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'P SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1967 poUgHkeepsie journal HRIHRHWP jHfMPHHBh'' HRi EST adHHiHfl aEPSHH 1 bwBBBBBBBBBk BjafKfcflHBBjiBBB $. aBBBBBBPL. oIbBBBBBBBBBBBBBBjBBBBBBBBBH B.HsKHHdHiH Pon1ikeeiMle Journal Photo OFFICERS OP TOE FISH AND WILDLIFE Management Board "KURTZ, HAROLD DECKER, ROGER COLE, WARREN H. of Region 8 6f the Conservation Department are.

from left, ART McKEON, CECIL STEWART and RAY HAYES. Sports Schedule TODAY Basketball Harlem, Valley League Playoffs Millbrook at Dover (3 p.m.) Pine Plains at Sheffield (8 p.m.) Sonny's Tourney (At Arlington Jr. High) Consolation (7 p.m.) Finals (8 p.m.), TOMORROW Basketball IV Industrial League Playoffs TAt YMCA) YMCA vs. HRSH (7:15 p.m.) F. IBM vs.

De Laval (8:30 p.m.) Collegiate Marist at Newark Rutgcrs TUESDAY Basketball Scholastic Pouehkeccsle at Newbureh Beacon at Saugerties collegiate Albany State at New Paltz (8:45 p.m.) Freedom Plains Presb. vs, tij tarV Moth (R an nnvi Trinity Meth. No. 2 vs. Comm.

Metli. L' Trinity Meth. No. 1 vs. Pleasant valley prestj.

Norton Best Among Shooters Lcs Norton took the weekly high in the Jack Frost Pistol League with a score of 248 and a 41 handicap ior aia. The results: CAIIBEB MASTER Slaw Tlmr4 Baald Ta. Arico D. Caaaavant J. KiKh J.

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Murray 7 B. Crank 91 P. Ronch MARKSMAN T. Whltworth 95 I e. vannowrana Norton 3 A.

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was reelected chairman of Uis Fish and Wildlife Management Board for Region 8 of the Conservation Department at a meeting at the conservation offices in Dutchess Turn pike yesterday. Region 8 includes Dutchess, Putnam. Westchester, Ulster, Orange, Sullivan 'and Rockland Counties. Other 'officers relected were Warren H. McKeon, Millbrook, secretary; Roger Cole, White Plains, state board representative and Harold Decker, Greenville, landowner representative.

Elected to posts were Cecil Stewart, Lew Beach (Sullivan County), vice chairman; Jacques Nitsche, alternate to state board; and Art Kurtz, New Paltz alternate landowner representative. The board passed a resolution opposing restrictive firearms leg islation, recommended the state acquire the Basherkill area of about 7,000 acres, in Sullivan County and heard a report from William Hollister, conservation biologist, on the F. W. May co operative landowner program. Hollister said coorjerativa hunt Ing areas in the region were used by a record number of hunters last year about 23,000.

Chairman Hayes named a com mittee to study posting lands throughout the region. The board made known it will have a booth at the Dutchess County Sportsman's Show at Arlington High School March 4 and 5 and a conservation day for Region 8 senior high school students in the spring. Top flight Field Set For YMCA Cage Tourney! The YMCA's 24th annual Hudson Valley basketball tournament will be one of the best in its long history, Donald J. McKiernan, director, said last night Twelve teams have entered. The Pine Plains Bombardiers, Women's Bowling Deadline Nears I Entries for the annual City Tournament or thd.

Foughkeepsie Bowling Assoclatiohwill closo Tuesday, The tourney will be April 15, 16, 22 and 23 at Mardi Bob Lanes. Entries should be sent to'Mrs. Irma Slezak, tourney chairman, tat Caldwell Road, Town of Poughkeepsie. defending champions, will have another star studded team. NSO runner up last year, is even stronger this year and may go all the way.

The Stewart Air Force Falcons, third place finishers last ycar, were the runner up in the recent First Air Force Tournament. They lost to Selfidge Air Force Base by a point. The Rockland All stars' fourth place winners last year, have one of their strongest teams in years. Playing as Davies Cbrnbuskers, they won the tournament several years ago. The Felicello Pipers, Marlboro, have a well rounded team with speed and height.

Sonny's Spotlight, a new entry, features several top stars may be the surprise ot the tournament. Two top teams in Kingston have entered: the Hub Delica tessen, formerly Ray's Tackle Shop, and Whitman Electric. Red White's Auto Body has en tered an team of up state college stars, collegiate players from the Metropolitan area and some Harlem Valley standouts.1 Wiley's Texaco has a strong squad featuring IBM Industrial League stars and collegiate standouts. Perkin Elmer. from Danbury, features a well rounded attack and hopes to add additional stars to its roster.

Mastromarino Lumber, from Haverstraw. will have a strong team with former MVP's in the tourney piaying. several coiiegi ate stars will help this, talented team be a threat for top honors. Rosters will be made known later. The tourney will open Monday, March 20.

at the YMCA with a doubleheader. Wednesday, March 22, the opening round will con tinue with a double header at the YMCA. Quarter final games will be at Dutchess Community Col lfTAa npw pvm nn ltmAav March 27, and Wednesday, March 29. The Semi final games and finals will be at the IBM 'Country Club on Monday, April 3, and Wednesday, April 5. Highlands Club Slates Dog Show The Hudson Highlands Dog Training Club, Inc.

will stage an all breed and obedience match show next Sunday at the Iron workers' Union Hall. 1 Lafayette wewDurgn. Entries will be taken from noon. Judging will begin at 1 p.m. Entry fee be $1 per dog and an addi tional so cents for the same dog in anotner class.

Obedience judges will be Mrs. William Schuler, Hopewell Junc tion, ipra novice oracel; Edward A. Jones, Albany, (novice A and graduate novice); and Mrs, Raymond right, Newburgh (open utility versatiljty). Mrs. Jo seph R.

Keesler, NevAurgh, is obedience chairman. Breed judges will be Bertram Tortney, Katonah, (working toys groups specials best adult woraen's handling); Kenneth McDermott, Newburgh, (terriers non sporting sporting eroups cnildren's hand ling junior handling best puppy); and Mrs. George Duffy, Hyde Park, (hounds and 'group). Mrs. James De Crosta, Windsor High way, is Dreea cnairman.

Skeef, Trap Club Forming A meeting to organize a skeet and trap shooting club will be staged Monday. March 6, at 7:30 p.m. at the Winchester Public show grounds. North Ohioville Road, New Paltz. Team representatives or inter ested skeet and trap shooters have been invited to attend.

Fur ther information can be obtained from Jim Johnson, Highland. i BWBBBBBbH BnBBBBBBBBBBBBnlnBBBBSHBlnlBVlnPISPPlO tnBBBBBBBBinBBBBBBBBHMlialP in yca Zrfa. 'ak 411 fcfvff lf 'Bw'wi rr inB il. Mm. HbaIM wL gfc i tiifl BHHlMBk Blfe jdpjjjaiV aiH alalalalalala ATrSaBaf lalalalalalalalalalal 1 alalalalalalalaA.alalalalalHfAaB LalalaH BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbF V'aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV aR aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMsaH LbBBBBBBBbI bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbLbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjW ijjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjK DUTCHESS COUNTY'S representatives on the Fish and Wildlife Management Board of the Conservation Department's Region 8 are, from left.

HARRY FERRIS, Staaisburg: ROBERT UNDER1ULL, Town of Poughkeepsie; and CHARLES TALLEUR. Ointon Corners. Ferris, journal photo Is the sportsmen's representative, Underhill the landowners' representative and Talleur, Town of Clinton supervisor, is the Board of Supervisors' representative. Talleur is alio cfcairrnaa of the Board ot Supervisors' fish and wildlife committee. Ulster Closes Regular Season With 16 8 Mark Ulster Community College's basketball team has closed its fourth season with a record of 16 wins and 8, losses its finest record to date.

The Senators, currently ranked 10th in Region 15, are hoping for abld to the regional tournament in Baltimore, according to Coach Mike Perry. UCCC finished the season strongly, with 7 wins out of its last 9 games. The Senators finished third in the Mid Hudson Conference with a 6 4 record. A highlight of the season was the number of new records established by the basketball team. One of the records was scoring 100 points or more on nine different occasions.

The top production was 155 points against Rock land Community College last Tuesday. Brad Meyer, the team's captain, broke the college scoring record held by Paul Buytkins when he scored 39 points against Rockland in January. In last Tuesday's game against Rockland, Brad grabbed 32 rebounds to set a reboundirur record. The previous record was set Just the week before by Bill Boines, who grabbed 29 rebounds In a game with Sullivan Community College. In the victory over Rockland, the Senators set seven records.

They included most points in one game (155), most field goals in one game (60), most foul points In one game (35), most total points by two teams (270), most rebounds by the whole team (110), most points in a half (80) and most personal fouls (29). Coach Perry said the only play er he will lose from this year's team is Meyer, a 6 4 German town star, who was the team scoring and rebounding leader. All the remaining players are freshmen and expected back next year. Entries Down For DPCBA's Tournament The 25th annual championship tournament of the Dutchess Putnam Counties Bowling Association will get underway next Saturday at the Hoe Bowl Country Lanes but with fewer entries than last year, according to Clete Hart, secretary. The tourney will continue weekends through Sunday, March 19.

This year's entries are 218 teams. 237 doubles, 414 singles and 376 all events. Last year, there were 226 teams, 238 doubles, 445 singles and 410 all events. The record entries are 310 teams in 1962, 328 doubles in 1961, 596 singles in 1961 and 550 all 'events in 1961. HiillllHdli.

By HERB REDL GEORGE WASHINGTON Again this month we celebrate the birthday of a truly great American George Washington, 'twas under him this Country won the independence we till prize: He led the world to recognize fJjjjjjjjjjjjjjBi1 poaaat power, back in our first thining hour. You won't recognize your car after we've taken thj dentt ond scratches out. You lessen fh volue of your auto when you neglect thtse things. Drive in today vfor on tstimate. Herb Redl's Auto Hody, to North Road, Poughkeepsie.

Phone GL 4 8760. Slow Pitch League Expands to 24 Teams The PouthkeoDsle Slow Pitch Softball Lcaeuo has' become the largest Softball league in the area with 24 teams divided Into three divisions of eight teams each accorriins to President mil Ta ciotu Tascloltl said that In order to divide the workload. Bill Doxsey has 'been elected loead the third division with Joe Gutman as his vice president. Representatives of teams at a recent meeting were Colonial Service Station, Benny DiGrcg orio, manager; Millbrook All stars, Dave Gucrtln, manager; Arlington Sporting Goods, Walter Timm, manager; Hyde Park Dairy Queen, Richard Sccor, representative; Smith Brothers, Kevin Parks, manager; Jim's Barber Shop, Robert Rose, manager; Rodney Royal's All stars, Royal, manager; Active Market, Dan Gasparro, representative and Russell Halght, manager; Polish Club, Ed Tyburski, manager; Mid Hudson Container George Sheffield, manager; Poughkeepsie Jaycccs, David Anderson, representative; Tony's Mobil Station, Dave Polish, manager; Main Grill, Harold StoutT manager: A. H.

K. and Paul Ferris, manager; and Frivolous Sal, Lloyd Canning, manager. Other teams are Hudson Valley Heating, Sam Russo, manager; Sonny's Spotlight, Sonny Palmcrl, manager; Sorrento's Restaurant, Gutman, manager; and Bus and Rose's, Howie North, manager. The Fallkill Tavern and Charter Oak teams were dropped from the league for failure to appear at two meetings, Tasciottl added. Hyde Park Dairy Queen and MansolUlo's Insurance were ac cepted in their place from the waiting list on the basis of senior ity.

The league then Voted to accept Royal' All stars, Jim's Barber Shop, Queen Car Wash, McAuley's, Frivolous. Sal, Nite Cap Restaurant 'and Empire Lounge to make the third divi sion. A rule was passed which allows each team to use three players from any organized league other than the Downtown League, Pleasant Valley League and Industrial League. It was also decided to retain all players who 'were league members last year. New rules will bo enacted at the hext meeting on March 7 at re Polish curb at 7:30 p.m.

Tasciottl added that teams must have their franchise fee' submitted by March 21 or will be dropped. Managers. and umpires interested in obtaining the soft ball rule guide book inako their Intentions known at the March 7 meeting. Trinity Pawling Scores, 70 34 Steve Salata, Harry Tiffany and Skip Butts combined for 47 points yesterday as Trinity Pawling School routed Berkshire School, 70 34,, in a Tri Stale League basketball game. The league leading Trinity team raised its record to 9 1 and its overall mark to 11 4.

Berkshire is 2 9 in league play. Salata scored 18 points, Tiffany 16 and Butts 13 for the winners, who never trailed. The box: TRINITT.rAWtrjWl ln ro nimi Bulla Sowfca Rlrhelnerffer TlfTany Fialat Oanzenmiiller Katnn Wln Beriiy Ilouk Mellord 21 14 70 I BERKSHIRE 14 FQ FT Total Clark 0 1 1 Burrowa 10 2 Wood 3 2 6 reel 10 2 Wllllama 3 0 4 FUlier 0 2 2 Carey 3 0 Peet 1 3 Hope 10 3 Brooka 0 3 2 12 10 34 In favor of firnre at lot oaarter. 32 7. TruHtr.

Brora at Kail, 41 10, In favor of Trinity. Rcnra at 3rd period. 92 21, In favor of Trinity. Be Sure to be here when the Dutchess County Federation of Fish and dame Clubs PRESENTS THE 2nd Annual Dutchess County SPORTSMEN'S SHOW ARLINGTON SR. HIGH SCHOOL From Jet 44 55, 5.8 miles on Rt.

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