Maple Leafs reach Stanley Cup finals in 3-1 win over Black Hawks
Toronto beat Chicago 3-1 in game six to take the series 4-2 and face Montreal in the final. Brian Conacher scored twice, including the decisive goal at 4 47 of the final period, with Pete Stemkowski adding an insurance tally at 13 08.
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Toronto
UPI
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal Canadiens
Chicago Black Hawks
Brian Conacher
Pete Stemkowski
Leafs
Conacher
Pat Stapleton
Canadiens
Montreal
New York Rangers
Canadier
Chicago
Ed van Impe
Glenn Hall
Frank Mahovlich
Stemkowski
Jim Pappin
Eric Nesterenko
Stapleton
Tim Horton
Nesterenko
Leaf
Terry Sawchuk
Awards Dinner Slated Tonight For Rec Champs
The annual basketball awards dinner for Department of Park and Recreation league participants is at 6 30 p m in Central high school cafeteria with Fairfield Prep coach Bob Sylvester as main speaker. Winners include Little Fellows St Augustine Thomas Hooker Public School Whittier Columbus and others with various parochial and adult awards listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Park and Recreation
Central High School
Fairfield Prep
Bob Sylvester
MBIAC
Hugh Curran
Frank Delillio
CYO
Reuben Williams
Messiah Baptist Church
Parks and Recreation Department
Russell Neary
Joseph Dewhirst
Bob Hennessy
Louis Varga
Herbert Seeley
Alman Lockwood
William Carlson
Marty Ryan
George Scott
Madeline Matchko
Earl Mastii
E. Stanton Kennedy
John Balogach
John Donofrio
Joseph Fennell
William McBride
Sylvester
Stan Roman
Harvey Herer
Charley Petrino
Dan Clifford
Vito Montelli
al Clinkscales
Len Leen
Pedro Tagatac
Gene Fitzsimmons
Little Fellows
St. Augustine
Thomas Hooker
Whittier and Columbus
St. Augustine and
St. Michael
St. Peter
Royals
St. Raphael and
Holy Name
Paramount
Savoy
Fairfield netsmen blank New Haven 9-0 in tennis match
Fairfield University extended its season record to 4-2 with a 9-0 win over New Haven College. The Stags face four straight matches starting tomorrow against Hartford Holy Cross Stonehill and Rider, with results led by singles wins from Smith Fitzgerald Cochran Hill Carberry and Matt. Doubles also dominated as Smith-Hill and Fitzgerald-Cochran won 6-2 6-3 6-2 and 6-1 6-3 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield University
New Haven College
Stags
Fairfield
University of Hartford
Hartford
Holy Cross
Stonehill
Rider
Steve Smith
Jim Mendillo
Brian Fitzgerald
Ed Zimmitti
Gary Cochran
Lou Nero
Ben Hill
Paul Brixner
John Carberry
Walt Ledbury
Rich Matt
Steve Testaheork
smith-Hil
Mendille Zimmitt
Fitzgerald-Cochran
Nero-Briamer
Carberry
Matt Me
Ledbury
Major standings and schedule update across MLB games
Yesterday results list Detroit 4 California 1 Chicago 5 Boston 2 Washington at New York. Today games feature Kansas City at Cleveland Siebert and Moore at Boston Rohr Stange. Baltimore Palmer at Minnesota Chance New York Ford at Chicago John. St. Louis 2 San Francisco 1 Chicago 8 Philadelphia 4 Atlanta 3 Houston 2. Pittsburgh Veale at Philadelphia Bunning. Cincinnati Eltis at Los Angeles Sutton. St Louis Jaster at San Francisco Marichal. Houston Ginst 0-1 at Allan Johnson. All games scheduled.
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Detroit
California
Chicago
Boston
Washington
New York
Kansas City
Nash
Cleveland
Siebert
Moore
Pascual
Rohr
Stange
Baltimore
Palmer
Minnesota
Chance
Ford
John
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Houston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Veale
Pladelphia
Bunning
Eltis
Angeles
Sutton
Jaster
Francisco
Marichal
Ginsti
Allan Johnson
Cubs End Phils' Win Streak 8-4
Adolfo Phillips fueled Chicago's 8-4 win over Philadelphia with a two-run triple in the fourth and a two-run homer in the eighth after the Phillies had led 4-2 in the seventh. Phillips, part of a three-team deal last year, topped Lefty Chris Short with a one-out walk followed by a homer and drove in the decisive runs as Chicago snapped Philly's four-game streak.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Ken Henderson
Roger Maris
Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Gaylord Ferry
Giants
Henderson
Ken
Willie Mays
Maris
Roger
Perry
Atlanta
Hal Woodeshick
St. Louis
Cardinals
Julian Javier
Ray Washburn
Willie McCovey
Tom‘ Haller
Ollie Brown
Washburn
Joe Hoerner
Nelson Briles
Woodeshick
Hal
Philadelphia
Adolfo Phillips
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillips
Phillies
Larry Jackson
Chris Short
Byron Browne
Jim
Richie Allen
Beauchamp
Orlando
Bill Hands
Martinez
Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
Woody Woodward
Phillie
Gut
Braves
Cubs
Mack Jones
Houston
Stead
Grady Hatton
Randy Hundley
Dan Schneider
Browne
Awaj
Dick Field Groat
Jim Wynn
Allen
Johnny Callis
Son
Joe Toree
Chicago
Gliese
Tereaeons Leccher
Lou
Rojas
Onon Browne
Geiger Et Lita Phillips Cf
Calilsonne
Pointer
DeLaHo
Holtzman
Ueckere
Faes
Jones
Gonzalez
Raymond
Beachmp
Dalrymple
Heath
Cioninger
Vfilson
Sree
Mschneter
Francona
Wise
Gomer
Atlanta de Olt Cote
Philadetpnia
Jackson
Landis
Ala
Reyne
S—Pointer
Geiger
Acron
Great
OFS
Gr—Browne
Taylor
Allen, Jr— Cierser
Holleran
Banks
Proprmmes
CSI
Sromc
Schnelder
Claringer
Clerker
Rae Bam
Pater Anat
Wesleyan
Coast Guard
Ers
Springfield
Opie Moy
Japanese Are Picked To Win Marathon Race
Japan fields four runners aiming to protect the Nippon dynasty in the 71st Boston A A Marathon on Patriots' Day. New Zealand Finland Canada and Britain challenge as Kenji Kimihara leads a 2:17 pace group toward a third straight Japanese victory.
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Boston
Japan
Boston A.A
New Zealand
Finland
Maly
Hopkinton
BAA
Aurele Vandendriessche
Downing and Ward Set as Dinner Speakers at Stratford Smoker
New York Yankee pitcher Al Downing and Chicago Bulls guard Gerry Ward will speak at the Holy Name Society scholarship sports smoker in Stratford on April 29. Joe Barber serves as master of ceremonies, with Tony Copertino as general chairman assisted by Ed Carey and Steve Knapik. Public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankee
al Downing
Chicago
Gerry Ward
Holy Name Society of Holy Name of Jesus Church
Stratford
At & P.m
Joe Barber
Tony Copertino
Ed Carey
Steve Knapik
Arion Beats Ortega In Harding Club Wrestling Show
Arion, a 275 pound Greek, pinned 353 pound Ortega of Mexico City in 21 minutes 16 seconds in a one fall match at Central High Reilly Memorial gym. The Harding Fathers club staged the event due to renovations at Harding High, with a May 16 follow up at Central gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiros Arion
Athens
Ortega
Mexico City
Harding Fathers Club
Central High School
Reilly Memorial Gym
Arion
Central Gym
Harding High School
Cowboy Bradley
Jamaica Kid
Fuzzy Cupid
Sonny Boy Cassidy
Bradley
Gorilla Monsoon
Armand Hussein
Sudan
South Africa
Professor Tanaka
Hiroshima
Japan
Arnold Skoaland
Valhalla
N.Y
Stratford PAL PONY Season Opens May 14
Stratford PAL PONY President Joe Grich announced the league starts May 14 with Stratford Rambler facing Towne Lyne Fathers at Clover field. Tryouts continue Saturdays 1 to 3 pm at Clover Wooster and Birdseye fields with boys reporting to the field nearest home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Grich
Stratford Pal Pony League
Stratford Rambler
Towne Lyne Fathers’ Club
Clover Field
Clover, Wooster
Birdseye Fields
Orcutt Boxers Score Exhibition Wins and Losses
Perry Garner of the Orcutt Boys' club KOed Lou Vincent in the third round in White Plains. Cal Ware of Orcutt lost a decision to Joe Medina. Pink Morris serves as Orcutt boxing coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Perry Gardner
Orcutt Boys’ Club
Lou Vincent
Orcutt
Cal Ware
Joe Medina
Pink Morris
Benvenuti Signs Yor Return Bout With Griffith
New York reports Nino Benvenuti and Emile Griffith agreed to a July 13 rematch in New York after Benvenuti outpointed Griffith for the world middleweight title. The bout could be at Madison Square Garden or Shea Stadium with Benvenuti set to receive 40 percent of proceeds and Griffith 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ninco Benvenuti
Emile Griffith
Benvenuti
Griffith
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
Shea Stadium
New York Mets
Bruno Amaduzzi
Emile
Gil
Clancy
Teddy Brenner Brenner
Don Fullmer
Utah
Johnny Pritchett
England
South Korea
Ki Soo Kim
Seoul
Nino
Gaspar Ortega
Luis Folledo
Spain
Kaline Homer Nets Tigers 4-1 Win Over Angels
Al Kaline hit his third homer of the season in the sixth inning to break a 1-1 tie as the Detroit Tigers defeated the California Angels 4-1 behind Earl Wilson seven-hit pitching. Jimmie Hall opened scoring with a second-inning homer for the Angels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
California Angels
Earl Wilson
Kaline
Angels
Tigers
Bill Freehan
Ray Oyler
Dick McAuliffe
Pickup
Don Wert
Gates Brown
Jim Fregosi
Jim Northrop
Wert
Brown
California
Freehan
Don Mincher
Hall
Bob Rodgers
Wilson
Lopez
Jay Johnstone
Left Field
Dalrait
Wood
Fregosiss
Alia
Jobnastons Cf
Brown If
Reichardt
Stanley
Mincher
Koline
Northrup
Rodgers
Freehoncc
Kneop
Oyler
Gabrielsn
Jog Lopez
AtcAuliffe
Rojas
Oood
E-Fregoss
Freehon
Hr—Hall
S—Gyler
Sf—Mcauliffe
Ipho
SHU Sports Events Postponed by Rain
Inclement weather delayed Sacred Heart University games with Western New England College. The baseball game and tennis match were postponed and tentatively rescheduled for April 27 at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHU
Sacred Heart University
Western New England College
Fairfield Slow Pitch Meetings Tonight At Two Venues
The Fairfield Sunday Morning slow pitch league will meet at 8 PM at Ward's Steak House on the Post road. An ASA slow pitch league proposal will be discussed at 9 PM at the Surfside restaurant. Interested teams should be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Ward
Post Road
ASA
Surfside
White Sox Beat Red Sox 5-2 For First-Place Tie
Chicago pitcher Bruce Howard allowed six hits as the White Sox defeated Boston 5-2 and moved into a first place tie with Baltimore in the AL race. The Sox used a three-run sixth inning capitalizing on Darrell Brandon’s wildness with Don Buford, Ken Berry, Tom McCraw and Pete Ward contributing key plays. Howard earned his first win while Brandon took the loss.
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Chicago
UPI
Bruce Howard
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
White Sox
Darre
Brandon
Howard
Don Buford
Ken Berry
Tom McCraw
Tommie Agee
Buford
Pete Ward
Jerry Adair
Duane Josephson
Promider
Joe Foy
Berry
McCraw
Agee
Tony Conigliaro
Reggie Smith
Tony Horton
Smith
Rico Petrocelti
Boston
uUnicager
Tortobull
Foy
Tilman
Fay
Aorton I
Jones
Aget
Waord
Brandon L
Brandon- Howard
Five High School Baseball Games Set for Today
LEN MATEJEK reports five area games scheduled for today with Harding at Fairfield Prep postponed yesterday. Stratford faces Central at Hilltop, Ludlowe hosts Darien, Trumbull visits New Canaan, and Bullard Havens hosts Kolbe Tech in the sole independent game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Fairfield Prep
Trumbull
New Canaan
Stamford Catholic
Warde
Darien
Ludlowe
Stratford
Central
Bullard-Havens
Kalbe
Bunnell
Milford
Rippowam
Staples
Greenwich
St. Joseph
Bassick
Wilton
Masuk
Barlow
Bethel
Law
Notre Dame
Milfard
Ward
Len Matejek
Fairfield Prep Fame
North Paraders
Hilltoppers
FCIAC
Ludtowe
Bullard Havens
Tech
Kolbe
Christ the King’s
Central Catholic
Norwalk
Wheeler Club Announces 1967 Golf Schedule
The D Fairchild Wheeler Golf Club released its 1967 schedule led by the One Day Tournament on May 21 and featuring the Joe Galla, Goddard Memorial, and John McGoldrick tournaments. The club will compete in the New England Golf Association championships July 17–18 at Longshore, with the Shoreline tournament on Oct. 8 as defending champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Fairchild Wheeler Golf Club
Lou Zadravec
Bob Donnelly
Joe Galla
John McGoldrick
Wheeler
New England Golf Association
Longshore Club
Westport
Kop
Hoy
Gitbers
Saundy
Golden Memorialy
New P England Golf Association
Black Course
Goddard
Ted
Goddard Mermorial
Larry Doyle
fAemorials
Galt Ateal
Soneau
Jexirrameht
ABCO
Scotch Fours
Paterson
Ave
Chaimaptonablo
dAedal
O' Jay
UB Athletes Compete In Road Events Today
UB athletics headline notes three University teams in road meets: track vs Central Connecticut and Wesleyan, freshman baseball vs Wesleyan, and Sacred Heart facing Hartford. Providence College All American Jim Walker pleads guilty to paternity, receives six years probation in Roxbury Court. The Friar ace led in scoring with 30.4 ppg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence. R. L
Boston
Providence College
Jim Walker
Walker
Roxbury
Samuel E. Eisenstadt
University of Bridgeport
Eisenstadt
Sacred Heart University
University of Hartford
Insurance City
Bryant Golfers Edge Sacred Heart 4 3 In Snow
Bryant College edged Sacred Heart University 4 to 3 in a golf match played on the Triggs Memorial course amid snow rain and wind. Chet Day led with a 76 as Ed Matulionis Steve Valiero also earned points for coach Donald Feeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Bryant College
Sacred Heart University
Triggs Memorial
Chet Day
Ed Matulionis
Steve Valiero
Donald Feeley
Suffolk
Day
Shu
Glenn Pratt
Dave Cionek
Ron Freedman
Matulionis
Ken Beauvias
Kevin Wentworth
Jim Wattt
Valiero
Tom Henderson
al Barrall
Mike Pantano
Bob Ludwig
Tom Balec
Slow Pitch Notes Maple Grill Practice Tonight
Maple Grill will practice tonight at 5 o'clock on Seaside 8 for the slow pitch squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grill
Seaside
Mackey's Bridgeport Wins West End Tourney Title
Mackey of Bridgeport led his team to the West End Youth Center basketball championship by defeating Young Life of Harlem 88 78. Captain Gene Mack steered the squad to three tourney triumphs, including a 78 54 win over J Williams and a 896 victory over the Harlem Masters. Teammates Tom Sparks Frank Norris Doug Waller and Ron Cruze shone alongside him. Awards dinner is set for Saturday at Calvary church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackey
Bridgeport
Young Life of
Harlem
Gene Mack
J. Williams
Harlem Masters
Tom Sparks
Frank Norris
Doug Waler
Ron Cruze
Calvary Church
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Black Hawks
Rec Champs
Stag
New Haven
Phils
Phillips Stars
Cepeda
Muffin
Obrhbi Brock
Fuentes
Floed
Hondersn Cf
Soto Maris
fAcCovey Ib
Hart
Maccover
Holler
Goglione
Davenprt
Javier
Bortone Goog
Moxville
Tolan
Bressoud
Got
AcCovey
Javier Mw
S- Fuentes
Hoerner
Brites
Woodesst
Brawn
Astros
Tom Haller
Tim McCarver
Candlestick Park
Haller
Morio Shigematsu
Bostton
Norman Higgins
Santa Monica
Calif
Davey Ellis
Sons of Nippon
Kenji Kimihara
Tooru Terasawa
Terasawa
Hidekuni Hiroshima
Yutaka Aoki
Takashi Inoue
Dave McKenzie
Kalevi Thaksi
Antonio Ambu
Italy
Daniel McFadzean
Andy Boychuk
Ron Wallingford
Fidel Negrete
America
Johnny Kelley
Groton
Early Bird
The
Bridge ‘Port Softball Umpires’ Association
Bernie Lassoginate
Iourney
Sage Ae
Seaside Park
Bengals
Fairfield Leagues
Red Sox
Scholastic
Warde-Greenwich
Wreckers of
Carter O'Dwyer
Geronimo
O'Dwyer
Tatum
Don Haggerty
lEvery
Wheeler Club
Friars
Bryant
Sacred Heart
West End
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