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Ball Llub Seeks Better Lease

By JOE ALLI | things, is seeking a reduction in The Buffalo Baseball Club is the concession terms,

negotiating with city officials in | The lease calls for the club an effort to get ' fairer terms" ! t o pay the city 27V* per cent on its lease for War Memorial 0f the gross concession receipts. Stadium, it was disclosed last . f j g u r e which the directors night following a meeting of the ! fgel is too high. The rental for ball club's board of directors. i the stadium is $5,000 per year.

Harry Bisgeier, club vice pres-ident, made a report to the directors after meeting earlier yesterday with city officials, in-cluding Mayor Sedita. Also at-tending the City Hall session was attorney Hillary Bradford, representing a Is serving as

with the club to pay maintenance costs.

for the Bisons in the negotia-tions.

Club officials feel that the present l e a s e , signed In January, I960, is not satis-factory.

The ball club, among other

City To Mahe Improvements

The baseball club also wants the city to provide adequate of-fice facilities at the stadium, and

law firm which I \s seeking to have improvements special counsel made in the scoreboard.

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According to Bisgeier, the city has agreed to make improve-ments on the playing field as recommended by the ball club.

Bisgeier p r e s i d e d at the directors' meeting in the ab-sence of club president John C, Stiglmeier, who was unable to attend because of illness.

Comstock Goal Beats Cornell

W1LLIAMSTOWN, Mass., iB —Marc Comstock deflected home Pete Marlow's shot from the blue line Friday, gaining Williams a 3-2 overtime hockey decision over Cornell.

Comstock, standing near the goal, just got his stick on the long shot in the second minute of sudden death over-time.

BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, Saturday, Feb. 4, 1961 1 7

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Ed Schnurr John Dearie John Tully Armand Reo Bill Crosby John Jordan

Notre Dame starters, coach ready for Auditorium game with Golden Griffins tonight

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Griffs Meet Notre Dame, UB Faces Baldwin-Wall The Notre Dame basketball | Tully. Schnurr and Dearie i sophomore guard. Tl

team, fresh from an upset vie- also have double figure aver- er died in New Yo| tory over ninth-ranked St. I ages. Tully is a 13.4, Schnurr (day and will be John's, renews its series with 111.4. and Dearie 10.8. Capt. Bill Canisius College tonight in Me-1 Crosby has a 7.8 average, morial Auditorium (WEBR, 9:30 Charley Callahan. Notre Dame p.m.). 'publicity man, said the fans

The undefeated Canisiu^s fresh- j w e n t wild Thursday night at men play the State University South Bend when Reo's late goal College of Education at Buffalo | leveled St. John's, frosh in the preliminary game at 7:30.

The University of Buffalo, currently on a four-game win streak, opposes Baldwin-Wal-lace in Clark Memorial Gym- I nasium (WBEN, 8:15 p.m.). The UB and St. Bona year-Unas meet in the 6:15 opener.

The Aud engagement will be the 17th in the Notre Dame-Ca-nisius series. The Fighting Irish hold a 13-3 edge.

Notre Dame, which has won 10 of 18 this season, has good

"Our jubilant students raced onto the floor and cut down the nets," Callahan said. "This had never been done before."

Canisius, which has a 7-6 rec-ord, will be minus the services of Pat Turtle, the peppery

Aud Lineups CANISIUS FROSH STATE FROSH 13 McClory, f f, Fredrick 18 24 Gennari, f f, Green 21 23 Kemmer, C c. Boies 25 16 Bossert, g , g. Broderick 16 19 O'Mara, g g, Mancuso 11

Canisius Reserves—10 Baker, 22 Bedell. , 17 Jordan, 25 Piskun, 15 Travers, 12

height. Four of the starters van Tuyi. n zwipf. s t a n d 6 - f e e t - 4 o r t a l l e r . state Reserves-10 Shields. 12 loanne.

Armand Reo, the 6-6 forward!" J * ^ ! , , * ! , , $ « M waideck. » , , . . . , n Jones, 23 Mcoovern.

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onds left defeated St. John's, 122 Chester, f f, Reo 20 f, Dearie 25

c, Tully 23 12 McCann. g g, Schnurr 4 52 Bennett, g g. Crosby 12

Canisius Reserves-4 Turtle, 10 Plu-meri , 14 Whelan, 20 Kretzer, 30 Skilnik, 32 Lennon, 34 Gabbey, 44 LoTurco, 42 Slazyk, 50 Wlodarczak.

Notre Dame Reserves-5 Reilly, 10 John Matthews, 11 Vales, 14 Roesler, 21

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scorer with a 14.4 average. Reos ' ' ' mate at forward is John Dearie, 6-6. The center is John Tully, 6-7. Griffs Lose Turtle

The Notre Dame guards are, c A D i l i r W o K * , . „ J i tnnt V H 1 Noonan, 22 Malloy, 24 Kurz. 30 Sullivan, 6 - 4 B i l l C r O S b y a n d 6 - I O O t E d & RomWWWM. 33 Andreoli, 34 Wall-S c h n u r r . ' jasper.

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morning. Golden Griffin foach Bob

MacKinnon said Bill ~ Bennett will start in Turtle '! backcourt spot. Other membejrs of Cani-sius' first unit will be Bill O'Connor, Tom Chester, Larry Sarafinas and DickjpicCann.

O'Connor currently is on a redhot streak. He has scored 88 points in his last three games—21 against Massachu-setts, 28 against Providence and 39 against Creighton. r MacKinnon scouted the Fight-

ing Irish in their victory over St. John's Thursday flight.

The UB Bulls, vvitp a 9-3 rec-ord, will not be at full strength against Baldwin-Wallace. Jim Walker and Paul Mallon will not dress. Walker pas a neck infection, Mallon h a l a sprained hand.

Serfustini has settled on four starters—Ken Parr, the club's leading scorer with a 14.4 aver-age; Jim Krawczvk, Bob Mys-zewski and Ray RostBski. Either Jerry Filipski or Bill Fulton will round out the first unit.

Nixon Nets 40 Points In Yale Cup **A 40-point performance by

Roosevelt Nixon spurred Emer-son to a 71-43 victory over Riverside and East came up with a second-half rally to beat Hutch-Tech, 73-53, yesterday to remain the only unbeaten teams in the Yale Cup basketball ser-ies.

Nixon, an All-High selection last year, potted 19 field goals and two of six free throws. He scored 16 points in the second quarter as the Eagles pulled away to a 41-20 lead at inter-mission.

High scoring: totals are not new to Nixon. He bagged 53 against Tech in a game last year. Yesterday's output gave him 115 points for the season and a 23-point average, both tops in the series.

The 5-foot-9 speedster hit mostly on jump shots.

Tech trailed East only once, 29-28, at halftime, but Alvin Hargro and Lum Smith keyed the Orientals' second-half out-burst. Hargro scored 10 in the third quarter as East went up by 13, 52-39, and Smith had eight in the final period. Smith ended with 22 points and Hargro 19. Jim Fliss had 19 for the Engineers.

East and Emerson now have 5-0 records.

Talented Norb Baschnagel scored 22 points and tore off 17 rebounds as K# sington beat

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Mengert Has 68, Leads In Desert Golf PALM SPRINGS. Qalif. —

Lanky Al Mengert • Phoenix. isomh"park759-3H.To"take third Airz., Friday clung ty; the lead in the $50,000 Palm Splings Desert Classic with a 54-hole jscore of 201.

Mengert, a 31-yearJ|d club pro who plays little touipament golf these days, knocked four strokes off par on the lake-dotted Bermu-da Dunes Country Cktb for a 68 to go with previouii under par \ Violets assumed a 34-17 ad rounds of 68 and 65.

With two more roulds to go in the 90-hole event, Mengert kept a one-stroke lead over his nearest rival, Bob Rosburg.

• • Rosburg has scoreJlof 65-69-68—

202. Ken Venturi's 17 put him' and 16 points hf Sam Miloro

place with a 4-1 iRcord,

Violets Trip Seat-ia Lafayette wee its third

straight, a 43-31 decision over Seneca. Joe LoTempio's 12 points and strong rebounding were the top factors as the

vantage after three quarters. Grover Cleveland won its first

game, 53-34, over Burgard. Jim Mastrodicasa sank nine of 10 free throws and totaled 17 points for the President*. Grover shot to a 14-4 first-q« r ter lead and never trailed.

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carded a 69, following his brilliant 63 Thursday for 204.1

The five - round tournament, played over four coumes the first four days, winds up Sunday on a j Parker f fifth course, Tamarisk Country Club.

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Holy Name Unit Will Co-sponsor GG Semififials

The Diocesan Union of Holy Name Societies will co-sponsor the semifinals of the 1961 G o l d e n Gloves tournament, scheduled for Tuesday night in M e m o r i a l Auditjorium. The tourney is sponsored by the Working Boys' Home, uncter the direction of the Verf Rev. Msgr. Franklin M. Kellihijk

Carmen S. DePaolo. Niagara AAU secretary, is Golden Gloves chairman for the Holy Name Societies. Assisting him are Leonard A. Krant i Sr., John Rollek Jr.. William ». Sittnievv-ski, William R. .flprhart, Dr. Casimir B. Pictrlszek a n d Humbert J. Campagna.

Proceeds from the GG tour-ney will be used to Melp finance modern dormitory facilities for a "Buffalo Boys' Town."

Tickets for the semifinals may be purchased from officers of the parish Holf Name so-cieties, at Diocesan tJnion head-quarters and at the Workirfg B s' Home, 4 Vermont St.

Loiv, Burunshi In Squash Final

Bud Low of the Buffalo Athletic Club and Marv Bur-zinski of the YMCA will meet at 2:30 this afternoon at the University Club f i r the City Class B squash championship.

In the semjfinaii yesterday. Low beat Bill Dann of the Tennis & Squash Club. 15-11,

, 10-15, 12-15, 15-8, 15-9. Bur-zinski defeated Dr. Bruce Mc-Clure of the University Club, 14-18, 15-7, 8-15, 15-11, 15-12.

Grey f Ward c Nixon a Dixie g Jackson Davis SaczynskI Mitchell Young Blank*

Totals Halftime:

4 0 8 Tompkins f 3 2 8 1 3 5 Robb f 6 4 16 2 5 9 Goldstein c 3 1 7

19 2 40 Lumberg g 1 0 2 T 0 2 Fineberg g 2 0 4 2 0 4 Frey 0 0 0 | 0 0 0 Hawkins 0 0 0 1 0 2 Fuhrmann 3 0 6 0 1 t Wloydga 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

30 11 71 Totals 18 7 43 Emerson 41, Riverside 20.

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23 13 59 Totals 13 8 341 Kensington 39, South Park 10.

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LoTempio 6 0 12 Schuck 1 1 3 ; Smith 2 0 4 Garnett 4 0 S i Fitzgerald 4 2 10 Stuckey 0 0 0 Mancuso 2 2 6 Baity 6 2 14: Welsh 0 1 1 Kaczmarc'k 3 5 11, Saunders 1 0 2 Little 0 0 0 Cor ley 2 0 4 Robinson 0 0 0 Ector 2 0 4 Parness 0 0 0

Totals 19 5 43 Totals 14 8 361 Halftime: Lafayette 19, Seneca 14.

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Brown 0 0 0 Cunningh'm 0 0 0 Peoples 1 2 4 Baumgartn'r 0 1 1 Collesano 5 1 11 Jones 1 0 2 Valvo 5 3 13 Warr 2 2 6 Alessi 4 0 8 Courton 1 3 Mastrodicasa 4 9 17 Long 1 0 2

Robinson 0 0 0 Montgomery 5 3 13 Bragg 1 0 2 Beckstein 1 3 5 Flood 0 J> j )

Totals 19 15 53 Totals 12 10 34 Halftime: Grover 26, Burgard 18.

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School Emerson East Kensington Lafayette Bennett McKinley

EAST TECH G F T G 8 3 19 Fliss ' 7 1 15 Urbanski 6 0 12 Nelson

10 1 21 Miller 0 0 0 Batkowski 0 0 0 Harfman I 0 0 0 Rachlinski 2 2 6 Holley I 0 0 0 Minkiewicz i 0 0 0 Deganan i 0 0 0

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33 7 73 Totals East 29, Tech 28.

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