Westport Stratford win in Little League District playoffs
Stratford Little League All Stars beat Stratford PAL 6 to 3 while Westport Nationals edged Fairfield Nationals 3 to 2 in 10 innings in District No. 2 playoffs. Park City Americans meet Trumbull All-Stars at 1 30 pm. Stratford meets Monroe at 3 30 pm. Westport North End vs Bridgeport All Stars at 1 30 pm. Westport Americans vs Westport Nationals at 3 30 pm. Westport’s two run 10th inning rally featured Warren Smith and Toby Martin home run. Smith closed out Fairfield with a final out for the win.
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Stratford Pal
Westport Nationals
Fairfield Nationals
Barbestos Memorial Field
Park City
Trumbull All-Stars
Monroe
Fairfield Woods Field
Fairfield North End
Bridgeport
Westport Americans
Westport
Doug Goodfellow
Smith
Martin
Everett
Fairfield
Williams
Raves
Tairfield
Midwette
Evans
Karfiel
Johnny
Oakview Team Wins Narrow Softball Thriller
The Oakview restaurant team beat the Savoy Bees 15 to 14 last night. Andy Cimmino and Joe McGuinness starred for Oakview with key hits and clutch plays.
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Oakview Restaurant
Savoy Bees
Andy Cimmino
Joe McGuinness
Bassick Squad Fights Tie With Trio Industries In Slow Pitch
In a battle for the YMCA Industrial Softball slow pitch title, Bassick and Trio Industries battled to a 13-13 tie in extra innings. Crescione led Bassick with 4 for 5, Colangelo hit a three run triple, and Jeffrey delivered a clutch double for Trio. Bridgeport Metal Goods topped Bridgeport Machines 29-0. Springwood A.A. baseball to workout at Seaside Park.
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Trio Industries
Ymca Industrial Softball Association
Diamond Wentfield
Bassick
Jeffrey
Crescione
Colangelo
Rodriguez
Bridgeport Metal Goods
Bridgeport Machines
Bot
Metal Goods
Ressi
Tedesco
Gary Player Leads Eastern Open Golf at Mount Pleasant
Gary Player, the 22 year old South African, shot 68 to reach 136 total and hold a half way lead at the Eastern Open at Mount Pleasant. He stands two strokes ahead of Bob Rosburg and Art Wall, with Julius Boros at 144 and Billy Joe Booc at 153. Finsterwald roared back with 65 to move near the leaders, while Bolt and Snead trailed in the 143–144 range.
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Gary Player
South Africa
Opéin
Mount Pleasant
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Art Wall
Pocono Manor
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N. C
Billy Booc
Bridgeport
Conn
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Johan
Johannesburg
America
Don Finsterwald
PGA
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
West Va
Gary Players
Palto Alto
Pono Menor
Jackie Burke
Klamesha Lake
N. Y
Bob Goalby
Darien
Fréd Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Loner Hebert
Lafayette
Johnny Pott
Shreveport
Mike Fetchek
Xonkars
Wer Gills
Ridgeroodl
N. J
Tequesta
Fla
John O'Donnell
Billy Maxwell
Qdedia
x-Deane Beman
Bethesda
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Pia
Dick Hendrickson
Penn Wrnne
Jim Ferree
Winston-Salem
N.C
Tommy Watt
Paradise
Doak Ford
George Heyer
San Gabriel
Don Ftourh
York
Dorothy Brazen Wins Longshore Golf Tourney
Dorothy Brazen of Rock Ridge Country Club carded a low 87 to lead the guest field in the member guest tourney at Longshort Country Club. Marion Schene of Birchwood had the best guest low net 91 23 68, while Elsie Steinberg led members with a low gross 87 and Rose Kraft the low net 107 32 175.
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Rock Ridge Country Club
Longshort Country Club
Marion Schene
Birchwood
Elsie Steinberg
Rose Kraft
Mrs. Friedman
Flo Berger
Birchwand
Elsa Salamon
Bonnie Burstein
Eagles Win Handily in Connie Mack Loop
The White Eagles overwhelmed St. Demetri 17 to 5 in Fairfield Connie Mack league action. Tremblay pitched well, holding the opposition to five hits, while Mizak shone in the field. Richetts Lasher Wieder Marks and Fip lar each had two hits. In the Fairfield Townies 4 to 1 win over Lake Hills, Moran doubled, Dziewalski threw a two-hitter and drove in two with a triple. Verraro led the Townies with two hits, while Clark and Sweeny were Lake Hills’ only batters with two safeties.
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St. Demetri
Fairfield
Tremblay
Mizak
Richetts
Lasher
Wieder
Marks
Fiplar
Moran
Danny Dziewalski
Fairfield Townies
Lake Hills
Verraro
Clark
Sweeny
Springwoods Defeat Fairfield A's 5 to 0 in halted game
Springwoods defeated the Fairfield Athletics 5 to 0 in a Senior City Baseball league game halted by darkness in the sixth inning. Johnny Astle pitched a neat three hitter for Springwoods through six, with Ed Hall and Chuck Vogler delivering key RBI hits. The teams scheduled two Sunday games at Sea Side Park, facing Highlands and Lenox A.A. on the same diamond.
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Bob Fenner
Fairfield Athletics
Joe Sikor
Athletics
Johnny Astle
the Woods
Joe Yacko
al Bike
Rustus Baker
Chuck Vogler
Ed Hall
Highlands
Sea
Lenox A. A
Feld
iLeahy
Elner
Ayies
Jennings
Cert Collins
Aker
Olanmiveak
Sarno
Fairfield
Royals Face Holy Name In East Side Baseball Showdown
The Royals meet Holy Name at 12 45 p m today at Beardsley Park to decide the first half East Side Intermediate Recreation Baseball title as both clubs own 5 1 records. A 3 15 p m rematch has Royals facing Leavitt s Lions to start the second round. Nu Champs restaurant softball and Pete s Shoreline of Norwalk drew 5 5 at Newfield Park as darkness ended seven innings.
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Holy Name
Royals
Beardsley Park
East Side Intermediate Recreation Baseball League
Leavitt
Lions
Nu-Champs Restaurant
Pete
Shoreline
Norwalk
Newfield Park
Red Mill Edges Hoffmans in City Softball Thriller
Red Mill edged Hoffman’s 2 0 in a late scoring burst as Buddy Godfrey outpitched Bill Lindburg. Eddie Werner homered in the seventh to spoil the no hitter bid, with Godfrey driving in the second run. National Cleaners beat Merritt Canton 10 4 to stay a half game behind in second round play.
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Bill Lindburg
Red Mill
Hoffman Fuel
Neaside Park
National Cleaners
Red Mill Combine
Merritt Canton
Wentfield
Cleaners
Lindburg
Hoffman
Eddie Werner
Bob Seibert
Godfrey
Frank Fecino
NuChamps
Fly
Ross Linthicum
Ted Ob
Pete Traniison
Quillo
Park Gardens to host White Eagles in twinbill at Seaside Park
Park Gardens A.C. hosts White Eagles in a Sunday twin-bill at Seaside Park diamond No 9. First game starts 1 40 p m. Park Gardens hold 12 3 on the year. Pitchers Dick Kotul sky and Forest Taylor will start the opener and nightcap. Leading hitters include Ken Jones Mike Vigilante Al Feldman Angel Diaz and Ed Lanart.
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Park Gardens
A.C
White Eagles
Seaside Park
Bill Parks
Dick Kotulsky
Forest Taylor
Ken Jones
Mike Vigilante
al Feldman
Angel Diaz
Ed Lanart
Trap shoot listed at Lordship Sunday invitational
The Housatonic Gun Club will sponsor an invitational registered trap shoot at the Lordship range on Sunday starting at 10 am. The Connecticut Trapshooting Association conducts the event with $110 added money prizes and silver trophies for winners.
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Housatonic Gun Club, Inc
Lordship Range
Connecticut Trap Shooting Association
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