DUi I xo«i uKe «•DON NORTON LEADING IN EASTERN CLASSICWILUMANTIC. Pcb, S — (API rending champion Don Morton of Cheshire was the man 4o boat day as the srcond tiaif of a record field of 290 dvckpinnrrs swung Into action In the 2Bth renowal of the Eastern Duckpin botrllng classic.Bowling with.the early starters here yesterday. Norton had an elght^gams pinfa]) of 1061 and a three pin lead over Sd Kiczok of Hartford, who finished in second plncc.ToumAntent director and MatiOR* al Dnckpln BovrUng Congress rep* resrntatiVG Ed Pouatel said ths^ bretijac of the else of the field, the 19-gama tournamcRt la not exprctrd to be dsctded until late dun day afternoon.X total of 9i bowlrrs, aJTiong them some of Ihe East’s best, sail* ed into tbe pin Friday and the fir« Ing ran well into today's early morning hoursFollowing Norton and Klcsuk Friday camr three other early lead-ere:Harold Noyes. Chariestoarn. n.l.. lOei; Bill NlroU. Mew Haven. IMO: Stan Bunta. Watertown, 1027; Ben KOBky. Bridgeport. 1025 and Bill WlcrOokr Olastonbur}*, 2025,Today's firing will rind 96 pinner n !n Action to complete the ^st half coTapctltlop«