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The Central New Jersey Home News from New Brunswick, New Jersey • 14

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0 00 0 000 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 WHO, ME? Bill Connery Cardinals and George Blaney of be debating whether to pick up St. Peter's (17) and Bill Leppert (11) of the St. Peter's of Jersey City seem to loose ball. St. Aloysius Cagers And Holy Family Win State Catholic Titles PETERS 16 St.

Aloysius of Jersey City and Holy Family of Union City captured the Catholic and championships of the 38th annual New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Assn. basketball tournament at Rutgers University last night. A crowd of 900 fans saw the twin bill. St. Aloysius wore down St.

Rose of Belmar, 78-63 and Holy Family gained its second straight title with a 56-48 victory over Wildwood Catholic. Corbalis Standout Schneider, Kelly For St. Aloysius Lead Holy Family St. Aloysius too much speed for St. feature possessed, game of the double header.

The Jersey City five captured its 22nd victory in 24 starts by combining some good shooting off the fast break and accuracy at the foul line. Fred Corbalis turned in a tremendous job for the winners, scoring 32 points and directing the fast break attack. The game started off as if St. Aloysius was going to walk away with it as it took a 9-0 lead on a pair of baskets and a foul by Dick Kaminski, a layup by Corbalis and a set shot by Bob Ernst. John Saxenmeyer and Vince Gepp led the shore team back so that it only trailed 16-11 at the close of the first period.

Corbalis and Mike DiLonardo each hit for two baskets in the second quarter as the Hudson County crew took a 31-25 halftime advantage. St. Aloysius, using a double screen to perfection against St. Rose's 2-1-2 zone, hit on 10 of 13 field goal attempts from up close in the third period to outscore its rival, 25-18. After the teams traded three baskets to open the quarter, St.

Rose made its last serious threat. Lou -Carr netted two free throws and Saxenmeyer hit on his fourth straight jump shot of the quarter to narrow the deficit to two points, 37-35. St. Aloysius however, led by Corbalis' two baskets, ripped off eight straight points for a ten point spread, 45-35. Tom Goghan's two foul tosses for the losers broke the string but the Jersey City team then tallied eight of the next ten points for a 53-39 lead.

Saxenmeyer was the whole St. Rose show in the final half, hitting on eight of 16 shots, and he finished with 23 points. Leading 69-59 midway through the final quarter, St. Aloysius dispelled all thoughts of a St. Rose comeback by ripping off seven consecutive points to wrap up the game.

St. Aloysius St. Rose G. 1 F. P.

G. F. P. Walsh.f 5 7 Gepp.f 2 10 Corbalis.f 11 10 32 Coghan.f 6 8 Kaminski.c 5 7 17 2 10 5 11 2 Ernst.g 3 11 5' 11 1 23 Thomas 0 0 0 Srael 0 08 (Powers Schaad 0 Totals 26 26 78 Totals 25 13 63 Score by Periods: Aloysius 16.15 25 22--78 St. Rose 11 14 18 20 -63 Officials: Coffee, Burns.

NBA STANDING Eastern Division W. L. Pet. W. L.

Pet. Phila. 45 27 .625 Syracuse 36 37 .493 Boston 39 33 .542 New York 35 38 .479 Western Division W. L. W.

L. Pet. Ft. W'yne 37 35 .514 St. Louis 33 40 .452 Min polis 34 39 chester 31 41 .431 Last Night Minneapolis 103, St.

Louis 97. (Playoff for second place). Today Play-Offs Syracuse at Boston. Minneapolis at St. Louis.

Steve Ridzik, who is coming up with the Giants next season, lost his only three decisions pitching for Cincinnati in 1955. 0 0 0 0 00 0 00 0 0 0 8 8 8 8 8 THE DAILY HOME NEWS, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1956. "Want Ad" service KI. 5-4000 PETERS OUCH! George Blaney's face into somewhat violent contact with Cardinal cager snatches rebound in in of St.

Peter's of Jersey City, kneelfor teammate to pass the ball to tries to tie him up. 65-48. Union Hill to Play Trenton High Tonight at Rutgers Gym Union Hill, defending champion in Group IV, takes on Trenton High, the South Jersey titleholder, tonight in the feature game of two NJSIAA tournament contests to be played at the Rutgers University gymnasium. The Hudson county cagers, with 6-5 George Ramming leading the attack, polished off Orange High to the tourney finals. Trenton, sparked by ceach, Wally Colender, defeated Atlantic City in the pen- ultimate round.

The Group IV struggle will start at approximately 8:45 o'clock following the Group between North Arlington and Bordentown which will get under way at 7:30. North Arlington gained the championsbip round for the third straight year by ousting Belvidere, 80-52. John Calabrese, North Arlington star, scored 29 points to establish a new Bergen County career record of 1,149 points. Bordentown moved into its first championship game by virtue of a 51-41 victory over Rumson in the semi-finals. A capacity crowd of 2,800 is expected to witness the doubleheader at Rutgers.

At Princeton University's DilIon gymnasium tonight the State Group 11 and Ill finals are on tap. Palmyra meets Roselle Park in Group 11 at 7:30 and Penns Grove tiffs Cranford in Group Ill at 8:45. Penns Grove will carry a 20-game win skein into the skirmish. Robin Roberts Looks Good For 20 Wins for 7th Year By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS There is one thing almost as certain as death, taxes and the common cold. Robin Roberts will win 20 games.

And why not? The strapping righthander of the Philadelphia Phillies, who normally winds up with the most "everything" among National League pitchers, has been a 20-game winner the last six years and he's looked better than ever this spring. Yesterday, Roberts, who had a 23-14 record in 1955, threw only 38 Hawks Triumph In Playoff Tilt The Hawks won the championship of the Lafayette School Leaders Club League by trouncing the Scorpions 36-17 yesterday in the final game of the playoffs. The Polka Dot a Five defeated the Spark Plugs 16-12 in the consolation game. The Hawks outscored the pions in each period and held a 24-10 edge in the second half. Cliff Brown paced the victors with 14 points.

David Darman was high for the Polka Dts with eight points while Richard Tretsky tallied 11 of the Spark Plugs' 12 points. Hawks Scorpions G. F. P.I G. F.

P. Brown.f 7 0 14 0 0 4 0 8 Fuchs 0 0 0 Freund.c 3 2 8 Dolochick.f 1 1 Connelly.g 0 0 0 0 0 6 Koehler.c 1 3 0 Smith.g 3 I 3 6 Totals 17 2 36 Totals 7 3 17 Hawkse by Periods: 4 8 14 10-36 Scorpions 3 4 4 -17 Borden. Spark Plugs Polka Dots G. F. P.I G.

F. P. Mate.f 0 0 0 2 4 8 0 0 Gitnes.f 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 Pesciotta 0 0 1 0 0 Mandy 0 3 0 0000. 5 1 0 0 Totals 5. 2 12 Totals 6 4 16 Score by Periods: Spark Plugs 6 Polka Dots 4 6 8-16 Savad, Vanacore.

NJSIAA BASKETBALL Catholic Schoois (Finals) Class A St. Peter's (Jersey City) 65, St. Peter's (New Brunswick) 48. Class St. Aloysius (Jersey City) 78, St.

Rose (Belmar) 61. Class Holy Family (Union City) 56, Wildwood Catholic 48. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT NEW YORK (Madison Square Garden -Isaac (Kid) Logart, Cuba, outpointed Gaspar Ortega, 152, Mexico, 10. PARIS, France Alphonse Halimi, France, outpointed Billy Peacock, 118, Philadelphia, 10. PETERS 16 OOPS! Dick Staggard of the Cardinals slips while trying to drive past Blaney of St.

Peter's of Jersey City in first period of game on Princeton University court. A Title Clash St. Peter's (J C) Wins Sixth Straight Crown With Last Period Drive PRINCETON St. a leech-like defense and a a trio of magicians to knock Brunswick 65-48 in the pionship game here last night. The Cardinals stayed with the swift and classy Jersey City team until the middle of the third period.

Then the Prep Schoolers broadened their man-for-man defense into an all-court press that throttled the Cardinal attack and laid its defenses wide open for Prep's vaunted fast break. When the final buzzer sounded there was hardly a murmur from the 2,000 brave customers who had beaten snowy trails to the inviting lights Princeton University's gymnasium. For one thing, nearly all the onlookers were New Brunswick rooters. And for those few visitors from Hudson County a State Tournament title is something short of stimulating--this being the sixth straight year they've won the crown. St.

Peter's of New Brunswick, on the other hand, was looking for its first state title in 17 years. And up until the third period blitz by Prep, there was good reason to believe that the Cardinals might that elusive crown. Their shooting, was off throughout the first half, mainly because Prep refused to be set up for picks and made them earn every basket, but still they hung on to the Jersey City quintet. The Cardinals held leads of 8-6 and 19-18 in that first half, and were trailing only 26-23 at the intermission. St.

Peter's Prep, which entered the game with the identical record as the Cardinals, 18-2, and a 75.4 game scoring average, had only a minimum of success with its fast break against the Cardinals zone defense in those first 16 minutes. Prep, to, was struggling for every shot. Cardinals Take Lead Then, with the third period half finished, the Cardinals put together their best run of the night. Art Criss drove out of the corner for a layup, and Bill Connery hit twice on drives to put St. Peter's of New Brunswick ahead 33-31 with 3:35 to play in the quarter.

Jerry Halligan, young, first-year mentor at the Jersey City school, ordered a time out here, and when Prep returned to the court it went into the all press that had paid off with an 80-76 victory over Seton Hall in the North Jersey finals last week. The press paid off again, and promptly. In the first minute and 45 seconds following the switch in defensive tactics, the Prep School- ers scored six straight points to take a 37-33 lead. They were never headed again. Forward Mike Pedone was the big gun in this assault with a pair of fouls and a jump shot.

George Richvalsky, Prep's slended 6-4 center, started the run with a hook. Two foul conversions by Bill Leppert and a jump shot by Dick Staggard put the Cardinals in a challenging position again, 37-39, as the third period closed. But a string of five points at the outset of the last quarter gave Jersey City the cushion it needed. After that the Cardinals were waging a futile battle. Prep's allcourt press stopped them time and time again before they even had a chance to launch a shot.

Either Pedone or Jack Crotty, the Prep wheelhorse and one of the best 00 0 PETERS With its victory, Holy Family holds two straight championship game decisions over Wildwood Catholic. The Union City five gained the Parochial title last year with a triumph over Wildwood Catholic. The Ocean County team couldn't put together two good quarters otherwise it might have had a better fate. After falling behind 14-5 at the close of the first quarter, Wildwood battled back to trail by a single point, 26-25 at the halftime intermission. The Wildwood five, after its fine showing in the second quarter, just about lost the game at the foul line in the third period.

The losers missed six of six foul tries at outset of the quarter which enabled Holy Family to gain a 32-25 bulge. Ted Fitzick's layup with 3:30 remaining to play in the quarter gave Wildwood its first points of the period. Holy Family, holder of a season record, had much the better of it in the rebounding department with 6-4 Jim Roche and 6-3 Fran Kelly controlling the boards until Roche had to leave the game late in the second period with four personal fouls. Baskets by Ray Gill, Kelly and Tom Caruso enabled the winners to stretch their advantage to 11 points, 41-30 as the third quarter ended. Led by Fitzick and John Phipps, Wildwood scored the first three baskets of the final period for a 43-36 score.

Fred Schneider netted four fouls sandwiched between a layup by Frank St. John for a 45-38 Holy Family lead. Twopointers by George Roth and Phipps narrowed the count to 45-42 but Gill came back with a jump shot for a 47-42 lead. Fitzick's pair of fouls again cut the deficit to three points but Holy Family then ran off a string of five points for a 52-44 advantage. Schneider dumped in two fouls and Kelly came through with a threepoint play for an eight point lead with less than a minute to play which proved to be insurmountable for the South Jersey team.

The lineups: Holy Family Wildwood G. F. P.I G. F. P.

Kelly.f 7 1 15 St. 3 2 8 S'neider, 7 15 5 0 10 Gill.c 4 14 Fitzick.c 8 16 E.S'neider 2 8 0 Roth 2 1 2 2 0 4 Caruso 2 Totals 21 14 Totals 18 12 48 Score by Periods: Holy Family 14 12 15 15-56 Wildwood 5 20 5 18-48 Cuccinello, Fuchs. NHL STANDING Pts GF GA Montreal 43 15 10 96 212 128 Detroit .30 23 16 76 183 146 Rangers 32 26 10 74 201 193 Boston 23 33 13 59 145 182 Toronto 39 11 47 151 213 Chicago -18 38 47 149 208 Tonight Rangers at Montreal, Chicago at Toronto. Argentine middleweight Eduardo Lausse has knocked out 48 of his 168 opponents. PETERS 14 HELP! George Richvalsky ing on floor, desperately as Dick Staggard of the Cardinals Trounced, Logart Looks For Welter Title Shot NEW YORK (P) "The way to get a chance at the title is to fight for it and I'm willing to meet the best," said Cuba's Isaac (Kid) Logart today in suggesting an elimination tournament among welterweight contenders." a decisive victory over Mexico's Gaspar Ortega, Logart and his manager Eddie Mafuz agreed to an April 27 fight with ex-champion Tony DeMarco in Miami.

Matchmaker Billy Brown of the International Boxing Club said he had to iron out a few details with DeMarco's managers before closing the match. "Let the winner then fight Vince Martinez of Paterson, N.J., for the right to meet the champion," said Mafuz. "The Kid is ready for any one and we're ready to take on any one in the way." Logart, fourth ranked welterweight behind champion Johnny Saxton, ex-champ Carmen Basilio and DeMarco, racked up his fifth straight victory with his unanimous decision over Ortega last night. Martha Byl's 691 Features Pin Action Martha Byl's tremendous pinning featured the week's action in the Recreation Women's Bowling League. The Squibb kegler crashed the sticks for a 691 series, the set rolled by a woman in Middlesex County this season and one of the highest ever recorded in county.

She rolled 234, 245 and 212, all games being clean. Perso, which leads the league with a 15-9 mark, had its margin over Squibb shaved to a single game as the result of a two game loss to Johnson Johnson. Squibb blanked Permacel Tape and Carter Products took two games from Bond. Joan Baumann rolled 195, Gloria Dougal 179, Mathilde Thoresz 174 and 171, Ruth Brinckman 171 and Dee Powers 171. The standings: Recreation Women W.

Pet. 15 .625 Squibb 14 10 .583 Bond 13 11 .542 Permacel Tape 12 12 .500 Johnson Johnson 11 13 .458 Carter Products 17 .292 Buck Freeman is back assisting Coach Frank McGuire, with the North Carolina basketball team. Both McGuire and Freeman formerly coached St. John's of Brooklyn. Melvin Rolls Record 746 Set County Loop Two Middlesex County Major Bowling League records for the season were set last night by the Trico Refrigeration keglers.

Ken Melvin crashed the sticks for a 746 set, a new standard, and the Trico team had a 3165 team series, another new mark. Melvin rolled 237, 277 and 232 to attain his high total while Bill Byrne came through with a 721 set on games of 266, 220 and 235. Trico rolled 1037, 1043 and 1085 in attaining its record series. registers pain as his nose comes Bill Connery's elbow as the title game. Catholic Bill Russell Just Stops Them Dead By The Associated Press Bill Russell, the iron curtain of the Golden Gate, may not be a oneman basketball team but he certainly is a one-man defensive platoon for the University of San Francisco.

While gangling all-America is minding the cords, the Dons' opponents might as well not shoot from the outside, as UCLA learned to its dismay in Corvallis, last night. The Uclans managed to hit on just five field goals in the first half and were frustrated completely by "goalie" Russell. As a result, what shaped up as a battle between two of the Pacific Coast towers of strength turned into a routine 72-61 victory for the Dons over a team that had won 17 straight. UCLA's last defeat was administered by San Francisco in December. It was San Francisco's 52nd straight victory and an important one because it advanced Phil Wolpert's lads one step closer to a successful defense of their coveted NCAA championship.

The game was a western regional and tonight the Dons are favored when they meet Utah in the quarter finals. The winner, along with the victors at other sites tonight, heads for Evanston, for the semi-finals and finals of the tournament next Thursday and Friday. In other quarter-finals tonight, Temple meets Canisius in Philadelphia, Kentucky goes against Iowa in Iowa City and Oklahoma City tangles with Southern Methodist in Lawrence, Kan. Ahepa Pinners Sweep Hughes. Ahepa increased its lead in the A Division of the McGarry Recreation Major Bowling League to four games by scoring a sweep over runnerup Hughes Manufacturing.

Ahepa is setting the pace with a record. In other matches Meirose blanked St. Peter's CWV, the Sacred Heart CWV pinners took the odd game from 111 Liquors and New Brunswick Restaurant and Peanut Bar rolled to a stalemate. Twenty Grand, the pace-setter in the Division with a 42-33 record, scored an odd game victory over Furmicks. The Knights of Columbus blanked Dotty's, California Speed Shop took two from Mengel Box and American Kitchens won a pair from the Eagles.

Mike Newman of the New Brunswick Restaurant rolled high single game of 233. Tom Hussey hit 222, Steve Gussis 222, Mike Vertucci 213 and 210, Lou Mihopulos 208, Tony Cippola Jr. 208, and Howard Kull 206. High single game honors in the Division went to Carl Bahr of Twenty Grand with 233. Charles Brown hit 213, Buzz Boll 211, Frank Christian 213, Boots Sabo 201 and Ralph Ruocco 200.

The standings: McGarry Recreation Major A Division W. L. Pet. Ahepa .740 Hughes Mig. Co.

N. B. Restaurant .607 Peanut Bar 41 34 .547 Meirose 41 34 St. Peter's CWV .527 Sacred Heart CWV 111 Liquors .473 Division W. L.

Pet. Twenty Grand 33 .560 Knights of Columbus 39 Furmicks 36 39 480 Dotty's Sugar Bowl 33 42 427 .440 AC American Kitchens .367 California SS 25 50 .333 Mengel Box 191 Peter's Prep of Jersey City used slick fast break manipulated by over St. Peter's of New Catholic Schools Class A cham- in working for scoreless innings against the Cincinnati Redlegs. He held the Reds to three singles as the Phils won the exhibition game 8-4. Robin has' been one of the few bonus players who's been worth his weight in money.

He was plucked off the Michigan State campus in 1948 and given $25,000 sign by the Phils. Since then he's compiled 160 victories against 102 defeats, a commendable mark considering that his team hasn't exactly been a ball of fire since 1950. Curt Simons, a 17-game winner in 1950 and on whom Manager Mayo Smith is depending to help make the club a contender this season, hurled three innings against Cincinnati yesterday and gave up two runs. Jack Meyer, the crack reliever of '55, nailed down the triumph with a final two-inning stint. Meanwhile, the champion Brooklyn Dodgers got back on the beam, edging the Chicago White Sox 10-9 on a three run rally in the eighth inning.

Larry Doby of Paterson, obtained from Cleveland this winter, slamed a pair of home runs for the Sox. It was only the Brooks' second victory in seven games. The Indians got excellent relief pitching from Ray Narleski in the last four innings and came from behind to beat the New York Giants 5-4. Narleski gave up only one hit as Cleveland tied the game in the sixth and picked up the winning run in the next frame on a triple by Al Smith and a single by Rudy Regaldo. The Baltimore Orioles won their first game after six defeats, nipping the Chicago Cubs 7-6.

The Pittsburgh Pirates put 14 hits, half of them for extra bases, to down the Detroit Tigers 10-5. Maury McDermott pitched five scoreless innings and batted in winning run in the 10th to give the New York Yankees a 5-4 triumph over the St. Louis Cards and Milwaukee and the Boston Red Sox battled to a 7-7 tie game, called because of darkness in the 11th. The Washington Senators and Kansas City As had the day off. JOE LOUIS TO WASHINGTON -Joe Louis, a winner in his first go at wrestling, today was seriously weighing the idea of making a full-time business of grappling for pay.

Joe says promoter Ray Fabiani has offered him a sure $150,000 to wrestle several times a week for the next year. players to face the Cardinals all year, or guard Jim McDonald would swipe the ball from the flustered New Brunswickers and then all three would roar downcourt to la certain basket. City outscored the Cardinals In that, last period, the Jersey 26-11. They took 21 shots in the period and made nine. St.

Peter's made only three out of 12 in the last session. An indication of the havoc wrought by Prep's terrific defensive play can be found in the shooting statistics. Prep made 25 field goals in 60 attempts and St. Peter's hit on only 16 out 51, one of their poorest shootings of the campaign. Further, Prep got off nine more shots than the Cardinals despite the fact that Coach Jake Bornheimer's lads commanded a 40-31 edge in rebounds.

Prep got the most shots because it forced the Cardinals into tactical errors that resulted in steals or poor passes. Crotty, who proved he can play defense by holding Connery to three baskets while guarding him in the first half, topped all scorers with 19 points, one under his game average for the season. Richvalsky tossed in 17 and McDonald and Pedone each made 12. Connery made 17 points for the losers and Criss and Bob Cone scored 12 and 10, respectively. Cone pulled down 16 rebounds, one more than Richvalsky collected.

He also accounted for all three Cardinal baskets in the final period. After winning the city title from New Brunswick High School and downing Camden Catholic and Trenton Catholic in their three most recent games, the Cardinals were due for a letdown. But St. Peter's Prep's able crew of opportunists isn't the sort of team that will let another enjoy this privilege. Once the gates opened late in the third period, they were gone.

and so, for another year, were the Cardinals' chances for a title. The lineups: St. Peter's (N.B.) St. Peter's (J.C.) G. F.

P. 5 2 12 6 5 17 Norton 0 0 Criss.c 3 5 6 0 12 10 Potyrala 7 5 19 Rigante 0 0 0. 0 5 7 17 Keefe 0 6 0 12 2 4 Duffy Bekus 0 2 Halligan 00 0 0 Lynch 0 Hannan 3 Loturdo 0 0 Totals 16 16 Totals 25 15 65 Score by periods; (N.B.) 15 8 14 11-48 St. Peter's (J.C.) 16 10 13 26-65 Officials: Jakucs, Bollerman. NCAA TOURNEY Second Round San Francisco 72, UCLA 61.

Utah 81, Seattle 72. Southern Methodist 89. Houston 74. Oklahoma City 97, Kansas State 93. Iowa 97, Morehead (Ky.) 83.

Kentucky 84, Wayne (Mich.) 64. Temple 65, Connecticut 59. Canisius 66, Dartmouth 58. Milwaukee Brave catcher Del Crandall has been on the last three National League All-Star teams. Summer Special April 1 Through August 31 Unlimited amount of car washes for any 25-day period including Saturday and Sunday, Price Only $5.00 STEVE'S CAR WASH Lincoln Highway Suydam Ave.

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