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Inter-Club Golf Election Tuesday

The annual meeting and election of officers for ths Women's Inter-Club Golf Teams Association of Western New York will be held Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. Frank G. Raichle, 88 Middle­sex Rd., at 11 o'clock.

Mra. J. P. Tiernan and Mrs. Sam Wettlaufer are candidates for the presidency being vacated by Mrs. "Raichle. Mrs. Ewaid G. Merger and Miss Grace Smith are candi­dates for vice-president and the secretary-treasurer post will go to either Mrs. Millard Dorntge or Mrs. E. M. Robbins.

Nominated for the executive committee are Mrs. Alvadore Bix-by, Mrs. Florence G. Daniels, Mrs. L. F. Gadboia, Mrs. R. D. Hopkins, Mrs. Leroy Klopfer, Mrs. P. G. Riner, Mrs. Leo Ward and Mrs. D. Whiteside.

Nasternak, Wardynski Star As St. Stan Whips St. Pat

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By PHIL RANALLO St. Stanislaus and St. Casimir's

captured the senior and junior di­vision championships of the Cath­olic Youth Council Basketball League by recording smashing vic­tories last night at Memorial Audi­torium Before an enthusiastic throng of 6,210.

St. Stan's, sparked by Hank Nasternak and Ed Wardynski, who registered 33 points between them, rode roughshod over St. Patrick's in the senior fracas, 51-32, while St. Casimir's relied on a fire alarm offensive to drub Holy Trinity of Niagara Falls, 28-20, and annex the junior laurels.

The senior tilt was a nip and ruck ball fame for one period, and then St. Stan's started to click, pulling away to a 36-14 advantage at intermission. Wardynski, former Canisius

High School cage star, tallied the first seven points for St. Stan's, and then Nasternak caught fire. Hank, who played with Parris Island while in the U. S. Marines, hit with a pretty one-hander. from the side and followed with three sensational rebound shots to vlr-

i-St. S u n ' s G Haiti, t 1 Judkiewicx, f 2 Szmanski, f 0 Polanski . f 0 Kapusniak, f 0 Nasternak, c 8 Hvpn'row'l, c 0 W a r d y n i , $ 6 Szymanski g 2 Nowak, g 0 Jaworskl , g 0

F T 3 4 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 X 17 0 0 4 16 1 5 1 1 2 2

St. P a t s Lazans, I Swiatosz. t Con ley, f S Winkler, c 0 E. Lynch, c 0 T. Lynch, g 4 Meredith, g 0

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6 0 0 GRAY SEATS for Cravaland-Suffalo Gam* Sun., Mar. 9, and the) Pitts­

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65th ARMORY Best and Masten Sts.

Totals -19 IS 51 Totals 11 10 32 St. Stan's 14 11 12 14—51 St. Pat 's - . » 5 J in—32

Officials—George Gordon and Tom Rob-arts.

tually turn the contest into a rout. St. Stan's enjoyed a 37-16 bulge

after three periods and Coach Ber­nard Zdojewski employed his su-pernumeries the rest of the way. Nasternak emerged high man with 17 points, one more than Wardyn­ski. Stan Lazarz, a redheaded ball of fire, topped St. Pat's with nine.

Bob Surdyk took scoring laurels with ten points in the St. Casimir triumph. On a half-dozen oc­casions, the alert St. Casimir quint caught the opposition napping and went in to tally easy layup shots. Conrad Stryzik led Holy Trinity with nine points.

In a special ceremony between games the 23 quintets that won CYC league championships were presented trophies. Individual members of the teams were award­ed gold charm basketballs.

St. Stan's and St. Casimir's will be rewarded with a trip to Cleve­land to represent Buffalo in the National Inter-City CYC Tourna­ment, April 12th-13th.

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Smigielski , f 3 0 « Stryzik. f 4 1 » Ltszka, f 1 0 2 Dworak, f 2 1 S Nowacz'skl , f 0 0 0 Kokoszka, f 0 0 0 Jezioro, f 0 0 0 Tublnis, c 1 1 3 Surdyk. c 4 2 10 Stefanlk. c 0 0 0 Dombr'ski, g 2 0 4 Lukasonas, f 1 0 2 Swterski. g 0 0 0 Banas, g 0 1 1 Czwojdak, g 0 0 0 Czapla. g 3 0 6

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Jack Kramer and Paul-Los

men's nations! indoor tennis championship trophy following their victories yesterday in the singles finals at the Seventh Regiment Armory, New York. Associated Press Wirephoto

McKeever Paces Late In Frontier Loop Playoff

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Totals IS 2 28 Totals 8 4 20 St. Casimir's . . 6 6 8 8—28 Holy Trinity . 4 7 8 6—20

Officials—Al Hutcheson and Henry An-drxejewskl.

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Joe Muscato Preps For Mauriello Bout

Six rounds of boxing will fea­ture Joe Muscato's workout in the Fairview AC gymnasium this afternoon as the West Side heavy­weight continues his training for the ten-round bout with high-rank­ing Tami Mauriello of the Bronx in Memorial Auditorium Wednes­day night, March 19th.

Muscato's manager, Guy T. Sulpi, has lired up Eddie Jackson, six foot, 198 pound Los Angeles boxer, to work with Joe. Six to eight rounds of glove work will be the procedure from here on in, with Joe augmenting it with the customary road work.

Jack Kramer, Pauline Betz Capture U. S. Tennis Titles

Frank Sexton to Top Friday Mat Program

Frank Sexton has been signed to wrestle the feature event on the Great Lakes AC program in Memo­rial Auditorium next Friday night. Matchmaker Don George indicated yesterday that Sexton's opposition would come from either Bob (Strangler) Wagner, Larry Moquin or Frederick Otto Von Schacht, the three hit performers of last Friday's show.

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Davis, captain of the team, led 50 baseball candidates through their fir3t workout today as the military academy nine began preparation for its 32-game schedule, largest in the 56 years of the sport here.

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Herodotus 118 Giant* AU 106 Ernest 108 Charter Member 119 Maids* 104 Sir Echo 118 Letter V. 108 Aloraye 113 Lady Tread 106 Little Bunny 111 F ly ing Giant 108 King Epi thet 113 Danger's Girl 106 Bagnell 103 My Night 113 Fire Power 111

SECOND—Cl., 4 y.o. up, 7 fur. Grand Toy 112 King's Pride 114 S inging Light 112 Michigan Smart 116 Harpstr lng 107 Valdina Tyrant lift New Flama 107 Neat and Tidy 111 Gun Flak 109 Shore Patrol 106

102 Dolomite 105 107 Swift T o w n 117 116 Gal Ann 107

M., 4 y.o. , up, 6 fur. 120 Liberty Nane 115 120 Damlon's Maid 110 115 East Norwich 111 115 Nolka l i s 112 Surfside 110 117 Carol 120

Mary's Rosebud 115 Night Fl ight 120 Chamade 115* hKalarney 1J5

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Mister Como N o 118 Catchweista 109 a N e w t o w n 110 Little Ladv 109 Alstimu 107 High Spirfts 111 Edgemere 112 Ray 106

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Tedious Miss 109 fa sa j i l l o 114 Burning T w i g 112 Fenty O. 112 Princess Rena 107 Evan Break 117 Diva 102 Pene 110 aMr Chat 114 Free Transit 114 Day 109 John Q. Public 114 aMary's Dell 110 Son O' War 117 War Page 117 Victim loo aA. Neymeyer & C. F. Helnicke entry

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SEVENTH—Cl.. 4 y.o. up , iVs milee. Speedy Show 114 Calcutta 115 Bonnie Golos 108 Stride Wel l 113 Lady Romery 119 Mon Teak 111 aSpartacus 115 Waverly 116 Ring Master 110 Alameln 121 Loneadie 110 Gourmet 124 Bahla Honda 118 Tel lmehow 115 aDelphian 118 Execut ive l i s

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By AUSTIN BEALMEAR New York, Mar. 8 UP)—Auto­

matic Jack Kramer and golden-haired Pauline Betz assumed com­plete c o m m a n d of American amateur tennis today when they captured the national indoor cham­pionships and piled them on top of the turf court singles titles they won last Summer.

The 2,500 fans who converged on the Seventh Regiment Armory for the finals of the 44th annual tour­nament may have seen the begin­ning of a two-way universal grand slam. The two Los Angeles cham­pions have dedicated themselves to winning all the major titles of the world in 1947, which they hint will be their last year in the ama­teur game.

Kramer was at his sparkling best as he wrapped up the men's singles titles for the first time with a crushing straight-set triumph over young Bob Falkenburg, the national intercollegiate champion from Los Angeles, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2.

Miss Betz, who also numbers the Wimbledon championship among her present title posses­sions, was nearly as impressive In the feminine finale, where she defeated Doris Hart of Coral Gables, Fla., 6-2, 7-5. Kramer, hero of America's suc­

cessful Davis Cup conquests in 1946, was the complete master of his fellow townsman, who had reached the finals with an upset victory over second-seeded Billy Talbert. He handled Falkenburg's lightning service as if he owned it. Neither Falkenburg's cannon ball serve nor his fine cross-court shots posed any problems for Kramer.

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Ridley Cagers Down Nichols School, 50-46

Nichols School closed its basket­ball season yesterday with a 50-46 loss to Ridley College, at St. Cath­arines. It was the fourth setback for the Big Green in 14 games. Dick Marlette of Nichols was the leading scorer with 19 points.

RIDLEY NICHOLS /"* B* T f B* V

Thompson f 4 3 11 Maxwell f 6 1 13 Patterson f 6 0 10 Marlette f 7 6 19 Perry c 8 2 8 Weyand f 0 0 0 De Sosa g 4 3 11 P.M'Cleary c 1 0 2 Cowper g S 4 10 Hunt c 5 2 12 Frey g 0 0 0 Stevens g 0 0 0

Putnam g 0 0 o H.MCle'ry g 0 0 9

Totals 19 12 50 Totals 19 8 46 Score at halft lme—Ridley 21, Nichols 18. Officials— Hendrick and Garrick.

College Wrestling 18 Colgate Champlato 1« 26 Dartmouth Tafts 6 19 Cornell J a y r e e s Sampson •

After losing a six-point halftlme * lead, Lockport High School's scrappy quintet staged a spec­tacular last-quarter rally to upset Niagara Falls Higti's defending champions, 47-41, in the final of the Niagara Frontier League play­offs in the Kenmore Junior High School gym last night.

Remarkable ability to hit from outside paid big dividends for ths Lock City cagers. Howie Mc­Keever, who looped in a total of 17 points, caged seven buckets on set shots for the sides, while Bd Crowe dunked four quarter-court deuces in the first half.

Sparked by McKeever and Crowe, Lockport carved out a 28-17 margin In the first half, but Ben Sicoli quickly erased the deficit, and Wiley Cairns paced a Niagara Falls drive that gave the Cataracts a six-point advantage at the three-quarter mark. Lockport knotted the count mid­

way through the final quarter, and finally moved ahead on two suc­cessive buckets by McKeever, who caged eight points la the last abx minutes. Dave Haley, who entered the game in the last quarter, fol­lowed with a pair of quickies to put the victory on ice.

In addition to annexing the play­off trophy, Lockport qualified for the Section 6 title playoff.

Kenmore handed North Tona-wanda a 53-21 licking in the con-

LOCKPORT N1AG. FALLS C V 1* f* F* TP

McKeever f 8 1 17 Sicoli f 4 1 9 Crowe f 6 2 14 Mazur f 1 0 2 Kennedy c 1 1 3 Destino f 1 0 2 Haley c 3 0 6 Cairns c 5 2 12 Marvin g 1 0 2 Gagen g 5 2 12 Reid g 1 3 5 Walos g 2 0 4

Totals 20 T 47 Totals 18 5 41 Lockport 8 15 6 18—47 Niagara Fal ls . 5 12 18 6—41

Officials—Harry Blakeslee and Chuck Lyman.

were never in trouble. Lou Paar was the top scorer with ten points.

Hogan, Demaret Score on Links

Miami, Mar. 8 (UP)— Favorites, Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret staged a backstretch rally today to overtake Dick Metx, Jr., and Chick Harbert for a one-up victory oa the 36th green in the semifinals of the $10,000 Miami international four-ball golf tournament.

Tomorrow the two grandees of golf will defend their title against Lawson Little and Lloyd Mangrum, one-up winners in a see-saw battle with Sam Byrd and Johnny Re-volta.

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Theobald, f 2 4 8 Burns , f S ' McCl'chey, f 0 Robinson, f 1 Wiktor'ski, c 2 Bartrip, c 2 Paar, g 5 Harbrecht, g 3 Wilson, g 0 Saylor, g 1 Butler, g 0 Fenno , g 0

Totals 19 15 53 Totals 6 9 SI N. Tonawanda . S 6 6 7—21 Kenmore . . . . . 16 11 7 30—58

Officials — W o r t Wooley and Stuart Aiken.

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