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WinterSummaryThe Suffolk County Athletic

Council issued the final figureson its winter sports calendar lastweek with basketball as the bigfeature.

In total there were 911 varsityand Junior varsity basketballgames played this year whichsaw the West Islip Lions crownedas the County Champions. Localentries West Islip. with a 13-2league record, and Babylon (12-2), captured the League I and IVtitles respectively.

In the county playoffs whichwere conducted at the Long IslandArena in Commack, Walt Whit-man High School in South Hunt-ington and the Suffolk CommunityCollege in Selden the attendance

figure was 12,336, as comparedto the all time high of 13,444set in 1965.

In wrestling, there were 289matches heltf on the varsity leveland 271 on the Junior varsitygrade. The Suffolk Championsfor this year - making it fourin a row - was Lindenhurst.

In addition local schools com-peted in gymnastics, swimming^rifle matches, winter track,bowling, and fencing - all ofwhich went to make up. a wellrounded winter sports programfor the county's high schools.

The Fredshore Beach Club held their annual Spring Dance andBuffet at the LaGrange on Saturday evening, April 8th. PicturedL. to R. are: Mrs. Ernest Thomas, Financial Secretary; Mrs.Leonard Congiusta, President and Mrs. Charles Villano, Vice-President.

BASKETBALLOne last winter sports note -

this one on the basketball front-It was announced last week bythe Athletic Council that theCounty Tournament next . yearwill have sixteen teams com-peting for the title instead of theusual twelve. In addition to thesix league champions, and thesix runners-up, four at-largeteams will be selected for thetournament.

The at-large teams will bechosen, by a selection committeeconsisting of one athletic directorfrom each of the six leagues.The purpose for selecting toeadditional four teams is to pro-vide for a sixteen team tourn-ament, without opening-roundbyes, and to provide incentivefor the teams that may have beenhurt by early season injuries orpoor starts, but who have fin-ished strongly.

BASEBALLDeer Park's baseball team shut

out the North Babylon Bulldogslast week 7-0 for their firstOpening day victory. RighthanderJim Valenti and freshman south-paw Bob McGurdy combined tohurl the shut out for the vic-tors. McGurdy was particularlyimpressive as he faced onlyeleven haters and struck outsix, allowed one walk and onebase hit - that a single by MikeBaran.

Last Saturday the West IslipLions got off on the winniqgfoot as they defeated Amityville5-1 in a non-league game. TheLions were also triomphant intennis as they netted a victoryover Lindenhurst 3-2.

The Babylon Panthers, whoopened their season earlier thisweek, take on visiting Bay Shorein a non-league game today andthen visit Connetagiot f or anothernon-league contest tomorrow.Then next Tuesday April 18 thePanthers open their League TVschedule with a 4:00 PM gameslated for Kings Park.

Lindy TopplesWest Islip

If you could see through thesea of mud last Friday you wouldhave seen the Lindenhurst Bull-dogs post their first varsity winin a lacrosse game as they de-feated West Islip 5-4 in an over-time thriller in the League Iopener for both teams.

The Bulldogs, who had lostboth of their previous non-leaguematches came from behind in thefinal session to tie the scoreand then went on to defeat theLions in overtime.

Bruce Casagrande wasthe starfor the winners as he scored thewinning goal in the first overtime

• ._ _ _r_ • _ _¦ _ m ____* m aperiod. Previously a midfielder,Lindy Coach Frank Rossiswitched him to attack and Cas-agrande responded with a spark-ling performance. He scoredtheinitial goal for the winners toput them on top 1-0 over theLions. Then after West Isliptook the lead 4-3 with six min-utes to go in the contest, Cas-agrande again scored with justover four and one-half minutesremaining to boost the winnersinto a 4-4 tie and the overtime.

In addition toCasagrande,TomPastore (who picked up five as-sists) and midfielders Tom De-Micbele, Jeff Kinne,TimSheltan,and John Wench all stood out ta-ttle victors.

BASEBALLPREDICTIONS

Now that the major leaguebaseball season is noon us hereare a few prognostications for

the coming year. (AH fans pleasenot these so that when October1 rolls around you can act pro-perly as a "Monday morningquarterback").

The order of finish in the A-mericin League should go asfollows:

1. Detroit Tigers_r. Baltimore Orioles3. Minnesota Twins4. Chicago White Sox5. Cleveland Indians6. Kansas City Athletics7. Boston Red Sox8. California Angles9. New York Yankees

10. Washington Senators.The National League standings:

1. San Francisco Giants2. Pittsburgh Pirates3. Atlaita Braves4. Cincinati Reds5. St. Louis Cardinals6. Philadelphia Phillies7. Los Angles Dodgers8. Houston Astros9. New York Mets

10. Chicago Cubs

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on April 18 at 8 p_m. in thejunior high school. Far tiiosenot already registered to vote,the board of registry will sitbetween noon and 9 at the twoelection districts*

Nominating petitions signed by25 qualified voters must be filedwith the school district clerk notlater than April 19.

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