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Evening star., 1946-09-12

ing tied UP en- route, and the boys
mostly still are practicing in shorts
and T shirts. They can't uniform
even enough players for scrim-
mage. Among the boys Coach AL
Grossman would like to see in a
scrimmage are Eddie Stearn and
Dixie Parker, halfbacks, and George
Pannell, quarterback, who is tossing
a lot of accurate passes.
Grossman, incidentally, wants to
book games for his "B" team, which
is a high school group, and the &c"
team of 9th and 10th graders Of
135-145 pounds. Contact him at
Shepherd $500.
Roosevelt Highs team is being
driven at high speed by Coach Phil
Fox in twice-a-day skirmishes to get
into playing shape for the opening
game September n. Either they're
going to be in shape or I'll lose my
voice." comments Phil.
Boys Lack Experience.
Six of the boys now running with
his first team have no high school
football experience even as reserves,
and his center, Emory Ellis, was q
sub tackle last season. One of the
new players making a good showing
Is Dick Vogel, a 6-foot, 175-pounder
at end. Bob Cohen has shaken
loose for several lengthy runs in
intrasquad scrimmages, but Phil
would like to see him polish up his
passing before counting on him too
heavily this fall.
There are two changes in the
coaching staff at Tech from the list
originally announced last month,
with Frank Marino returning and
Don Burns being added in place of
John Clary and Woody George, both
Of whom still are in the service.
What sports they will coach or assist
with has not been decided. Burns
won letters at Indiana u. in cross
country and baseball.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
BorneyR Ross, GuodoIconoI Hero
To Take Cure for Druo Habit

service), but, not being a doctor, I
soon began to feel that I was getting
into deep waer. For that reason I
want to be cured"
Ross won the worlds lightweight
championship In 1888 and the welter-
weight crown in 1894. He won
numerous military honors for his
service on Guadalcanal, where one
Of his acts was to stand over the
helpless forms Of three wounded
comrades and shoot down 20 Japs
while rife slugs tore into his arms
and legs.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
SoftboII Comes Tonight
To Aid Downs Family

A softball double e-header will be
staged tonight at Washington
Stadium for the benefit of the
family of the late Donald w. Downs
Washington policeman killed while
directing trafiic.
Metropolitan Police All Stars
meet the District Umpires team In
the opener at 8:15 and the strong
DR.. Pepper club from Frederick will
tangle with Garvin's Grill in the
nightcap.
Evening star., 1946-09-12

march to the title, showed Pat Mar
tino just about all the shots in
the book in the final. He jumped
a stymie, came out Of trouble to
gain halves and wins and wrapped
home three birdie puts.
Pat Martino reached the title
round with 4-and-3 victory over
Leonard Liebman. Fred Seaton won
the first flight over Deane Cofiman,
l up. The tournament was divided
into championship and first flights.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
CoIored Mines Clash
In Twin Bill Tonight

Four Of the country's outstand-
ing colored baseball teams will ap-
pear tonight in a double-header at
Griffith Stadium, where the Kan
sas City Monarchs, champions Of
the Negro American League, will
meet the Philadelphia Stars at $50
and Washington's Homestead Grays
clash with the Indianapolis Clowns
in the second game.
The Clowns, with Reece (Goose)
Tatum, first baseman with an 81
inch reach, as their star, will be
making their first appearance in
Washington. The Midwest aggre-
CATION combines fun-making with
its run-making, with emphasis on
the latter.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Fights Lost Night
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

by The Assoeiofed Press
OAKLAND. Calf - Star Misamis,
134h, Manila: outpointed Jackie Will
son. 134h. Pittsburgh (10).
BUFFALO-PhilM Muscato. 1874, Buff
falo. outpointed Henry Jones, 162, De-
troit 10).
PROVIDENCE. r. I-JAckie Weber,
I31, Pawtucket. outpointed Oliver
Desmaris, 150. Manchester. N. H. G0).
BANGOR, Me. Clint Perry, 100,
outpointed Frankie Anderson, 161,
Belfast (S).
BIN0HAMTON. N. Y.-Charlie Hayes
Cleve Bailey bout postponed to tonight
SThursdayl. threatening Weather
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Three Long Island
Shippers Among
Snipe Entrants

Three Long Island Sound shippers
have entered boats in the snipe
class, one of IL classes competing In
sailing events Of the Presidents
Cup Regatta which gets underway
Saturday of Hains Point.
Sailing Chairman Carlton Skim
ner, putting the finishing touches
on arrangements at a committee
meeting last night at Capital Yacht
Club, now is predicting a field of at
least 125 boats from eight Eastern
States to compete for The Evening
Star trophies.
The original race program called
for 10 classes. but two new groups
have been Observation-Disclosures
class B sailing canoes and the
Indian Landing twenties.
The Long Island snipe trio is
from the Sayville Yacht Club. They
are Jack w. Shuh with Salty, John
N. Heinrich sailing Perky and Fred
Horn skippering Skylark. In addi-
ton, the committee has received
snipe entries from Lake Mohawk,
N. j.; Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Glen Burnie, Md.
With good turnout anticipated
from local snipe sailors, this class
promises to be one of the largest
in the regatta. Comets were expect
ed to produce the largest single
feet, however.
Former u. S. Champ in Line.
Other out-of-town entries in the
comet class include Comdr. Ward
Bright, sailing Winsome from Wild
wood Crest, N. j.; r. Hammond
Gibson's Star Baby II, Easton, Nd; !;
15-year-old Gilbert Grosvenor in
Scrapper from Gibson Island, Md,
and Commodore John Eiman's LODI
ka from Arlington, Pa.
Skinner has been promised an
entry from Ben Colonna, jr., former
national champion of the Hampton
one-design class. Vincent Serio, de-
signer of the 18-footer from Hilton
Village, Va. also Is signed up.
Entries received for sailing canoes
include Robert Broads Royal Barge,
Charles F. MacMullan's Black
Streak, Richard Handlers Kilroy,
Joseph J. OMeara's Banshee and
r. j. Duffy's Vickinette, all from
the Washington area.
In the lightning class, officials are
looking for at least two Pennsyl-
vania boats. Already entered are
J. Carl Beahler's Bitten from Allen
town and David L. Berry's Intrigue
Of Bethlehem. Berry, one of the
youngest shippers in the regatta,
placed high in last week ends light
ming international championships at
Skaneateles, N. Y. He Is IA years
old.
Races Start at 10 and ..
Races start at 10 am. Saturday
and again at pm. Third and final
race begins Sunday at 10 am. The
Star trophies will be awarded win
ners at Capital Yacht Club, 3 pm.
Sunday.
Meanwhile, the power phase of
the regatta, to be climaxed by run
ming OF three heats for the Presi-
dents Cup September 81 and "a,
was shaping up in good style. Race
Chairman Eric Greenleaf reported
at yesterdays final luncheon meet
ing of the regatta association that
three Gold Cup boats have been
entered so far
They are Guy Lombardo's Tempo
vi, winner Of the Gold Cup in
Detroit over Labor Day; Harold
Wilson's Miss Canada, 1899 winner
here. and Bill Cantrells Why Worry.
Thus far, go entries have been
received for other inboard and out
board events over the three days.
Outboards open the power week end
September 20.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
!Chomberluin's Coach MOANING
F or More Men for His Team
By George Huber

Frank Cairo, coach Of the Cham
berlain Vocational High School foot
ball team, which makes its debut
this season, needs players and wants
the word spread around to get more
boys to come out and try for the
club.
Tell them they can get full
scholarship here-books, tuition, ev-
erything-and a chance to play lot
Of football" he says. ANY boy who
wants to learn a good trade, well,
we's got the best vocational school
In this section. Good courses in
radio service and repair, communi-
cations, air-conditioning and re-
frigeration, advertising art, barber
ing, multilithing, baking, drafting,
commercial photography-anything
they want, we have it."
Cairo is enthusiastic about the few
players he has. The best turnout
SO far for practices at Buchanan
School field is II and he tags at least
seven of them as capable of making
any high school team around town.
He is looking particularly for ends
and guards and reserves in all po-
Sitions.
Several Standouts.
Among the standouts SO far are
Gus Camporanis, a 190-pound
tackle who is as tough as they come;
Curley Nucci, quarterback who
naSSes kicks and rms u,elI and
Curley Swartz, a fairly hefty full
back with lots of talent.
Some of the schools around here
are having uniform trouble. Ana
costa, for example, has new OUT
fits, but most of the grid candidates
are too small for them. "They just
rattle around inside them" says
Coach zuzu Stewart, "and with the
supply situation what 1t is, don't
suppose can get any exchanges"
Bulls has practically no uniforms;
the ones ordered some time a0o be.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Sports Mirror
BY the Assoeiofsd Pssss

Today year ago-Sam Snead's
276 defeated jug McSpaden by
four shots in Dallas Open golf.
Three years ago-Fffty-six
thousand witnessed Chicago
Bears 21-14 victory over Wash
ington Redskins In National
Football League exhibition at
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
HELP noMssIlc Cont. !

MOTHERS HELPER, young .siri, live in,
general h2usework' small family good
NICE HOME and salary for refined middle
aged woman to care for small home and
live in. cail wi 1886 around pm @is
NURSE or mothers helper for well-trained
youns '0nn children; children; $40 weekly permanent
phone Come for interview between Z and
pm, 306 36th st. NV. lis
NJ vs sht In and no . sooSns
per week. EN- 1868. --15
NURSEMAID. light hausework. cock one
Rssty yot 70 star Ho SSaPs ses Sda' week
NTRsEMAfD. white. sleep in, lsht house
Ps GGk a Fst; nsnofs WTts MRS EDTARp MAE Ms
NURsEMAIp. over as. live in, upstairs
SETTLED Dc coIoRED aIs WOMAN wanted for
shW'i SO sOod ,tn salary ref; REQ, Apply sym
SETTLED LADY to make home in colored
family iHn.ly an and , care for shildrep; FIR. ol7s
or oqms tslephone ho wfSSs p1 ss44 PDiS l% ST g."
WOMAN % take care of baby days per
WOMAN, settled. whhite,' must be refined
snd nd sspsSie Of ns ssudinS girls assd 10
Monday through friday BOX 1896, star.
WOMAN, white or colored, to help with
apartment in Arlington. Cali CHI. $500.
WOMAN: Congress Hsts.- area: care for
1I1T children and sRsi sHsi apt 6-day week good
WOMAN, care : children, Mon. through
card; must be reliable Telephone only
between, a:3o and II Sunday, UN.. 1916.
live with family OF . adults and l child;
care Of child REQUIRED; no housework:
nominal salary, Phone IL 1882, lis
sslsscent ssts en- s,ri rms 5-ssy week to no
WOMAN, settled. colored, fond OF children,
for g h,w,, in Va; fun time; live out; ref.
and health card req; SIS per wk. CHI.
WOMAN, white middle ased. to care for
WANTED-General houseworker. must fur
sss MRS BEcRER dfsi i4s sd Ssfk St t"ssss. s.
Call before g:30 or after 4:30. is
$40 M0NTH-White cook-housekeeper, :
adults adults ! child live in, local references,
Phone mornings, WardmanPark Hotel.
WANTED, coLoRED MAID, for genera,
housework in Institution. S-hour day:
references required; no telephone. Inquire
at 24OO 18th st. NV. Monday, Tuesday.
wednesday. 10 to l. am. and to 5 pm.
RELIABLE WOMAN to do g.h.w. for teach
ing mother; small apt; child aged 4 ref
erences. Dupont $3.50. l6'
FOND OF CHILDREN. steady. dependable
and willing worker; 5-day week. WO.
OPPORTUNITY to live in for ss5 per wk.
ing; l adult: of NIGHTS and Sun. Box
l15-G. Star
Evening star., 1946-09-15
HELP WoMEN.
SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES,, exl

SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES,, expert
enced; young women who have had eS-
phons 'e company; m my There's ssere are % openings n FOR for
sxperlenssd Service REPRESENTATIVES in the
ior past experience, Apply at our employ
sEEisHmSs 6s8Ss &: e lss Fl
boxed assortments. DUNBAR'S. New Bruins
cHkIsTMAs cifki Il i PRIZE" ASSORTMENT. sells
fast; 81 cards for 81: you make up to soc
per box; smart new designs sell themselves
and and % fer s othsr prot makeas fsaS yeap
round wraps. correspondence notes. reli-
Ei9us eve5yday samples on
MAKE Mon M6NEY@seIl S HSts Christmas nss' cards so
cards for 81 with name; stationery; free
on approval. PHILLIPS CARD. $50 Hunt,
seco9iNfs seSsS1i Mass PAYABLE or open-to-suy
CLERK; 5000 salary and excellent oppor.
tunity for advancement; pleasant working
eFhI ass3S6' 9oGS Ss N
GosEkNMEST GOV + III M WORKER, .al.slady Ui9 for
Apply Il fss, sSi vi M t5s;:
EooSomfc see Sen Il RESEARCH ASSN. needs ss IL
bAdty dsolStdHI, COlOIcu kIAQudIt. Dt-
tween ages 81 and 40. exper. in indexins,
Ming. and tipping, and having ability to
assist in research. Telephone for inter-
view appointment. Ex. s205., is
ARE YOU the Junior executive type?-
we have several openings for salesstris in
ladies apparel for persons with right ex-
perience and ability. This is a splendid
Opportunity to join fast growing, retail
organization. Evening work essential Sal
ary open. Opportunity for advancement
in management and merchandising. Phone
IR; 6941 for appointment,
easy orders from friends, fellow workers.
church organizations for fsst-selling
Christmas. all occasion. gift wrapping.
birthday, get we'll correspondence notes
assortmentsi sell for 81 each; cost you SOC
up; extra bonus; experience unnecessary:
request foremost 81 Christmas box on ap-
prro2yyssl1; special offers; BLUEBIRD
BIG CHRISTMAS CARD LINE, sells more.
pays you more, for greater profits get this
really complete line-gorgeous 2l-card
feature' Christmas assortment; other 81
last sellers; pay YOU up to SOC box; name
imprinted Christmas cards, 25 for 81 up:
also personal stationery; experience unne-
cessary; samples on approval ARTISTIC
CARD CO. 4l5 Way. Elmira. N Y
Evening star., 1946-09-15

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edge OF branch ofnce procedure, to take
charge OF reports. orders and small pay
roll and handle c9rrespondence;, excellent
details. Phone Ma. 1851 for appointment
s. sEeREfSR1i sf1 fsRi isriENocRApHER for tTsa.
sso,ciatiqn; knowledge Of general once
Sch sEckEM IA tx Ms swIPdhsSsaD 1qdNsSs oa.,.sor
11ld 5ull tins Apply in person to the manager
MisfSRs1n sEs su
mailing. Cut stencils. Write % news COPY. y.
Copy papers. write letters. Learn real es-
sea s'e fsi s flesp S
SSo; time fyom STEADY work, evenings wk part:
Miller ADf Business ii asSs adsisor St and AND
SHOE SALEswOMEN. experienced; 5-day
geekk. Apply gs employment once, 4th fnlooor.
Sps sSpH fSSsfxls fSSs GH GIRL eoorsd for aS eve.
good pay: meals and good TIPS. wARDMAN
M PARK DRUG STORE, Conn. ave. and
sTaHEMEST STATEN ESaa' 'rYr1srs, permanent 5!dsy,
Ing Conditions, vacation With pay. Apply
SnpiOymcnk omCes FEOfLES DdUt
sT4FisflcAL srFhSi cLERkMs1so Il kees1so mo. to start;
Sppy Saay aY iehE MoN Ssih 20 pGRE ssFs skV
ICE: 400 Tower Bldg. 14th and K sts. NV.
sTENOGRSxPHER, knowledge of general
once work; 6-day week; old-established
mortgage loan firm; conv. loc. MA. 6894
STENOGRAPHER, patent law once; must
e ed1mpetsnt prsfeIabiy. With Legal sxp
STENOGRAPHER, accurate with figures
must have nice APPEARANCE and excep.
tionally 1ne personality Perm. position
with wholesale liquor dealer. 5-day wk
ne. section; vacation with pay and other
Dement'S For appointment, phone MI
STENoGRAPHRR-Young woman for per.
manent position In business once Of large
notion picture organization; 5.day week
See MR, SHAFTEL, rae Earle Bldg Ia
sIENOGkAPHER In accountants once;
permanent sIa ma position: state sse; experiences
sTEN0GRAPHER, experienced. permanent
position, 5-day week. Apply employment
office, 4th floor. LANsBURGH < BRO,
1th. Sth and SITS. NV Al
STENoGRAPHER, 5-day. 40-hr wk: ex-
cellent working conditions. insurance ex-
perience desired but not required Call
MR.. BURNS, RE. l146, for appointment
sTENOGRAPHERs, National headauarter,
college fraternity, $l40 month starting
salary, congenial surroundings, apply Mrs
Gardner. PHI. GAMMA DELTA, 40 Rust
Bldg, 1001 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-15

GRADUATE NURSE, private hospital: mus,
I'VE sts- In; interesting work. Apply Box 35-G
HAIR sTYLIsT. MANICURIsT and fsc,a
ssauTY iSnsulIspt sALogHDl oogHDl' sHoREHAM RIS AGTEl
HOSTESS: = Q, aiss. part time; hours. $40 e i,
HOSTESS. attractive and Interested ii
s sves people y snno, slSe
NOTWITHSTANDING possess good educs
stsrtns ssisPy ssoo month ,n ASeI
aSsT FooD 0fs sfoRss sssvssI 81
fos3GsasSS9f aoGsR%9kkfR kGas ss am to $50 ia s.,
%S Fl days sna permanent; Pc must be able I
PHHT PsqR Tovsr SsifS ks7s blvd miles past coleg
HoUsEKEEPER, with or without children
tor gentleman, in suburban home. Boz
aStRsEikEEiE;pER sSR; for luxury hotel. Sen,
full Ire. resume OF past experience and salar!
isnD ana vT.DD.rs sss5 p.rm.nsn
msnt once. End ncor. THE HgRse RHcHr fmptS' co.
INTERyIEWERS, permanent telephone in
30 especially interesting work for thos
hish school srsdustsn and gG' Residents nss g g
Mles Wnlte' The CREDIT BUREAU, 122l
fNvEsTIGAToRs for retail shopping serv
interesting work. Unusual Opportunity 10
advancement. Must be free to trave
apply IN person, Room 523, Evening sta
ITALIAN with good education and instruc
Native ra " RsRLIrs fan ss sss isth S. nW mus.
yEWELRY sALESLADY, one with fairl,
wide vide experience in this line; salary. ,S5.
and do not apply in person or by phone
This position Is permanent ARTHuT
KiNDERGARTEN TEACHER for Ions
sstssiishsd sIsaS wsshins.on n oos sschSol musics
LADY for general clerical work in howe
store. store. answer sn,nt,, phones take orders. etc
nent position: 4s-hour week Apply Mr,
Lupon. BLACKSTONE FLORIST. 1407 ]
LADY. for route work in neishborhood
snoHld 81, be assIrssstys; gre excellent .oppor
Evening star., 1946-09-15

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Evening star., 1946-09-15

SIENOGRAPHERS, National Headquarters
college fraternity, $l40 month starting
salary, conGenial surroundings, apply Mrs
Gardner. PHI. GAMMA DELTA, 40 Rust
Bldg, 1001 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-15

I1LISI 1or permanent position, 39-houl
DisSaR A;SsFissPaRss IrAE ARs' s
and r sts. ne.
ns yDs eass sstssi stTs
sssrs ss5 sssrt 'ss5 s4S after fsh0s
sos rssT star
TYPIsT. experienced, newspaper office
minimum speed, go W. p. m; 5H-day week
salary, S162 mo-; advancement. co. 1900
TYPIsT snd. seneral ONCE worker, with
aVS,S2SY NJ YsS e. ,. M sSso, ,o1,, ,st,. sa
snye0pfs nS sday mDessa sse
TYPisTs 1SHPH s.ar' Permanent positions; 5-da,
Day sickness and hospitsiisstion ssxs ei
MsTRusMENTr Co. stSSas. $3.50 ga. ave. AeN MTs
addressing envelopes at home; state age
experience and typing speed; must have
own car Tor transportation OF work: give
gnone number when replying. Box 370-D
TYPisT wanted. credit ONCE. good pay
MKiNs. sMdzKsnSsmiNas, NA. 1PPsTa 1PssTmanent Phone MR.
TYPiST.. Experienced. 5-day week: pleas.
ant working conditions, permanent. good
sss' oss zss.tSs Fss pkud HPRs sg'
p at. ne.
TYPIST-CLERK. diversified and interestin1
work; 5-day. 40-hour week. MGM PIC.
Tt.RES, 1000 N. ]. ave. NV. --16
TYPIST-CLER local insurance agency
has immediate opening with excellent op.
portunity for advancement, YOUNG
SIMON, $40 Woodward Bldg, DI. $50
TYPIST AND BILLING CLERKS. two
large automobile CO.: pleasant WORKING
conditions: new. modern equipment; 5h.
day week: good salary for conscientious
effort; only those desiring perm. position
need apply. OURISMAN CHEVROLET
INC. $40 H st. ne. Call Mr.. Freck, LU
0600, lis
TYPIsTS (3). white; graduates of nearb,
high schools; preferably without previous
employment. Large once: work educa
tional and salaries increased with EN-
cheney. Phone MA. $685.. --15
TYPIST for names and addresses, etc
who desires permanent Job with future
Apply BRENNER PHOTO CO. 933 Penna
ave. NV. Ask for MISS FINE. -15
TYxlSTs, experienced, pleasant vorktnl
conditions; hrs, to 3. Mr.. BEETON. 93'
st. NV. NE. $500. --16
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-08
TODAY'S SPORT PARADE

1t was a fine joke, fellows. and the membership was rightly proud of what brother Helis had accomplish ed. Proud for a while, that is.
 Because that little old s22.000 lilly took to perfume and nnudpacks just like juniors B-B gun takes to plate glass windows, Mrs. Graham named her Beaugay, and she ti- messed six of seven races to earn $lo5, ,9l0-a nice little profit of $S3, ,9l0.
 To top 1t off, Mrs. Graham out- bid all the gentlemen two years ago for trio of colts known as Knock down. Star Pilot and Lord Boswell. Those three simply are the favorites to win the Kentucky Derby when they run for the roses at Churchill Downs next month.
 As l said before, don't let your better half hear about this. Because some observers protest that Mrs. Graham is using wonan's intuition to hit the SaleSpring sweepstakes and the same female socery to hang high the membership with such rlinous bargains as Pericles.
 It calls for new spirit of deter mination for domination in the H.B.P.O.A.DH.-and don't drop your shoes creeping up the stairsl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-08
1 Borough VoIIey
 Ball Teom Won

Naugatuck, April S-The State Y. M. c. A. Volley ball champion ships got off with a good start with New Britain defeating the Torring- ton sextette in two out of three 1S to l2, IS to {, and l3 to IS.
 The second match found the Naugatuek group too strong for Winsted in three straight games l5 to 4, 15 to 6, and IS to 5.
 Down at the sectional games, Bridgeport took over Greenwich 15 to 12 and Is to 10. But in New Haven seemed to be the battle be- tween Hartford and New Haven, with each team winning one apiece, they had to play the third game, but New Haven coming through Is to l2, l3 to 15, and IS to IS.
 Naugatuck had its old spikerS with George Holloway, Carl Hassell, and Fred Baker, and the set-up men were Sal Matner, Matty Janus, and Felix zenrakas.
 Next week seni-finals and finals will be played at Naugatuck with Naugatuck playing New Britain at 2. New Haven playing Bridgeport at 3. At 4:l5 will see the winners of these two matches in for the Championship and Runner.up,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-08
BY WIN MALONEY

After four telling baseball drills at the Bunker Hill Field during the last two weeks, Coach Bill Tracy has a very good idea of what his l946 baseball lineup will be. And although there are still approxi- mately 30 candidates, out of to- tai of 65 aspirants, left the Leaven- worth mentor has cut the field to 18, although there is the possibility of a dark horse" looming on the horizon. From his observations the Leavenworth squad will probably shape up as follows: Jimmy Pier sail, captain of the Tech squad at his center field post; Joe Aufiero, well known Mary Abbott baseballer at the Left Field position; and 8 toSsup for the right field outpost between Rudy L,aliberte, Art Barstis and Joe Mancini Bunker Hilps fineSt). In the infield Sal Reccha is the leading contender for first base honors. with Dickie Howard and Richard Porto battling 1t out for second base. Roger Oulette, Tech basketballer. has clinched shortstop while Al Dostelar and Dick Dadona are neck and neck for third base, The important factor entering into