SPORTS
Coasties Rout
Curley’s Clippers
The Coast Guard continued an
up-hill drive in their bid for the
local basketball title Tuesday
night by defeating Curley’s Clip
pers 50 to 45.
This defeat eliminates the Clip
pers from further play and leaves
only PNA between the Guards
men and the coveted title.
Jones paced the victorious
Coasties with 20 markers, and was
high for the game. Ferris totaled
17 for the Clippers.
Monday night will see some
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fast action at the high school gym,
as PNA will attempt to eliminate
the CG who have a previous de
feat in tournament play. How
ever, a victory by the CG will
force a second and deciding game
on Tuesday night.
Little League
In Jeopardy
An urgent appeal was made this
week by Carl H. Rodli, president
of the Little League for adults to
aid in the Little League program
this summer.
“The local Little League pro
gram keeps 90 youngsters occupi
ed during the summer months,”
Rodli stated. “Among the things
that these 90 youngsters learn is
sportsmanship, teamwork, co-or
dination and a sense of accom
plishment.”
“This program is in serious jeop
ardy,” Rodli continued, “due to
the lack of interest on the part
of the adults. If we are to have
a Little League this year, we will
need helpers from concession
stand helpers to umpires. If we
don’t get them we won’t have a
Little League.”
Anyone interested in helping
with this program are asked to
call 486-5375 for further informa
tion.
And at Perth Amboy, New Jer
sey, Mrs. Veronica Polak has a
one-dollar bill with pictures of
George Washington on front and
back. She got it as change from
a grocer four years ago. Mrs. Po
lak said the government has of
fered to exchange the double dol
lar for a sound one—but, she
claimed, a private collector had
offered her $1,500 for it.
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“Gotcha!”—Strandberg snatches a rebound so vigorously during
the closing minutes of the Tuesday night Coast Guard-Curley’s
Clippers match that the ball and his hands are reduced to a blur.
The Clippers’ Owens and Guardsmen’s Jones and Walker are mov
ing in behind Strandberg.
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