Palmer wins Masters in rain shortened finish
Arnold Palmer, Latrobe, Pa., wins the 22nd Masters at Augusta with a 274 total, beating Doug Ford and Fred Hawkins who tie for second. The win comes after a weather disrupted finale and an embedded ball ruling, boosting Palmer’s first major as a pro and raising prize money to a record total.
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LaLonde and Sgro Lead Connecticut Bowling Tournaments
Norman LaLonde of Bristol won the Winsted Laurel Open with a 10 game 1219 to claim 450 dollars, two pins ahead of Charley Kebart of East Haven. Peter Sgro topped the New Haven Whitney Grove B event with six games 814 as 113 entries chased prize money and high scores.
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Derby Favorite Tim Tam At Caliente Picks Big Bets
In Agua Caliente Mexico on April 6 a stranger bet $3,000 to show at 2 to 5 odds and had previously placed a $3,008 show wager on Tim Tam and other horses. Tim Tam remains the favorite at 2 to 1 in the Caliente future book.
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PGA schedules Eastern Open replacing cancelled Chicago event
The Professional Golfers Association sets the July 2027 start for the $20,688 Eastern Open at Baltimore, replacing the cancelled All American Open originally planned for Chicago.
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Bridgeport Opens 1958 Baseball Season at Hunter College
The University of Bridgeport awaits its 1958 season opener against Hunter College in New York as Lou Saccone takes over as varsity coach. UB relies on five sophomores and three veterans, with pitching duties split between Bernie DePace and Bob Sullivan, while weather and late start in action challenge early offense. Bridgeport joins the Collegiate Baseball League as a charter member with a slate of road games before a home opener April 15 at Seaside Park.
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Marsala Takes Lead In Newfield Bowling Tourney
Joe Marsala rallied a three game total of 386 to lead the Class C event at Newfield Bowling Center. Ed Cunningham and Jack Gallagher tied for second with 377 as John Maloney 371 T Sportini 368 Vin Ennis 364 and George Seresin 361 follow. Tournament director Dan Riccio reports 162 entries.
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Final Cup Playoffs Begin in Montreal as Bruins Meet Canadiens
The Boston Bruins face the Montreal Canadiens in Montreal Tuesday night in a best of seven series for the Stanley Cup. Bruins coach Milt Schmidt says the team has peaked and must stay there, while Canadiens publicist Frank Selke Jr. notes Boston appears stronger than in the regular season.
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Senior City Baseball League Meeting Planned for 1958 Season
The Senior City Baseball league will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the White Eagles hall. President Logan Fisher urges all officers to be present as plans for the 1958 season will be discussed.
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Red Sox blank Tigers in Florida spring game
Boston pitchers Frank Sullivan and Tom Brewer combined for a 3-0 win over Detroit in Sarasota. Sullivan went six innings, Brewer three hitless, despite Brewer’s recent finger injury. Pacing the Sox, Jim Piersall and Dick Gemert drove in runs as Boston reaches 16 wins in Grapefruit league play.
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South African pair win womens doubles at lawn tennis championship
Sandra Reynolds and Renee Schuurman of South Africa defeated Louise Brough of Beverly Hills and Shirley Bloomer of Britain 4 6 6 3 in the women's doubles final. Rain suspended play yesterday with Brough and Schuurman leading 5 4 in the first set.
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Dodgers Bludgeon Burdette in 11-5 Opening Win
Los Angeles pounded Lew Burdette in the first inning and cruised to an 11-5 victory over Milwaukee. Dick Gray sparked the parade with a three run homer and a total of five RBIs, while Bob Hazle hit a pinch homer for the Braves. Burdette failed to retire a batter as Trowbridge and Robinson closed out the game.
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Celtics Hawks Rally Ties NBA Final at 2-2
The Celtics beat the Hawks 109 to 98 in St. Louis to even the best of seven final series at two games each. Bob Cousy scored 24 points and Bill Sharman added 21 for Boston while Cliff Hagan led Atlanta with 27 as Russell sat out with a sprain. Free throw woes plagued the Hawks who missed 2 of 54 attempts.
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YMCA Chess Club Meeting Noted Tonight
The YMCA Chess Club meets tonight at 7:30. New members, beginners and experts, are being enrolled.
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ABC Bowling Girls Set Two New Records
The ABC girls team set two new records in a Girls Inter-Alley league win over Kingsway. ABC Jassies posted a high team single of 611 surpassing Fairfield Academy’s 592 and finished with a record three-score of 1624. Armenis Thomas led with 352 and Tony Maxim 344.
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Fairfield Pin Squad Wins Rolloff Over Danbury
The Fairfield Academy men’s bowling team edged Danbury in a rolloff to decide a postponed Fairfield County league match. Individual scores listed include Vostekion Tae 140 114 123, Binchia 132 91 109, Nazearo 110 120 117, Poll 149 197 157, Nassit 9, Roneky 115 99 339, Beker 131 139, DeBrske 121 92 140, Hedda 156 107.
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Phils Edge Yankees 3-2 in 12 Innings
Dave Philley homered off Bob Grim in the 11th as the Phillies beat the Yankees 3 to 2 in 12 innings in Columbia. Richie Ashburn scored on Tony Kubek’s error, Stan Lopata homered, and Warren Hacker got the win after Sturdivant started for New York. Turley left with a swollen knee after practice.
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Rose wins indoor swimming triple crown at Yale
Murray Rose 19 from Australia wins 440 yard freestyle to complete a triple crown at the AAU championships at Yale. He joins fellow Aussie Jon Henricks as major winners amid 14 new American and meet records as Southern California freshman team tops the team standings.
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International FIFA junior soccer results and major league exhibitions
Readable sports wires indicate Italy Turkey and Yugoslavia won in a junior FIFA tournament in Dudelange Luxembourg with multiple 0s and 5s noted amid scattered names. Separate reports show Baltimore Orioles beat the Cubs 7 to 3 in an exhibition in Scottsdale, Jim Lemon hit two homers as the Washington Senators defeated Cincinnati 3 to 1 in Nashville, and Dick Donovan fueled the Chicago White Sox 4 to 1 over the St Louis Cardinals in Houston with a homer and RBI.
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