t H E LONG ISLAND TRAVELER PAGE THRBB

F. Brandi SHOES

CORNER

Front &. First Streets GREENPORT

•

Onr Easter Display of

Shoes Now Ready Beauty Without Expense

Comfort With Style

Bank of Southold BOVTHOLD, N. T.

Sports Spotlight

DEPOSITORS IN THIA BANK ARB INSORBD

With Mftxlmnm l u a n o e e H ISOOO for Each Depnitor

ACCOUNTS INVITED Deposits Received Subject to Cheak

Interest allowed on certiflMtw of deposit and on time depoalta.

O F n O I R S Howard Q. Tuthm

r ^ - ^ s s r f Richard T. Merwln Cashier Miss Elsie Hummel Asst. Cashier

Oflorge 0. Terry, Conanl

BOARD OF DIRICrrOIlS ; Joseph N. HaUoek

W. Cony AlbtrtMB Howard O. TuthlU Albert W. AlbertMe -

Ik B. Smeet Botateau Oeorge H. DickersoD Henry P. Dlckerson

r - Capital Stock 198,000 Bnrplui, 111,000

Safe Deposit Boxes for RMU at reasonable rates.

Open dally from 0 a. m. to I p. m. Saturdays from 9 a. m. to IS m.

Closed on all publie hoUdaya.

BUY TERCENTENARY STAMPS!

Riverhead High Wins Close Game

From Greenport Southampton at

Greenport Friday Night

Greenport High School lost a gold-en opportunity last Friday night to turn the tables on their rivals from the county seat when they blew a fourth quarter lead and lost to River-head High School by a 26 to 24 score. The game which was played on the losers' court was hotly contested all the way.

Riverhead led during the greater part of the game holding a 6 to 4 first quar-ter advantage, leading 9 to 6 at the half and still having an 18 to 17 edge at the three quarter mark. Greenport tied the score early in the final quar-ter and at one time in this period had a four point lead. However, Riverhead with a rally in the last three minutes of the game overcame the home team's lead and went happily home with a one point victory."

Alex Washick was high scorer for the visitors being responsible for elev-en of his team's points. MessoUne paced the Greenport attack with n total of 6.

Southampton High School plays at Greenport Friday night and Coach Tuthill's squad is out to repeat its early season victory over the southslders.

Box score: RIVBRHEAD

F.O. Fouls. Pts.

I. M. Young Trio Holds Big Lead As

Final Round Begins Yacht Club Must Win Large

Majority of Postponed (^mes to Stay in

Championship Race

S. H. S. Defeats Hampton Bays; Loses

To East Hampton "First Settlers" Close

Season Friday at Bridgehampton

Bucholz . . . 0 2 Washick .. 4 8 11 Koblyenskl 3 0 6 Drozd 1 1 8 Harris . , 0 1 1 Czern'skl . . 1 0 2 Danowskl . 0 0 0

Totals . . . 5 OREEJNPORT

V.G. Fouls Pto. Bob Wells 0 4 Goldsmith 1 0 a Clark 3 6 Buckin — 1 1 Zabel 2 0 4 Russ Wells 1 0 2 MessoUne . 0 6

Totals . . . 10 4 24

I. M. Young & Co. have taken a com-manding lead in the Southold Bowling League as the fourth and final round opens this week. The perennial cham-pions took advantage of the fact that they were bowling the last place Old Town Players last week and added three more games to their long column of victories. Although "Doc." Fischer took the measure of George Stelzer and Harry Gagen was soundly thumped In the second game, the I. M. Young boys, although not quite up to par, had enough on the ball to push the Play-ers still further in the cellar. Charlie Bennett dropped 505 pins in the three games to hold his lead over Artie Ga-gen in the race for high individual average.

The Southold Yacht Club, who still have a ghost of a chance to overtake the league leaders, must win a large majority of the games in their four postponed matches to stay in the run-ning. In their match on Tuesday night against the Polish Trio, the Yacht Club took two out of three highly con-tested games. All three games were decided by a margin of less than 15 pins. The opening encounter saw some remarkably high scores with the Yacht Club pUlng up 559 pins and the Polish Trio losing with a 540 team score. Bill Smith led the winning team In pin-fall with a 520 pin total.

Averette's Red Horses, who are either wry good or very bad had one of their good n l ^ t s against the Phil Weckes-6er trio and took the latter Into camp with a three straight win. Lew Davi-son hit 180 average "right on the but-ton" for the three games and his good bowling was the deciding factor in all three wins. His opponent, Phil Mullen, had an pS night and^ only averaged 132. The Red Horses can't be counted out yet In their fight for a moneyed position in spite of their poor shtvwlng during the past two months of the campaign.

AVERETTE'S RED HORSES

PHILIP WECKESSER RESTAURANT BAR and GRILL

Dinner—12 to 1

Main St. Tel. 3992 Southold

BUY TERCENTENARY STAMPS !

Complete Line OF

HIGHEST QUALITY RARE OLD WINES

L. Davison . . . 184 180 176 F. Prince . . 134 no 147 L. Dlckerson ., 156 151 159

474 501 482 PHIL WECKESSER

P. Mullen 117 155 130 W. Rafford .. 135 203 163 D. Payne 143 136 164

395 494 457

I. M. YOUNO i t CO. G. Stelzer 142 144 H. Gagen 174 153 C. Bennett 153 187

138 168 165

484 471 OLD TOWN PLAYERS

B. Fischer 158 137 W. Gagen 119 176 R. Carstensen 132 118

139 133 146

The SouthoW High School varsity basketball team kept in the running for the second place berth in Section 5 by a 25 to 13 win ov& Hampton Bays on the local court last Friday night. This was the home team's sec-ond triumph of the current season over Hampton Bays High School. South-old's league record now stands at 4 wins and" 3 losses which leaves the boys in a tie with Bridgehampton High School for the runner up honors.

"Ooldie" used his second team for nearly three quarters of the game and had very little difficulty scoring against the visitors' defense. The score at half time found Southold leading 17 to 8. Jack Tuthlll with four field goals for a total of 8 points was high scorer for the home team. Kenny with seven points was the only member of the vis-iting squad to collect more than one field goia during the evening.

The S. H. S. Junior varsity lost to the Hampton Bays seconds by a 20 to 16 score.

On Tuesday evening of this week East Hampton after a close battle for three quarters took a commanding lead in the final period to win a 46 to 36 victory over Southold High School on the losers home court. A fellow named Olson who fiy the way played left for-ward for the visitors was the main fac-tor In the East Hampton win. Mr. Ol-son really "went to town" and dropped in 10 field goals and one foul shot for a total of 21 points. His teammate, McMahon didn't do so bad, collecting 13 points for his night's work.

Eddie Skwara led the Southold ca-gers In the scoring colimm with 3 field goals and 5 successful shots from the free throw line for an 11 point total. Pete Ostroskl had 9 points, Jack Tut-hlll, 6, Artie Dlckerson 6 and Charlie Walker 4 to c«mplet« t h e b a p * team's scoring.

Although 12 points separated the two teams when the final whistle blew the game was closer than the score In-dicated. For the first three quarters Southold was always in the fight. I t was only In the final quarter that East Hampton took such a commanding lead.

The Southold Junior varsity lost their second game In a row when the East Hamipton seconds nosed them out by i 29 to 25 score.

On Friday night of this week the First Settlers" will wind up a not too

bad and a not too good season when they meet Bridgehampton on the lat-ter's home court In a regular league game. Friday night's winner will hold undisputed possession of second place in Section 5 standing. Southold will be out to retwat Its early season vic-tory over the "Brldgles."

SOUTHOLD F.O. Fouls Pts.

Mattituck High Loses to Valley

Stream 34-32 Although the Mattituck High School

varsity basketball team, who recently won the Section 5 championship, lost to the powerful Valley Stream High School quintet in their exhibition game at Valley Stream Saturday night by a score of 34 to 32, the Suffolk County boys gave a very good account of themselves, Valley Stream took an early lead, scoring ten points In the first two minutes, but Mattituck came back and was leading 26 to 22, at the end of the third quarter. The Matti-tuck second team succeeded >in defeat-ing their opponents, 27-26, In another thrilling game. About 100 Mattituck fans accompanied the teams to Valley Stream.

Eleven Members of the Squad, ac-companied by Principal A. C. Garelle, Coach Bob Mulr and Thomas Kewln, spent Saturday n l ^ t and part of Sun-day In New York. They were guests at the Times Square Hotel.

The final league game of the season will take place tomorrow (Friday)' night at Mattituck when the Shelter Island High School team plays there.

GREENPORT BOWLING LEAGUE

SHELTER ISLAND A. Se P. C. .. 134 143 142 A. Mistier . . r , , , , , 157 159 114 E. 153 162 203

444 464 459 GREENPORT A. & P.

P. 140 145 139 J. 152 128 I. 137 145 175

424 442 442

INDEPENDENT TltlO J. Carmen 140 163 E. Baker 153 139 J. Pirlllo 211 182

504 484 SHELTER ISLAND A. Se P.

HaUock 154 142 Mistier 144 146 Sallmen 165 138

173 125 169

"467

141 149 128

463 426 418

FISHERMEN'S TRIO

409 431 418

SOUTHOLD YACHT CLUB W. Smith 199. C. Cochran 190 C. Montgomery 170

144 175 115

177 147 182

LIQUORS

CORDIALS VALUE ALWAYS

We Welcome Your Inquiry

La Colla's M A T T I T U C K OPP. L. I. R. R. STATION

Compare our prices with New York'i Lsrcsst Stores

BUY TERCENTENARY STAMPS I

559 POLISH TRIO

I. Krupskl 170 A. Blaschach 203 A. Zaveski 176

434 506

J. Nlerodalk 149 163 180 J. Doroskl 179 189 161 J. Stepnoskl 144 172 171

472 523 512 GREENPORT A. 4c P.

145 158 J. Bryant I l l 180 148

166 157

447 491 464

„ , TRRVB TOPS J. Shipman 133 163 1«3

201 144 E. Rowland 137 113 112

438 477 419 SEA PCRE8

116 123 S. Schlavonl 124 132 166

152 169

416 400 458

LEAGUE STANDING W. L.

Independent Trio , , , 3 9 18 .. 38 22

Greenport A. & P . . . 3 5 25 . . . 2 7 30

Shelter Island A. & P. . . . . , . 2 0 31 . . . 1 2 45

134 161 146

549 441

178 141 173

492

P. Ostroski ,. ., 1 0 2 J. Tuthlll . . 4 0 8

2 0 4 A. Dlckerson 0 0 0 C. Walker 1 0 2

1 0 2 . . . . 0 1 1

2 0 4 F. Aponlk 1 0 2 G. Horton 0 0 0 H. Wells 0 0 0

12 1 25

INDUSTRIAL BOWLING LEAGUE

(Sunrlae Alleys) W.

Budwelser 38 Southold 28 Mitchell's Rest 29 Sunrise Alleys 28 Yanks 28 Kruger's Keglers 27 Business Men 26 Barth's Hotel 21

Just sayt

.7a5hiQn Patk Here's a two-word visa to the great-

est value in men's clothes...Our new

Fashion Park suits for Spring are as

vital and refreshing a* the season

itself... and the price. . . only a few t

dollars above the ordinary. Jutt My

*Tashion Park" when you comc In.

ABE BROWN The Home of Good Clothes

GREENPORT, L. I.

BUY TERCENTENARY STAMPS I

L. 19 26 28 29 29 30 31 33

LEAGUE STANDING W. L.

I. M. Young <S5 Co 16 Postal Department 24 Southold Yacht Club , , . . . . . . 32 19 Phil Weckesser 27 Averette's Red Horses ,. . . , , , 31 29 Polish Trio . . . . 32 31 Benny's Tavern 34 Old Town Players . , , , 3 54

Highest Individual Score for One Game

Penny 3 Meschut 1 Smith 1 Economopoulos 0 Szmonowski 0 Hornett 0

L. Davison — 246 Highest Individual Average

C. Bennett — 170 Second Highest Individual Average

A. Gagen — 169 Highest Team Scqie for One Game

Southold Yacht Club — 615

HAIk^ON BAYS P.O. Fouls Pt»

SOUTHOLD F.O. Fouls. Pts.

Bowl For Your Health • h i-

RECREATION CENTER r r M t S t OBBINKHI* UL m

n r u v s s o H U v o N i . n e * .

1 9 0 6

3 5 11 A. Dlckerson .. 0 6

0 4 0 0 0

0 0

15 6 36 EAST HAMPTON

F.O. Fouls Pts. 1 21 0 2

McMahon 5 3 13 1 0 0

•raywa 4 1 9 Oosstoy 0 0 0

0 0

31 6 a

CLEAN, P i n t s WATEB An abundant sundy of clean, p u n

water Is ncceuanr to haaltb, but very frequently the aupply of water from dun wellB and sbaUow-drlTen wella Is one of the greatest meqaces lo health. Typhoid Is the chief disease and the great reduction of typhoid cases In this country has largely been due to people connecting to safe Vlllace Water Works Systems which water Is contln-uaUy tested by the Stote Health De-partment.

The fact that water from dug and shallow wells looks cleer and spark-ling In a glass Is no guarantee tbat It does not contain the germs of disease. The fact that a shallow well bar always been pure Is no assurance tbat It will continue to be so.

As a safeguard to health, people In any community where there Is a Pub-lic Water Works System, they should consider connecting to the Water Com-pany mala*.

Koke Brothers SOUTHOLD, N. Y.

Tel. 3523

O L D S M O B I L E Sales and Service'

BUY TERCENTENARY STAMPS!

: ¥

MATTITUCK Long Island

Texaco Water White Kerosene

At Taak Wagea Priest

E. W. BAKER GRBENPORT. N. Y.

Phone 614

J I M ' S RESTAURANT

FOB A GOOD OLD-FASH-lONEO HOME • COOKED D I N N E R OF CHICKEN, DUCK OB STEAK . . . .

Main Road ROUTE 25

DINE HERE M-BOUB SEBVICE

WINES - UQUORS - BEER