VvUUi X i|viv/St. Rita's,Tigers Peanut League WinnersSt. Rita’s bombed tine Fal-j cons, 29-5, and the Tigers1 pulled away in the second half 1 to whip the Savages, 39-29, in I games played in the Peanut I Basketball League at t h e 3 YMCA, supervised by Fred W. v Snell- c( After a 7-2 opening quarter' lead, St. Rita’s held the Fal- * cons scoreless in the second per-iod and led 17-2 at the half, v widening that margin to 21-4 , going into the fourth period.Dennis Cavaiiere scored 11 j points for the Pete Salatino* f Jim McGarrity-John Mongell I coached St. Rita’s squad, with v Tony Prudente adding six. Kev- v en Opperman had three of the“v losers’ five points. [The Tigers led 10-5 at the s quarter, 17-13 at the half, then ^ drove to a 29-21 advantage after | three quarters. Jim Hatter and f Greg Pastors combined to score 33 points for the Tigers, tl Hatter having a game high of 17 and Pastors tossing in 16. ^ Pat Murphy was high for the ^ Savages with 10, Tcm Murphy |-had nine, and Dennis Connors added six.The lineups:FALCONS—S Conlon and Pepe, 0*1—1; Opperman, 1*1—-3; Tressler, Speel-man, and Boal, 0. Totals: 1-3—5.1ST. RITA'S—Vi Prudente, 3-0—6; Cavalier, 5-l—ll; Ritch and CiriUa, 1-0—2; Hudok and Bell, 2-0—4; Carpi* nelli and Mongelluzzo, 0, Totals: 14-1—29.Score by quarters:St. Rita’s .. 7 30 4 8—29 Falcons . 2 0 2 1—5 Official: Murray.