1-ic !10St. Lucy Five Rollsi -•aiSt.Along in ParochialaST. LUCY’S UNBEATFV basketball team held a commanding p edge over its nearest rival in the Parochial League today after rack-1^ ing up its sixth consecutive victory, a 73-45 decision over Assumptionon the loser's cou*.t last night. • CATHEDRAL moved into second1CATHEDRALB P. TST.atCaver.yplace with a thrilling 63-61 triumph .KciuiTooTover St. Vincent’s at Danforth iCotv.-sDollofTSchool but the runner-up quint trails the Lucians by a full gamci ToiaU »-;and a half in the standings. !c5ui«cWi :z‘ In other league action last night,,St. John the Evangelist upset St.j^John the Baptise, 61-5S on Le Moyne School court and Most loicason Holy Rosary handed tvinless Patrick's its seventh straight set-|Kj^erc back, 57-34 at Roberts School. junrT 10 24 Parz.ch4 l t T..1lt;1 0 r Ddfhrsp T 3 I7!ri rename; 0 I Mr-tile:» 2VIS CENTSBFT 3 Old 6 2 14 . 0 6 3 15 L U 4 * 0 It,PeP23 17 63Of*!Totalsft!SI. Vincents 30.nROSARYB. F.T.els—Fraro and Russell ST.PATRICKSBFTOrmie Spencer again sparked St.M YoungMurraj1 3 Moran 0 i Dime? b 2! EH:s 0 SIHa^eS 0 0 Poce'li 0 2 Hirtfclenn 0ft 0 Fciciio 0 2 Dawson S 15 0 02 12J J1 s*»o S « E23 1‘ 57 Wals11 12 34.EVANGELISTSBFTBAPTISTSBP TLucy's, collecting 17 points. Three.Firm mates also reached double figures., Tou»sBob Canty and Ed Daughton.hitting £ Pa:‘for lo apiece and Charles Fricano, swislung in 13. Bob HolJembaeki aim vaiL tamtu -k.ufor Assumption.jSv.ecj?rTOM CAVENY'S U points led theloJcftV*Cathedral cagers while John Con- -9^ nors?, the loop scoring leader, I Wier a chipped in with 17 to up his total. _'to 152. Don Lipke hit the nets for[ R,IP.BriskiN'e'tm\s *1 » v**0 Cer.o e'Hcsincbcrrr 0 Fsizsibbons 3 Kcrclnck 3,’AMlftCC 1 7 I'iCLkL. auDC. 1 1!1 III|i£Iihl.16 in a losing cause lor St. YSn-O* *O.A anrre—E’.a-isclisfcent's.The Evangelista in rackingupOf'c.a’.s—?.l^sra air. Her'20 IS iG F!e*?- c!3’ST. LVCYS Btheir second win in six starts were jwicn 2lpaced by Tom Kotas, who flipped [fanfiTr^eiio in 16 markers. The Joss was the,DaLchion‘ second in six outings for the Bap-jfjJ*£3list boys, who were Jed by Tommy ,Keiiv AUelzhauser with 16 also. Bill Gleason was top man for the Rosary quint, which registeredF.T 1 li Hollmbaek I 5 Oro Kinskil 13 t/-rc*i0 0 KJft:r.ni 3 15 Al'«*7raustr 0 4Voum:0 0 Hanle-0 2 League 3 37 2 cc er 0 cWi'l^elm iScr*AS5UMPTTONB F.T10• 6* 10 nS.o-3 6-nTotals32 9 73 Totals 16 13 4r., ... . . : .... „ Score at Half-titr.p—St. Luc? s 34. Assump-its third straight win after losing ;jf*n 13 officials—ser'’. a^d v.cot*.its first three. Gleason tossed in 21J points. Jack Dawson netted 12 for. the Pats to lead the losers.Fleming Leader