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Fair, NYC To Host '64 Olympic Trials NEW YORK WORLD’S FAIR I man Bingham, executive dlrec- •The City of N*w York and'ter; Arthur G Lento, assistant « New York 1964-1965 World's executive director, and Max air will be Joint hosts to tbe Ritter, committee treasurer. Slclal United States Olympic William S. Adams, Fair sports lals for the IBM Olympiad to program director, pointed out i held in Tokyo. Japaa, it was that this will be the first time snounced Monday by Fair Pres- H many Olympic trials have lent Robert Moses and Newbold 5^ given to any single area. ,r ... More than IS of the 30 events will be contested in the Metro­ politan Area. In Assembly Area The Olympic trials now sched­ uled for the Fair's 15,000 seat Assembly Area will include boa- inf. gymnastics. Judo, weight lifting and wrestling. The fenc­ ing matches will be held in the Fair’s 2,000 seat Assembly Fa- vilioii. Basketball finals are sched­ uled for the St. John’s Univers­ ity gymnasium in early April. BETTER W. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., June 29, 1983 • 47 Track and field events will be held in Downing Stadium. Ran­ dall’s Island, where the seating capacity is being increased from 22,000 to 30,000. Swimming, diving and water polo competitions will take place at Astoria Pool. At Orchid Beach Rowing and canoeing trials will bo held at Orchard Bench, where the City Is developing an Olym­ pic Course. host the volleyball contests. The cycling competition will be mittaa’s approval trials to be held with the Fair’s events on April contestants will Unisphere, the F the heart of th< SERVICE Cozyettes Top Casuals, 4-3 The Bronx Casuals dropped another close Interboro Women fto-Pitch Softball League coo­ lest when the Cozyettes shaded them. 4-3. Sunday in E. Elm­ hurst on the PS 137 playground. Cozyettes pitcher allowed the Casuals only 12 scattered hits while Casuals’ Gerry Gesslein gave Cozyettes 13 hits. Both teams battled on even terms until the bottom of the fourth when the Cozyettes scored their first run. In the top of -the fifth the Casuals scored to even the scorb but the Cozyettes chalked OP three more runs in the bottom of the fifth. The Casuals made a bid in the ' top ot the sixth by scoring two runs but the Cozyettes quickly ended their bid. CASUALS Rogers ~ Day AB R H 401 3 12 6 QUEENS AND A MUSICIAN — Jazz pianist Horace Silver entertained the Miss Beaux Arts contestants at a cocktail party at his Park West Village ( and Donna Dale. In rear: Ollie apartment. In front, from left: 1 Williams, LaVerne Mossman, Evone Swann, Judy Young. Marva Revis and Helen Credle Horace Silver. Lou Camacho Community League The Men: 27 Hits, 34 Runs Crowns Dolphis Uncle Walt Stars 3 3 3 0 3 3 4 4 .800 .800 333 3* 000 5* p.m. [• Games Sunday. Jane 30th: Warriors vs. Dolphins, 10 a m. Uncle Walt’s vs. Crowns, 1:30 The Women:6th victory Utoe The Astoria Rattlers collected 32 hits and scored 15 runs to defeat the Lassies who collected 12 hits and scored 4 runs Sun­ day in Astoria. Margie Brown was the winning pitcher and Jen­ nie Outcalt suffering the de­ feat. Rattler's speedy outfielder Gloria Williams, blasted a three run home in the fifth inning. Doris Hayes, centerfielder, Mar­ gie Brown, pitcher got three for four while Daisy Fisher, left fielder and Iris Correa, catcher, had a perfect day at bat. RATTLERS AB R II Uncle Walt’s Playmates and the league leading Warriors stag­ ed a wild and wooly donnybrook that featured 34 runs. 27 hits. 10 extra - base blows, and the first de'cat of tbe season for the War­ riors. ‘ * The Playmates scored 'a IS-15 win over tbe leaders with hurler Major Parks picking up the nodJ J Celestine, Playmates starter, could not protect a five run lead and w as ning. I The losing Warriors collected 13 hits, among them were four home runs hit by Eddie Hall, Rodney White. Ernie Starks, and Teddy Turner. J. McPherson of the los­ ers chipped in with a triple, and T. Turner got a double. 6-Raa Inning • A1 Pujol, Sr., tripled with the bases loaded in tbe second inning to kkk off the 6 - run stanza by the Playmates. Puclde Ramirez. Ty Young, and J. McLeod added doubles to the Unde Walt attack. Young hit two doubles. Both clubs made six miscues afield. This ball game featured every­ thing from great plays to big boo- boos. And there were several de­ bates with the umpires who must have been affected by the sloppy game by making sloppy calls. No report on tbe Stars - Dolph­ ins game. STANDINGS W L PT G.B. Warriors 6 1 .857 -— School Honors Herbert Evans Herbert B. Evans, member of (he city’s Housing and Redevel­ opment Board, was honored as the "most outstanding graduate" of Chicago’s DuSabte High School at the 36th anniversary reunion of his school class last weekend in Chicago. Williams □ark Hayes Wills Blackshare Wells Metis Brown Covington Fisher Correa , LASSIES , Bentley Stronon <| Cochran Gilford Talley Bellany Bean Glover Outcalt Stroman Thorn Unptun Frances Mary CROSS FORD By 4. C. Cordon For Monterey Unbeaten Monterey chalked up its sixth consecutive victory in Women’s Slo-Pitch Softball League by-flbpplng fiW-' 8-5, Sunday. Monterey's Joan Da­ niels’ three - run homer in the eighth" Wrung was the deciding factor. Helen,'White was the win­ ning pitcher and Sally Hancock suffered the loss. Botfi teams scored two runs each in the first inning but Mon­ terey forged ahead in the third with a run. In the fifth the Amerks evened the score. Both teams scored two runs eaph in the sixth and drew blanks in the seventh. In tbe eighth Joan’s three-run homer to put the game on ice. AB R H AMERKS Cannon -» Campbell Jacjtson Day Brown Benjamin George Bolder Magazine ; Hancock— MONTEREY Helen Beverly Gloria Delores Jeanette Joan Dee Dee D. Joan Helen Davis Morris Jones Cooper Park Homes Have 10th Birthday The Cooper Park Tenants Conn-; cil, made us ot over 700 inter-> racial families living and work-, ing in harmony, will celebrate tbe J 10th anniversary of the Cooper j Park Houses, Brooklyn, Saturday J June 39. A program including presents-: tions by tbe Boy Scouts, Girl; Scoutt-Wynn Center PAL Band, singing and dancing by the chil­ dren, will ba hold from 1 to 3 p.m. Awards- will be made tor reading Improvement, sports and citizenship. ~~* That evening at tbe Commun­ ity Center, 76 Kingsland Ave., a dance wUl be held. Mr. Mildred Tudy is Tenants Council presi­ dent. eOAARAWWgr ABOUT Harlem-Hudson Little League Harlem-Hudson Little League's Ladies Auxiliary will stage a ben­ efit variety show Sunday after­ noon at PS 28, 158th St. and Ams­ terdam Ave. AU receipts will b» turned over to the Little League. ‘ ' William Strong, pitcher for Har­ lem - Hudson Little League's Braves won one and lost one this week. Wednesday, the right hand- Warriors catcher Edwin Alexan- tory over the Yanks but failed to stop the Tigers Saturday as Bruce Dance chalked up a 3-4 j win. In another Little League contest tbe Dodgers ran over the Gloats 144, with Carlo! Rodrlguez got ting the win and Joseph Barbery taking the defeat. Bellmore Park ~ Homes The newest design High Raneh, In the beautifu dential area ef North Bellmore, Nassau County. EVERYBODY'S CHOKE Woodhollow Homes Fully Detached Caps Cod Horns Brick & Shingle 1 Rtwlrnnmc on 1st FLOOR $18,900 up 8 to 9 Rms. 4 Bedrooms V 2’/s Baths OetsMe Eatrssce. 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