New Haven Defeats Sacred Heart 5-2 in Windy SHU Field
New Haven College, led by freshman pitcher John Krawiecki, defeated Sacred Heart 5-2 at SHU field. Krawiecki logged 15 strikeouts in a nine inning win as the Chargers build a lead and hold on despite Sacred Heart threats. Fairfield University visit follows for a 3 p.m. game at Alumni Field.
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Len Matejak
New Haven College
Frank Vieira
Sacred Heart, University
Shu Field
Vieira
Central High
Quinnipiac
John Krawiecki
Krawiecki
Schenectady
N. Y
Pioneers
New Haven
Fairfield University
Stags
Alumni Field
Don Cook
Ted Symeon
Frank Mahoney
Fairfield
Bill Granata
Dennis Hurlle
al Vestro
John Walsh
Chargers
Leo Kent
Neil Olson
Pioneer
Bruce Bernhard
Park Avenue Nine
Bud Hannon Zelenak Honored at CYO Dinner
Bud Hannon of Assumption parochial school and Tom Zelenak of Stratford Holy Name won top awards at Bridgeport Diocesan CYO Awards dinner. Hannon took Coach of the Year while Zelenak was Scholar-Athlete. Various teams and individual bowling honors were announced, with trophies donated by Pace Construction, Meyer Trucking, and Silliman Co.
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Emmett Spillane
Bud Hannon
Assumption Parochial School
Tom Zelenak
Stratford
Holy Name
Bridgeport
CYO
Inn
Central High School
Hannon
Stratford’ High School
Zelenak
Frank Dellolio
Mickey Brescia
Tucker Frederickson
John Lewis
Vincent Simko
Fred Oates
Larry Pace
Pace Construction Co
Stamford Catholic
Ricky Robustelli
St. Peter’s
St. Raphael's
Bill Sarosky
Jim Medina
St. Mary's
Jerry Lademan
Asssumption
Paul Yates
St. Thomas
Ray Montambo
Bill Dumond
Ed Cotto
Frederickson
William Meyer Trucking Co
Silliman Co
College Results Highlight Varied Performances Across Rounds
Ambiguous OCR text hints at college results with names like Clark Conn and Rhode talent. No clear event, dates, or outcomes are readable to form a precise summary.
Sparma Throws Five-Hitter as Tigers Blank A's
Detroit pitcher Joe Sparma limited the Kansas City Athletics to five hits and earned his first win since June 5, as the Tigers rolled to a 5-0 victory. The game was highlighted by Sparma's steady afternoon on the mound and a Detroit offense that provided early support.
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Sparma
Tigers
Detroit
UPI
Joe Sparma
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City
Orioles Triumph 2-1 Over Angels Clinch First Place Lead
Frank Robinson drove in a run with a sacrifice fly and scored another after a third inning triple as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the California Angels 2-1. Tommy Phoebus earned his first win of the year against one loss, fanning seven as Baltimore knocked the Angels from first place.
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UPI
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
California Angels
F. Robinson
Brooks Robinson
George Brunet
Tommy Phoebus
Bobby Knoop
Knoop
Angels
Paul Schaal
Ett
Arpa
Jay
Tigers
Sparma
Johnstone
Rick Reichardt
Don Mincher
Jimmie Hall
Lew Krausse
Stu Miller
Dick McAuliffe
Tom Satriano
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Lee
Ed Charles
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Blefary
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Sparmap
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Kersey
Gdnern
Poe
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S&werthrup
Cash
Cincinnati
Ford Leads Yankees in 11-2 Victory Over White Sox
Veteran Whitey Ford won his second straight game as New York pounded Chicago 11-2 behind a 17 hit attack. Charlie Smith had four hits, Dick Howser three, with key blows fueling a six run fifth inning that chased starter Tommy John. Ford improved to 2-1 with eight hits allowed and one walk over a complete game.
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NEW York
UPI
Whitey Ford
Charlie Smith
Dick Howser
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Ford
White Sox
Yankees
Tommy John
Smith
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Bill Robinson
Lou Clinton
Howser
Tom Tresh
Ron Hansen
Mantle
Dennis Higgins
Joe Pepitone
Ruben Amaro
Chicago Yanks
Red Sox Dominate Senators 9 3 on Three First Inning Homers
Boston Cavaliers? actually Red Sox erupt with early homers by Reggie Smith Mike Andrews and Tony Coniglia to beat the Washington Senators 9 to 3. Hank Fischer earns the win with five hits allowed as Smith opens with a homer, Andrews belts a two run shot in the second and Coniglia adds another in the third. Jim French and Carl Yastrzemski contribute later hits. Senators mistakes and wild pitches aid Boston’s rally.
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UPI
Boston Red Sox
Reggie Smith
Mike Andrews
Tony Coniglia
Washington, Senators
Hank Fischer
Smith
Pete Richert
Andrews
George Scott
Russ Gibson
Conigliaro
Bob Humphreys
Red Sox
Jim French
Wild
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Joe Foy
Conigliatro
Jim King
Fred Valentine
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Meddullen
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Scholastic Baseball Games Today Across Local Schools
Notre Dame W H faces Notre Dame Rpt and Wright Fech meets St Josephs Heamden at Law McMahon plays Ludlowe New Canaan meets Staples Rippowam faces Trumbull Bethel takes Christ the King Barlow meets Central Catholic Kolbe plays St Marys On Thursday Bassick battles Fairfield Prep Central plays Stratford Trumbull meets Stamford Catholic Ludlowe versus New Canaan Norwalk clashes Warde Hillhouse meets St Josephs Christ the King meets North Bradford Barlow vs Abbott Tech Also note Don Newcombe won the 1956 NL Cy Young for the Dodgers as reported by UPI.
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W.H
Wright Fech
St. Joseph’s
Hamden
Law McMahon
Leafs beat Canadiens in second overtime for 3-2 win
Bob Pulford scored at 8 26 of the second overtime to lift the Toronto Maple Leafs past the Montreal Canadiens 3-2 and move ahead 2-1 in the Stanley Cup final. Pulford received a pass from Jim Pappin and beat Rogatien Vachon for the winner after 49 minutes of scoreless overtime.
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UPI
Bob Pulford
Rogatien Vachon
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal Canadiens
Pulford
Jim Pappin
Vachon
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
Xatlanta
Chicago
Leafs
Johnny Bower
Pittsburgh
Francisco
Pappin
Major League results from yesterday
The New York team edged Chicago 2 to 1 in 18 innings while Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3. St Louis beat Houston 4 to 0. Atlanta faced Los Angeles in the night game and Cincinnati and San Francisco had road matchups.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
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L. Jackson
Fryman
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Housston
Cuckar
Cloninger
Drysdale
McCool
Herbel
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
California
Fairfield Babe Ruth tryouts set for 12th season
Fairfield Babe Ruth league announces tryouts for boys ages 13 to 15 on Saturday. Practice sites and leaders: Fairfield Lumber Sturges Park 1:30 p.m.. Varsity Sports Andrew Warde 4 p.m.. Assumption Owen Fish 9:30 a.m.. Fairfield Townies Tunxis Hill 9:30 a.m.. Clampetts Sporting Goods Sturgesfield 1:30 p.m.. PAL North Owen Fish 1:30 p.m. One more team led by Bob Hall and Bill Elliott at Gould Manor 9:30 a.m.
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Fairfield Townies
Jim Verzaro
Bill Bevans
Tunxis Hill
Clampetts Sporting Goods
Tom Melita
Dick Kuroghlian
Sturgesfield
PAL North
Jerry Ertz
Harry Day
Owen Fish
Bob Hall
Bill Elliott
Gould Manor Field
Senior City Baseball League Holds First Meeting of Year
The Senior City Baseball League will hold its first meeting of the year tonight at 7 30 oclock in the Mastii Insurance Agency office on Main Street. Returning teams from last year and new applicants are urged to attend.
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Mastii Insurance Agency
Main Street
Stargell and O'Dell Lead Pirates Past Phillies 7-3
Willie Stargell drove in four runs and Billy O'Dell pitched 51 2/3 innings of one hit relief to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. O'Dell recovered after Clay Dalrymple homer and a walk, retiring 12 straight, as Stargell added an early runs-scoring groundout and a second inning single before belting his 500th career hit in the seventh with Roberto Clemente aboard.
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Pittsburgh
OPI
Willie Stargell
Billy O'Dell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
O'Dell
Addison
Pirate
Dennis Ribant
Clay Dalrymple
Grant Jackson
Phillies
Bunning
Phils
Pirates
Stargell
Roberto Clemente
Matty Alou
Maury Wills
Clemente
Manny Mota
Wills
John Callison
Dalrymple
Philadelphia
Pittsburon
Seaver Hero As Mets Edge Cubs 2-1 In Ten
Tom Seaver scattered four hits and scored from second on Al Luplow’s RBI single in the 10th inning to lift the New York Mets to a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Ken Holtzman pitched well for Chicago but took the loss.
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Chicago
UPI
Tom Seaver
al Luplow
New York Mets
Seaver
Bud Harrelson
Ron Santo
Don Kessinger
Mets
Cubs
Bill Hands
Cleon Jones
Tom Reynolds
Ken Boyer
Luplow
Jefthander
Ken Holtzman
Holtzman
Mets Seaver Shines In Hat Trick Boosting Spring Start
CHICAGO UP I Mets land Seaver in a hat draw, the $50,000 rookie wins 2-1 over the Cubs. Seaver pitches four hits, one run in 10 innings, drives in the deciding run, and reflects on his coach Rod Dedeaux's influence and thinking as a key factor in his clutch spring performance.
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UPI
New York Mets
Mets
Tom Seaver
Fresno
Calif
William Eckert
Seaver
al Luplow
New York Metts
Chicago Cubs
University of Southern California
Atlanta Braves
Trojans
Eckert
Dedeaux
Cubs
Don Kessinger
Ron Santo
Bud Ffarrelson
Wes Westrum
Al Jackson Throws One-Hitter as Cardinals Past Astros 4-0
Al Jackson allowed a single by Bob Aspromonte in the eighth inning for the only Houston hit as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Astros 4-0. Tim McCarver hit a two-run homer in the second, Lou Brock drove in a run, and Roger Maris scored on a run, with Brock adding another RBI. The Astros dropped to nine straight losses, the majors’ longest skid of the season, as Grady Hatton shuffled the lineup seeking a spark.
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Mike Mullen
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Hearts
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Mullen
SHU
Krawiecki
Chargers
Jack Nisbet
Ron Kavanaugh
Pioneers
Wally Hrabstock
New Haven
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Gazsez
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Bonoghue
Adullen
Sacred Heart New Haven
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Houston
UPI
al Jackson
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Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
Astros
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Roger Maris
Lou Brock
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Ed Spiezio
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Joe Morgan
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Louis Houston
Brock
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Landis
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Wynn
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St. Louis
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Sembera
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Zachary
Moris
Javier
Bunnell High Wins 61 52 Over Central in Track Meet
Bunnell high school's track team defeated Central 61 to 52 in a recent meet despite a triple by Larry Roberson of the Hilltoppers. Strong performances listed include Kelleher and Longhammer in sprints, Roberson winning long jump, and Roberson anchoring the relay squad.
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Bunnell High School
Cenitral
Larry Roberson
Hilltoppers
Winston
Kelleher Citter Racer
Cehroder
Teter
Kelleher
Longhammer
Sparks
Che Hurley
Ar Wenoull
Chote Goltton Prosouky
Pole ‘Veultoers
Mulroney
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Te Sunnell
Goteng
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Wintton
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Roberson
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Jimenex
Robersen
Allman
Stovellae Roberson
Pistey
Bonney
James
Harris
Burnell
Central
Savoy Group Plans June Dinner Dance Honoring State Rep Testo
The Savoy A A committee meets tonight at eight to organize a June 3 dinner dance at Pleasure Beach ballroom in honor of State Rep Robert Testo. Gus Meyers' string ensemble will provide dinner music and Guy Lombardo and the Royal Canadians will supply the dancing tunes.
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Savoy
A.A
Robert Testo
Gus Meyers
Guy, Lombardo
Hargan Sparkles As Indians Edge Minnesota 1-0
Cleveland right hander Steve Hargan fired a two hitter and scored the winning run on Max Alvis's sacrifice fly in the sixth inning as the Indians defeated the Twins 3-0. Hargan doubled and scored after Vic Davalillo's two bagger set up Alvis's clutch fly. Cesar Tovar hesitated on a fielding error during the setup.
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Cleveland
UPI
Steve Hargan
Max Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Hargan
Vic Davalillo
Cesar Tovar
Alvis
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