Pirates Beat Giants in 14th to Win Open Game
Frank Thomas hit a two run homer to tie the suspended game before the Pirates won the open 21 in 14 innings on Dick Groat’s sacrifice fly. Thomas added his 28th homer off Paul Giel in the nightcap before curfew halted play with one out in the eighth. Rigney was ejected after disputing the strike count as the game stretched toward Sept resumed play.
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Springwoods Triumph Over Highland 4-3
Springwoods defeated Highland 4 to 3 in a tense baseball matchup. The day’s slate included Cleveland beating New York 7-2 and Washington edging Detroit 4-3 with a later 4-1 win. Standings show Chicago at 52 41 and Pittsburgh near .500.
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Boston Beats Chicago 7-3 Behind Powerful Home Run Attack
Jim Piersall Don Buddin Jackie Jensen and Frank Malzone homered to back Boston pitcher Bud Byerly as the Red Sox defeated Chicago 7-3. Billy Pierce took his seventh loss despite 10 wins, while Malzone drove in the decisive runs in the seventh against reliever Bob Shaw.
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Windmill Hosts New Haven Roesslers in Evening Softball
The Windmill restaurant softball team hosts the New Haven Roesslers tonight at 6:30 in Longbrook Park. Manager George Kubek will start Joe Memono on the mound with Jim Surace catching. The day’s other senior league games at Seaside Park included Springwoods edging Highland A A 4–3 and Lenox A sapping Fairfield in a rain-shortened contest.
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Redlegs and Cards Split in Twin Bill at Lordship Range
Riverside shooter Harry Barr led the invitational trap shoot at Lordship with a 184x200 to win the individual high gun title. Milford’s Gloria Sirlin claimed the Ladies championship with 80x100. Westbrook’s Ben Doerr and Mamaroneck’s Frank Jobson won handicap and singles titles respectively, with Jobson also taking the doubles. Class winners included Barr in A, McCaffrey in B, Jobson in C, and Abar in D.
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Lawrence McCaffrey
Cherry Valley
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Lindbrook
Phillies Top Dodgers In Rain Delayed Doubleheader Opener
Willie Jones homered twice and Carl Sawatski added another as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 7 to 4 in the first game of a rain delayed twin bill before the second contest was suspended by curfew.
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Indians Split doubleheader with Yankees 7-2 7-2 wins
Cleveland defeats New York 7-2 in the nightcap after a 7-2 opener as Rocky Colavito belted a grand slam off Bob Turley and Cal McLish shut down the Yankees to eight hits. Marv Throneberry and Gil McDougald homered for the Yankees, who had aimed to extend a seven-game win streak at Cleveland Stadium.
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Bob Turley
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Dorothy Parson Wins Medal in Mill River Club Championship
Dorothy Ann Parson won the medal with an 82 to capture top honors in the Women’s Club championship at Mill River Country Club. Opening round pairings list a Championship flight matchups including Parson against Emma Ludwig and other matches, with Second flight pairings also shown.
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Mill River
Dorothy Ann Parson
Mill River Country Club
Emma Ludwig
Belle Zielinski
D. B. Parson
Marge Bielen
Kay Malafronte
Bette Clarke
Virginia Coffin
Shirley Fox
Ethel Haley
Carolyn Young
Molly Capozzi
Dorothy Sachs
Doris Sutton
Sylvia Greenspun
Semi Finals Tonight In Little League District No 2
The Dis tricey No 2 Little League semi finals are tonight. Park City Americans face Stratford All Stars at Raybestos Memorial field for the Eastern division title while North End meets Westport Nationals at Fairfield Woods field for Western division honors. Games start at 5 45 p m. Winners meet Tuesday at Raybestos Memorial field for the district championship.
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Raybestos Memorial Field
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Westport Nationals
Fairfield Woods Field
Fairfield
U S Leading Russia In Track Meet 83 75
The United States held an 83 to 75 lead over the Soviet Union after the first phase of a two day track and field meet in Moscow called the Little Olympics. US sprinters and field stars led in seven of ten events while Barbara Jones of Tennessee State won the 100 meters and anchored the winning women's 400 meter relay.
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Westchester-Fairfield Women Defeat Connecticut Golf Group
The Westchester-Fairfield County Women's Golf Association defeated the Connecticut Women's Golf Association at Brooklawn Country Club by 22 and a half to 21 and a half points. Mrs Joseph Nesbitt led with a 75 while fifteen players from each side competed in one of the closest matches in the 23 year history of the event. The series, active since 1932 with war years excluded, shows Westchester-Fairfield with thirteen victories to Connecticut's ten.
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Aaron Willey Star as Tree Assumes Lead
Aaron drove in three runs with a homer and a single to pace the Milwaukee Braves to a 4-1 win over the Chicago Cubs in Milwaukee. Wilcy Wil Lyley, aided by Don McMahon in relief, earned his fourth victory since being recalled from Wichita.
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Art Wall Jr Wins Eastern Open In Three Way Playoff
Art Wall Jr Pocono Manor Pa wins the Eastern Open after a three way playoff with Jack Burke Kiamesha Lake N Y and Bob Rosburg Palo Alto Calif. Wall birdies the 72nd hole to take the title in a 12 under 276 on the 7000 yard Mount Pleasant course. Gary Player led early and finished 277.
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Kiameshe Lake
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Casey
Gene Liter
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Clarence Doser
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Royals Beat Bombers in Connie Mack Loop at Sea side Park
Royals defeated the Jet Bombers 5 to 3 in the Connie Mack League at Sea side Park. Ed Soares led the Royals with three hits while Day held the Bombers to two hits and one strikeout. Other games saw Picayunes 7 Constr 3, Holy Name 2 St. Raphael's 1, and St. Teresa's 3 St. Patrick's 0.
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Harding Mat Show Tickets On Sale At Harding
Tickets for the wrestling show at Hedges Memorial Stadium will be sold this week at the field box office 4 to 7 p m. Also on sale at the Armory ticket agency Main Street Barnum Hotel cigar stand Casa Baroni State Street Red Arrow Devon Cas bar Main Street Billy Prince's Grill State Street Arctic Sports Shop Arc tic Street Rotary Sports Center Stratford Dutch Bros service Boston and Bishop Joe Smiths home 1855 Barnum Avenue ED 51473.
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Arctic Sports Shop
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Rotary Sports Center
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Dutch Bros
Boston
Bishop Avenue
Joe Smith
Barnum Avenue
Church Bowlers Meet to Organize Inter-Church League
The final organizing meeting for the Inter-Church 525 bowlin league for the coming season is at 7 30 tonight in the YMCA. Ten teams have committed to participate and other churches are invited to join via the YMCA Program department.
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Fairfield Ruth Stars Fall in Extra Innings to East Hartford
The Fairfield Babe Ruth All-Stars lost to East Hartford in an extra inning state game at East Hartford High School. Fairfield led 3-1 before East Hartford tied it 3-3 in the sixth and scored three runs in extras. Joe Skubas pitched the full game for Fairfield for a creditable effort as defense faltered late. league play resumes tonight at Owen Fish Park with Wakeman Fairfield Lumber facing Clico at 8 o'clock.
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Westport Arrow defeats Bridgeport A's in Wheeler tourney
Westport Arrow softball team beat Bridgeport Athletics 11 to 8 in Westport. Sal Romano had three hits and was the batting star. Jim De Maso earned defensive honors. Sonny DiMattia homered, doubled, and singled. Dick Grahan and George Wright starred for the A's. Vin Kanuch posted a 74-74-67 score to win Wheeler Park medal play handicap tourney.
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Vinny Kanuch
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Micro-Midget Race Won by Pete Falla
Pete Falla won the 25 lap micro midget race staged yesterday afternoon for the Stratford Micro-Midget Racing Association. Jay Stavola finished second with Chucky Samuelson third and Bill Kurks fourth. Trial winners included Bobby Cox Jay Stavola Nick Antoinelli Chucky Samuelson Billy Kurks and Bobby Cox. A good crowd attended.
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Jay Stavola
Chucky Samuelson
Bill Kurks
Bobby Cox
Nick Antoinelli
Billy Kurks
Howland Team Shuts Out Bridgeport Brass 3-0
The Howland team defeated Bridgeport Brass 3-0 in Pony Grads Baseball league action. The Kohlenberg nine beat General Electric 5-2 in the same set of games.
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Problems of Young People in Love in Reader's Digest
A condensed Reader's Digest article explains how many marital problems stem from unrecognized factors in marriage. It notes that the August issue includes 35 en lightening articles condensed from magazines and books and invites readers to buy the copy at newsstands.
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