Stags Fall 73-64 to Assumption in Worcester
Assumption College Greyhounds from Worcester, led by coach Andy Laska, clamped down on Fairfield University Stags 73-64 at Brass Recreation Center. Dick McGrath and Ronnie Goba paced the visitors with 14 and 13 points as Fairfield struggled against a tight zone, while Harry Hyra led the Stags with 15. Fairfield’s freshman defeated Chesterfield Satisfiers 90-81 in the preliminary game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Russell
Assumption
Worcester
Mass
Fairfield University
Stags
Brass Recreaton Center
Greyhounds
Fairfield
Andy Laska
Felix Masterson
Dick McGrath
Ronnie Goba
Harry Hyra
Fran Hanley
Frank McGowan
Hunter College of New York
Chesterfield
Desmarnis
McGowan
Gaba
Chrytrerg
Lane
Mullen
S Oo
Sweeney
Murtaushe
Sullivang
HyTa
Barakat
Alvin G QO O'Mastersong
Gray
FFL
FROSH
Crawford
Blom
Keeter
Halsey
Murphy
Parwinskhe
Sorrento
Zieulerc
Toowel
Callen
Andersong
Kelleners
Ritter
Fitzgeraldg
Unarfande
Panuczake
Loughiing
Lorenzag
Southern Genn
Rotary Sports Kingsway Biot
Rowe Log
Or Farnsen
Pratt
Royvier
Del
Kopas
Mills Vis
Kump
Poster
Coprpolsa Ford
Cook's Conner Alen BG Ol
Rnodes
Wilkrsn
Coletsos
Rondell
Guman
Hovanie
Hall
Darchik
Livingsin
Danbury and Holland Tie for Pin Lead in County Bowling
Danbury Recreation pins a 3-0 win over Kingsway to tie Holland for first in Fairfield County Men's Bowling. J Bill Baker led Danbury with a 365 total while Mike Knapp topped Holland with a 368 as they split two of three games against Newfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury Recreation Pinoners
Kingsway
Holland
Fairfield County
J. Bill Baker
Danbury
Newfield
Mike Knapp
Danauly
Se Nasser
Ti i Carlson
Vi Baker
Backles
Swarny
Inter-Alley 1550 League ABC Girls Triumph in Tie for Lead
ABC girls edged Black Rock lassies to reach a share of first in the Inter-Alley 1550 League tied with Holland. Armeda Tomas led with a 354 series while Ruth Mezes helped Bill Smith's team win 2-1 over Kingsway. North End upset Fairfield Academy as Ann Gramnesty posted an 843 series. Newfield beat Holland despite M Gulyas 357. YMCA Chess Club meets at 7:30. new members welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armeda Tomas
ABC Girls
Black Rock Lassies
Holland
Ruth Mezes
Bill Smith
Kingsway
North End Lassies
Fairfield Academy
Newfield Girls
Holland Lassies
M. Gulyas
Ala
Black Rock
Tomas
Wehrer
Esasity
Petite
Verelli
Mooney
Oleski
Boos
Maxim
Ralaszi
Shea
Krlygsway - Bile Smiths Arbas
Covaleski
Treiny
Caserta
Agigernat
Fazekas
Nagy
Dalling
Mezes
North End Ffld
ACAD
Amidon
Nbauer
Pinto
Dirgo
Vargo
Britt
Ando
Mannion
Wach
Newfields
Smith
Alechny
Rossi
Sterling
Cunghm
Kulka
Sansone
Klein
Kiley
Gulvas
YMCA Industrial Bowling Standings and Individual Scores
The bowling report lists team standings led by Wy and Santee with high scores from players like Rozera Brezski Ackley and Ostricht. Teams including Carpenter Steel, Sikorsky, and Sturm Ruger feature multiple games and totals, with headlining matches such as Sturm Ruger vs Sikorsky and Hetathane vs Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Smitis
Gvleskl
Ena Rose
Tresii Ovaci
Alcon A
Santee
Carpenter Steel
Pekar
fNorko
Dictaphone Ag i Nevten
Rashan
Sikorsky
Galka
Sturm, Ruger
Fuson
Moore Tool
Teague
Ind
Iden Newfields
North End
Rozera Brezski
Ackley
Licin
Ostricht
Paquillo
Singte
Carpenter ‘Steel
Hailatth
Ciccin
Thomas
DiPallo
Maloney
Sturm
Ruger
iHetathane
Moore Top
Alcoa
One Sided Victories Open YMCA Junior League Season
The 1957 58 YMCA Inter Church Junior Basketball season opened with Dominant showings. Holy Trinity Slovak Lutheran 55 Stratford Christ Church, St James Roumanian 38 United Congregational, Zion Lutheran 61 Covenant Congregational 14, Greek Holy Trinity 43 First Presbyterian 14. Black Rock 35 Baptist Temple 28 Lordship Community 35 St Johns ACR 24. High scorers Schmidt 14 for Black Rock and Osman 15 for Lordship Community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity
Zion Lutheran
Greek Holy Trinity
St. James Roumanian
YMCA
Ray Moska
Ed ‘Yomchik
Holy Trinity Slovak Lutheran
Christ Church
Stratford
Shola
United Congregational
Boulton
Zion Lutheran Lads
Covenant Congregational
First Presbyterian
Koure‘Imetis
Black Rock Congregational
Baptist ‘Temple Qqs
Lordship Community Val Church
St. Sohn
Schmidt
Black Rock
Osman
Lordship Community
Bears Conquer Cards in City Rivalry Clash
Chicago Bears defeat Chicago Cardinals 14 to 6 in the intra city clash as Willie Galimore runs 67 yards for a first quarter touchdown and Ed Brown then connects with Jim Dooley before halftime. Cardinals tally late on a McHan pass to Nagler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willie Galimore
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Galimore
Bears
Cardinals
Lamar McHan
Gern Nagler
McHan
Ollie Matson
Bear
Ed Brown
Jim Dooley
Rick Casares
Brown
J. C. Caroline
Dooley
Blanda
Nagler
O’ McHan
Stratford Jayvees Lose in Swimming Meet
Stratford High School junior varsity swimming team fell to Hamden High, 35 to 24, in the season opening meet at Orcutt Boys' Club. Bill Forgerty swept the sprints in 100 and 200 yard freestyles, Bob Henderson won the 40 yard freestyle, Matt Pisani took diving, and the 60 yard medley relay was claimed by Manden Camp, Schenkel, Berg and Snoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford High School
Hamdem High d Jagvees
Orcutt Boys’ Club
Bill Forgerty
Stratford
Bob Henderson
Matt Pisani
Manyden Camp
Schenkel
Berg
Snoke
Lions halt Browns as Brown ices in bruising clash
Detroit beats Cleveland 20 to 7 at Briggs Stadium to pull into a three way Western division tie behind two Jim Martin field goals and a Tobin Rote TD pass to Dave Middleton. RB Jim Brown limited by Detroit defense as Layne suffers season ending ankle injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Cleveland Brown
Briggs Stadium
San Francisco
Baltimore
Lions
49Ers
Colts
Jim Brown
Cleveland
Browns
Jim Martin
Tobin Rote
Dave Middleton
John Henry Johnson
Milt Plum
Ray Renfro
Rote
Bobby Layne
Layne
Richard Thompson
New
Agin
Renfro
Plum
Groza
Middleton
Johnson
Martin
Savoy Cagers Drill Final Preseason Practice
The Savoy A A basketball team hosts its final pre season session tonight at 8 30 in the North End Boys club gym Manager Tony Anuzzi says Emmett Spillane former Quinnipiac College courtman has been named coach Measurements for new uniforms will be taken tonight and listed players report Jerry McDougall Stan Roman Tony Caldaroni Vandy Kirk Harvey Wenz Phil Tarasov ic Jim Velgot Bill Selten lich Norm Shepard and Johnny Giampalo The Savoys compete in the Senior City Basket bail league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy A.A
North End Boys’ Club
Tony Anuzzi
Emmett Spillane
Quinnipiac College
Jerry McDougall
Stan Roman
Tony Caldaroni
Vandy Kirk
Harvey Wenz
Phil Tarasovic
Jim Velgot
Bill
Cacciola Captures Devon Pin Event Victory
Fairfield bowler Pat Cacciola led 46 entrants with a six game 785 at the Devon Open, edging Ed Cahill of Stamford and Don Norton of Cheshire by one pin. Meriden’s Vin Shatas topped the B event with 813 across six games, while Henry Sabia of Waterbury paced the Subalpina Bridgeport event with 815 for 65 rollers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fairfield
Meriden
Waterbury
Windsor
Pat Cacciola
Vin Shatas
Henry Sabia
Frances Kupec
Cacciola
Ed Cahill
Stamford
Don Norton
Cheshire
Fred Zinks
West Haven
John Myketen
Simsbury
Shatas
Meriden Silver City
Joe Lukas
Ed Gwara
Ed Stevens
John Pillarella
Middletown
Mike Fusco
Jim Griecco
New Britain
Joe Galiano
Ray Turner
Waterford
George Belky
New London
Sabia
Bridgeport
Subalpina
Henry
Bill Smith
Armeda Tomaszwicz
Peggy Everone
Belle Bankosky
Mary Witkowski
Anne Schmitter
Glastonbury
Anne Plude
Avon
Giants to Meet for Basketball Team Candidates
The Bridgeport Giants will meet Tuesday at 8:30 PM at the clubrooms 706 Hallett Street. Candidates for the basketball team are asked to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Giants
Hallett Street
Milford Chiefs Defeat Highlanders 95 to 69 in Connecticut League
Milford Chiefs led by Ron Harris 39 points defeated the Highland A A of Bridgeport 95 69 at the West Shore Recreation Center. Harris 16 field goals seven free throws, Bosley 14, Davins 13, Knight 13. Highlanders Vieira 23 total. Dinner honors planned Wednesday at Red Mill Seaview Avenue. jackets to district champions by sponsors Alderman Donofrio and Jack Donofrio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Mill
Seaview Avenue
John Donofrio
Jack Donofrio
Milford
Milford Chiefs
Ron Harris
Connecticut Basketball Association
Highland A. A
Bridgeport
West Shore Recreation Center
Harris
Chiefs
Harry Bosley
Gene Davins
Bobby Knight
Porky” Vieira
Highlanders
Ron DeBianco
Suleey
Sockholm
Seaman
Esposito
Vieira
Reynolds
Giampolo
Youn
DelBlanco
Knight
Clark
Balog
Pass by Brodie in last minute brings victory
San Francisco rookie QB John Brodie threw a 14 yard touchdown pass to Hugh McElhenny with 46 seconds left for a 17 13 win over Baltimore. The victory tied the NFL Western Conference three ways with San Francisco, Baltimore and Detroit at 7 4. Brodie entered after Y A Tittle was injured, leading a dramatic finish and elevating the 49ers to a season finale bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssociated Press
Petis
U.P
Cleveland
New York
Pittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago Cards
CitSonferen A
Baltimore
Detroit A
San Francisco
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles
Green Bay
Chamanionenta
Resulla Pittsburgh
Hesuite
Chicano Bears
Detroit
Angeles
Philadelphis
John Brodie
Hugh McElhenny
49Ers
Brodie
Y. A. Tittle
Stanford
McElhenny
Tittle
Joe Perry
Winer
Colts
Milt Davis
Johnny Unitas
Lenny Moore
Touchdown Davis
Moore
Unitas
Myhra
Babb
Soltau
Soltan
Sacred Heart JV tops Notre Dame in Waterbury clash
Sacred Heart high school's Waterbury junior varsity beat Notre Dame 61-36 with Waterbury's Carrington scoring 21 and Kinnlekas 7 for Notre Dame. Freshmen also won 48-28 as Finn had 14. Notre Dame's Pedro Tagatac coaches the teams prior to a midweek varsity clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart High School
Waterbury
Notre Dame
Carrington
Bob Kinnle Kas Higs
Sacred Heart
Finn
John Connelly
Phil Tomek
Pedro Tagatac
Central High School
Jayvees
Redskins Rout Eagles In 42 10 Victory At Griffith Stadium
Washington dominates Philadelphia 42 to 10 at soggy Griffith Stadium as Don Bosseler scores three touchdowns and Eddie Le Baron passes for two. Eagles' lone score comes late on Al Doron’s yard plunge after a 36 yard completion to Tommy McDonald. Baker adds six conversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Griffith Stadium
Don Bosseler
Eddie le Baron
Redskins
Eagles
al Doron
Philadelphia
Tommy McDonald
Bossler
Sam Baker
Dorow
Walston
Bosseler
Sutton
le Baron
Elter
Podoley
Baker
Dusty Basketball Loop Opens 1957 58 Season
The American Division of the YMCA Industrial Basketball league starts its 1957-58 schedule at Brass Recreation Center tonight with Raybestos Brake Lines facing Manning Maxwell Moore in the feature game about 9 30 p m. Earlier games include Warner Brothers vs Southern New England Telephone at 6 30 p m Detroit Controls vs United Illuminating at 7 30 p m and Dictaphone vs Lycoming at 8 30 p m. Lycoming beat Brake Liners last season and was runner up in 1956 57 A Division. National Division games begin Wednesday at Brass Recreation Center with four contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony’s
St. Stephen's
Bassick High School
St. Ann's
St. Thom‘las
St. Augustine's
St. Raphael’s
Martin
St, Anthony's
Baredas
Tolhi Farkas
Miklos
Murry Jotos
T Belein
O Sinkewicz
James
Kramer
McGinnis
Pirilay
Kalwelt
Piniaine
Soltistakie
Gulyas
Savoles Bortoski
Brideau
Magers
ST. Ann
Kalnich
DeMatteo
Icon
DuPontkovsky
Lycoming
Nited
Raybestos
Raybestos Brake Lines
Manning-Maxwell-Moore
Ymca Industrial Basketball League
Brass Recreation Center
Warner Brothers
Southern New England Telephone Company
Detroit Controls
United Wluminating
Dictaphone Va. Lycoming
Barry Clothes team tops Firemen 56 44 in Wakeman gym
The Barry Clothes basketball team defeated the Southport Firemen 56 to 44 at Wakeman Memorial Boys' Club gym. High scorers were Charley Clinkscales with 16 points and Ed Kennedy and Bill Navee with 12 apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Southport Firemen
Wakeman Memorial
The
Clothiers
Charley Clinkscales
Ed Kennedy
Bill Navee
Royals Defeat Warriors 99 88 In Cincinnati
Cincinnati Royals beat the Philadelphia Warriors 99 to 88 before 2611 fans at Cincinnati Garden. Jack Twyman Dick Ricketts and Clyde Lovellette sparked a third period run, scoring 21 of 27 points to pull away and secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jack Twyman
Dick Ricketts
Clyde Lovellete
Cincinnati Royals
Philadelphia Warriors
Cincinnati Garden
Philadelpima
Twyman
Davis
Ricketts
Graboski
Piontek
Salisbury
Meineke
St Johnston
Lovnette
Beck
Regan
Dempsey
King
George
Paxson
Gola
Walsh
Ravenblahe
Jinelmnatt
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philladelphia
Forerty
Browntei I—Davenport
Siitroke
Tschenkel
DeLaurenzo
Doesr
Scarelling Hy
Sederquist
Gomezse
Hamten Andrews
Scarpellino
Snoker
Cosmopolitan Bowling
Staniings
Berkshire
McHugh
Mena Electric
Chubby's
Pact
e.Kucees
Steve's
S. Vg
McHugh's
Pact’s
iChubby's
Berkshire Coy Basketball, Association
Millard Chiefs
Hamilton Standard
Windsor Locks
Danbury War Memorial Sra
Columbus Bears
New Haven
Marco Polos
E. Hartford
Green Manor
Manchester
Derby Vets
J Holland
Newhields Holland
Knapp
Uj Conaine
Ben Sherwd
Teres C
Frfld Academy Abc
Voytek Vig
Stannik
Pall
Kitchak
Koneky
Lawonee
Tronone
Benimin
DiStasl
Cerrone
Dipalle
Beresin
Jobla
Ten Fin Bevision
Church JR
Akeey Feutglireie To
B. & J. Auto Spring CO
State St. Kintins Ave
Renshes
Dan Fran
Pia
Edgeworth
America
Richmond
Virginia
Larus & Brother Company, Inc
Fina Toborcos
Savoy Cagers
Bill Barnes
Barnes
Don Shula
Chuck Drazenovich
Giants
Anthony’s Victor
Rouson
Norm van Brocklin
Los Angeles Rams
Green Bay Packers
Rams
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Ram
van Brocklin
Joe Marconi
Hirsch
Wade
Marconi
Clarke
Lundy
Cothren
Ferguson
Parelli
McGee
Starr
Cone
Dusty
Ibarry
Royals
Warriors
Moore's
Wae
Hubbell & Wade CO
Fairfield Ave
G. I
Bridqeport
Lece- Hon
Connecticut
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!