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.- '. Pag_ 8 - THE SOm:HIN~'rON Nw.~:' Wed., Jon. 7, 1970 A. r(', Second ,L'Ook. Hick Ga ·liette.~ TJ The NaUODal SJIOi IBwrtlera and Sperlllculenl AlBD. Is expected to announce CoIInecllcut's top pro In each f1eId very sbortly, rM uilfortuDa'te thing about participating In the Judging, Ia tae Iadt oIIlClmI\lO~ ,.ear after year. SpcrI8caaIera who do more than read ofJ ICcreI are few and the Oeld Is ~ opeu for Improvemenl eoos1der thJa area fer example: ID Hartford, there's Doug Webater and Arnold Deao of WTIC TV. You can forget CbanDel 30 .. their sports report Is sandwiched between s baU hour of DeW1I wltb UWe er DofBDfare. WNHC-TV In New RaVeD Is the leading ,talloo for .tate and aaUODal aporI8 reporting, That boner goes to Dick GaUette. Dick baa already won the state bonor ~ being "SporIBC8Iter of The Year."lt's doubtful he'U wiD It again, Arnolil Dean WOD Itlut year and the recipient was more IIIrJlTIsed thaD bJa viewers. At leut In Galiette', corner Is the fact he 8Ctually apencb bJa broadcaallDi career In aporia, whether It be Yale footbal1, balket· ball er hockey, BesIdes bJa bJghIy-rated late hour ,perla ~rw,ILlI'2~ breaD the normaIl-epcrting routine ~ the Hartford boys by interviews wltb IoIHUgbt athletes, . Recently he'l put blmlUllf out fer further expClllllnl by com· mentlng 00 the DeW1I, To date, DlcII " probably the most-written up lporbcaater In New EogJaDd, ENJOY EXPLOITING Mag.'lnes Ilke to exploit Gallette.aa a "different type" ~ sperla· culer. They prey 011 his wllllngnes. to apeak irk Gillette', bandwagoo wlleu lIVei'YOlllllalon be 9U ~ , rafIed a!Id atteucled 1iIAA'IChoal1n !kIU~ But tatelttrGllrm&:1JadDlcilG~unflti'ablect ... aag .- . the way and eYelllIIIlly en4ed lip the wont sportacaajer in the .lIte, IIIere lU'eII't too many 01 today'. ''frieuds'' wbo'd .un be In bll abadow. ,i: ~;~f~~' ~' ~~~i~;~~e;,~~::;~~~;; departure 01 Jerry CoIeman,lI Mazur . ..... ,.,....._ • ...., ~ .......... """ ............. y .. a.. . < .. ' " .. and bucom§..veryclaleloeamlrgaIo ut.b.e"~!iJ~ye , ~MazurooY~radlo7"W:eIl.thebralB·~t~SIll~qmt~ , . , a big, ,biDy ear and be Uves III mOdestfy. you IIIld J. Yet, when be a hometOWn 8DD0u0~ ~ay-_ ~ew-'~ ~,'-ii' - ," Is .involved In a sports promotion, his e always rates the J Ideal .. comparedto a:eaDdldate sudJ aa'Gau-:.l!1 wbo; cIeIpI,t+ JU program boc* er the speaker'. podium. Connecllcut popularity, would come OD ab~w'i'tly tlDkDOWII to" Only lately baa Dick sbot off his moUth on bow he really fee~.D IJstenelB. · -, . . ' about thlngs. ._ '1>' This ls.fODletimes thellSODY oIl!eJDga b'l!timer In a '\mIalI" ~ty " , BllCb a. New Haven. There are 119 profesalQnaj ~ to speal ii, . 11IEYWEREFORTVNATE , and 'WItbout Vale UDlverslty,Elm. City would beed a JJartl~ , As you probably know, when mast nuiJ« 'league baseball an- KnIgbls football team tokeep thelporta fever burofng. - DOUDcen ,tarted tbeIr careen, they were 'at radio or televisloD .stations stmUar to Gallette at Cbsnnel a So, it'slcglcal to assume guyslJke Gallette wint to be up there In that press box bleating IDto a mike (or beuer thaD $30,000 per year plus extra during the off-aeasOlL Bul the deDl8Dd fer IqHlIgbt8JUlOUllcen doesn't come ofleD and WbeD It does, the Job Is gobbled up by ex-ba1l p1ayerw like PbIl RIzzuto, Jen-y Coleman, Tony-Kllbek and In tile footJlaU season, Frank Clark, Pat SummeraU and ~ course, Mr, Bathing SuIt model. Frank Gifford. Undentandably, tbI!I irks Gallette, It may Dot bother fellows like Arnold Dean, George ErUch or Doug Webster, "cause they are the stationary tyjle of BDDOUIlCers who will probably draw retlremeDt checks from "Broadcast HIrall\hl game wllh 10, elghl Crom I Itt' lree thruw hne In Ihe Jayvee game, lhe Blue KlII&!1is finally broke mto the wm ""Iu" 6~ lur their Clrst llus seas"n The Kmghls played Newlllgilln lasl Dlghl In Newmgllln. The IndIans won handIly liver Southinglon earher We extepd the Seasons Greetings to our many customers and friends and It is our sincere wish that 1970 will be a Happy and Pros. perous year for all. WILLIAM E. WESSON, INC. 165 Rartroacl Hm St., Waterbury, Ct. Phone 756·7041 anytime. lor C.arf.,r,.e "pat. Juhn Lemkewlch who played his schoolboy ball at Maloney Hlgb of Meriden. Simone's best bope for victory • resls on the shoulders of Ron ' D'Orlo, ex-New Hav~ College standout and Deschaine, t1st gwne romped '0' ~~~~~~~~~~ even 11$ ""'''''' K&J in the Popular hoopsters aDd baa the .taUest player In the league III 6 ft.. 11 In. Tom Be,truczy.k. Hutton's bas the circuit's fi~outs\desbollD-.Ji\1l . Meile ar\(ttincler the boards, with Hartfbrd's 'I'!lDy NewmaD. The game should be close- wltb lhe victory most likely going 10 lhe leam which can control their "wn backboard. . The public IS Invited to view the games, Cree of charge at the Y gum. 1I11s season. I Resulls In today's NI;WSI DOX SCORE: SOUTHtNGTON (56' lJullewl Blue Walonuskl Wlghl Nyren nrr,\t.s a.EARANCE SAlE AT FRAN'S TV You'll Always Score At Fran's Opu Than.. Fri. 'HI9 hHdqua .... n B 6 .' 8 TP 20 6 4 16 1 8 fo o 6 6 2 0 4 15 26 56 ~M.a4."o 'Form' 1;'.71lilt't.'ifop' . The YMCA ~ s~~~;~~ Junlur Hlgb. Sch~l League. All boys In grBlles and 9 who are members of the Y are eligible, ' . Deadline for reglljtrallbn is- ' Thursday IJan. 8), There Wflfhe Iol\lr leams in tile leagLe. Furt/tPr IDCormation !nay be obtained by conlacUng Ihe physical director-· I~ lhe Y. WIl-SO:\ 13.'i1 B VasllIl)IJ 3 tireer 5 ~ub"sky 2 Hlmner 3 !::delIS 3 Jdmes 5 Cluaravellu 1 TIIT.\LS ZZ II 55 1101 It'" II'" A" '" " .,.. ,." hUr. 111101 A,lI. 'ft II N __ Kal. 193 Main St. 62a.679~ SOdtfllngton F TP 3 9 2 12 o 4 'I 7 4 10 I 11 o 2 ._- - ....... : r~"IT"= ..... ~ • WcMcII" fWIItM t . : ~~. '69 VW Sunroof ' radla and waDs, ~~ Po.t~ Ie",,. H.;&ter.'G e,I, 10:_ .... 0 __ n. W'Wa)1s '68 VW Sunroof Blue, radio and beater T vent ahade, '1595' ' '67 YW Sedan BeIge, Radio, Heater '66 YW Sedan We'!.7..r RadIO , '1445' '66 VW Squareb "' •• S1295 ·'495: ~~e~ beJg~ '65 VW IIua =~l:a~. '1295 '65 YW Sedon Blue, Radio, Heater '63 YW S.dan Blue, Radio, Heater '63 VW Sedan Red. '63 VW Iva Cbioceolred ' or green. H&H, '28 " , .. ". · ' to, ~I ", .. , G ' , " " ,~ . , .... • l: , , , , , .. 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THE SOUTHINGTON NEWS - Wed., Jan. 7, 1970 - Pago 9 Has New Hero In New Britainite won Road Race ' ~ , seconds Of Freeport, P'a.\~ ' '~ &lWIered by 1M' ,!If, MiddlelOWQ , . seconds behind Uj~~:rrace~' ~ ~b ':1' Amby record Burfoot to beat with a time of 21 :08, . ~~~~~: failed to appear Sunday general reaction among ~ , ~nnel'll wa, thai Bw:toot's a~nce "nade the race more , compeOtive. JackueeWicz, a gPOll loolting former PulllSki High star long· distance runner, said after the race he 1iked the course but, -"TI!ere were a few slippery spb!s." ,The weather was a nippy 25 de~ and in spite of sunshine, runners found mild dlfficul ty in !teeplng'1}!eIr footing 'On Carter Lane and Old Turnpike Rd. One runner slipped during the final lap while rounding ' Columbus Ave. near Main Sl A race official admitted that numerous runners bad complalned that the course WlIS too lilfott and would have preferred It to be at least triple !he distance Jac:kucewicz led at the end of the fust lap>and rec;~v~ his only threat from Bessel' who Is 20 year,; older, in >1969, Bessel finisbecl,' a ' ~trobg third behind Burfoot imli !II~ ;_Bribiin 's Jim 'Wdnlt' participate Keefe ,-"wiler. Sunday. B~I'a 1969 time was '22:1l3, 3;nei:lIiidlibell~'-' tliih JUs performance ~UDday. Bessel WlIS' cloc:ked at 22:38 wblle Beardslee flnlshed at 22:51 wit,h Jose Ve1asq~ of New York City a close"-sec:ald beblnd In fourth padUQD: G_ponztdl As for soatblDgton runners, Bill GagnOD, a teacher at Kennedy Junlcr' 'Higb School, wbo was busy up' until rac:e,time assillting wUb post-entrles and coordIJlatlrJll the ra~, was the fust local iuJlner.to finish. took 2$th with lillie Last:~t Gagnoilfook OI4iI:D!:W~IP,"': i ..... DOIIDNGO GOMEZ (lett) of Sonlhtngtdn was about even with MIke McDonnell of PlatnYllle wben pboto was taken but Gome, wal beaten by McDonnell wbo took 55th with II Umo of 21:Z8. Gome. f~ and f1DIIbed at %1;38, lIc:conitug to the officiat Umelleeper, Jones, a loc:at resident lor 11 years,.1s SS years old aJKI owns a c:Io1h1ngstcre In New Britain. He Is presbtly training with Bob Gardne1' of New Britain lor the B09ton.-t.larathm. Tbe ,first hi&!! sc:bool runner from loWn WllS !\tark DudDlt, 3J: 15, who took 38th at 26:14. Du Is CD-Cl!ptaiD of next year's hlgb scbool c:ross-counl!:Y team. Othe!" fOc:a:f i-iinners and their times were Domingo Gomez, a ROGER bolds juniOl" at the high scbool wbo took 56th at 27:38. Jim Mlramont, also a scboolboy entry. took 58th at tropby aW/lrcled to him for bl. first place ilnllb Suuday ta the second annual Elks Road Rac:e. TI:56.,co-captain elect of the Blue JaJ>luc:ewtcz I. lJom New Knight HliloIien, Steve Jardine, - -8fitaln. came in 61th WiIh a time of 28:16, AfteJ4 ,Jones in 70th place, was DOD Paradis, age 33, .who took 82nd at:29:-46. HI) was foUowed in 88th pos.itlon by young Vincent Nolan h . at 30:26. John Whalen took 93,rd, Chester Balint 98th. Dick Cayer 99th, BIU Bunton 100nd,\,Jobn SplneUo lOOth, Don Liden In 197th and JE, Paradis in 100tb posi tion. The Elks recelved 140 entries, 32 more than last year. In 1968, 85 runnel'!l started the race and Sunday's total of 114 starters impressed many of the veteran partlcl~nts who declared the Southington race "a real thrill." A smaller crowd of spec:lators WBlt on hand and this was attributed to the NFL title' football game clD television and the extreme cold weather, A couple of the runners took off their shirts wnm, many were dressed In bulky sweatshirts and thel1l1Bl, underwear, Ed GanowlU again made his appearance and the 5&-year-old Brooklyn, N.Y. man again kept his record of never finishing last intact. ~ranowilz was 105th. beating out six runnen. some of whom were 30 years younger, . _'.' ~~~q!!-@.,Bet..te..!' , Granowl U's Ume was 35:05. :r7 seconds better than his 1969 lime til 35:42, At the awards ceremony be received 8 trophy from Lefty's Package Store, The Chamber oC Commerce award went to Dudzik Cor his performance and Jackucewicz received the first place Sanitary Laundry trophy. Eleven trophies, donated by downtown merchants, were presented to runners who finishett . in order beblnd "ackucewic:z and Evergreen Nursery, which supplied small medal., presepted them to nearly 50 lither rinlsliers. ' Serving as general chairman fnr lite race was John J , Fontana, MARK DUDZIK of Southington High won the spectal tropby for being the first local bigb ac:l}ool runner to finish. Dudzik took 36th position. Rll.t;(;jU;NtINc,roaulthe finllh line In Z9th poslUon. the flnlloc:al runner lD finish. D~PITE his young Charlie Cross of WUllmantic was applauded by spectators for finishing the race. Charlie Is 1 Z old. to run topless despite the nippy weather. Pictured bere II S~ve Arnold of Meriden who. In .pl~ of hi. lac" of clothing, finlsbed 65th. Race orrlc:iall ta~r said removal of .hlrt WIIS Illegal but decided 10 allow Arnold an official finlah, It wa.n't thll ..... wded at the IInllb Une .- ~~.;. :. :.:-:.: :;~: .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;..:.:.:-:.:.:.:-:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. : . : . :. :.: .:.:.:.; .:. : .: . : .:.: . :. : .:':':': ': ':': ' : ':':': ' :' : ':': ' :':0: ' :':':':':-:":' :' :' :' :' : . : . :.: . :.:.:.: .:.: .:.:.:.: . : . : .: .:.:. :. :-: . :.:.:.' :-: .:~: ::: ::: Order Of Elks Road Race Finish ;l~ PLACE NAME TOWN TIME .::: :.:. I Roger Jackucewlcz New Bntam 22 15 .:.: 2 Joe Bessel Freeport. NY 2236 :11: 3 Bob Beardslee Middletown 22 51 4 Jose Velasquez New York City 22 52 5 Fred Flaherty Freeport NY 23m ti . Charles Dyson Stom< 23 14 7 Pat Basllck Melrose, NY 23 16 H Auguslln Calle New York City 2320 9 Ed WalkowlU ~" Hadley, Mass 2340 " .:' 10 Joe Martino Jr Greenfteld, Mass 23 52 .:. 11 Wayne Lucas Newtown 2400 ~~~ 12 Bill Link Jeney Ctly NJ 2403 13 Joe Jones Staten Island 2411 14 Bertta(d Wnght Staten Island 24 19 \\1 15 Carl Westberg Hamden 2423 ::. 16 Bob McCusker Unionville 2430 .' 17 Al Meehan Stamford 2432 18 Bob Smith Simsbury 2405 IU Gary Murrone Bnstol ' 24:51 20 Charles Keallng Melrose. Mass 2:1:02 21 Paul Wllhams ,...,--- Hamdeh 25 :m 22 Eugene Reems ) , Slalen Island 25 ' 44 .!:l Bob Caplin Bndgeport 25 :45 24 Tom Connelly Sr Fairfield 25 ,46 l5 Hell Arnold Meriden 25 49 :16 Gil Clock Bridgeporl 25 ' 49 T/ Mike ROSSI Meriden 25 52 :/8 James Smith Burlington Vt 25M l!! Bill Gagnon Soutblngton 2505 :JO Tom Hollander Hamden 2556 31 Fred s~ert Bethany :16 '00 :12 Charles erne New Bntaln 26 :04 J3 Bill McNulty N Kensington R I 2606 .14 Dick Connell Bethal 26 ,09 35, Scott Graham Br~dgeport 26 14 36 Mark DuIWk Southington 26 :14 'S1 Dlclc Hennebery Poughkeepsie NY 26 :15 26:11 38, D.~t ,BE (1 '··39~t·)i\· ifr . !ilbb • • S 26;a1 ~ -11 ... ~ 4U' '$."""'- ·lh~ \I' ..... ._- .. . Qrd 26:22 - Id.. .' 0.' ...... . .. 41 Baron Littlefield 42, Keith Leavitt 43 Ed Mazzochl ~ Tony Tribou -15 Vin CIuTy 46 CltCf Daly 47 John Dolan 48 Lee Chisholm 49 Vin Fandetll 50 DOlI Munson 51 SheJd'on Klein 52 Stan Klemczak 53 Bill Tribou 54 George Brown 05 Mike McDonnell 56 Dommgo Gomez 57 Dr Jack Foster ';8 Jim Mlramant 59 Herb Cross tiO Ralph Waite J r 61 Paul Gosselin 62 Brad Smith 63 Steve ClISoilno 64 Clayton Bnstol 65 Steve Arnold 66 Richard Scott &7 Steve Jardine 68 Jack Koehler 6\! Pete LaWlt 70 Bill Jones 71 Bob Hlntermlster 72 John Conant 73 Bob Gardner 74 KeVin Lyman 75 David Bauver 7& Allan Estes n Pete Pelkey 78 Nara Schneider 79 Pete Littlefield 00 Mike Corrush 81 Ray Hartley J r BrJtol 26 ' 23 Freeport NY 26 ,24 Staten Island 26'25 Simsbury 26 ' 45 Menden 26'46 Irvinglon NY 26 :52 Irvington NY 26 52 Farmington T/ ,03 Harllord TlO4 E Hampton Mass T/m Bridgeport T/ 17 Meriden Tl20 Simsbury TI ' 21 W Harllord TI 21 PlalnvlUe Tl28 ' Southington TI ,38 Cheshire Tl50 l>outlUngton Tl56 Wliltmantic T/56 Fairfield 2800 Meriden 28 ' 05 Mahopac NY 28 :06 Hamden 2806 Bethal 2809 Meriden 28 10 Williamsburg. Mass 2811 Southington 28 16 New Harllord IrVington NY 2834 :/836 Southington 2836 Simsbury Short Beach 28 41 :/8 43 New Brttaln 28 43 Hebron 2850 Haydensville Mass 28 51 Haydensville Mass 2920 BrtSlol 29 24 IrVington NY 29 42 Brlslol 29 43 Hebron 2944 Farmlnglon 29 45 82 Donald ParadIS :;,oulhlngton 2946 83 Preston Hare Cranston, R I 29 52 84 James Taylor Mansfteld Center 2956 85 Btll Werth Hamden 29 59 86 Thomas Small New Bntaln 30 01 l!7 Martin Devhn Hamden 3020 88 Vincent Nolan Jr Southington 3026 8!1 Bernte Laufga& New York Clly 30 47 !JO Thomas Gavaghan Walhngford 3048 UI Bob Stefanik Holyoke. Mass 30 52 !r.l Steve Clark Williamsburg. Mass 31 17 !l:I John Whalen Southlnglon 31 21 !14 Victor DIRamla Glastonbury 31 33 !IS Frank Carter Bnstol 31 52 Y6 DaVId Field Easlon 31 54 III, Chesler Balmt SouUunglon - ~ , ~ 88 Richard Cayer Soulhington 32 30 !I!I John Martin Uncasville 32 45 tOO Walter Kowalski New Bntaln 3252 tOt Donald ZelniCk Bristol 33 t5 102 Bill Bunton Southington 3400 103 Ken Goodell Irvington. NY 34 4t 104 Kurt Steiner Brooklyn. NY 34 ' 58 lOS Ed GranowiU Brooklyn, NY 3505 tOO John Spinello SIJ.II"II"!!\qJI - 3&:JlO tm Donald Liden SouthlnglDn 36 ,30 lOS Gilbert Demarest Plainville 38 '3t 109 JE, Paradis Southington 36 ' 32 110 Leo Pelkey Bristol 3836 lit Tom Connelly Jr Fairfield 41 54 112 Charles Cross Wllllmanllc 42 fTI ~ ~ ~ . 5&-year old Ed GnIIIOWltl receives tropby from Jobn FonlaDa !left!. Tropby .... donated by Lefty'. Package SlOre, BIll JODes ....... Fran', TV Award presented by Bill MaJ preseAts Beuel with award -, NEWS Photos --By--~ ,-- AI1~ondo, , - -- \
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