North Westchester Times New Castle Tribune, Mount Kisco, N.Y., March 16, 1961
21
Readers Digest Cops First Game in Basketball Tournament
MOUNT KISCO—
The Reader's Digest quintet won
the first game of a best-of-three
playoff for the championship of
the Mount Kisco Mens' basketball
league, played at the Mount Kisco
Boy's Club Monday night.
The Digest downed General Pre­
cision Laboratories of Pleasantville, the loop', runnerup during
the regulation season, il-52, to
take the first game of the playdown. The Digest lead the league
at season's end.
Mert Gatto .sparked the win for
the Digest with 19 points. Trees
Appedu hit 14 and John Yozzo and
Don-Otten each hooped ten for the
winners.
Neil Dieterichs matched Gatto's
performance wiin 19 for GPL.
Pete Gonzales and Willie Davis
hit 14 and nine for GPL.
The Digest took a 12 point lead
at the end of three periods after
leading 30-27 at the half.
The second game of the series
will be played tomorrow night at
8:30 at the Boys' Club. If GPL
should win the decider will be
contested Monday evening on the
same court.
The Foxes
Romp in
Kisco Cage
Pacers Lose
But Bolster
MKWBL Lead
Gael L. L* Champions Lose
Pitching and Batting Stars
than a Little Leaguer.
By AL. MILLS
MOUNT KISCO—
CROSS RIVER—
Gone too from Duffy's "UnbeatCranes have only scored one
Vince Duffy of Katonah has pi­ ables" of 1960 is Pinto's hard hit­
point while losing their last two
loted St. Mary's Little Leaguers ting batterymate Mike Lena. Htf
Mount Kisco Woman's Bowling
of that community to two Lewis- and the skipper's 11% year old son,'
MOUNT KISCO —
League matches but the tail-end
boro L. L. championships in the Ken Duffy, were the champ's top:
The Foxes were too canny for
the Mount Kisco Furniture Ex­ ers can find some consolation in past two years but he probably hitters last summer. Duffy, whoj
change crew last night and won a the fact that it took a season high looked ahead to 1961 with less en­
bats and throws left handed, wilt
playoff for the second spot in the game to beat them on March
thusiasm
than
any
of
the
3-L
undoubtedly be his pop's main
four team Mount Kisco Womens' and a pair of weekly high scores
league managers who met at John standby on the hill as he too, ends:
basketball league, 58-36.
to turn the trick last Thursday Jay High School here this week to
Pat Couch paced the winning
his Little League career this sura-'
Foxes with 28 points as she cavort­ night when MKWBIi completed 25 map plans for the coming cam­ mer.
ed about the Mount Kisco Boys' weeks of play at the Recreation paign.
The Gael manager's offspring
Club court. She scored nine bas­ drives.
may
be the boy to watch in Littla
Duffy
isn't
in
any
hurry
for
kets and ten free tosses to take Hazel Cullam was credited with
League
baseball in this vicinity;'
the game scoring accolades.
the first new individual season high Gaels to launch their title defense
Betty Corsi and Peg Wiltse were of the year when she hammered since he has lost two big guns in a In addition to filling the big gap
the other scoring funs for the out 215 and bettered the old mark battery that sparked St. Mary's to left by Pinto he is also capable ol
Foxes Miss Corsi made charity a by four pins while Halstead-Quinn an undefeated season last year; handling infield and outfield assign­
business as she snagged ten points was taking a three-pointer from
ments. Thus when not working on
from the foul line and hit three Cranes. Last week Helen Sarsen Dave Pinto, who won more than 20 the hill, Duffy may be at first
floor shots. La Wiltse disdained the used 177-507 weekly highs to spark decisions on the mound while go­ base, filling a vacancy left by.
free tosses and hooped only one, Kisco Beverages 4-0 over the tail ing unbeaten in 1959 and 1960, ac­
to go with her four fielders. Rose enders and bury them deeper than counted for a dozen of those kayos Tom Harrison, or at third where
GPL
BDIGEST
Marie Reid scored the remaining ever in the basement; Miss Sar­ last year. The great little right Dick Gallagher was formerly sta­
G. F. P.
G.. F.. P.
Davis
3 3 9 Otten
3 4 10
five for the winners.
sen got her big game at the start hander is too old to play any more tioned. Or, for that matter, Kennia
Shernoff
2
1 5 Sterling
2 0 4
may even be found in centerfield,,
Dieterichs
8 3 19 Appedu
6 2 14
Dawn Malone, Barbara Carr and and tapered off with a pair of 165s
Little
League
ball
and
while
he
Oliva
1 1 3
Yozzo
5 0 10
as a replacement for Tom Lucid,
Isobelle Lascalzo teamed to thwart to account for the week's only 500
Kilieen
0 2 2 Gatto
8 3 19
will
probably
remain
with
St.
a 1960 L.L. "graduate."
the offensive plans of the Furni­ series.
Gonzales
6 2 14 Scofield
0 0 0
King
2 0 4
WESTCHESTER FOOTBALL ture sextet.
Mary's
smallfry
ball
players
it
will
The night's only other shutout
Bill Fitzgerald will be groomed
Iantorno
0 0 0
coaches' Association met at the
Hazel Lewis was the top point proved costly to second place Geo. be as a Babe Ruth Leaguer rather to succeed Lena as catcher.
20 12 52
26 9 61
County Center last night and dis­ producer for the Mount Kisco club Marshall Plumbing and beneficial
cussed some of the matters with 17 points. Evelyn Quarles hit to pacesetting Kisco Supply al­
which are in the hands of its for 12 points on six baskets. Betty though the leaders are still caught
- O F F AND RUNNING by John I.Day—
Ethics Committee. The monthly Jean Rhinehardt completed the in a losing streak that has cost
session was devoted toward the Mount Kisco scoring with seven them 11 of a possible 12 points in
MOUNT KISCO
sparked by Canero and it earned formulation of a working code points.
the past three weeks. While MarshTwo Cross Roads men's tenpin them high team game for the for all grid coaches in the counThe stalwart trio of Williams. alls were losing 4-0 to third place
races appeared destined for photo week. The other team high was Co­ ty.many of whom are not ac­ Stevens and Johnson, no relation Kensico Tube, the pacers were
finishes after B & B Tires slashed hens' 2799 after they put in games quainted with the several exist­ to a local law firm, defended yielding three points to fourth
Briccettis' Five Man League lead of 942, 909 and 948 to nearly make ing ideas on the subject. Points against the Fox shooters.
p l a c e Halstead - Quinn. Iscilda
from four points to two on March it a sweep of team honors while in particular which were discuss­
The win settled the dispute over Partelow paced Kaytees with 169MOUNT KISCO—
6 and Cas Motors threw the In­ routing DiSalvos.
the right to second place. Curren's
Lakeland tenpinners added a dustrial League scramble into a Charlie Yacovelli made a strong ed were scouting practices, in­ Comets took first place in the loop 445 and the team tossed in a 1767
point to their Andy's Classic deadlock the next night by pulling bid for high game with 233 and cluding the use of motion pic­ and the Frederico flingers finished weekly high as added insurance.
Virginia Krouch wasted 173 and
league lead "and extended their even with top ranked Marinellis. closed out with a 628 series—tops ture and still cameras, and in­ fourth
Gertrude Goldstein w a s t e d 471
winning streak into its second Both circuits had their share of for the week. Canero had 601 and formal summer practices as or­
Thursday night an all star aggre­ while Supply was losing for the
ganized by players, but no de­
month after pitching a four point high scores, an industrial leaguer
Bell, 595.
finitive action was taken. The gation culled from the ranks of the third week in a row.
shutout over 10th place Vitales
getting
the
best
game
and
a
five
B & B Tires cut Briccettis' lead new group's officers are, left to second, third and last place teams,
Friday night at Cross Roads Rec­
manle
aguer
turning
in
the
best
in half by blanking last place Gor- right, Pete Marcon, secretary, will take on the Curren crew in a Fishermen of Cuxhaven, Ger­
reation Lanes.
season ending soiree.
series last week.
hams while the leaders were being
many, where the Elbe River flows
KISCO
FOXES
The clean sweep also served the Topping the list of singletons was held to a 2-2 draw by 12th place and Ben Bedini, president, both
of Rye High, seated; Arnie Berg
G F P
G F P into the North Sea, trap their
dual purpose of eliminating the last a 243 nifty by Ralph Delise, a 150Quarles
6 0 12 Couch
9 10 28
five teams in the standings as pos­ plus average Industrial League Plaza Printers. Briccettis lost the of Fox Lane, vice president, and Lewis
6 5 17 Corsi
3 10 16 catches in baskets on the beach.
opener,
evened
the
county
with
a
Pete
Dyer
of
Dobbs
Ferry,
treas­
Rhnehrdt
1 5
7 Reid
1 3
5 Fish riding the tide are stranded
sible title contenders and left 14th
Williams
0 0 0 Wiltse
4
1 9
ranked Elks One teetering within a sharpshooter who led 17th place six pin win in the second and urer. Bedini announced the next Stevens
0 0 0 Malone
0 0 0 in them when the waters recede.
LaBarbera Brothers to a 3-1 de­ clinched the nightcap by 21. Print­ meeting for April 12 in the Coun­ Johnson
0 0 0 Carr
half point of a similar fate.
0 0 0 Twice each day, fishermen har­
cision over Pines Bridge who ers had a 42 pin edge in match ty Room at the County Center.—
Lascalzo
0 0 0 ness dogs to wooden sleds and
Marty Motors, boasting a six share that slot with them. Phil
is Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane'a
Staff Photo by Ray Hoover.
13 10 36
week streak of their own, re­ Brent counter-attacked with 233- totals to get a tie.
17 24 58 collect the baskets of fish.
Bowl of Flowers, the unani­
claimed undisputed second place 586, falling two pins shy of the
mous choice of the TRA Board
on March 10 when the race com­ second best game, bowled by Joe
of Selection as Champion 2«
pleted its 26th week. The motoryear-old
filly of 1960. Last
'
May
6
at
Churchill
Downs
men, previously tied for second Arena of Kisco Beverages.
Fall when Eddie Arcaro rode
this
Spring
may
turn
out
to
with Froehlich
Transportation, There was only one 600 string in
be Ladies Day. Only once in Bowl of Flowers to a thrilling
beat that team 3-1 to windup mid­ March 7 operations that was cred­
the 86 runnings of the Ken­ come-from-behind victory in
way between top graded Lakeland ited John Bruno who fashioned
tucky Derby has that coveted the Frizette Stakes at Aque-*
and third place Froehlichs, two games of 181, 195 and 227 into 603 SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE
cettis 4, Jerrys 0; Hepcats 3, Riz- Cas Motors 1; Kisco Laundamat Megnas 2, Burbanks 2; Valley event been won by a filly. In duct he said: "I'm sure thia
1915 Harry Payne Whitney's filly could beat any 2-year-oldl
points separating Martys from for Daniele's Auto Body, a -three Results
zos 1; Kisco Furniture 3, Amusos 2, Whippoorwill C.C. 2.
View 2, Martabanos 2.
point loser. Jack Comito came
Regret proved an embarrass­ in the country, colt or filly.".
each of those rivals.
Pro Shop 4, White Sports 0; Ken­ 1; Marshall Van & Storage 2, Standings
POINTS Standings
close
to
the
magic
score
with
593.
ment to the 15 colts in the race Hail to Reason, the 2-year-old
Points
Three keglers shared weekly
sico
Tube
3,
Fred's
Restaurant
1;
by proving to be the favorite colt Champion had, of coursa
Kisco
Auto
Body
2;
Cross
Roads
Lakeland
75
New Bedford Market
69
high scores Friday, Wally Blatt- Cas Leapfrogs To Top,
and then humiliated them fur­ been retired at that time, but
Elmans
60
man of Lakeland and Tony Buono It was position night in the In­ Briccettis 3, Lexington Market 1; 4, Marinellis 0; Empire State Sav­ Marty Motors
73
ther by romping in front from unless the other colts show/
Burbank Mp|or§.,
of Elks Two, pacing victories with dustrial loop again and Cas" Mot­ Hi-Lo Roofing 3, Langrebes 1; ings 4, Kisco Radio & TV 0; Hal­ Froehlich Transportation
71
..
• start to finish. Only twice considerable improvement this
Superior Siding
608 match totals. High game was ors made the most of it, taking Briccetti Bedford Market 3, Mar­ stead-Quinn 3, Cranes 1.
Greeley Barbers
60
56
since then has a filly been Spring as 3-year-olds, Arcaro's
Rubin
Const.
a 236 effort by Tony "Firpo" Fran- three points from Marinellis and shall Sheet Metal 1; Proficient
Pound Ridge Garage
59%
51
given any serious considera­ high opinion of Brookmeade
Standings
W.
L. Cross Roads
zese who earlier in the week,
Builders
59
51
tion
— in 1935 Calumet Farm's Stable's filly will be shared by
75
slammed home a 259 score as a leapfrogging from a tie for second Paint 3, Genes 1; Inwego Dinette Hepcats
Martabanos
33
Nellie
Flag was made the many. Mrs. Sloane has had
B-C
Supply
56
51
substitute bowler in another to coleadership with only a. half 3, Kisco Delicatessen 1; .Old Col­ ^Empire State
Horticulturists
'' favorite but finished fourth to seven starters in the Kentucky
50
71
Kisco
Laundamat
55
37
dozen weeks of combat remaining.
! Omaha and, in 1959, C. V. Derby including Cavalcade, the
league.
Cranes
Megna Contractors
49%
Kisco Furniture
53
46
62
Briccettis and Whalens came up ony Furniture 2, Kitchens by Her­ Kisco Laundamat
Whitney's Silver Spoon fin­ winner in 1934 and Sword
Harrisons
49%
Elks Two
52
46
62
with the best collective scores, 935 bert 2.
ished 5th to Tomy Lee. Among Dancer, second by a nose to
Childrens Corner
Bedford
Laundry
49%
Vitales
52
61% 46%
and 2588 respectively, but low rank­ Standings
the possible nominees this year Tomy Lee in 1959.
W. L. Cross Roads
Hunt
Roofers
48
MacNamee Corp.
49
47%
60%
ing Armonk Market made a bid for Kisco Delicatessen
66% 33% Kisco Radio-TV
Kisco Aluminum
44
Whippoorwill C.C.
49
58% 49%
the spotlight to even while losing Pro Shop
Briccettis
61 39
Gothic Studio
38
Elks
One
46%
50%
57%
3-1. The butchers' 921 singleton Briccetti Bedford Mkt. 58 62
Kisco Furniture
Katonah
Diner
46%
51
BEDFORD VILLAGE —
57
was second high for the week and
Kisco Auto Body
XROAD 5 MAN
Cas Motors
44
N o r t h e r n Westchester Little the best match score they've turn­ Marshall Sheet Metal 56 44
Marions 4, Ahrens 0; Honebon 3,
55% 52%
Corsi Const.
Kensico
Tube
54%
45%
Rose
Cleaners
40
53
Results
League will have another six team ed in since campaigning started 27
55
19th Hole 1.
Inwego Dinette
54% 45% Rizzo Const.
Pier Excavating
31%
entry this year but only four of weeks ago.
51 57
Halstead-Quinn 4, Kisco Supply Standings
Amuso Const.
Briccettis
Market
53%
46%
W.
L.
58
those clubs had managers when While Cas and Marinellis were
50
Marinellis
0; Cohens 4, DiSalvos 0; B & B Phelps Pharmacy
Lexington
Market
53
47
KATONAH
MEN
62
5
46
the loop held its second reorganiza playing "footsy" with first place,
46
Marshall Van
Results
Tires 4, Gorbams 0; Camillis 4, Clark Associates
65
tion session Tuesday at the home Gallaghers were dropping from Old Colony Furniture 50 50
43
57% 46%
Thelma Hairstylist
Hi-Lo
Roofing
47%
52%
66%
of league president George Robert second to third as the result of a
Young & Halstead 4, Katonah Westchester Auto Body 0; Katonah Marion Shoppe
41%
Halstead-Quinn
56
48
Proficient Paint
47 53
Barbers 6; Deer Park 4, Clark As­ Barbers 3, Corsis 1; DeSilvas 3,
of Bedford Village.
38% 69%
Jerrys
3-1 setback. The loss ended a Fred's Restaurant
Zimmermans
55%
48%
45 55
sociates 0; Ahrens Catering 4, Byrne Inc. 1; Kisco Glass 3, In­
Neither of Katonah's two small- three match streak. Sunnyfield also
26% 81%
52
52
Gumboldts 0; H. H. Park Inc. 4, dependents 1; Plaza Printers 2, Kat. Beauty Shop
fry ball teams, including title de­ had a three match streak ended, Langrebe Delicatessen 43 57
XROAD
INDUSTRIAL
Genes
42%
57%
Briccettis
2.
Kings
0;
Dolickers
3,
19th
Hole
1;
fending Blue Sox, had skippers as Daniele's saw one disappear at the
Honebon
51 53
40 60
Results
Points 19th Hole
Honebon 3, Phelps 1; Freds 3, Ka­ Standings
of this week but Roberts express­ four week level and it took a White's Sports
50% 53%
28 72
59%
ed hope that volunteers will soon standoff to keep Daums from hav­ Kitcens by Herbert
Carnival Lunch 4, Rossi Broth­ tonah Publishers 1; Bedford Road Briccettis
48% 55%
Madcaps
57%
be found.
ers 0; Whalens 3, Gallaghers 1; Garage 3, Katonah Service Cen­ B and B Tires
ing a four matcher severed too.
46% 57%
Katonah Barber Shop
Gumboldts
56
Roberts will again pilot Bedford Whalens had the hottest streak XROAD COMMERCIAL
Cox & Fish 3, Froehlichs 1; Cor­ ter 1.
Halstead-Quinn
50%
Chiappinelli-Marx
4,
Little
Store
Standings
W.
I
44%
Ahrens Catering
Village Little Leaguers and Bob going—six in a row—when play re­
ners Shop 3, Whites 1; Cas Mot­
48%
68 40 Corsis
0; Team Eleven 4, M. & R. Align­ ors 3, Marinellis 1; Kensico Tube Deer Park
Krauss will again manage Pound sumed this week.
48
67% 40% Mt. Kisco Supply Co.
B E D F O R D HILLS L A D E S
Ridge entry. Back at the helm
ment 0; Kisco Pork Store 3, Solo- 3, Armonk Market 1; LaBarbera Clark Associates
Wchr.
Auto
Body
47%
Young
&
Halstead
64
43
too are Leonard Ackley, Bedford XROAD 5 MAN LEAGUE
Results
nos One 1; Solonos Two 3, Tuf Brothers 3, Pines Bridge 1; Twin
Camillis
47
61 47
Hills F. D. skipper and Ken Smith No fewer than four Five Man Top 1; Vikings 3, Hammonds 1; Diner 3, Danieles 1; Kisco Bever- Katonah Barbers
Slicerettes 3, Scaperettes 1; Lex-j
Cohens
45%
Dolicker's Garage
57 51
who with Joe Crandall, co-manag­ League pinners battled it out on Chappaqua- Bus 2, Wago Service
ington Market 3, Max's Variety 1;
Briccettis 2, Honebon
Vince Byrne Inc.
42%
56 52
ed Crandall Legion of Bedford March 6 for week's high game and 2; Ideal Electric 2, Culligans 2. Daums 2.
DeSilva
Ice
and
Fuel
41%
Gallaghers 3, Charlies Chics 1;
19th
Hole
55%
52%
Jerry Bell, Cohen's anchorman,
Hills.
FOR TRUSTEE
Standings
Standings
L.
W.
Plaza
Printers
41
Fred's
Body
Shop
55
53
Superior Siding 3, Cullys 1.
The league has already applied finally sneaked through with two
W.
L.
Cas
Motors
67
41
Phelps Pharmacy
54% 53% DiSalvo's Rest.
40
to Little League Inc.. for renewal pins to spare when he paced a 4-0 Chiappinelli-Marx
Standnigs
W L
34 Marinellis
70
Kisco
Pork
Store
67
41
Independents
Kat
Publishers
53%
54%
40
of its six-team National charter triumph with 236. Teammate Jer­
Gallaghers
66
38
Slicerettes
65% 42%
•65
43
Mt. Kisco Glass Co.
39
Gumboldts
50% 57%
with the same sponsors. Opening ry Saroken, a teenage star, chal­ Solonos One
Whalen
Movers
62%
41%
64
44
Gorhams
Inc.
32
Ahrens
Catering
48
60
Superior
Siding
63% 44%
day for all clubs will be May 6 and lenged Bell with 234, a score Ideal Electric
Corners
Shop
58
46
61
47
Bedford
Rd.
Garage
46
62
Scraperettes
62
46
tryouts will be held about three matched by John Canero as Ka- Chappaqua Bus
Twin
Diner
58
46
60%
47%
Kat.
Service
Center
43%
64%
KATONAH
LADIES
Max's Variety
61% 46%
weeks prior to that date, accord­ tonah Barbers beat Corsi Construc­ Solonos Two
52% 51% White's Sports
H. H. Park Inc.
42 66
60
48
Results
Cully's Market
52 56
ing to plans made by managers tion 3-1. Barbers' 955 finish was M. & R. Alignment
51 53 Kisco Beverages
41 67
57% 50% W. A. King Inc.
Zimmermans 3, Katonah Beauty Gallaghers
46 62
at a meeting on March 14.
Wago Service
48% 55% Daniele's Auto Body 57
51
Shop
1; Clark Associates 4, Gum­ Lexington Market
44%
63% Indian Party Campaign Committee
Roberts succeeds Ed Moles of The Rubicon river, which Julius Little Store
48 56 Sunnyfield
55
53 MOUNT KISCO WOMEN
boldts 0; Madcaps 4, Phelps 0; Charlie's Chics
43
65 I
Bedford Hills as NWLL prexy, an Caesar made famous when he Team Eleven
47% 56% Cox & Fish
54
54 ' Results
office Moles held for three years. crossed it on Jan, 10, 49 B.C., on Tuf Top
47
57 Froehlich Transp. , 51% 56%
Halstead-Quinn 3, Kisco Supply
Others elected this year are Joe his way from Gaul to Rome, is a
46
58 Briccettis
Culligans
1;
Kisco Beverages 4, Cranes 0;
49%
58%
Crandall, vice president and suc­ modest stream. Often dry in sum­
42
62 Daum's Sports
Kensico
Tube 4, Marshall Plumb­
Hammond
Electric
49
49
cessor to Paul Kolmstamm; Bob mer, it resembles a drainage ditch
Kensico
Tube
31
73
ing
0.
49
59
Vikings
Krauss, acting secretary to suc­ in winter.
Armonk Market
Standings
47
61
W.
L.
ceed secretary Gene Tavenner and
Pines
Bridge
BEDFORD
VILLAGE
LADIES
Kisco
Supply
46
62
64% 35%
Harry Fairbrother who succeeds Thirty-nine per cent of Idaho's
LaBarbera Brothers 46
Marshall Plumbing
Results
62
59
41
himself as treasurer.
83,557 square miles is forrest land. London Jewelers 3, Powells 1; Sunnyfield
Kensico
Tube
41 67
55
45
Halstead-Quinn
Onderdonks 3, Bedford Pharmacy Rossi Brothers
31 77
46% 53%
Kisco Beverages
1; Blairs 3, Barrys 1; Bellottis 3,
42% 57%
Cranes
ANDY'S CLASSIC
Glassers 1.
% 67%
W.
L.
Results
Standings
Lakeland 4, Greeley Barbers 0; BEDFORD HILLS MEN
55
45
Bedford Pharmacy
Vitales
3, Elks One 1; B-C Sup­ Results
46
Powell Exterminators 54
47
ply,
3
Rose
Cleaners 1; MacNamee Bedford Laundry 4, Horticultur­
Onderdonk Co.
53 47%
Corp.
3,
Pier
Excavating 1 ; Cross ists 0; New Bedford Market 4,
Glasser Brothers
52%
Roads
3,
Katonah
Diner 1; Marty Gothic Studio 0; Kisco Aluminum
Blair Plumbing
50
W E HAVE A LIMITED
50
Motors
3,
Froehlich
Transporta­ 3, Rubins 1; Elmans 3, Harrisons
London Jewelers
51
tion 1; Pound Ridge Garage 3,
49
Barry Insurance
SUPPLY OF FINE
52% Kisco Furniture 1; Elks Two 3, 1; Superior Siding 3, Builders 1;
Permanent Pavement 3, Hunts 1;
Bellotti Builders
47% 62
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38
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Results
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Thelmas 4, Corsis 0; Kisco Laun­
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damat 3, Children's Corner 1; Bric-
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Extend Lead,
Win Streak
Industrial Pin Race Tied;
5 Man Lead Sliced in Half
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is the physicians' leading asthma
reacription—B.o safe that now it can
solo—without prescription in
most states—in tby tablets called
Primatent**. These Primatene Tab­
lets open bronchial tubes, looses
congestion, relieve taut nervous ten­
sion. All without painful injections.
The secretis—Primatene combines
3 medicines (in full prescription
strength) found most effective in
combination for asthma distress.
Each performs a special purpose.
So look forward to sleep at night*.
and freedom from asthma spasms.
Primatene only 98{, at any 4 r a f
•ton*
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