Sports
Dalers Drop Pair As
Shooting Falls Below Par
Farmingdale High lost their
league opener at Syosset 63- 48
on what Coach Robert Mulligan
called poor shooting.
The Dalers trailed by a 30- 27
margin at the half but managed
only six points in the third quarter
to fall behind 48- 33 at the
third quarter mark.
In non- league action on Tuesday
at Glen Cove the Dalers
dropped a close 54- 51 encounter
after a 9- 2 first quarter and
37- 35 third quarter lead.
Dave Mableton was high man
in both games with 19 points.
Farmingdale, now 2- 4 overall
and 0- 1 league will host Plain-edge
at home this Friday at 8: 00
p. m.
Glen Cove ( 54)
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Wichard
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Trotta
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Farm'dale( 51)
Woodford
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Brod'son
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Farmingdale
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2 17 35 54
9 17 37 51
Bisons Bump League
Champs In Cage Opener
The Berner Bisons got off to a
good start in their South Shore
Division One league opener
against last year's league champions,
Calhoun High School by
posting a close 51- 49 win. The
Bisons led most of the way in the
nip and tuck battle with Joe De-
Donato leading the way with 24
points. Sophomore James Luch-singer
scored ten points.
Coach Chris Sweeney was well
pleased with the team effort and
is getting the squad ready for
Mepham away this Friday, in a
game scheduled for 8: 00 p. m.
Nepo
DeDonato
Hughes
McCorm'k
Luchsing'r
Totals
Calhoun ( 49)
Chase
Thomas
Orne
Vonnes
Karl
Halperin
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Plainedge Loses To Syosset
Despite John Spier's 26 points,
Coach Jerry Fiorenza's Plain-edge
High cagers lost a 58- 50
league encounter to Syosset on
Tuesday.
The team is now 0- 2 in league
and 4- 3 in overall action and will
take on Farmingdale in an away
game this Friday in a traditional
rivalry.
Game time is 8: 00 p. m.
Syosset( 58)
Rudy
Kellert
McGurk
Cconey
Lichtenburg
Scherer
Bende
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Byrne 1 13
Gromatski 1 1 3
Mancus 2 0 4
Nelan 0 2 2
Spier 10 6 26
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Syosset 13 33 44 58
Plainedge 11 24 37 50
Berner Matmen
Win Opener
The Berner wrestling team
posted an opening league win over
Carey by a 41- 3 score.
Three Bison matmen who remained
undefeated in league and
non league action are Rickie
Ward, Mitch Lemelbaum and John
McGovern.
Chiefs Split League Pair
Hogs, Misfits Lead
Cage League
The Shevahs uppedtheir record
to 2- 1 by easily defeating the Hot
Shots in the Teenage Basketball
League at Massapequa High 37- 7.
Jay Russ scored ten points and
Rich Wolpo eight points for the
winners.
The Idjits squeezedby the Pods
25- 17 in a contest tied 14- 14
at the half, and 16- 16 after three
quarters. In the final period,
Bill Bura controlled the boards
to get the Pods fast break into
high gear. Bill was the high
scorer with ten points. Jim
Vcelka had eight points for the
losers.
Sammy's Men overwhelmed the
smaller Sure Shots. The Sure
Shots made a game effort in the
fourth quarter scoring 22 points
of their total 38 points. The final
score was 46- 38 Tom Banks,
was the game high scorer with
18 points. Ricky Cherwin led the
losers with 11 points.
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Hogs 3- 0
Misfits 3- 0
Sammy's Men 2- 0
Dunkers 2- 1
Shevahs 2- 1
Sure Shots 1- 2
5 " Tops" 1- 2
The Team 1- 2
Pods 1- 2
Idjits 1- 2
Hot Shots 0- 3
Winners 0- 3
Squadron Begins
Boating Classes
The Jones Beach Power
Squadron will begin a piloting and
small boat handling course on
Tuesday, January 16, at 8 p. m.
in Berner High School.
The 12 week basic seamanship
course is open to anyone interested
in boating, including
non- bo at owners.
For advanced registration or
information contact John Katz,
J r . at 798- 9289.
Chief Matmen Lose
The Massapequa High School
Chiefs wrestling team lost their
first league match against Ocean-side
31- 11. Winners in their
weight cl-' i", were Dwayne Gibson
98 lb., Rudy Fiorvanti 148 lb.,
and Steven Rothman in the 130
lb class;
The Chiefs next match will be
against Valley Stream Central
Hold Snowman
Building Contest
Snowman Building Contest will
be held at Wantagh County Park,
Wantagh, on Sunday, January 14.
The contest, beginning at 2 p. m.
is open to all Nassau residents
from school - age children through
adults. First, second and third
place awards will be presented
to the winners.
The Massapequa High School
Chiefs opened their South Shore
Section I league season at home
by defeating Baldwin High School
56- 49.
Coach Joe Mayer's Chiefs held
EJaldwin to 29 points during the
first three quarters. Baldwin then
engaged in a press and came within
five points.
The Pequans hit 44 percent
from the floor while Baldwin converted
28 percent of their field
attempts. Coach Mayer cited Barrett,
Bellew, Clancy, and Kelly
as the mainstays of a balanced
scoring attack.
On Tuesday, the Chiefs journeyed
to Oceanside and were
nipped by Oceanside by a 72- 67
score. The Pequans lead 18- 15
at the first quarter mark but
fell behind at the half 38- 30.
Bill Murphy was high with 28
points.
Coach Joe Mayer's lads who
are now 1- 1 in league and 3- 3
overall will play host to Lawrence
this Friday at 8: 30 p. m.
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CARMANS ROAD at SOUTHERN STATE PARKWAY
Oceanside ( 72)
G. Happ
Shapiro
Nyberg
Lenok
She r on
McNamee
B. Happ
Henke
Candelaria
Sorrentino
Massapequa ( 67)
Ambrosio
Barrett
Bellew
Clancy
Gruenthal
Kelly
Murphy
Sterling
Oceanside
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Giants Henry Carr To Appear
At Mustang Dinner
H I
» fte'w York Giants football defensive
back Henry Carr will be
the featured speaker at the Massapequa
Mustangs Annual Awards
dinner scheduled for Sunday,
January 28 at 1: 00 p. m. at the
Electricians Hall, Melville.
The four travelling championship
teams and three Town
League tit lists will be honored.
Pequa Sprint Medley Relay
Team Wins Gold Medal
The Massapequa High sprint
medley relay team of Steve Mc-
Loughlin, William Bura, Ken Golden
and Brian McElroy set a
meet record at 3: 44.2 attheSeton
Hall track meet held in Patchogue
and were awarded gold medals.
Silver medals were awarded
Mike Maguire, John Wulf, Bill
Zapf and Barry Goldwasser.
A bronze medal in the two
mile relay was earned by the
team of Brian Powers, Joe Danielle,
Tom Wright and Bruce
Cross.
Wayne Schaedler, Jim Krenn,
William Hensely and Bruce Sent-off
of the freshmen team were
gold medal winners in the Frosh
Distance Medley.
Larry Flynn ( 1) and Walter Fitzpatrick, coach of the St. Rose of
Lima Pee Wee football team, are pictured admiring the trophy
emblematic of the Long Island CYO championship. Individual a-wards
were given to team members at an awards dinner at Olsen's
Inn last Sunday.
Begin Winter - Spring
Semester Adult Education
to 3 p. m.
Registration will take place
during the first session of the
class. The evening classes" are'
from 8: 00 to 10 p. m. and most
courses are held on Monday and
Thursday at McKenna Junior High
School and Tuesday and Wednesday
at Berner High School.
The Adult Education Department
of the Massapequa Public
Schools will start the Winter -
Spring Semester the week of January
15. 79 courses and 112
classes will be offered.
Twelve of the classes will be
held during the day at both Massapequa
public libraries from 10
a. m. to 12 noon and from 1 p. m.
Diamond Returns As Hoopster
thirties.
Town Councilman Ralph Diamond
is returning to his alma
mater New York University to r e capture
part of his past as a high
scoring guard on the Violets
b a s k e t b a l l team in the mid-
Diamond will join other top
hoopsters of the past in the re-i
n s t i t u t e d Alumni Varsity
basketball game slated for the
University Heights gym, January
12 at 8 p. m.
Martin Gannon ( right) was installed as President
of the Civic Association of Massapequa Park
( CAMP) on Tuesday as he is handed the gavel by
out- going president Ronald Fett ( center). Mayor
Andrew Senese of Massapequa Park was the guest
speaker at Tuesday's meeting.
Brood/ own Manor Nursing Home
spltal Affiliated
We Invite Your
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