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Willie Mosconi, Former Worlds Champ
To Give Billiard Exhibition
Willie Moscopi, who is • r e garded
by many as the greatest
pocket billiard player of all time,
will give an exhibition performance
on Thursday February 8
at Rack * n' Run Billiards at
5135 Merrick Road in Massape-qya
Park.
Ever since he took up billiards
in spite of his father's
insistance that he go into show
business, Willie has been in a
class by himself. He has captured
the World's Cahmpionship
15 times, won the Masters three
times anid set an alltime mark
of pocketing 526 in a row,
Ever since the resurgence of
pocket billiards Willie has been
kept busy giving exhibitions all
oyer the nation.
" We are proud that Mosconi
will be at the lounge beginning
at 4 p. m. and again at 7: 30p. m."
said Bob Sieber the new proprietor
of the establishment
which is located in the Crown
Village Center.
^' We are planning to have the
greatest players in the game today
compete here and I can
think of no better man to have
as the first star then Willie
Mosconi. It is the Mosconi's
credit that he can travel all
over the country and give exhibitions
almost nightly and still
come up with new trick shots
that keep the fans yelling for
more."
Willie, now 54, keeps himself
fit for the long, hard exhibition
grind. He also keeps developing
new shots. One of his
favorites is the " machine gun"
in which he uses a force follow
with side " English" which
caroms the cue ball off all 15
object balls before counting on
a corner pocket shot.
In recent exhibition performances
Willie has gone over
the 200- run mark several times.
The man who broke in bybeat-ing
Ralph Greenleaf in 50 of 107
matches still captivates the audiences
as he did when he was
first showing his colors.
860 Attend Mustangs Awards Dinner
860 parents, players, civic
leaders and government officials,
attended the Massapequa
Mustangs annual awards dinner
last Sunday at Electricians Hall,
Melville.
The program was highlighted
by the presentation of special
awards which included: The
Hession Memorial Award for the
most valuable player given to
Larry Mauer; the mayors trophy
for sportsmanship to Bill Mc-
Clenahan; best lineman, to Mark
Baranello; most improved player,
Mathew Illicete; best back, John
Cronin and a scholarship purse
to a high school senior and
former Mustang football player
was awarded to Thomas Hamm
of Berner High School.
New York Giants defensive
back Henry Carr was the featured
speaker.
Hold Competition In Junior Ice Skating
The Oyster Bay Town Recreation
Department will hold a Junior
Blades Ice Skating Competition
at the three community parks
ice rinks.
Applications must be returned
to the ice rinks at the Syosset-
Woodbury, Bethpage and Mar-jorie
R. Post, Massapequa by
Friday, February 3. All Town
boys and girls ages 6- 17, are
eligible. Applications may be
obtained from the three ice rinks.
Trial heats will be held Tuesday,
February 13 at the Bethpage
and Marjorie R. Post Parks ice
rinks and Wednesday, February
14 at the Syos set- Woodbury ice
rink. Starting time is 7 p. m.
The finals featuring the one-two-
three finishers of the trial
heats will be held Wednesday,
February 21 at 7 p. m.
Figure skating finals will be
divided into two divisions, the
invitational and open class. The
invitational is open only to students
at the ice skating schools
conducted at the three community
parks ice rinks. Open competition
is for all town residents
within the 6- 17 age group.
Trophies and merit awards
will be presented at the conclusion
of the finals.
Contestants must provide their
own ice skates and should be at
the rinks a half hour before competition
starts. Decisions of the
judges will be final.
For futher information, those
interested should call the Town
of Oyster Bay Recreation Department,
921- 5875.
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then bouncing back to beat East
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Murphy led in scoring with 24
points in the losing effort and was
largely responsbile in closing
the 20 point Chief deficit during
the fourth quarter to come within
three points.
Mike Dutka started his first
game against East Meadow and
led both teams with 20 points.
The Pequans 32- 30 halftime lead
was built to 54- 44 after three
periods after which the Chiefs
coasted to the win.
Massapequa with a 2- 5 league
and 4- 7 overall record, will take
on Baldwin this Friday in an
away game.
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