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2C Pbmjhkptl Joumot Sunday, Fabruory 26, 1984 Jay, Arlington finish 2, 3 at West Point meet WEST POINT The real battle In the Section One Clan A boy winter track championships Friday night was not for first place, but for second. While New Rochelle High School easily took the crown with 19 points. John Jay, Arlington and White Plains were left In a scuffle for runnerup. While the latter two duked It out in the running competition, John Jay sparkled In the field evenu to win the battle with 65 points. The Admirals finished third with 60, and White Plains had SI.

Roy C. Ketcham took sixth place with points, and, Roose SECTION ONE TRACK veil was Seventh with 17. The meet was at the U.S. Military Academy Field House. In addition to Mike Yellen's win In the Urometer run for John Jay, the Patriots wpn three of the five field evenu.

John Dorney did top Job for the Patriots, placing first in the long Jump, fourth In the triple Jump and fifth In the SMiigh hurdles. The high Jump was won by Jay's Fred Csassar, while Arlington's John Chrysler took second. John Jay's Mike Mason, a Junior, won the shot put with a toss of SI feet 10 lnches. "That kid Is super," said Jay coach Jim Williams. "He broke his own record for the third time this year." His previous school, record was 51 C.J.

Hunter of Roosevelt took second and Jay'a Dennis Gaddonniex was fourth In that event. In the pole vault, Steve Lambert took sec ond place for John Jay, ahead of Ketcham's Jim Timms. The only other team with four wins was New Rochelle. White Plains had two wins. Arlington collected a bundle of seconds In the running events.

Steve Toepher was runnerup in the 1200 run in a time of I minutes, 55.J seconds (Jay's Yellen timed Other second place finishes came from Steve Drohosky In the S5 hlgh hurdles (Just ahead of teammate Calvin Shelton), Stuart Weiss In the 1 ,000 ron. and Dennis Corm ler In the 1 MO run. Weiss, who clocked 2:42, was edged out by Camel's Brendan Callaghan, who came In at The Admirals' quartet of Weiss, Toepher, Brad Cleverley and Cormier also was run Berup to New Rochelle In the 3200 relay. Dan Randall gave Roosevelt a fourth place In the mile walk. The Presidents lWO reUy team of Carl Flrlings, Angus Kennedy, Ray Pullaro and Jay Bettencourt took third place.

Mamaroneck ran away with the A I tide with points. IU tone victor was Paul Schwarttberg, capturing the 1 M0 walk in 7:25.7. The Classes and girls championship will be Sunday at Manhattan with Arlington. Ketcham, John Jay and Roosevelt Included In the and Beacon, Lourdes In the B. Rhinebeck falls in OT, 62 60 By Jonathan Kramer Special la tk Jamal Rhinebeck coach Fred Francello looked down at the stat sheet after his team dropped a heartbreaking 62 66 overtime decision to Brlarcllff in Saturday's Section One Class basketball quarterfinal tournament game.

There were missed assignments. There were missed foul shots. There were comebacks. But most of all, there were missed opportunities. "We gave them the game." he said.

"We found out. though, that we are a quality team. We simply lost to another quality team." BOYS' CLASS BASKETBALL Brlarcllff Jumped out to an early 10 4 lead and all Indications were that the fourth seeded Bears would run Rhinebeck right off the court. However, in the last 1 1 4 of the first quarter, the fifth seeded Indians kept the visitors scoreless and Jumped out to a 11 10 lead. With Briarc'lffs 2 3 zone collapsing around center Eugene Nathan.

Rhinebeck looked to its guards for scoring. Brian Bittner responded with six of his team high 19 points in the second quarter to boost the Indians to a 26 24 halftlme lead. The game remained close throughout the second half as the lead changed on eight different occasions. Junior guard Larney Hunterwho ended up with 22 points, kept the Bears la the game with his twisting, off balance shots. "We wanted to deny (Darryl) Webb the ball Inside, and as a result Hunter hurt us badly," Francello said.

"He drove to the hoop with real authority." Webb, Briarclitr leading scorer, ended up with 14 points, five below bis average. Briarcliff seemed to have the game In hand at 48 42 with under three minutes remaining when Rob O'Han single handedly brought Rhinebeck back. He scored three unanswered' basket and added a steal to draw Rhinebeck even at 48 46. With 1:08 left In the game. Bittner hit both ends of a one and one to tie the game at 52 52.

but Hunter answered back with a driving layup to put the Bears up by two again. Carl Hulle. who saw an extended amount of playing time because of his rebounding ability, hit one of two free throws with :42 seconds left and when Briarc'lffs James Harris turned the ball over, the Indians had a chance to go ahead. O'Han drove the lane and scored, but the basket was nullified when he was called for an offensive foul. Having to stop the clock, Rhinebeck fouled Hunter Intentionally, who converted only one free throw to put Briarcliff up SJ SJ.

"We set up a play designed to go to Bittner because he's our shooter, but my heart nearly stopped when I saw him pull up from 22 feet out," Francello said. As the buzzer sounded, Bittners shot hit only net and the game went into overtime. The two teams traded baskets, but when O'Han fouled out with left In overtime, Rhinebeck no longer had anyone to run the offense and committed two turnovers In the last half jiiinute, both of which led to Briar cliff baskets. "It certainly hurt not having Rob (O'Han) In that last minute." Francello said, "but we could have ended the game la regulation so we can't look back now." "We have all the respect la the world for Rhinebeck," Briarctiff coach Gene Chadman taioVWith 40 seconds left In regulation, they were down by four and could have quit, but obviously they didn't Monaco leads as Kotcham icos Jay Joe Monaco tallied a hat trick as Roy Ketcham downed John Jay. 7 2.

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