Rosebuds Beat Lenox 8 to 4 in Senior League Showdown
The Rosebuds upset defending champion Lenox A A by 8 to 4 at Seaside Park. A six run fourth inning powered the Rosebuds with six hits and five Lenox errors backing Ray Anderson who earned the win. White Eagles led the league after a 6 0 victory over Herald Sportsmen as Harding High standouts Onuska and Vacho drove in seven.
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Harding High School
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the Rocks
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Barnum Avenue
Mill River hosts fifth pro am golf tourney
The Mill River Country Club stages the fifth pro am event of the season with the largest field yet. Foursomes tee off from noon to 2 pm under the supervision of Mill River pro Lou Galley. No team has won the best ball foursome prize in any prior event and the home pro has never taken top honors with his team.
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Mill River Country Club
Lou Galley
Mill River
Raybestos Cards split twin bill with DeJar Amsco club
The Raybestos Cardinals and DeJar Amsco club of New York split a doubleheader at Raybestos Memorial field before 300 fans. Jerry Fleming beat Frank Kuchta 2 1 in the opener. Art Brauer led a 7 2 victory in the nightcap as Fleming and Connolly plated runs with timely hits.
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New York
Raybestos Memorial Field
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Red Birds
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Meriden
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Memorial Field
Crowley Fires One Hit Shutout In Milford Win
Red Crowley fanned 19 as Milford Indians crushed Rodney A's 13 to 0 at Seaside Park. Only hit off Crowley came on a slow roller by Andy Tomasko in the third. Highland A.A. beat Naval Reserve 17 to 3 with Red Graether’s three hits and four runs.
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Red Crowley
Milford Indians
Rodney A’s
Seaside Park
Andy Tomasko
Crowley
Highland A.A
Naval Reserve
Red Graether
Highlanders
Bob Jacozza
Mike Grasso
Bob Ritzert
Tantimonico
Ernie Roziak
Naval
Kelly Kids Triumph at Holy Name Outing in Derby
The Holy Name Bowling league held its annual outing at Grassy Hill park in Derby after a Memorial Mass at St. Michael's church. The Kelly Kids defeated Dodo's Dummies 13 to 5 in a softball game with standout bats from John Yak Bill Yoney Larry Dzialo and Roy Wojna while Lefty Jimmy Kelly dominated on the mound.
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Derby
St. Michael's Church
Kelly
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Dodo
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Bill Yoney
Larry Dzialo
Roy Wojna
Fred Eckert
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al McGuiness
George Fe
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Vasco Booters Triumph In State League 8 1
The Vasco da Gamas defeated Naugatuck United 8 to 1 at Seaside Park. Tony Rodrigues scored three goals, Mickey Kmec and Casey De Moura added two apiece, with Tony Censalves netting the fifth. Adam Jesienka assisted on four goals in his Vasco debut.
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Tony Rodregues
Adam Jesienka
Naugatuck Uniteds
Seaside Park
Rodregues
Vasco
Mickey Kmec
Casey de Moura
Tony Censalves
Jesienka
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Diemand Wins Brooklawn Golf Tourney With 77 10 47
Peter Diemand captured the week end individual medal play handicap title at Brooklawn Country Club finishing 77 10 47. Alpheus Winter Jr. was runner up with 70 1 69 and Sam Payne along with Dr R H Lockhart tied for third with net 70. Payne won on card match.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Alpheus Winter, Jr
Sam Payne
R. H. Lockhart
Payne
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Swedish A. C. Kickers Defeat Gjoa Club 4-0
Swedish A. C. defeated Gioa Football Club of Brooklyn 4 to 0 at South Pine Creek field Fairfield Nicoles Saint starred in his first appearance scoring twice and assisting on two goals by Frank Bjers and John Marx. Next up is National League Cup play versus Yonkers Americans as final league standings are noted.
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Yonkers
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Sportsmen Win 4-3 in JCC Softball Loop
The Sportsmen edged the Blakely All-Stars 4 to 3 in the feature game at Went Field. Harold Berkowitz, for the Vets, nearly pitched a no hit no run as Nu-Lite rallied to score all runs. Dollar House routed Bruner Ritters 20-5.
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Wade's Rockets Suffer First Defeat in New Canaan
New Canaan Red Sox edge Wade's Rockets 4 to 3 in 10 innings to drop Fairfield squad to 0-1. Key plays include Joe Foster's double, a third base steal, and an error by Dick Lorenzo. Tom Nastu led Wade's hitters with three hits.
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Barletto Beats Little Casinos 1 0 In City Softball Duel
Barletto restaurant team edged Little Casino 1 0 at Seaside park in a tight City Softball league contest. Ed Cowan doubled as the lone Barletto hit, Godfrey allowed one hit with 10 strikeouts and one walk. Packer scored on a fourth inning error after being hit, then Giordano walked two and hit a man but kept the game close.
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Little Casino Restaurant
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Wayne McLeland Throws No Hitter For Bisons
Buffalo right hander Wayne McLeland pitched the second no hit no run game of the International League season, guiding the Bisons to a 4-0 win over Ottawa in seven innings. Ottawa won the opener 5-3. McLeland’s team scored all four runs in the sixth off Jean Pierre Roy after his arrival from Detroit.
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M Phee Leads Mill River Round Robin Standings
Herb McPhee moved into the lead at the Palm Beach round robin at Mill River Country Club by raising his score to plus 35 after a second round. Harold Olson slipped to a tie for second with Joe Elias at plus 23 as other totals followed. Tom Montesti beat Robert Nicol 3 and 2 in the Spring handicap finals, with the 25 Golfers Club event scheduled at Mill River on Wednesday.
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Palm Beach
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Joe Elias
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Andy Nelson
Harry Fahey
Walter Klinger
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John Piura, Sr
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Ed Deegan
Art Lund
Cliff Lasto
Tom Montesti
Robert Nicol
Yanks and Pirates win Park City Loop games
The Yankees beat the Tigers 5 to 4 and the Pirates defeated the Dodgers 9 to 6 in Park City Little League on the G. E. field. Plura and Soltis starred for New York, while Vetra Sperry and Benedetto led Pittsburgh with strong hitting and key RBIs.
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Fairfield Legion triumphs 4-0 behind Astle four hitter
Johnny Astle pitched a four hit shutout with 10 strikeouts as the George Alfred Smith Post American Legion junior team of Fairfield defeated the Anderson Dunn Kochiss Post of Stratford 4 to 0 in season opening Fairfield County Legion league play. Leahy and Foley each had two hits off Joe Witko, who allowed four runs and four hits with three costly Stratford errors. Fairfield next faces Bronson Hawley Post of Bridgeport Tuesday at Owen Fish Park.
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Howlands and Warners Win In Junior League Openers
In season openers yesterday at Seaside Village and Washington Field Milford and Stratford each posted victories. The Howlands defeated Fairfield Wakemans 3 to 2 after a late comeback led by two runs in the sixth, while the Warners topped the Bridgeport Brays 6 to 3 behind late-inning scoring.
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Douglas Winner in Ardmore Open
Dave Douglas of Newark Delaware won the Ardmore Open in Ardmore Oklahoma with a 279 one under par to take 5409. He beat E J Harrison by two strokes and earned top prize money while Harrison collected 1800 plus birdie and sub par bonuses. Douglas posted a final round 72 after earlier 70 68 69 as Harrison finished 281.
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Dave Douglas
Newark
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Douglas
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Chicago
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Beardsley PAL Seeks Players for Local Baseball Team
Beardsley PAL invites boys 13 to 15 to report tonight at 6 15 on diamond No 2 in Beardsley Park. Patrolman John McGee and assistant coach John Galaty will supervise the drill and practice session.
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A’s Open 1951 Season With Loss to Senators in Philadelphia
On April 17, 1951, the Philadelphia opener marked the first night game in American League history as the A's lost 6 to 1 to the Washington Senators at home.
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Auto Daredevils to Headline Candlelite Show Tonight
Bridgeport headlines the Candlelite Stadium program at 8:30 featuring Ward Beam Auto Daredevils and stock car races. The National Gold Cup event tops a five-car roster with 50 leading East Coast drivers plus stunts and motorcycle acts. Rain date set for Tuesday.
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Reds Acquire Cal Abrams From Brooklyn Club Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Reds announce the purchase of left fielder Cal Abrams from the Brooklyn Dodgers. The deal includes undisclosed cash and a second player to be named later. Abrams is 28, 6 feet tall, 185 pounds, started in 1942 with Olean Pony League, and hit .280 with 3 home runs and 19 RBIs in 67 games for Brooklyn last season.
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