Gruenewald [Mi; Rados (M);<br />
Keller (M) 5.05.6<br />
Low hurdles — Steinberg (M); Fred-<br />
erlclrson (Ma); Loir.aKln (M) 17.5<br />
High Hurdles—Steinberg (M>* Pred-<br />
erlcbson (Ma)- Lomafcm IM) 28.3<br />
Javelin—Corwin (Mi: Patton (M);<br />
Frederickson (Mai 156.3<br />
Shot Put — Schubert (M): Speidell<br />
(MV, Waters (Ma) 44-4 1/4<br />
Ufscus—Schubert (M); Stover (Ma);<br />
Speldell (Ml 100.8 ,<br />
Pole Vault Kleinr-r (Ka); Johjison<br />
(Ma); Whitney (M) 10.6<br />
High Jump — Steinberg IM); Jorner<br />
(Ma): Tlghe (M) 5.2<br />
Broad Jump—Izzn (Ma): Speidell (M);<br />
Taylor (Ma) 18.9<br />
A<br />
tl.S. History through the 19th<br />
Century can be traced by the<br />
American glassware created by<br />
skilled craftsmen who depicted<br />
outstanding events on bottles,<br />
plates and other pieces.<br />
As, Nats Win in<br />
Midget League<br />
Dick Smith of the A's returned<br />
to the mound on Saturday to face<br />
the second place Dodgers and |<br />
"Lefty" Frank Beyer.<br />
The firfet frame saw Pete Huro.<br />
of the Dodgers dent first base on j<br />
an error by' Pete Rupprecht. He<br />
was stranded afi the nest three<br />
batters were put out. Smith and<br />
Tony Dante went down to their<br />
half of the first. Here Beyer<br />
walked the next three batters,<br />
Mike Bufo, Bob Meyer and Dean<br />
Coursen, but left them on the<br />
bases by striking out Allen Co-l-<br />
ender. The last of the third saw<br />
Rupprecht walked and advanced to<br />
second on an error by first base-<br />
man Dick Rodgers. He was picked<br />
off by Beyer to Hurd covering the<br />
sack. Dick Brown reached first on<br />
an error by Dave Patton. A walk<br />
to Ted Loth moved Brown to sec-<br />
ond. Smith lashed a single to cen-<br />
ter breaking the ice and putting<br />
his forces ahead 1-0.<br />
Patton opened the fifth with a<br />
single, Hurd following with an-<br />
other single. The two runners<br />
scored on Bill Adams' hit. Beyer<br />
blasted a double to center scoring<br />
Adams and giving his team a three<br />
to one lead. Ed Coan, pinch hitting<br />
for Brown, was walked to open the<br />
A's half of the fifth. George Harth<br />
batting for Loth struck out. Smith<br />
drove Coan in with a long double<br />
to left. Dante was struck out for<br />
the third time but reached first on<br />
an error by catcher Jerry Kane,<br />
Smith going to third on the play.<br />
Mike Bufo blasted a double to<br />
right scoring Smith and Dante<br />
with the vanning margin, 4-3.<br />
The second game of the twin bill<br />
in the Recreation Department's<br />
Midget league saw the last place<br />
Cards battle the Nats. The Nats<br />
were the winners, 3-4. This game<br />
saw the Nats pull two fine double<br />
plays and have a balk called on<br />
pitcher Stanton Feeley.<br />
Phil Tutschek walked to start<br />
the game for the Cards. Ned Bene-<br />
dict followed with a single. Henry<br />
Cooper grounded into a double<br />
play. Owen Keenen taking the easy<br />
roller touching second and relaying<br />
to first baseman Bob Shippee.<br />
Louie Coppola, the league's lead-<br />
ing batter, had another perfect day<br />
at the plate and opened the Nats<br />
scoring drive off the slants of Bob<br />
Paulson with a single to center.<br />
Dave Sias was walked, an error by<br />
Jim Kennedy, second s&cker, ad-<br />
vancing both runners. Dick Stock-<br />
ton, returning to action, drove in<br />
both runners with a single to<br />
right. Feeley followed with a single<br />
to center. The inning ended as<br />
Paulson fanned Keenen and "Pip"<br />
Aldrich.<br />
The Nats continued to roll in<br />
the third with a double by Pete<br />
Rooney, scoring on Bob Brunner'a<br />
single. Three straight base knocks<br />
by Coppola, Stockton and Sias re-<br />
sulted in four runs and a 6-0 lead.<br />
Jack Wendall walked for the<br />
Cards and scored on two singles<br />
by Tutschek and Benedict. In the<br />
fifth, Coppola opened with*- his<br />
third single of the morning and<br />
scored on Stockton's third base<br />
knock a. double. Stockton scored on<br />
a double' by Bob Shippee. The Nats<br />
took a lead of 8-1. The sixth saw<br />
Feeley 'become wild. He walked<br />
Bud Moorman, Ricky Blaekmar<br />
and Benedict to load them up.<br />
Cooper cleared the bases with a<br />
long double to center. Here Paul-<br />
son grounded into a double play,<br />
Feeley to Shippee, who relayed to<br />
Kane nipping Cooper at the plate<br />
to end the game.<br />
Tony Passarelli, director of the<br />
league, announces that next Sat-<br />
urday both games will be played<br />
at 9:30 due to the Safety Patrol<br />
picnic and the Scouts' camporal.<br />
Team Standings:<br />
A's<br />
Nats<br />
Dodgers<br />
Cards<br />
Won<br />
4<br />
»2<br />
2<br />
0<br />
Lost<br />
1<br />
1<br />
2<br />
4<br />
Tied<br />
0<br />
2<br />
1<br />
1<br />
Pts.<br />
13<br />
11<br />
10<br />
6<br />
Beechcroft Wins<br />
Two Contests<br />
In the Recreation Department's<br />
Oldtimers Softball League last<br />
Tuesday, May a, at the school<br />
stadium, Beechcroft defeated the<br />
J. & B. Contractors by the score<br />
" " to ! im well-played game.<br />
For Beechcroft, Lefty Saladino<br />
struck out six opponents, and<br />
Reino Marcoli hit a home run.<br />
In the other game on Tuesday,<br />
at Taylor Park, the Firemen end<br />
the Slort Hills Tigers played a tie<br />
game, 5-5. The Short Hills Tigers<br />
scored four funs in the last inn-<br />
ing to tie the score.<br />
Last Monday, May 15, at Taylor<br />
Park, Beechcroft defeated Sub-<br />
urban Paints T to 0. Tony Pas-<br />
sarelli -was the star for Beech-<br />
croft, At the stadium, J. & B.<br />
Contractors defeated the Road<br />
Department 15 to T. For the Con-<br />
tractors, Charlea Twill and<br />
Charles Florindi hit home runs.<br />
For the Road Department Benny<br />
D'Andrea hit a home run with one<br />
on.<br />
Sport Shorts<br />
By DAN GOODSTEIN<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong> High School* unde-<br />
feated tennia team will be en-<br />
tered in the first New Jersey<br />
Tennis Tournament for hifh<br />
schools. There will be no segrega-<br />
tion between the four groupa of<br />
high schools. The tourney will be<br />
held at the Princeton University<br />
tennis courts on Fridiy, May 26,<br />
and on Saturday, May 27. Each<br />
team will enter two singles (men)<br />
and one doubles team in each<br />
elimination round. Playing in the<br />
number one singles for <strong>Millburn</strong><br />
will be the Eastern indoor junior<br />
champion, Pablo Eiaenberg. Dan<br />
Goodstein will play in the num-<br />
ber two singles post. <strong>Millburn</strong>'s<br />
doubles team will be made up of<br />
Herb Coursen and Ted Rodgers.<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong>'s coach, Richard Powell,<br />
who is a member of the tourna-<br />
ment committee, will accompany<br />
the boys to the tournament.<br />
The rained-out tennis match<br />
between <strong>Millburn</strong> and Madison,<br />
which was to be played at Taylor<br />
Park on May 1, has been re-<br />
scheduled for Wtdnesdsj-, liav<br />
21,<br />
*<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong> High School's baseball<br />
team will make up ita cancelled<br />
game with Summit at the high<br />
school athletic field on Friday,<br />
May 26.<br />
Again <strong>Millburn</strong> High School's<br />
standout rtlay team has brought<br />
glory and honor to this township.<br />
At the Long Branch Relays, on<br />
Saturday, May 13, relay Coach<br />
James Farreli's boys came in sec-<br />
ond in a race which combined the<br />
best mile relay teama in both<br />
Groups I and II in the entire<br />
state. S. Smiley ran the final<br />
quarter mile in 51 seconds flat to<br />
edge out the Millers who liad led<br />
all the way. This spectacular dash<br />
won the race for Cranford High<br />
School whose winning tiroe was<br />
3:37.2. Don Riley ran in the num-<br />
ber one epot for the locals And<br />
Reuben Gruenwald rii number<br />
two, while Dud Tighe was in the<br />
number three post. Art Von Tha-<br />
den ran an excellent race ftfi<br />
anchor man, but Smiley'is -speed<br />
nipped him et the post. Among<br />
the standout teems which fi-<br />
nished behind the Millers were<br />
Highland Park, Burlington and<br />
Carteret.<br />
One noteworthy example of<br />
that last 'burat of strength may<br />
be seen in two performances by<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong>'s Howard Ccrwin in the<br />
Blue's last two track meets.<br />
Against Madison, Howard capped<br />
a previously unfruitful afternoon,<br />
by heaving the javelin, which is<br />
not his special event, a distance<br />
of 156' 3". This is the closest that<br />
a <strong>Millburn</strong> boy has come to Sandy<br />
Schaumber's record of 174' since<br />
the mark waa made in 1947. How-<br />
ard put on another spectacular<br />
show by winning the final and<br />
deciding event against Glen Ridge<br />
last Monday afternoon. Howard<br />
broad jumped nineteen feet to<br />
give the locals a 60-57 win. Oh,<br />
yee! Howard just took a pot-luck<br />
try at the broad jump. That'3<br />
not his specialty, either. If any-<br />
one asks, lie's just an all-around<br />
man.<br />
Richard Conover. head coach of<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong> High School's track<br />
squad, has sent out an appeal to<br />
all persons having information<br />
about any track or field records<br />
set by any <strong>Millburn</strong> High student<br />
which stands as a school, Sub-<br />
urban Conference, or stete rec-<br />
ord. Coach Conover knows of the<br />
following three school records:<br />
Javelin — 174' .set by Sandy<br />
Schaumberg in 1947; M0e-^:29<br />
let by Tony PassarelH in 1942, and<br />
Broad Jump—21' 11" set by Rues<br />
Pollack in 1948. The other events<br />
records of which ere unknown<br />
are: 100-yard dash, 220-yard dash,<br />
410-yard run, 880-yard run, 120-<br />
yard high hurdles, 220-yard low<br />
hurdles, high jump, discus and<br />
pole vault. If you have, or know<br />
of anyone who has any one of<br />
more of tf.ieae records, pleaee con-<br />
tact Richard Conover at Mill-<br />
burn High School.<br />
Young Men's<br />
League Starts<br />
In the Recreation Department<br />
Young Men's League's opening<br />
games last Wednesday at Taylor<br />
Park, the Suburlpen Paints de-<br />
feated the Wildcats, 5-4. For sub-<br />
urban PainU, Mark Tolve pitched<br />
six hit balls and Carmen Pacifico<br />
hit a tome run. At the school<br />
stadium on Wednesday, Palum-<br />
bo'a Esso defeated .the Junior<br />
Firemen S to is. Mike Marcketta.<br />
hit a home run and John Faenza<br />
pitched a good game to earn the<br />
win. Dudley Tighe hit a home run<br />
for the Firemen.<br />
Thursday evening" at Taj'lor<br />
Park, Palumbofi won their second<br />
same of the week by defeating<br />
Lord & Taylor, 11 to 3. Boots<br />
Marcantonio waa the winning<br />
pitcher for Palu-mbos and Mike<br />
Marck-etta hit his • second home<br />
run of the week. For Lord & Tay-<br />
]CE*, Don Cooper made several<br />
spectacular plays. At the high<br />
school stadium on the same night,<br />
AJ & Ann defeated ManU Lunch-<br />
eonette, 20 to 1. Al & Aim. had 24<br />
hits and look now to be the<br />
favorite in this year's race. "Spec"<br />
Kaspareen was the winning- pitch-<br />
er for Al & Ann, and Warren<br />
DePalma fait two home runs.<br />
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Colored Giants<br />
Here Sunday<br />
Next Sunday »t Taylor Park,<br />
the <strong>Millburn</strong> Baseball Club will,<br />
play the siirong Montclair Colored<br />
Giants. Local fans will rememter<br />
the Colored Giants from their<br />
game last year, when they de-<br />
feated .Millhurn in «.n exciting<br />
game 10 to 9.<br />
Frank Milbauer, Oil Smith or<br />
Eddie Fritten are reidy to sttlt<br />
on the mound for <strong>Millburn</strong>. It is<br />
a question wheiher Warren De-<br />
Palma will be ready for action,<br />
having been injured in last Sun-<br />
day'6 game. The game will start<br />
at 3 p.m. sharp.<br />
•<br />
Summit Edges<br />
Millers 9-7<br />
In a see-saw battle at Memorial<br />
Field, Coach Cornog't boys topped<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong> 9-7 in a hard fought ball<br />
game. The Millers outhit the Hill'<br />
toppers ten hits to six as Tom<br />
O'Hara and Dave Wonters led the<br />
Blues in the hitting department,<br />
with each getting two hita. Goose<br />
Madonna led Summit's attack, get-<br />
ting two hits. Ken Eaton pitched<br />
excellent ball for the Blues, allow-<br />
ing only four hits and one run<br />
in four and two-thirds innings.<br />
The Millers started off the first<br />
inning in fine style as they touched<br />
pitcher, Dave Maroney, for four<br />
runs. The first two <strong>Millburn</strong> men<br />
got on—on a walk and an error.<br />
O'Hara, Wouters, and Reutlinger<br />
then singled in succeasion, to ac-<br />
count for three runs. Wouters then<br />
came home on an infield out, to<br />
make the score 4-0. In the bottom<br />
half of the first inning the HilL<br />
toppers nicked Lowery for three<br />
runs on three bases on balls and<br />
singles by pitcher, Dave Maroney,<br />
and Don Culberson.<br />
In the bottom half of the second<br />
inning the Hilltoppers got six Big<br />
runs. The first five Summit men<br />
walked to force across two runs<br />
and Madonna singled to drive<br />
across two more runa. Coach Cor<br />
nog's boys got one more run as<br />
Buffington misjudged Chet Cor-<br />
nog's fly ball, making the score<br />
9-3 in favor of Summit.<br />
In the third inning the Millers<br />
scored one run, as Pete Freeauf,<br />
Art Wynne, and Tom Reilly singled<br />
n succession. The Blues scored one<br />
run again in the fourth inning as<br />
Kane doubled and O'Hara and'<br />
Wouters singled to make the score<br />
9-6.<br />
In the fifth and sixth innings<br />
neither team scored, as Rudy<br />
kyres and Ken Eaton pitched air*<br />
tight ball.<br />
In the top half of the seventa<br />
inning the Millers threatened to<br />
upset the Hilltoppers. The first two<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong> men walked. At this poinj<br />
Chet Cornog came in to pitch. H|<br />
retired the next man and the base'<br />
runners advanced. Cornog ther<br />
balked to force in a run. Thi<br />
Millers' hopes were short-livei<br />
though as Cornog retired the nex<br />
two men.<br />
Box score:<br />
SUMMIT<br />
Dasti, 2b<br />
Swick, ss<br />
Maroney, p<br />
AyrCE, p<br />
Ra*ke, If<br />
Taylor, Jf<br />
Culberson, rf<br />
Madonna, lb<br />
Cornog, cf, p<br />
Campano, 3b<br />
Bovit, c<br />
Totals<br />
AB *><br />
1<br />
1<br />
1<br />
0<br />
2<br />
2<br />
?<br />
i<br />
3<br />
3<br />
22<br />
. MILLERS<br />
Buffington, If<br />
Kane, cf 2<br />
O'Hara, c<br />
Wouters, rf<br />
Reutlinger, ss<br />
Freeauf, 2b<br />
Wynne, lb<br />
Reilly, 3b<br />
Lowery, p<br />
Eaton, p<br />
AB<br />
5<br />
•><br />
4<br />
4<br />
3<br />
3<br />
2<br />
3<br />
1<br />
3<br />
R<br />
2<br />
2<br />
1<br />
0<br />
0<br />
2<br />
1<br />
0<br />
1<br />
0<br />
0<br />
9<br />
P.<br />
1<br />
2<br />
1<br />
1<br />
0<br />
1<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
H t{<br />
:<br />
c,<br />
o!<br />
c I<br />
1<br />
6<br />
H<br />
1<br />
X<br />
2<br />
2<br />
1<br />
1<br />
1<br />
1<br />
0<br />
0<br />
Totals 30 6 10<br />
•<br />
Softball Champs<br />
Play in Summit<br />
The Summit Sports Club, de-<br />
fending New Jersey State Soft-<br />
ball Champions, will open its home<br />
season this Sunday night in a<br />
N. J. State League double header<br />
at the Washington School play-<br />
ground in North Summit, playing<br />
the Buddies Social Club of Perth<br />
Amboy in the first gams and<br />
Woops-Botnik from Newark in the<br />
nightcap. The first game will start<br />
at 7:45 p.m. .<br />
The following Wednesday night. |<br />
May 2t, a double header will be<br />
played against the Grumman Yan-<br />
kees, winner of the Eastern Re-<br />
gional title for the past three<br />
years.<br />
*<br />
Originally competitors, the radio<br />
and ttie phonograph were first<br />
combined into a single instrument<br />
about 1925.<br />
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• ATLANTIC LUBRICATION<br />
• DRAIN AND REFILL TRANS-<br />
MISSION WITH SUMMER<br />
GRADE LUBRICANT<br />
i BRAIN AND REFILL DIF-<br />
FERENTIAL WITH SUMMER<br />
GRADE LUBRICANT<br />
DRAIN AND FLUSH RADIA-<br />
TOR, CHECK HOSE<br />
CHECK BATTERY AKD Arm<br />
WATER. INSPECT CABLES<br />
AND CLEAN TERMINALS.<br />
AND RE-OIL AIR<br />
• CLEAN<br />
PLUGS AND TEST SPARK<br />
CLEAN<br />
FILTER<br />
• CHECK TIRES . . . INFLATE<br />
PROPER PRESSURE<br />
• CHANGE TO SUMMER GRADE<br />
ATLANTIC MOTOR OIL<br />
' ATLANTIC ULTRA CAR<br />
WASH<br />
PICK-UP AND DEUVEKT SERVICE<br />
Open 7 A. SI. io 10 P. M. Including SnndaT<br />
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