Dodgers fanfare and boxing alongside regional sports notes
Brooklyn fans sulk over the Dodgers move to Los Angeles as advance ticket orders soar surpassing one and a half million with expectations to reach two million. Harold Parrott cites strong national orders and a plane chartered box group, targeting 98 000 fans for the April 18 opener vs the Giants. Also notes on Gil Hodges views on Dodger Coliseum left field, boxer Bobby Gibson in New Haven, Yale track star Bob Skerritt, Rory Calhoun’s 10 round Boston bout, and horse racing updates including Iron Siege and Bold Ruler in upcoming stakes.
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St Cyril Cagers extend streak with big win
Samuel Johnson’s undefeated run continued as they routed Hallen 62 to 11 in the Saturday Morning Junior Recreation league at Johnson gym. Positio contributed 28 points on four field goals and two free throws. St Cyril’s also topped St Charles 71 to 32 in the East Side Division, led by Kosorka and Appleby scoring.
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Royals Beat Lakers 121 to 104 in Cincinnati
Clyde Lovellette and Jack Twyman combined for 65 points to power the Royals over the Minneapolis Lakers 121 104 in Cincinnati. Maurice Stokes had 25 rebounds and 11 assists as Cincinnati pulled away in the third and fourth quarters after a close first half. Lovellette 34, Twyman 31, Stokes 14 lead the scoring with Larry Foust 24 for Minneapolis.
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YMCA Chess Club Meets Tonight at the Y
The YMCA Chess club will meet at 7:30 PM in the Y building. Open to beginners and experts, the club is enrolling new members this season.
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Longfellow Chiefs Edge Upsets St Stephen's Manchester 89 to 85
Longfellow High School upset St Stephen's Manchester 89 to 85 in a Little Fellows Recreation League game at Whittier School gym. Jefferson led Longfellow with 7 points, while Raveis added 7 for the losers. Milford Chiefs defeated Manchester Green Pros 89 to 85 in a Connecticut Basketball Association game, Ron Harris led Milford with 20 points and Bobby Knight 18.
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Pro basketball scores from Philadelphia and others
In 18 games, Philadelphia defeated St Louis 105 to 98 while Syracuse posted 123 over Boston 98 and New York trounced Detroit 121 to 104. Cincinnati beat Minneapolis 121 to 104 in another matchup.
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Iowa College Bears Fairfield University 69 63
New Haven Blades defeat Philadelphia Ramblers 4 3 in Eastern Hockey League action with New Haven scoring two in the third period to pull away. Yvan Chasle Bill Wouters Nick Donaleshen and Joe In goldsby credited with goals for the winners.
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Sailer wins downhill and combined titles at Gastein
Austria's Toni Sailer captures the downhill and Alpine combined titles at the World Championships in Bad Gastein, signaling a semi retirement. He vows to earn a living, not turning professional, and hints at no more races this season. Staub finishes second with 2:30.4 as American skiers struggle. Bud Werner falls at the last gates.
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Nationals Rout Celtics in 123 to 98 Victory
Syracuse defeats Boston 123 to 98 at War Memorial to snap a stretch and move within striking distance of second in the Eastern Division. Palazzi sparked a fourth quarter surge with seven unanswered points as Syracuse, hampered by injuries to Heinsohn Ramsey and Sharman, pulls away late.
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Pawlak and Halky Win Connecticut Bowling Titles
Stan Pawlak of Fairfield won the Cargoni Open at New Haven with a six game 823 in a slow curve performance, edging Ralph De Matteis of New Haven by eight pins. Midge Halky of Bridgeport claimed a Norwalk women’s event crown with a 628 including a 38 pin handicap while feeding 56 girls. Other leaders among 69 entries included Pat Cacciola 82, Dave Hale 800, Charlie Kebart 789, Gordon Davies 796, Bebe Messina 790, John Sinek 787, Bill Vanski 786, Joe Geloso 785 and Fred Zinks 476 high. Norwalk girls leaders were Rita Wilkerson 616 and Nancy Santore 615. Peggy Everone 613. Lorraine Rondeau 612. Hazel Emmerthal 609. Helen Klimas 607. Jean Hoyt 589. Ann Wissman 589. Ann Zaleta 398. Marge Gulyas. A consolation prize list included a score of 543.
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Kowalski to Oppose Carpenter Tuesday in New Haven
Giant Polish wrestler Killer Kowalski will oppose Edouard Carpenter, heavyweight champion, Tuesday night at New Haven Arena in a two out of three falls bout. Also featured are John Tolos versus Antonino Rocca, Bob Hakana versus Karl Von Hess, Pat O’Conner versus Legs Longevin, and Luis Martinez against Harry Lewis. Tickets available at the Armory ticket agency on Main Street.
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Harry Lewis
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Savarese Sparks Gaels Past Fairfield 86 22
Iona College defeated Fairfield University 86 to 22 at the Brass Recreation Center as co-captain Ralph Savarese scored five straight in the final stretch to lead the Gaels, extending their winning streak over the Stags to nine. Jim Raysor and Diskowski posted 11 and 17 points respectively, with McGowan also adding 17 for Iona. Fairfield’s Hanley, Diskowski, and Panuczak led the visitors in scoring. The Stags host Fairfield Dickinson next, while Fairfield Freshmen beat Iowa Fresh 64-54.
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Warriors Rout Hawks 105-98 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Warriors beat St. Louis 105-98 at Convention Hall before 5,823. Cliff Hagan led Hawks with 29 points while Paul Arizin scored 25 for the Warriors, who led 81-78 entering the final period and pulled away with a late 12-minute surge.
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Kosky to lecture on bowling at JCC for women
Ben Kosky, manager of Bill Smith's alleys and prize winner in national bowling, will give lectures and demonstrations on bowling for Jewish Community Center women today at 2 p m at the JCC alleys. The program was announced by Mrs. Ethel Hirsch, chair of the JCC women's bowling league.
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Hockey scores from national league standings update
APACER Montreel defeated New York Toronto 3 2 while Detroit tied Chicasq. American league results saw Aereland 2 beat Rockester Bermafield 4 with Provigenne Hershey 4. Buffalo and Eastern division games listed Sew Keren 4 and Phitedeishia 1.
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Lionel Hebert wins Tucson Open by two strokes in final round
Lionel Hebert, hailed as the most improved golfer of the past year, edged Don January to win the Tucson Open by two strokes. Hebert posted a final round 66 to finish 265 for 72 holes, earning $2,000 and boosting his early 1958 tour total to $4,264.25.
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Cedrone sparks St Raphael's with 42 in big win
Danny Cedrone set a Parochial league scoring record by netting 42 points as St Raphael's crushed St Stephen's 58 to 8 at Bassick High School gym. He made 19 field goals and 4 free throws. St Augustine's moved into a first-place tie by edging Sacred Heart 24 to 21, while St Anthony's beat St Ann's 35 to 23.
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Knicks Rally Shortens Pistons Lead For 100 98 Win
New York Knicks trailed most of the game but a fourth period rally sparked by Richie Guerin produced a 100-98 comeback victory over the Detroit Pistons. Carl Braun led scorers with 20 points as Guerin sealed the win with a late driving layup and Kenny Sears iced the game with a late free throw.
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YMCA Offers Golf Instruction Course Begins Next Monday
The YMCA launches a new six week golf instruction course under director Jack Mc Goldrick. Classes run each Monday from 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 10 pm, with information available at the YMCA Program office.
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Edos Stars Rout Port Chester in Lopsided Win
Edo's All-Stars crushed Port Chester Jewish Community Center 73 to 62 led by Terry Craw with 14 points and 29 minutes on the floor. Ed Katuska added 28, Tom Latham 22, while Dan Dobas and Vena combined for 28 as the All-Stars earned their 23rd win of the season against five losses.
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Spry Team Leads With Narrow Margin In Bowling League
Frank Spry's squad holds a one game edge over Jim Kelly's Cadets in the Purchasing Agents and Salesmen league. Spry Pitnhers sit at 8-4 while Kelly's crew stands 7-5. Tonight's actions at Bill Smith's alleys include Kelly vs Bonnell, Riso vs Bonney, Lucke vs Caire, and Spry vs Farrington. Standings show Spry 4, Kelly 5, Lucke 5, Bonnell 5, Caire 4, Farrington 4. High sums listed include Lucke 134 single, and Kelly 58 high series. George Hubvard noted with 113.
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