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Semi-Pro Baseball Tops Newark Scrappy Guarcf^HS Qlllnf JoltS
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Sports Scene In Past Year
Not
^our S to m a c h
the loeal sports scene as 1950
luiiir.t p' "pic fed like a swollen „ .Semi-pro
,
,,baseball again topped
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att-i every meal. They f ->oes down m history os another successful -annal in sportsdotn.
|Lt iii.. "i &as ancl rift up aci- The year 1951 fares tiie
Ir ui.c tor hours after eat- gloomy outlook ut a troubled m- presently tied with the Farrellsand Sporting
CEE1A-VIN is helping „,,ch tomational scene with several Trading Post
,, ,,'ims" all over Ncewark atttletes already called into mill- Goods', entries for top recognimedicine helps you di- arj’ service. Future draft quotas tion but faces a rough future on
EstteM faster and better. Tak- promise to get larger in view of the hardwoods
i bet'-:i- meals it works with the increased demands from the
Lanky Don VandenBout, one
ni Gas pains go' Inches armed services for more men in of tne club’s mainstays, leaves
■j bi,,vanish1 Contains herbs uniform
shortly for Army duty ■and his
\ d,ch11 UH'U Wood'VandI r make T " retad>: hit by the draft is the ioss leaves the defending champs
uonger. Weak, miser- Industrial Basketball League without a rebound specialist as
fc people “soon feel different which is currently enjoying one weu as one nf the circuit’s lead­
love; So don't gQ on suffer- of its best years in history ing scorers.
CERTA-VIN- - Wild- .Coach Dick Lunay's two-time
In' the scholastic field the
P'u i Store
champion Bloomer Bros, quint is Newark High School eagers are
j one leg up on Lyons for Wayne
, County "A" honors, needing, one
more Lyons triumph and two
. over the Ptilmyra-Maredon five,
i a new "A" rival this year, tu
Iclinch a return trip to the seeON
!tionais. Coach Don Hess' Reds
reacned the semi-finals in last
years sectional competition but
.succumbed to the speedy East
Rochester five which went on
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STATE, COUNTY AND TOWN OF ARCADIA
TAX NOTICE
Levy of 1950
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I will receive said taxes at my office, Grange Building,
Newark. N. Y., beginning January 5, 1951, and ending
January 31, 1951, without fee, after which one per centum
-.hall be added for the first month, and an additional
one-half of one per centum for each month and fraction
i hereof thereafter until the return of unpaid taxes is made
lu the County Treasurer pursuant to law.
Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 4 P.M., Saturdays 9 A.M. to 12 Noon.
Office closed Sundays and holidays.
Tax Rate per 1000: Village $18.36, eounty $25.25.
Telephone 574.
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Receiver of Taxes and Assessments
Town of Arcadia
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! The Newark club dropped
:dose contests to East Rochester
and Geneva, sectional cham­
pions. came from behind to nip
Canandaigua and Lyons and
handily won m a romp over
Penn Yan and Seneca Falls in
Its last two outings, in 1950 A
strong bench and a’ never-saydle spirit predominate on the
1950-51 unit which may go far­
ther than last year's combina­
tion which included the Confer
cnee’s leading pointmaker i.i
Lloyd Walters
Coacli Dick Washburn's high
school eleven competed in the
Central-Western Football Con­
ference lor the first time only
to have injuries to key players
ruin the club’s chances of finish­
ing one-two. The Reds opened
with triumphs over East High
and ;Brighton but injuries >o
(Bob Cowles and Lewis Ross de­
prived the Wasliburn-coaciied
club of baokfield strength in file
Fairport, East Rochester and
Welter- reversals
yCo.u'h Rudy Klossner's high
^clionl nine defeated Lyons tor
the county A" title but lost to
iValerlm* m Hie sectional tour­
nament
In the semi-pro field the New­
ark Merchants' nine overcame
its touefiest competition m thru.years to annex another pennant
,n the Finger Lakes League
mpcrlatsve pitching by "Pop.yc" Reeves and Bill Michael-,
and timely hitting by Jim Hart
Gtis Davis. Dick Washburn. Jo
^ostello and Oakley Porrey ena­
bled the Merchants to remain
in top iei the semi-pro diamond
lrriut
Hart led the dub m hit 1 1 nu
with Mirhaeis reaching the
.mights with a brilliant no-hi:
in-run gem over Lyons in i
crucial lemur ganu- Attendance
...ll off at OuDuril Ix I a use ol
inclement w-eat her but an .ill­
ume neord was set m the first
Newark- Ly<ms game here whin
,.760 payers turned out for ththriller partially played m
i.gfit rainfall
Nt w bleucncrs were erected at
Colburn Park as well as a pro­
tective screen along the first a.id
third base lines to add to tlie
ii.provemcnt of the East New
ark park Many big league
M-tiuts were seen at the nbcturn-i contests but no players were
.anrd to contracts They aleady liad been signed or they
were tm >old for organized baseo.ill wlnfh is primarily interest­
ed in developing young players
Bowlers capped another great
year with the Palmyra Roofers
edging the Newark Bilottas by
three aioints fnr the Wayne
County Bowline League cham­
pionship. Newark Freddie's fin­
ished tHird in the 22-team wheel
which disbanded and reorgan­
ized with 16-team membership
Dick DeJohn’s 694 was best ser­
ies rolled in county wheel.
In local keglirrg circles the
Newark Motors five captured th”
Wednesday NLght League title.
Berns won the Tuesday Night
crown for third straight year.
Guards won the Elks League
trophy and the Gauges beat the
Trowels by two points for Ma'sonic honors Nick Santino and
Dan Incarnato hit 1.362 on last
night to wm top prize nf $300 in
handicap doubles test on local
lanes and Antoinette Cantin of
Ontarifi bested Jennie DeJohn of
Newark in finals for spcond an­
nual Wayne County Women's
Bewllnu Classic sponsored by
Courier -Gazette
Vi: DaPauw, Macedon. de­
feated Ray Johnson, a former
champion, for men's golf crown
at Country Club with Mrs Kay
Bp.iIpv besting Mrs R B Han­
ley. 3 ,ind 2 1 1 1 the 18-hole test
tnrt.he women's t ltle John Wal­
ker defeated Charley Baker f. r
the junior title
Palmyra Orphans won tinNewark Girls’' Softball League
pennant with the State School
nine, behind the pitching of Jim
Carlyle, defeating the VFW en
try for the Newark Snftb.i’.l
League title.
Jay Short won the overall
championship in the snipe class
at tlie Sodus Bay Yacht Club
for 195>0 with John Swartz tak­
ing the championship series in
the Lightning Class. Warren DeLand, now in Marines, won the
Robfin Class series with Bob
Mahsh taking top honors in the
A.T7. Fleet series for the second
•strajgBt sraftrr- ~
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Seneca Falls--
T o n y Ceravolo. closechecking guard, whose de
fensive play has been a
standout in Newark High s
five games in 1950. Reds
open 1951, by entertaining
Waterloo on Jan -13
Bilottas Increase
Lead to 6 Points
In Major Pin Loop
Bilottas increased their lead
in Lite Major Bowling League tu
six points following a 4-0 wm
over the Jackson & Perkins en­
try.
Fred'Mazzei threw a 551 series
on games of 171. 193 and 187 to
spark the win In tlie closest
match of tlie night the Serviee
Centers downed the Fagners. 3
to 1 Tlie victors won two games
and total pms by 12 sticks Walt
Fagner was lilgh kegler with a
553 total. Tiie Elks and Penny­
savers split four points in tlieir
match with Ted Sidell rolling
596 on 203, 172 and 221 gamps
Ted Beales listed 540 toi 111-Ant lers
In a makeup match tiie Sir
vice Centers defeated the J-C
bowlers. 3 to 1. with Ed Waughspilling 550 fnr.the vviryiers Joe
Amero turned iij an ut§rtior 521
for ttn* lost rs Tnos-John-.ons
match was postponed
STANDINGS
I. Pts.
W
15
Bilottas
3(1
41
35
1.5
27
Trios
24
30
Service ( enters 21
23
Elks
29
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21
Johnsons
21
Fagners
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21
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27
J. & P.
17
28
21
Pennvsavers
When the Newark High
School dnbPler.s renew their
basket numbing on Jan. 12
Catch Don lle.ss hopes they'll
pick up where .Urey left of! m
their last two game® m 1950
The Reds blasted Bonn Yan
Academy. 64 to 29, and followed
with a one-sided 68-30 win ovei
Mynderse Academy ill Wavne
Finger Lakes Conference tus­
sles to take second place m loop
standings Tlie Hess men liad
little trouble m Hie lanne-.md
away frays v.lneli saw reserve'
dominate play m each meetm ■
Newark e x p e c t e d trouble
against Mynder.se"s rone on Hie
small Seneea Falls floor Wedm s
day mg lit but Newark's man te
mail defense proved more trouh
lesome as the Reds out sc >re,t
St in Marshall's, boys, 23 to it
from the field With Bob (Vvvli-s
leading the way vvilli six points,
tlie Newarkite.s ran up a 12 4
lead in the opening quarter and
extended it to u 33-11) at hall
time when big Jerry Crulei Hip­
ped m five buckets to -.park the
21-point drive
Reserves took over in the final
periods with Tom Corklull mu
ting tour fielders and a tree
throw to pace an 18-pohiter m
the third I.eiut.ng 51 to 20 some
into the filial heat the Reds
kept up their offense with 17
more to turn the contest into a
rout Little Bobbv Dunn led the
final rullv with a held goal and
five of seven conversions trom
the line
Crider and C wvles nit double
figures for the victors with 13
and 12 apteee Coach Hess
praised tin all-around floor
game ot I'onv Ceravolo who held
Mytlderse Academy a
Chirk
Smicrdpi. a 1 ti -pop ii a r.uiu
player none into in, -.-.uiir. : .
i pan of i .id line 11 ,ps
Nevvaik will open against lh.
Waterloo Indians on tin h.uii.
i onrt on J.ni 12 w:u n le top lo.s
l ivit as in resumed .it ■-u N> vv
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The Newark Rod and Gun
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for what is expected to be n m
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on the local . irse Sh.mi ..
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The Way-Ont Saddle Club interested visitors Refreshment;
held its fourth annual Im ■ were 1 1s.i served :n the n< a cm
show at the club's new tav .iri plovees rci'n .Ci i n room T-moke
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4-H Colt Club held a success.'::, sample ot tt,.- h ink' nor
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