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7 4 4, .1 PAfcE FOUR A PQUCfctKEEPSlE SUDAYNW VoRKER 7 SUNDAY. MAY 31, 1933 AMY NOVXM KNOW AOTHW WILL PUT VMAWAY OUfCKtA THV a kirr (no COMfHATIOH OCVfiZJ. TV PWUU svtriaT eierui IRtfSmPM KaiMWlBiM V'x wsMsfeim 'm gasgm s8 ys I WITH THMft' IfflWT 7k IUrSZliIMHZVSHh CZW (TO SEWirWalSM A XL kPiZTkTSiSlSSj ozm'K i i iH'. UMfMA mr with vrVi'l" uKv'sswV: 'TfTrTr Jffl ROBIN WW Arlington Beats FalW Ball Club iKton High school's baseball team chalked up' an un it te. against DC5L Central section competition Fri ing Wappingers Central school by a .6 3 count at lamond, The Box Score mr defeated day, lerppl the all.

If was win No. 8 tor the Mtroom DCSL garnet, and the twelfth afalnst two defeat! on the overall record. Thll year's Central Section crown Is the second In a row for frits Jordan's uptown crew. V. Kail, rt Millar, Ik Garratt, Sb ft L.

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rf NlMr, Ik Panaralla. .1 Uaarwaur, If aauKCTON tii Al I HIV Tolala nftrfibarf. Mombvllo, rf Washington Crew on Rebound, Poses Threat to Navy in IRA Regatta SEATTLE AP The formerly fearsome University of Washington crew, lifting Itself by Its own oarlocks, has scrambled back from Its most mlseralle sesson to rank as the chief threat to Navy's doml nance of American rowing. The crew that pride built will get Its big chance at Navy's Olympic champs in the climax' regatta cf the college season at Syracuse, June 20. The oarsmen of Washington logged long part of the voyage back to prominence when, conceded no more than an OUtsId Chance, they scored a trlol Mkv 16 alalnst California Th llmea wrr rln.

th. records but It was the essy wsy they swung down Lake Washington to victory that impressed the row ing woria. THE AIIS TEAM csme alive In the fourth Inning Friday after Wapplngers hurler Roger Mley held them scoreless until Wilson Miller socked his first of three hits. went to second on Wendy CJar rell's Infield out, snd scored on double by cstcher Lou Wright. Wapplngers hsd scored a run In iiamaa, rf the first Inning whMI, liter DOC "JJ; J', Aiomneiio wamea ana sioie nerona, ijv.ik,, Eddie Caruso doubled to left field.

scoring Mombello. The Maroons to the lesd with two run fifth inning. Paul Karl started It off with a triple. Miller doubled him home, and Garrett followed with another double to score Miller. In the Arlington half of the sixth, pitcher Kevin Karl was ssfe on sn Infield error.

Bruce Wright snd Mtrsh Nlner singled to load the bases. John Clearwater rap ped a roller, and the Falls Infield, tried to nip Ksrl at the plate. The throw home wasn't In time, however, with Karl scoring snd Clearwater reaching first to keep the ssrks full. Psul Karl filed to center Held, scoring Bruce Wright Miller's single to right scored Nlner with the sixth Arlington run. 14 IS SI 4 I warriNnr.sa ab Washington's freshmen vwon 'by nesrly eight lengths, the varsity by seven and the Junior varsity by the biggest margin In the history, of the dual regatta lengths.

To the thousands watching almost in disbelief, this wss the Phoenix of Washington rowing rising from its own sshes. FOUR TIMES the Ull gal ley slaves from the broad waters of the Pacific Northwest have "swept the river" In the intercollegiate Rowing Association regattalong known as The Pough keepsle." Theirs was the only crew to win the varsity, "Junior varsity and freshman races the same year In this classic of American rowing MOVING I CALL 1081 I EIGHMIE'S until Nsvy turned the trick lsst year. The Washington vsrslty shell hss been first nine times, second eight times, third seven times In the I. It. A.

event since It first entered In 1013. But the glory slipped away In the last couple of yesrs. morsie sagged and Interest faded In the sport that hsd come to be known ss Washington's own. The crew lost to California In its only 1932 dual meet and finished a dlsmsl seventh In the IRA regatta. Coach Al Ulbrlckson, known fondly as "the dour Dsne," begsn really to look the part as he found his men out of condition, out of tempo snd often out of action because of slack grades or an Army call.

Nobody seemed to know whst had gone sour with rowing at the school which has furnished most Trf the major tinlrerslt ies with their present coaches. A 'couple of yesrs ago it built a new shell house on the shore of Lake Washington. The lounge Is swank as a country club parlor. It has Its own IX iiQf DAZILE LIQUID STARCH A HELPING HAND WHEN YOU IRON mv UiM no routs or fuss makes Ironing easier penetrates fabrics quickly concentrated lust add water no cooking, bluing or wax needed kitchen snd a long, comfortable sun deck overlooking the wsttr. NEW QUARTERS didn't help.

The fortunes of Washington rowing were on the skids. The slaves of the cedar galley passed through the shellhouse on the way to practice. In from the water after a long workout they scattered to boarding houses and fraternities, gobbling cold mesls of leftovers and forgetting, the oars until practice time came again. An oarsman must think, eat, drink and dream rowing the year around to be ready for hslf an hour of competition. (Washington normally has two races annually).

There Is no scholarship, no free books, bed or meals for the man who pulls the long ash blsde. This spring hslf a dozen men moved quietly Into the shellhouse. rer'ndsgggr The university housing omre donsted a few double decked bunks. The kitchen began to produce fresh, warm food for weary men in from the slides. AT LAST COUNT there were 36 varsity and frosh crewmen living st the shellhouse.

They have hired a cook, but they foot their own food bills and swap the chore of dishwashing. Saturdays all pitch In for a day of houscclean lng. This Is a revived, rather than new, idea In Washington rowing. Hiram Conlhear. who originated the stroke that made Washington the power of the crew world, had his squads living at the old shell house 40 years sgo.

Later the oarsmen had their house, on the campus. THE FAI.I.SMEN msde an at tempt to come back in the sixth, getting two runs. Dob Lavelle started things off with a double, Oeorge Maurer went to first after being hit by one of Karls pitches. Both runners advanced on a passed hall, and Riley scored them both with a single to left field. K.

Karl was struck by a thrown bsll while on base In the top of the seventh, snd when he walked Mom bello and Joe Garnot to start the Falls half of the seventh, Jordan lifted him in favor of Garrett. Gar rett came through In fine fashion. striking out the side to end the contest. BUI Bruton, speedy rookie outfielder for the Milwaukee Braves, led the Northern league in stolen bases with 66 In 1950. noldrta.

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KarL Loaalaf ptcclwr ruiajr. umpiraa DoaMllr, Bulljtmonl ocorvn iving. Columbia Crew To Begin Training At Syracuse Wednesday Columbia university's nusiry oarsmen will arrive In Syracuse next Wednesday, and thus the parade of crews for the 81st annual Intercollegiate re gatta to be staged on Onondaga lake, June 20. wiH begin. The Lions, coached by Walter are the first of the 10 visiting colleges to put In an appearance and start trslnJng here over the three mile racing strip.

Although travel plans for the other crews have not been completed yet, it Is expected that the majority of the oarsmen will be on hand at least one week In advance of Regatta day In order to get used to the course and local racing conditions. Syracuse university's crews, under the direction of Gus Erikscn, will be working out twice dally along with Columbia, with headquarters for the shells being the Jim Ten Eyck boathouse, named In honor of Syracuse's rowing coach from 1603 1938. Both Syracuse and Columbia, as well as the other oarsmen, will be housed and fed in the 4 building at the New York State fairgrounds. There is space there for 700, and there Is a modern cafeteria and kitchen, where training table meals will be served three times a day. Amateur Bouts Set for Kingston Jimmy Voss, 160 pound Utlca Golden Glove kingpin, returns to the Kingston municipal auditor ium to headline the next amateur boxing show sponsored by the Glasco Athletic club on Thursday, 4.

Voss, winner over Bill Skinner, Dally News Golden Gloves champion on the May 9 card, takes on Alvln Stevens of the Esst West squad in the 3 round headllner. Danny Cira, 142 pound Utlca star, takes on James Piper, one of the five New York winners In the East West series in the semi final of five rounds. The third five rounder pairs Rsy Holland, Adirondack AAU 140 pound champion, and Fred Thomas of the New York Golden Glove team. 7a A) KU1J and" vw SSHfaeafc IrUrN 3'S PET SUPPLIES most compiktb: stoTS in tiif. nrnsosi vaurr SIRING BROTHERS IT7 Mala SI.

rkaaa a.O SaaMBf tfMK i 'MaBt( v4laaMwfeaeSiiw MaMaaai aaaaaMrW 2 Goodness its best! and June is the mon th for delicious Strawberries Better plenty heavy order and cream! be sure you have of Fltchctt Bros, cream. Leave an for your Fltchctt n1 BY OLD TIMER During last week we visited several Catskill streams, also the Roe Jan In Columbia county and our own Wapplngers creek. For any who might be planning a troutlng expedition in the near future here are reports of conditions: The Schoharie In Greene county Is in excellent shape for fishing medium flow of clear water. East Branch of the Delaware appeared high and cloudy. The tunnel at Allaben was opened for the first time this year last Monday, making the Esopus high snd turbulent.

Hopes around Phoenicia were that the opening was only temporary, but this Is anybody's guess because as far as we WatfL Suppjy de 1 partment or new York uity never gives advance notice of the open Ing or closing of the tunnel. The Itoc Jan was cloudy and high, a condition which has char acterized this fine trout stream since opening day. Worms snd winnows have accounted for most of the trout netted here, Wapplngers creek at Pleasant Valley was clear with water levels a bit above normal for this time of the season. Our nomination for the best stream to fish during the coming week would be the Schoharie, either above or below Lexington. A SPECIAL LADIES' night meeting of the Dutchess County Federation of Fish and Game clubs will tske place at the Pleasant Valley Grange on June 11.

A turkey dinner will be served, pre ceedlng the meeting, st 7:30 p. m. Reservstlons msy be made with Lon DuBois or Bob Scott. It is also planned to have movies and Ira spesker. PAL Club Rallies To Beat Rival, 11 2 Scoring seven times in the fifth Inning, the PAL Queen City Little leaguers defeated the Victory Lodge I AM team, 11 2, at Spratt park Friday night.

Leading 4 2 entering the fatal fifth, the PAL team insured the win for Billy Jaines, who worked a two hitter. Mickey Savlno cot three hlta Dave Bonnet and Gary Barth two eacn to lead the winners. The box score: fal III) i. a. m.

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rf lb OlDavldaon. If IHoliapplo. O'Mrlod. lb IPIncknay, 3b 1 Shmalti, pl( 01 11 AHS Oarsmen Lose Three Races Arlington Hiffr, aekool crews lost three races to Gunnery school oarsmen at Washington Depot, Conn. The Maroon sweepswingers dropped the varsity engagement Dy two lengimy the jayvee race and the lightweight test by of length.

Races were of Ji or a mile en a lake near the prirata acnooi, The varsity boatload was timed In 4 minutes, 32 seconds while the Jayvee time was 4 minutes. 38 seconds. The lightweights were clocked In 4 minutes, SB seconds. Coach Ken Knops of Arlington Mid that the Gunnery oarsmen will row here next season. The boatings: Arlington varsity Stroke Jack Scrlber.

No. 3 Brad Lynch. No. 2 Sandy Rodgers, bow Dennis Murphy, coxswain Richard Barnes. Arlington Junior vsrslty Stroke Bob Estes, No.

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M. Schaefer Brewing Brooklyn 11, N. Y. At least three weeks' advance notice Is necessary on each booking. TIE 34 PUBLIC campsites operated by the Conservation de partment were' Officially" "opened May 27 with the season to run through the summer and fall.

Department employes hsve been busy all spring cleaning 'up and making repairs in preparation for another record breaking campsite season. Last year well over a mil lion outdoors enthusiasts explored the. trails, canoed on the lakes, fished and swam In the clear waters and slept under canvas at one or another campsite area in the Adirondack and Catskill Forest preserve. in reporting me opening or ine 1933 campsite season. Conserva tion Commissioner Duryea stated that the same low service charge adopted last year for use of public campsites would be continued during 1933.

The rate for Individual camping site is SO cents per night or three dollars per week. Beginning this season a parking fee of SO rents per car and two dollars for buses and trucks will be charged at Lake George Battlefield park and at Cumberland Bay campsite near Plattsburg. Swimmers at Lake George Beach who arrive and depart in bathing suits will pay an admission fee of 10 cents, but bathhouse locker users will not be charged the beach fee. These charges. It was explained, will spread the service and maintenance costs among all user intituling day to day pic nickers and bathers who heretofore have contributed nothing to Four Interstate Contests Scheduled.

Four Interstate Baseball league games are scheduled today. Contests are Arlington at Amenia, Lakeville at Wlnsted, Sharon at Canaan and MlUbrook at Miller ton. The tilts begin at 2:30 o'clock. The MlUbrook nine, defending champions, will send Dutch Wisse man to the mound against Miller ton, which has a 1 1 mark, having beaten Wlnsted while losing to Arlington. MlUbrook has two wins, hsvlng topped Lakeville and Amenia.

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