Phillies Rally Past Braves 3 2 In Final of Series
Philadelphia wins 3-2 over Milwaukee World Champions as Robin Roberts earns his 19th career victory, tying Grover Cleveland Alexander. Roberts allows five Braves hits and hits the decisive run in seventh after Hank Aaron and Harry Hanebrink homer sparked a 2-2 tie. Essegian and Anderson contribute key RBIs. Lopata and Roberts score, with Ashburn drawing a walk to set up the winning run.
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Anderson
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Pirates defeat Redlegs 4 3 in Pittsburgh
Pirates end three game skid by edging Cincinnati 4 3 at home as Bob Friend pitched a complete game. R G Stevens homered in the ninth, his second of the season, while Vada Pinson starred for Cincinnati with a run and double in the early innings.
Cycle race winners Barcelona April 20 1960s grand prix
Carlo Ubbiali of Maly won two motorcycle grand prix events in Barcelona with John Surtess of Britain taking one win as the 14th international race attracted about 100000 spectators. The report blends results, listed figures, and fragmented notes from the event and related sports details.
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Maly
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Britain
Senators Rally Past Red Sox In 10th For 6 5 Win
Roy Sievers hits a leadoff homer in the 10th off Murray Veale as Washington defeats Boston 6 5. Norm Zauchin also homers for the Senators who push nine of 13 hits across three innings in the rally. Boston ties the game at 5 5 in the eighth but Washington pulls ahead in extras.
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Murray Vail
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Join Rifle Club in Bridgeport Joins NRA
The Carpenter Stecl of New England Gun Club in Bridgeport has joined the National Rifle Association. Officers named include Andrew Panuzio as president and Warren Cave as vice president. The club becomes part of NRA's 4000 affiliated rifle and pistol organizations nationwide.
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New England, Inc
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National Rifle Association of America
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Warren Cave
Edward Perez
Donald Wheeler
Edward Wilton
NRA
Merritt Canteen Team to Drill Tryouts
The Merritt Canteen team in the City Softball league will hold tryouts Tuesday at 3 00 p m at Birdseye Field Stratford New candidates are urged to report as all positions on the team are open.
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Birdseye Field
Stratford
Wes Welch Triumphs In Patterson Golf
The Patterson club opened the golf season with a pet acquainted tournament using the Callaway handicapping system. Wes Welch shot 71 to win net honors while four players tied at 72: John Anderson Al Loeser Jim Haber and Bill Boge. Team result had a 71 tie: Dan Keane Bob Mary and Jim Alderman Ralph Dean.
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Patterson Club
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John Anderson
al Loeser
Jim Haber
Bill Boge
Dan Keane
Bob Mary
Jim Alderman
Ralph Dean
Danbury Pin Combine Wins Six-Game Lead in League
The league leading Danbury Recreation team swept three straight games from Kingsway to extend its Fairfield County 570 Bowling League lead to six games. Fairfield Academy took the odd game from ABC as DiStasi flashed, Holland won two of three from Newfields as Powrey started, and Black Rock beat Subal-Pino 2-1. In a postponed match rolloff Newfields took the odd game from Black Rock. Individual scores show Danbury players Wilson, Josena, Daling, and others. ACAD, ABC, and Vovtrk listed in separate lineups.
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Senior Loop Meets Before White Eagles Hall
The Senior City Baseball league will meet at 8 o clock tonight in White Eagles hall. League President Logan Fisher will preside and all officers are requested to join.
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White Eagles Hall
Logan Fisher
Fried's Luggage Softball Team Plans Workouts and Uniforms
Fried's Luggage softball team will stage a workout Tuesday at 5:15 p.m. at Wentfield diamond for players from Vine and Nieniake Sta es. Dick Morrissey is new manager with coaches Ed Hargus and George Wilkison. Another unit meets Thursday at the same time. Uniform measurements will be taken. players should attend.
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Feptrak
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Diamond
Dick Morrissey
Ed (Beety) Hargus
George Wilkison
Stratford Hillside Clash Opens Busy Week in Baseball
Stratford and Hillhouse collide at Longbrook Park as Stratford seeks early season momentum with coach Jim Penders guiding a 1-1 start. Johnny Papa rated as starter for Stratford, while Hillhouse counters with solid late-week form after a 2-1 start and recent wins.
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Turley shuts out Orioles with four-hit gem in Yankee win
Bob Turley twirled a four hit shutout for New York as Baltimore was blanked 7-0. Norm Siebern belted a homer and inside the park shot, while Mickey Mantle, Gil McDougald, Hank Bauer and Moose Skowron added key hits. Turley walked seven but did not allow a hit longer than a single through eight. The Yankees built a 4-0 lead by the sixth, then tacked on three more in the seventh.
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Norm Siebern
New York Yankees
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Lee Beld
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Connell belts seven homers in Giants win at Dodgers
Danny O Connell hit two home runs over the left field screen as the San Francisco Giants toppled the Los Angeles Dodgers 12 2 in 95 degree heat before 4774 fans at the sun baked Coliseum. Four homers left the field in the high scoring day, part of a three game set that produced 12 home runs.
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Mexican star takes Italian net event at San Remo
Gardnar Mulloy of Miami helped win a mixed doubles final and contributed to another win at the San Remo tennis tournament in Italy. Mulloy and Yolanda Ramirez defeated Fay Mulloy and Nicola Pietrangeli 64 63, while Pietrangeli and Orlando Sirola beat Malloy and Kurt Nielsen 6 0 6 2 7 5. Mario Llamas of Mexico captured the men's singles title over Ladislaw Skonecki 6 1 6 1 4 6 6 4. Brewer Segal of South Africa won the women's singles by defeating Rosa Maria Reyes of Mexico 6 2 6 4.
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Mexico
Fay Mulloy
Australia
Nicola Pietrangeli
Pietrangeli
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Malloy
Kurt Nielsen
Denmark
Hungary Kicks Off Big Los Angeles Baseball Series
In a heat filled crowd of over 100000 in Budapest, Hungary beat Yugoslavia 2 9 as 25 fainted from the heat. The game drew thousands to a huge Nep stadium and showcased strong fielding and batting despite scorching temperatures.
Seton Hall Triumphs Over Fairfield U. 20 to 3
Seton Hall roars to a 20 to 3 win at Alumni Field over Fairfield University. Ed Szenencists earns his third straight win, while Jack Brennan, Rich Vinaldi, and Samuels power a 16-hit attack. Fairfield breaks through with three ninth-inning runs as Toomey struggles late.
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Metz Captures Lake Charles Golf Event Win
Dick Metz of Fort Worth Texas captured the Lake Charles Invitational by sinking a 42 foot putt from 14 feet off the green on the third extra hole in a sudden death playoff. He started four strokes behind in the final round and birdied the last two holes to shoot two under par 70.
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Fort Smith
Ark
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Gulfport
Miss
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Lamar Tech
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Bob Pratt
University of Houston
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Bridgeport A's topple Black Rock AA 8 6 in Seaside Park
The Bridgeport Athletics racked up 13 hits to beat Black Rock AA 8 to 6 at Seaside Park. Joe Dondera and Clarence Vandenberg each had three hits, sparking a late rally in the sixth inning to break a 5-5 tie. Paoletti pitched a complete game for the A's, allowing five hits.
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A. A
Seaside Ark
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Clarence Vandenberg
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Paul Macciocca
George Wright
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Subalpine Rock Perk 129 1220 Go Rockiee
Hockey playoff seens terms and player scores appear in this OCR fragment. Names like Sorensa, Kavitch, DiPallo, Farina and Vining surface with various numbers suggesting hockey team rosters or game stats. The piece resembles a sports brief with incomplete data and no clear outcome.
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Penny Pitou Wins Austrian Ski Event at Krippstein
Penny Pitou of Guilford New Hampshire and Betsy Snite of Norwich Vermont finished first and second in the women's giant slalom at the International Krippstein Ski tournament near Linza Austria. Pitou won in 1 25.5 with a corrected time after a timing misread. Arlette Grosso of France was third in 1 26.8. Linda Myers of Bishop California tied for ninth with Helga Hanet of Austria at 1 29.17.
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Guilford
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Miss Pitou
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Miss Snite
Arlette Grosso
France
Linda Myers
Bishop
Calif
Helga Hanet
Sadowy Team Leads Newfield Girls Bowling Loop
The Sadowy Brothers Fuel team moved into first place in the Newfield Girls All-Sponsored bowling league by winning three straight games from Beardsley Pharmacy. G. DeLuca rolled 328 and H. Turek 309 to pace the winners, as other matches saw Arctic Sports shop Jassies beat Puritan Market, Dee's Luncheonette top Springwood A. A., and Doyle and Martin take three from Tom Thumb Conservatory.
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