New York Amsterdam News — 1963-01-18

Ivrup'hl at win home make il (’iniiiiln IIoiim ^WaNWVt U • W Y, AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Jan. 18, 1963 inventory REDUCTION USED CAR SALE~'• WHERE YOU GET OUR FAMOUS WRITTEN 90-DAY GUARANTEE WITH PARTS & LABOR FREE '59 BUICK $1345 4-door Hardtop \ '6KEORD $1195 l-door Sedan ' '60 CHRYS. $1295 Windsor Sadaa '61 IMP. $2595 4-dr Southampton '61 PLYM. 51395 Sedan '57 PLYM. $595 4-Door Hardtop '61 IMP. $2895 ConvarUbla '61 PONT. $1495 Sedan '61 PONT. 52095 Station Wasoo '61 IMP. $2895 Coo/artible '62 CHRYS. $2295 4-dr. Sedan '62 CHEVY $1845 '59 CHRYS. $1595 MTmb. SUUoa Wa<. '59 CHRYS. $1195 '59 CHEVY $989 4-door Sedaa '60 IMP. $2099 Conv. Kick Med ‘60 CHEV. $1245 •Man COMPACT SPECIALS '62 Falcaa 4-dr A.T. $1699 '62 Valiant 4-dr Sad 1496 '61 Valiant 4-dr Sad 129S '61 Fakan Wagon 1595 '63 Tempest Lemons 2594 '61 Carnot Sedan 1419 '60 Valiant 4-dr SW 995 '60 Valiant 4-dr Sad 991 '61 Temp. 4-dr. Sed 1495 '61 Tempest Sta Wg 1694 '61 Falcaa Wr Sad 1395 '61 Care Manzo Sed 1549 Imparted and Sports Car '59 T-Bird Can. Paw 1695 '59 Flat 1100 Sedan 349 '60 Simca Sedan 495 *61 Simca Sedan - 595 All of the above domestic cart •re aold with our written mo day guarantee with parts and tabor FREE Imported cars carry our SO-Dajr Guarantee. \ *62 PLYM. $1795 .......4.. '61 OLDS $2350 Mr. -»S~ '60 CHRYS. $1850 New Yorker Conv. '58 CHRYS. $198 4-dr. Hdtp Air-Con '59 DODGE $1095 Station Wagon '60 PLYM. $1097 4 door Fur, '56 CHRYS. 5595 New Yorker Srdan '59 PONT. 5992 Catalina Sedan '60 LINC. $1950 Sedan *57 CHRYS. $695 2-dr. Wlndzor Hardtop '59 FORD $895 Galazla V-S Sadaa '58 DODGE $595 4-door W4»n '58 OLDS $979 "*r- Convertible '55 IMP. $595 Sedan '50 PONt. $597 4-door Man '60 OLDS $1594 '•IT* Station Wagon '59 CONT. $1695 4-dr. Hardtop WRITTEN 90-DAY GUARANTEE ON 59's and UP - OUR FAMOUS 30-DAY GUARANTEE ON OLDER MODELS. CHRYSLER MANHATTAN Division of Chrysler Corporation 1757 Broadway at 57th Street Cl 6-4365 Sfoney Harrison Sex 407' Mr. Narrisan Known an Mr. Cadillac DISCOUNT Fram Average Retail Rad Reek '61 CADILLAC *2495* '61 BUICK . . *1750 '61 CADOY Fleetweed '61 CAODT Sod. de VMo *61 CHIVY Impale '61 CADDY Cpo. da Vitya *61 CADDY EMorode '61 CADDY Cenvertikle '60 CADDY Cenvertikk '60 FORD Oalaxia '60 VALIANT '60 PONT. Ventara '60 OLDS.'91* Holiday '59 BUKR LcSakra » -60 PONTIAC . *1175’ '60 CADDY Fleetwood '60 ELDORADO Can*. '60 CADDY Cpa. da Vilk '59 CADDY Fleetweed *59 PONT. Hardtop '59 CHRYSLER '60 CADOY Sed. de Ville '59 CADDY Sad. da Villa '59 THUNDERRIRD5 '59 DODOE Hardtop '61 Oldsmobile *1795 '59 CADDY Cpa. da VIHa '61 BUICK Electra 225 '59 CADOY Eldorado '61 PONT. DaaaavINa '61 OLDS. '9S' Holiday '61 THUNDERRIRD '59 OLDS. Holiday *59 CHEVROLET! '60 PLYMOUTH *695 '59 MERC Park Lane '56 OLDSMOBILE "91" HUNDREDS OF OTHERS FRIDAY ONLY ★ INCLUDING HUGE SELECTION OF CADILLACS PAYMENTS START MARCH • BANK TERMS CY 2-5280 SERVICEMEN FINANCED! UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY CARS WANTED CAR TRADERS, Inc. GRAND CONCOURSE AT 149 STREET, BRONX (NYC) all subways at door /. No Cash? Buy From Us 1 MONTH GUARANTEE PARTS A LABOR SERVICE DEPT. ON PREMISES 200 Beautiful Cars From $6 Weekly Credit by Phono LU 9-6262 63 CADI COHV6BTWL6S 62 CADI CONVS 6 HDTPS 61 CADI CONVS A HDTPS 60 CADI CONVS 6 NDTPS 59 CADI CONVS A HDTPS 62 OLDS 96 4 DR NT AIB CON 61 BONNEVILLE 4-DR HT FP 61 CHRYS NEW YORKER HT 62 CHEV IMPALAS 61 CHEV IMPALAS 60 CHEV IMPALAS 61 THUNDEBBIRD CONV. 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Lew Bank P ’62 Baidu *62 kgunr *61 Fury NT *61 Baick NT *61 Rsmbkn *61 Chary *61 Taagait *61 Baick Csav '68 kngarisl NT '60 Peat Beans *60 VnNml '60 8akk NT '60 Uncsia NT [ Payments 59 fab NT '59 T-Bird '59 Buick NT '59 Fad Cm '59 Chevy NT *59 Caddy ’58 Chevy '58 Caddy IT *58 RynmNi 57 Botch NT '57 Mynmlb '56 104 NT '55 Caddy au cars ruuv louimo Meay Mare la Ckaaaa Fraai All Cars Kept Indoors ASK ABOUT OUR SPKIAL 3 MONTH FREE GUARANTEE (100% Camplala Faria A Uhw) PEPPEB & POTTER BUICK 125 Flatbush Ava.Ixt., Blilyn •I (M M.ah.ltui BrUf. -U REPOSSESSIONS NO MONEY DOWN" Call for Credit-ES 7 9095 *62 Cad Cp deV, Air ■59 BUICK 4-Dr HT *61 CAD Convertible •59 CAD Convertible *61 Cad 4-Dr HT, Air •59 CAD Cp de V, Air *61 CAD Coupe deV '59 CAD Sd deV, Air *61 CAD Fltwwxi. Ail; 59 DODGE 4-Dr HT •61 LINC Air Cond 59 imperial 4-Dr HT •61 OLDS 4-Dr HT 59 OLDS 2-Dr HT '61 Thunderbird HT 59 Pont Bonnvl Conv •60 BUICK 4-Dr HT 58 CAD 4-Dr HT •60 CAD Sed deV. Air 58 OLDS 4 Dr HT •60 CAD Convertible J 56 CAD 4-Di HT •60 PONT 4 Dr HT 55 CADILLAC Sedan •60 PONT HT, Pwr. I 54 CADILLAC Hdtp Many Other. — Servicemen Financed MARLO MOTORS IC04 CONEY ISt SV. BKLYN ES 1 9095 SET AZES H 1 I - *i( quilttied Crosby Golf WPIX-ll serves as the New York flagship of a 100-statkm national television hookup which will carry live Bing Crosby’s “National Pro-Amateur Golf Championship" matches from Pebble Beach, California, Satur­ day January 19, 3:30-4:30 p.m. and Sunday, January 20, 5-6:30 p.m., BUY NOW PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED Whara you chooM trim tho greatest ..lection of 1V54, l„t, 1960 and 19*1 Models. *c2 FORD Station Wagon '61 T'BIRD Hdtp. Air-Cond. '61 CADILLAC Convertible '60 CADILLAC 4-Dr. Hardtop '60 CADILLAC Convertible '60 OLDS "98" Conv. '60 OLDS "98" Hdtp. Air-Cond. '59 CADILLAC Convertible '59 OLDS "98" Hardtop '59 CADILLAC 4-Dr. Hardtop '57 LINCOLN Premiere '57 JAGUAR 3.4 Litre e OVER 1OO CARS TO CHOOSE FROM O IMMEDIATE ( KEDIT APPROVAL O LOW DOWN PAYMENT Moat of the above cars were traded to un for new Cadillacs —• and you fc**t the protection af­ forded by our famoUH guarantee — which you ‘may preaent at any of our five convenient aervlce »ta- tioiiH in the Metropolitan area. LARCHMONT 33 Boston Pott Road TE 4^7155 B'way at 57th St. PL 7-8563 SEE IT FIRST...BSY IT BEST...IT BENNETT ®BUICK YOU'LL THRILL TO THE BOLD BEAUTIFUL CHANGE IN BUICK for 1963 1 The model Blastrated — the hraathtaldngly boaefrful new Rkiera-choraeterizes the soasatkaal styling in ovary sparkling now Buick for 1963. Thoy'ro all newl AH hustbl All glamoarl And when yon buy nt Bsnnott, thoy'ro ail money-saving vakas, teal Tho Mvkra is tho ONLY totally new automobile for '63. See H-and the rust at the fahalaas Bakfc Baa at our showrooms todayl • LOWEST DOWN PAYMENTI o UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAYI o TOP TRAK-M AllOWANCEI Authorized Buick Dealer... BENNETT" BUICK 131st Street and BROADWAY • AU 6 4000 i u h Showroom: 165th St. & Broadway • SW 5 0780 Must Dispose of BANK REPOS Wo need responsible parties to | taka over huge stock of BANK i REPOSSESSIONS. If you are, steadily omplayed you qualify! CALL NOW!! ] UL 2-4124 6G Buick Cany, pwr $1398.64 59 Cantinantal HT 1246.42 60 Ford F'Lane 500 826.41 62 T-Bird HT pwr 2891.20 '59 Ford Wagon ... 721.821 58 Olds 88 power 497.21 Many, Many More On Displayl PEP Authorised Lurk, Avant! Dealer Same Location 15 Years 182 FLATBUSH AVENUE EXTENSION, BROOKLYN 1 Black fram Manhattan Bridge OLDS and all other fine cars SERVICE The Best Casts Less at Acey Olds! ACEY OLDS maintains New York's largest, most completely equipped and expertly staffed Olds- mobile Service Dept. in New York. Whether it'd a simple tune-up, major repair, body or fender work or a paint jeb, factory-trained mechanics using the most up-to-date equipment under close executive supervision do it efficiently and economically. Try usl SINCE 1934 ACEY OLDS New York’t Lonaeit-EstabUthed Oldt Dealer 3321 Broadway (134th St.) FO 8-0200 ’62 OLDS«fZWfiO/«7 brand wew a piFADANCE < EXECUTIVE CARS VtCrwVH* VN. t THEY'RE GOING FAST . . . BUT WE STILL HAVE SOME LEFT KXrFPTlOWAL MAHOAIN '62 OLDS BRAND NEW $2700 $895 Spec kit on Thets Cars M rnMTR Saratoga 4Dr HT, Atr Cad, Fall P.wrr '» BTICR Super 4-hr HT. Bine, Aotom. lUH WW 'SI Bl'ICR >D» Hardtop Fa By FqMpprd. I.Ik* Naw M OLDR "SB” 4-Dr. Hardtop Fatty Paw.rad, Aatom. RAH ______ '17 FORD t Dr Hardtop- HALL OLDSMOBILE "beats au" COMFY BLAND AVF.. OKtVN. FA S-4SSS «S»a D.lly 14; Rat M Make HALL Your FIRST CALL! nowhiri VALUESTO TOP THESE SHOP CAROL FA beconvincj PRICES SLASHED on 300 CARS TAKE 3 YEARS TO PAY — MAKE FIRST PAYMENT MAR. 1st NEW FORD SHOWROOM FALCONS__________ __ $54 J9 per mentk FAIRLANES ____________61.48 per month GALAXIES____________ 63.87 per month STATION WAGONS____ 68.66 per month $191 Down — 36 Poymonts WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD Come in end make us prove it! 97-71 Queens Blvd. Forest Hills Near Alexanders TW 7-6464 If You Are Steadily Employed Of proven integrity and willingness ta pay, wa cm hon­ estly deliver yaa a car without ane penny dawn end withewt any side I a a n, p r a v i d- ing your payments da net exceed 20% of your monthly in­ come. '59 BUICK Hard Top, Exc. Cond. $995 '58 BUICK $595 H. Top. Law Mileage 5? BUICK $495 Hard Tap '61 CADI $3195 Cenv. Lite New '59CADr $1995 Conv. Eze. Cond. '58 CADI $1095 Hard Tap, Law Mileage '56 CADI $695 Coupe da Vine___ '61 CHEV $995 Caraalr. Eze. Caad. '60 CHEV $1195 Parkwood Rta. Wagsa Law Mlleaga '56 CHEV $395 Belalr, Eqnlpped '60 DODGE $1195 . Ceav. Law Mileage Sparkling Bright "T" BIRDS 61's $2695 60's________ 1191 59's________ 1795 SB's________1591 ALL EQUIPPED '62 FORD / $1895 Galazte MO 2 Dr. H. Tap. Lika New T62 FALCON $1695 Folly Rqpd. Lika Naw '61 FORD $1395 Galazla S Dr. H.T. Very Law Mlleaga '61 FALCON Bt. Wat. Bxe- Caad. $1995 '60 FORD $1095 Ranch Way. Fully F.«jpd. '59 FORD -$795 '60 OLDS $1295 I Dr. H.T. Eze. Caad. '59 OLDS $995 Cear. Fully Equipped *58 OLDS $595 Hard Tap. Eyulpped '57 OLDS $395 Galazla S Dr. H. Tap Hard Tap. Equipped '58 FORD $595 Conv *00- Bke. Caad. '57 FORD $395 Hard Top. Eqpd. '58 LINC $1195 Centtaeatal. 1 Dr. H. Tap. Law Mileage '57 LINC $695 t Dr. H.T. Eza. Cond. '61 OLDS $1695 Conv. Very Low Mileage '61 PLYM $1095 Valiant. Lika Naw '60 PLYM Belrrdero. Fu. Eqpd. $795 '58 PLYM $595 0*000, Equipped '61 PONT Hard Tap. Lika Naw $1595 '57 PLYM $395 Sedaa, BnNtyyri '61 PONT $1995 BannevUla T. Top Low Mileage '60 PONT $1695 Bnnnavllla H. Top Low Mileage '59 PONT $895 Redin. Eqpd., Ezr. Caad. '58 PONT $495 Sedaa, Eqpd.. Eze, Cond. '57 PONT $395 Sedan. Eqpd.. Eze. Caad. '58 RAMB St. Wga. Exe. Cead. $495 '59 STUDE $495 Lark. Law Mileage -59 VOLKS $695 Matteo Wage* LATER CARS SOLD WITH FORD A-1 PERFORMANCE POLICY CAROL > I GIANT-DISCOUNT HOUSE 'oZ”T 89-01 QUEENS BLVD. GIANT AUTO SUPER MARKET HI 6-S100 niRECTIONM: ladepaadeat ar "F” Bub. ta Baaea- vett Are. rkeafe la Laeal. I .lap. ta Waadkarea Roti I. yard Farest Halls: 97-71 Outsat Blvd.-Near 64th Rd. (Naw Car Shewreem) Phene TW 7-6464 Opun Ivuningt ta IB PAA. ESTAB. 1941 SA 2-0610 1959-1963 CADILLACS FOR SALE AU MODUS . . SAVE MONEY Because... 1. Yoe Fey Ne Salesman's Commissions . . . 2. You Deal Directly With The Owners ... * 3. CREDIT Easily Arranged . . . 4. Poymonts To Fit Your Packet . . . CHESTER MOTORS 1811 First Ave. at 94th St., N. Y. C. 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Del'ry COME SEE THE EXCITING '63 FORDS ALL MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY Large Indeer Shewreem Far Yeur Convenience BROOKLYN'S FIRST FORD DEALER - 47 YEARS OF FAIR DEALING Largest Dealer in CADILLACS in the East. KELLOGG/^//^ B'woy & 135th Street AU 6-7600 ALL MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY J. J. HART; u” NEW •‘095 Atlantic A*e. USED 1285 Bedford Ave. CARS:' Bklyn • MA 2-0500 CARS Ellyn • ST 3-3126 DUE TO THE NEWSPAPER STRIKE WE’RE OVERSTOCKED! CLOSING OUT ▲ BRAND NEW JF 1962 -RAMBLERS | BELOW COST! Sedan* • Station Wagon* FREE! Iraq «■> M afar a__ i— >4<>r*V OHw f4>, 63. HUGESAVNGS ON THE ’ALL NEW 1963 RAMBLERS AH Models. All Colors Immediate Delivery 1*63 PONTIAC Baaaaviile smarts coupe 1700 JEROME AVE., BRONX—CY 9-4700 > I ALSO PRICED FOfe QUICK SALE! I "Z 3MDOUS STOCK QUALITY' USED CARS JACK SCHECTER AUTHOkIZtD RAMBlfR OCAltk OPfN tVENINGS PONTIACS AND TEMPESTS Grand Prix for Immediate Delivery Bonneville • Star Chief Grand Prix Coupe Catalina TRADES TERMS EASY TOP Large Selection Of Other Used Cars SAVE ON SHARP, LATE-MOOfl USED CARS WITH EASIEST TERMS ARRANGED FOR YOU! />zX* DON ALLEN SELLS MORE.. YOH SAVE MORE! lIMCniA . MERCURY . COVE! • METEOR 1706 Breadway at S4th It. a 1114 First Ava. at 61st St.] SAFE-BUY USED CARS 61 Cadillac Sed DeV AC S3S9S ‘61 Chryt "300" Caav. 52495 '62 Msnvry 2-0e. NT _ 2495 '62 Olds "91" Nardtag „ 269S '62 Comet 5 22 1950 '60 Ford Wegen -------- 1295 '60 Comet 4-Dr. Sadon „ 1295 '61 Olds 91 Sedan ........ 2495 *61 Comet-4 Dr. Sedan 1495 62 Ceatkeatals-lgacial Prices '60 Pant. Bonne Canv Air 1195 'II Canthwntak-Sgeckl Prksc "Everybody Is in «r«NTirnt worse • th< sheer qunntity.' that the quality of children's Bob Keeshan (Captain Kangar- ' television is bad. It seems to oo> in January's GOOD HOL’SE- mc that there is something even KEEPING Magazine TSTJCDt M 4-Dr. Hard- lap. ttydr. . P» 6 FB. $ 1 | 95 ** ’« TFWTIRt4 Dr A-“ Tr“* | RAH Whit. 1 1 •si * VI FONTIAC Cal SI. Wa<., _RAH. Hydr. Wa«., £y “ r. A Br.bM >| 595 Fwr «»ae. Aqa. •si coavAm s«n. lad. RAH. Aate. Traaa Wa. A Whit. 'W DODGR Ma. W»»na. MAM, Aa«o Traaa. Blue. ♦1095 £ STS? BM.e wwm. •1195 •« enevAm 4-nr. CHIVROIET & PONTIAC • AMOUS roe >H> !•’«» I Jl SJ (.tNERAL MOTORS UUILDING t- f *] Broadway from ,H|h '<t, GIT LUCKY! '59 Chavy Impala _ $14 ! Wk. A '59 Pont Bonneville 14 ] '59 Chrysler, like naw 14 • '59 Karmann Ghia . 11 # '58 Oldi, gold beauty 10 £ '58 Baick, taper 2 6 NT 10 A '58 Chevy Sta. Wg. 10 J A '51 Ford Fairlana 500 9 J '56 Caddy-taperb cond 7 • '56 Oldt 98, 1 ownar 6 • '61 CHEV $1295 Easy Terms Arranged BATES Grand Cancaarsa at 144 St., Braax! OPBN EVENINGS and SATURDAYS PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION Thit Sat., Jan. 19 at 2 P.M. 27 MODELS '56 • '62 MUST K SOLO!!! INSPCCTION 1G AM Till SALI RaatavsH Ava. Iwtwses SS S 14 Sts., Jacktan HtigMi (Flushing IRT ta 40 St. Sta.) Cherlas Tartliia, Aact'r UCENSC Na. 441042 I EM • Men "in The Know" Are Taking • NATURES POWERFUL FORMULA 447 Seuthern Blvd. Car 10 St. Braax CY 2-0444 Teeic*5traechic< Commerce Copped 8th Over Art The High School of Commerce basketball team registered Its eighth consecutive victory by topping Art & Design High School, 76-52, Friday evening on Commerce court. Charles Ottle paced the Com­ merce men to victory and held Art & Design’s top scorer, Sam Holmes, to 10 points. Monday afternoon Commerce will take on Benjamin Franklin High School team for the second time this season. The contest will be held on the Benjamin Franklin court. Boys High School topped Brooklyn Tech. 7753, Friday night before a large crowd. Cap­ tain Vaughn Harper spearheaded the victory drive by scoring 28 points. Friday night Boys will play host to Wingate. The con­ test will be the second of the season between the two schools. Boys won the first. COMMERCE: Willie Shields, Harvey Richards, John Harris, Charles Ottle, Ulric Cobb, Guil­ lermo Cotto, Rudy Devonish, Stephen Collins. Edwin Rouse, Richard Jackson, John Evans, Robert Samuels Steven Hyden, Cnarles Tabone, Ferdinand Tar- verz. ART & DESIGN: Loren Forr­ est, Lester Price, Sam Holmes, Stan Robinson, Anthony Cobb, John Howe, Jemilla Gordon, James Harrison, Ted Pettus, Ben Ramos. OTHER SCORES: DeWitt Clin- n 81, Bronx Science 50; Power lemorial 72, Xavier 44; Fashion- Industries 60, N. Y. Printers 55. Taft 55, Clinton 82; Morris 31, Gomphers 60; Roosevelt 48, Monroe 51; Edison 58, Alexander Hamilton 39; Grady 70, Queens Vocational 59; Whitney 39, East­ ern District 70; East New York 53, Westinghouse 63; Bushwick 74, Brooklyn Auto 76. Ed Fisher Back With Ballantine Edwin B. Fisher resigned as business manager of the New York Yankees to rejoin P. Bal­ lantine & Sons in Newark, N.J., as head of its public relations department. The announcement, was made jointly by Carl W Baden hausen, Ballantine pres­ ident and Dan Topping, co-ownei of the Yankees. .Fisher spent four and a hah years as a Ballantine executive before joining the Yankee or­ ganization in 1961. He is re­ placing John Scully who joined the New York Bell Telephone Co. Fisher lives 'at 211 Forest Dr., Hillsdale. Harlem Y Seniors Top Grand Central The Harlem “Y” Seniors have won their eleventh straight game. They beat Grand Central YMCA 102-81 in a battle of undefeated teams for first place in the greater New York YMCA senior basketball league. Playing before the largest home crowd of the season and led by the scoring of Bob Gib­ bons with 24 points, ’’Doc” Gar­ rett with 22 and Barry Wood, diminutive playmaker with 19, this win boosted the uptown cagers into undisputed first place. Roy Kasper of Grand Central topped all scorers with 27 points. Harlem Hobbs Garrett Russell Jersenson Collins Gibb ins Wood Williams P 11 22 2 2 13 24 19 9 G 4 8 1 1 5 8 9 2 F 3 6 0 0 3 8 1 5 Grand Central Goldschool Kasper Von Appen Benghsston Mann Marandi Frazee 38 G 8 8 6 2 0 4 0 26 102 F P 19 3 27 11 6 18 6 2 0 0 11 0 3 0 28 24 81 AT FANELLI FORD BRAND NEW '63 FORD FALCONS *1845 Pally Equip. 2 Or, LOW DOWN PAYMENT 36 MONTHS TO PAY TRADES ACCEPTED • Reft Sarvke Rapt, la Taunt FANELLI FORD—AUTH. DEALER 2455 E. TREMONT AVL lr. Purfcchatter BRONX TA 2-4000 Biddy League Result ♦a9 In the Eastern division of the Biddy Basketball League of Met­ ropolitan New York the race has tightened to the point whereby the leader, the Little Gems, will have to win every game frbm here on in to come out on top of the race as the Minisink Com­ munity Center and the Puerto Rico Stars are closing in real fast, presently sharing second place. In the Western division the Joe Wells' Biddies were given a bit of breathing room when the hustling Madison Square Boys* Club unit downed the classy Lu­ cas Electrical Company aggre­ gation, 44-40, to’give the Wells squad a 2\i game edge as the race moves down to the wire in both divisions. Tuesday afternoon, at the Mini­ sink Community Center, on West 155th Street, the Puerto Rico Stars won over the DouglassCom- munity Center, 40,17. In the nite- cap the Breevort Community Center of Brooklyn entered the win cottimn for the first time this season in the BBLMNY by downing the Lynch PAL Center squad of the Bronx, 66-24. Friday afternoon, at the River­ side Church's Stone Gym, on Claremont Avenue, the Little Gems went down to their first defeat in BBLMNY competition when the Minisink Community Center unit, won over them in a real free-scoring affair, 62-48. Games tiis week are as follows; Thursday — Douglass CC vs Roosevelt YC, at Madison Sq BC. 5 p.m ; Lynch PAL Center vs Minisink CC, at Madison Sq BC, 6:30 p.m. Friday — Boys of Yesteryear 4 p.m.; Brevoort CC vs Minisink CC, at Stone Gym, 5:30 p.m. Tuesday — Madison Sq BC vs Puerto Rico Stars, at Minisink CC, 4 p.m.; Lynch PAL Center vs. Rucker’s Stars, at Minisink CC, 5:30 p.m. EASTERN DIVISION W L Pet 833 1 Little Gems 5 667 2 Puerto Rico Stars 4 667 2 Minisink CC 4 2 600 Madison Sq BC 3 333 2 Boys of Yesteryear 1 167 5 Brevoort CC 1 GB 1 1 1* 2t» 4 WESTERN DIVISION W L Pet GB Joe Well’s Biddies 8 0 1.000 — Lucas Electrical Co 5 Roosevelt YC Douglass CC Rucker’s Stars .715 .400 .333 .000 .000 5 vs Douglass CC, at Stone Gym, I Lynch PAL Center 0 Cooper JHS Regains Winning W ays 120 put the ball in deep freeze behind to register a 36-24 win to protect their 9 point margin. over JHS 104. Joe Hammond’s] The cheers and performance of playmaking set up key plans With a championship team de pleted after graduation, and hav­ ing lost such stalwarts as Ulric Cobb, Guillermo Cotto, Eric Washington, and Robert Sam­ uels, who are currently key fig­ ures in Commerce High School s undefeated slate, Coach Don Adams is attempting to rebu.'d, his cage dynasty at Cooper Junior High School 120. Suffering three straight set­ backs, after winning itheir open­ ing game, the Adamsmen have fought back gamely amd now sport a respectable 8-3 record the 120 cheerleaders added to the atmosphere and excitement oi the hotly contested fray. The w.n gained Cooper a first place tie with JHS 43. Outstanding performances by Ronnie Daniels, Arthur Morton, Walter Jacobs, Joe Hammond, Shield Blacknell, Stanley Thomp­ son, and Gene White contributed to 120’s balanced attack as Bel- lenger, Wilson, and Harden scor ed 12, 7, and 7 points for the Opening up their PSAL Divi­ sional Play, the Warriors edged Wadleigh JHS 41-32. Although Cooper led all the way, the game field goal for two periods, the was never decided until the final period when the lads from maron and white came frm Holding Simon Baruch' to one gold and black. Shackle 104 which enabled 120 to forge anead as Shield Blacknell did a nice jot- off the post. 16 tallies by Cohen was the best performance for the 21st Street Lads. Launching a 15-man attack, Cooper rolled to a 50-32 win over John S. Roberts. Gene White, Robert Allen, Richard Phillips, James Abraham, Joseph Cotto, Cecil Pilgrim, Shield Blacknell, Ronald Daniels, Stanley Thomp­ son, Arthur Morton, Walter Ja­ cobs, Willie Hayes, Charles Las­ ter, Joseph Simmons, and Joe Hammond put together the 21 field goal ^nd 8 foul shot attack for 120 as Humphries dropped in for JHS 45. !N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Jan. 19, 1963 • S Sifford Ties For 3rd Place MacArthury On Track Battlefront SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Negroj General Douglas MacArthur golf ace Charlie Sifford turned in finds himself in the middle of one of his best performances on a war ajmogt a, tough as the the golf course in the 525,000 San Diego Open. He finished with a 272 total to tie Bill Casper, Jr., for third place. one he was engaged in in the Pacific. Sifford, who collected 51,650 prize money, started off with 67 and followed it with 69. His third round was 67 and ended with 69. He finished two strokes away from the winner, Gary Player, the PGA champion, who collected 53,500 prize money. Tony Lerna received 52,300 for his 271 second place spot. More than 10,000 watched the duel between Casper and Sifford at the Stardust Country Club. Sifford, who usually falters in the late rounds, surprised the aud­ ience by turning in a fine exhibi­ tion. Both the AAU and the NCAA are sticking to their guns Qs they prepare for the weekend meeting here with the General. He will try to arbitrate their controversy over control over U S. amateur sports. The director of the newly- formed U.S. Track and Field Federation, Chick Werner, says: “We are willing to diicuss the issues but our Federation is here to stay.” _ AAU President Louis Fisher says: "We are hopeful of a settle­ ment—but the prospect looks rather dim. VL85 ’ • • • i A aIHJI-*. Imported -■ 1 . 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Among the school’s offering him scholarships are Michigan State, Manhattan College, Oklahoma and Tennessee State. Power's coach, Jack Donohue said: “Alcindor, who has 89 aca­ demic average, is taking his pub­ licity in stride. ‘El Cid* as he is called by his teammates, is a good all around man oh the court. He shoots well, has a var- lty of shots and is also a good defensive player”. “Although he is not a scorer like Wilt Chamberlain who av­ erages 474 points a game”, Don­ ohue continued, “be has the po­ tentials. With a little more ex­ perience ‘El Cid’ should devel- ope into a top play maker and scorer”. The only child of a B-3% foot Transit Authority policeman, Fer­ dinand, Sr. and a six-foot moth er, ‘El Cid’ lives with his par­ ents on 204th S7~1b Manhattan and attends St. Jades Catholic Church. He also attended the church’s grammer school before entering Power Memorial, an all­ boys school which is operated by the Christian Brothers of Ire­ land. Alclndor wears a 16D shoe which is made to order and sleeps in a custom made 7-6 bed. He has 39-ineh arms and will study engineering In college. His teammates, including Joe Straining, Phil Morcia, O a c a r Sanches, captain; George Borba- xat, Bob Erickson, Jack Bett- ridge, Dan Nee, Art Kenny and Jim Mannari, all say 'El Cid’ is easy to get along with and has not developed a superiority com­ plex. Coach Donohue says ‘El Cid’ Is capable of handling him­ self against any college player now. At Hialeah Hill'« FLA. PARTNERS - Althea Gibsoo, now an executive for the Ward Baking Co. and her golfing partner Keo Goldman appeared in the Haig & Haig Scotch Mixed Foursome re­ cently to Sebring, Fla. They were among the 40 top men and women professional golf- Soccer Games In Brooklyn The West Indian American Soc­ cer team will engage the Espanol Eleven Sunday, January 19, in Brooklyn’s Red Hook Stadium. The West Indians with an 11-2-1 record to the eleven team East­ ern District Soccer League, was forced to cancel a scheduled con­ test with the Fellowship Soccer team because of rain Sunday. MIAMI, FLA. — The S6th an­ nual thoroughbred racing at Hia­ leah opened its 40-day stand Thursday, January 17. Almost every champion race horse of 1962 will see action. Stakes and purses totaling more than $2,000,- 000 will be distributed among the winners. Members of the West Indian Soccer team are: L. Leverock, captain; H. Morancie, manager; A. Angevin, H Thomas, H Le­ wis, O. Richards, E. Dorset, A DeFour, S. Aird, J. Lewis, E Selby, A. Parris, R. Carabello C. Defour, H. Hill, L. Padroore F. Luke, and L. Leverock. MAKE MINE MARTIN’S the only M Extra Quality Scotch Among fine Scotchea, the Martin’s label alone bears the words, “All Extra Quality.” OM«44 ». .. Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. 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