Nine Wheeler Golfers Qualify in State Amateur Round
Wheeler golfers dominated the South Sectional qualifying at Brooklawn Country Club for the Connecticut State Amateur. Alan Weiner led with co medalist 72 alongside John Calandriello and John Stevenson. Weiner, first time state qualifier, joined by eight Wheeler rivals will compete next week at Waterbury in medal and match play.
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Pete Nevins
Fairchild Wheeler
Connecticut
Brooklawn
Wheeler Park
Alan Weiner
Wheeler
Country Club
Waterbury
Weiner
John Calandriello
Longshore Club
John Stevenson
Ridgewood Country Club
Stilf
Chet Day, Jr
Stevenson
Danbury Bond
Calandriello
Westport
Dick Siderows
van Dyke Printing Company
New Haven
Alan Breed
Lou Scinta, Jr
Notre
Bill Moffitt
A. C. Williams
Borck
Alpheus Winter
Mill River
Ben Costello
John Gentile, Jr
Patterson
Ron Henry
Ron Henry, Jr
Riverview
Harold's Sloat
Fanfield
William Wilbourne
State Amateur Golf Qualifiers Begin with 31 Advancing
Wethersfield host Terry Brazel and Silver City Joe Gostkowski led North Section qualifying for the Connecticut State Amateur with 72s. Jimmy Grant of Wethersfield and George McAuliffe of Edgewood also qualified among 33 golfers for the event.
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Wethersfield
Joe Gostkowski
Silver City
Larry Meehan
Goodwin Park
Steve Murphy
Wompenoog
Doe Kristof
Jimmy Grant
Frank Granato
Manchester
Tim Cronin
Rock Ledge
BI Bil O'Connor
Hubbard
Flats
Yom Rnettlebach
Cantom
Gary Fang
It Hobard
Stan Wilinski
Ellington
Bitl Obringer
Jeit Ahearn
Vintingroras
Jonna Procon
Ed Skonglas
Torrington
Tom Hagan
Chase
Hank Budney
Welhersfield
Stan Vilinski
Seaver Dominates Reds In Nightcap 7-3 Victory
Tom Seaver, 22, earned the win as the Mets beat the Cincinnati Reds 7-3 in the second game of a two night doubleheader. Seaver allowed eight hits, struck out six, and improved to 5-1 while Ad Shamsky hit a pinch hit three run homer in the ninth. Gary Nolan pitched a nine strikeout shutout in the opener for the Reds.
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New York
Bob Johnson
Tommy Davis
Ron Swoboda
Cleon Jones
Billy McCool
Jones
Seaver
Nolan
Cincinnati
Yada Pinson
Pete Rose
Tony Perez
Pinson
Deron Johnson
Tommy Helm
New Y
iDusty Slow Pitch Vitramon Nips Post Publish Ing
In the YMCA Industrial slow pitch league feature, Vitramon edged Post Publish ing 9 to 8 as Bill Cody drove in Ed Giroux with the winning run in the bottom of the seventh. Bill Lenahan led the losers. American Chain beat Allison 8 to 6 behind Ed Schmedlin and Charlie Szymanski. Jenkins defeated Dictaphone 9 to 5 with Les Lancaster Ralph Camacho and Rich Whispell keying the rally and Matt Dolego homering for Dictaphone. Two night games at Raybestos field have 1 pers Machine vs Remington Shaver in the Northern division at 6 30 and Lycoming vs Raybestos for the first round Amercian division at 8.
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Vitramon
Post Publishing
YMCA
Bill Cody
Ed Giroux
Bill Lenahan
American Chain
Allison
Ed Schmedlin
Charlie Szymanski
Jenkins
Dictaphone
Les Lancaster
Ralph Camacho
Rich Whispell
Matt Dolego
Raybestos Field
Pers Machine
Remington Shaver
Lycoming
Raybestos
Success Park and South End win PAL baseball games
Success Park trimmed Beardsley Park 6 to 3 and South End crushed Black Rock 9 to 1. Ken Wilson fanned 11 and had two hits for Success Park. Keith Lewis added two safeties. Paul Bruno homered for Beardsley Park. Ron Pataky drove in two with a two run triple. Mike Reman pitched a two hitter for South End.
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Success Park
Beardsley Park
South End
Black Rock
Ken Wilson
Keith Lewis
Paul Bruno
Ron Pataky
Mike Reman
Seaside
East End
Nadalny
Leon
Negren
Meehan
Wilson
Curri
Roman
Fryanz Leon
Briley Mastrere
Lauradaneae
Wheeler Club Golf First Round at Goddard Memorial
First round results from the D. Fairchild Wheeler course show numerous matchups in the Goddard Memorial tournament. Notable results include Bill and John Csoal defeating John Kucel and Poy Roncagnong, 24, and Samutiski beating Ben ANauea by default, with several matches decided by one up or 2-13 margins amid a cluttered, OCR-challenged listing.
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D. Fairchild Wheeler Course
Bill
John Csoal
John Kucel
Poy Roncagnong
Joe Pistey
John Reidy
Tony
Lou Zodravec
Bob Bornelly
Ricky Barnes
Dave Stulll
Joe Giovins
Quintan
Steva Sopodash
Bucs Clout Three Homers in 7-4 Pirates Win
Curt Flood collects four hits as St Louis Cards top Pittsburgh 7-4 with homers, while nearby the Nationals and Athletics prepare for Senior City league debut at Seaside. Pettway leads Nationals with Taft and Abbamonte, as A’s Turtoro Vogler rely on Needham Dobbs Turczi.
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Bucs
Curt Flood
Pirates
Nationals
Athletics
Seaside 1
Marshall Pettway
Junior Taft
Dave Abbamonte
Casey Turtoro
Charley Vogler
A’s
Ricky Needham
Jim Dobbs
Zeke Turczi
Cardinals overwhelm Pirates as Flood leads with four hits
Curt Flood and a 14 hit Cardinal attack topple the Pirates 7 4. Bob Gibson? Actually Dick Hughes earned his fifth win with support from Hoerner in relief after three early St Louis runs. Cle mente threw out two at the plate and Roberto Cle mente assisted in the defense. The Cards scored in the second and third innings to break a 1 1 tie.
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Curt
Flood
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Dick Hughes
Jerry May
Manny Mata
Willie Stargell
Joe Hoerner
Tommie Sisk
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Javier
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Flond
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Cal Maxvill
Roberto Clémente
Clemente
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Maxwell
Hegrey
Ted Wacaney
Chicago
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California
Washington
Tresh Ends Slump With Three Hits
New York Yankees beat Boston Red Sox 5 to 3 as Tom Tresh and Steve Whitaker lead with two hits each. Fred Talbot earned the win over Jim Lonborg while Dooley Womack closed with the save.
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Boston
UPI
New York Yankees
Fred Talbot
Dooley Womack
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Tom Tresh
Steve Whitaker
Yankees
Jos Fay
Tony Conigliaro
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Niekro Shuts Out Phillies as Braves Win 1-0
Phil Niekro returned to the mound with a two hit performance in his first start in three years, guiding the Atlanta Braves to a 1-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Hank Aaron drove in the game's lone run with a sixth inning single after a walk to Felipe Alou. Aaron collected two hits to raise his career total to 2502. Rick Wise suffered the loss for Philadelphia.
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UPI
Phil Niekro
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Hank Aaron
Felipe Alou
Tito Francona
Rick Wise
Niekro
Johnny Callison
Gene Oliver
Phil Linz
Doug Clemens
Suan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Aaron
Willie Mays
Atlanta
Abrhi Alou
Clemens It “Oo
Francone
Hall
Brigos
Goyer
Menkess
Uecker
Oliver
Jaro
Houston
Mise
ST Vor
BPSP
Modelplaan
Raybestos Cardinals to play Paterson Panthers in benefit game
The Raybestos Cardinals meet the Paterson Panthers tonight at 8 in Paterson New Jersey for a benefit game. The club carries a 17-4 overall mark and 6-2 in the league with Cal Miller likely to face Rick Norenberg. John Anquillare leads at .370 with Al Yaeger at .345 and Carl Walker near .344 with 18 RBIs. Bob Quinn, a New Jersey native, has joined the squad.
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Raybestos Cardinals
Paterson Panthers
Paterson
N. J
Memorial Field
Poughkeepsie
Cal Miller
Rick Norenberg
Norenberg
John Anquillare
Redbirds
Anquillare
al Yaeger
Carl Walker
RBI
Walker
Cardinals
Bob Quinn
Quinn
New Jersey
Golf results at Rolling Hills Wilton event
Marie Glantz won low gross and Ritz Leviss captured low net in the Rolling Hills Country Club women’s tournament in Wilton. Claire Briener led front nine in low gross, Helen Windsor won front nine low net, Ceil Danna was second in low net, Ann Granowitz topped back nine low gross, and Julie Meshberg led back nine low net with Pauline Botione second.
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Marie Glantz
Ritz Leviss
Rolling Hills Country Club
Wilton
Low Gross
Claire Briener
Helen Windsor
Ceil Danna
Ann Granowitz
Julie Meshberg
Pauline Botione
Middle Street Notes Unbeaten in Local League Action
Middle Street notes a 86-60 Central win over Notre Dame with Tom Sparks scoring 26 for the Hilltoppers and Doug Brown 18 for the Lancers. Fairfield Prep races Kolbe 6:40 and Middle Street meets Harding 7:30 p.m. in the summer league. Samuel Johnson beat Columbus 53-39 in grammar school play. chess and checkers results also listed with multiple players named.
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Notre Dame
Middle Street
Tom Sparks
Hilltoppers
Doug Brown
Lancers
Fairfield Prep
Kolbe
Harding
Samuel Johnson
Collumbus
Gary Parmeles
Warren Blunt
Orcutt
Greg Kingston
Steve Hutnik
Ernest Scinto
John Hutnik
Mike Picone
Steve Newman
Ira Newman
Jim Griffin
Gary Guiltman
Sullivan Christy
John Plude
Rider Conquers Oklahoma State In NCAA Series
Rider College edged Oklahoma State 3-1 to stay in the double-elimination NCAA College World Series. Rider built a lead with a sixth inning single and later a seventh inning insurance, while Oklahoma State fought back in the fifth but could not overcome Rider’s late rally.
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Omaha
Neb
UPI
Houston Cougers
Ohio State
Rider College
Oklahoma State
Stanford
Indians
Auburn Tigers
Arizona State
Boston College
Cougars
Buckeyes
Rider
Broncos
Ron Mohr
Paul Boytkins
John Merten
Larry Burchart
Houston
Tom Paciorek
Ken Hebert
G.T. Cantu
Angels Rally in Seventh Beats Indians 8–3 in Twilight Game
California Angels erupt for five runs in the seventh inning to defeat the Cleveland Indians 8 to 3 in the first game of a twilight doubleheader. George Brunet earned the win after nine straight losses, aided by timely hits from Mincher, Aschal, Fregosi, and Hall.
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UPI
California Angels
Cleveland Indians
George Brunet
Brunet
Angels
Don Mincher
Paul Aschaal
Cleveland
Steve Hargan
Jimmie Hall
Bob Allen
Hargan
Bubba Morton
Jim Fregosi
Mincher
Hall
Schaal
Don Demeter
Indians
Max Alvis
Chuck Hinton
Tribe
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Brie Arms
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Allen
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Orcutt Club Shows Boston College Syracuse Basketball Film
Orcutt Club members view a film of the Boston College Syracuse game from the Boston Garden Holiday Basketball Tourney. Jack Krancz, Eagle starter, will comment. The public is invited. a cartoon show precedes for younger members.
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Boston Garden
Jack Krancz
Eagle Hoop Squad
McMahon West Haven clash highlights CSAC baseball final day
In CSAC finals McMahon meets West Haven for Class L title at Long Brook Park while Farmington faces St Bernard's for Class M and Cromwell plays Southbury for Class S at Meriden Coppa Field. Chicago’s Tommie John and Ron Hansen spark a 6 0 win over Washington with Hansen homering twice and five runs driven in.
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McMahon High School
Norwalk
West Haven
Longbrook Park
Farmington High
St. Bernard’s
New London
Quigley
Cromwell
Southbury
Meriden
Coppa Field
McMahon-West Haven
Terry Blitz
Senators
Augie Garbatini
Blue Devils
Blitz
Garbatini
10-Run Outburst Carries Tigers Over Twins 15-10
Detroit built a 10-run sixth inning to rout the Minnesota Twins 15-10 on Tuesday night. Al Kaline and Willie Horton had two singles apiece as Detroit sent 14 batters to the plate in the inning, with contributions from Freehan, Stanley, Wert, Cash, and others. Denny McLain earned win number seven. Dean Chance took the loss.
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Paul Minneapolis
UPI
al Kaline
Willie Horton
Déan Chance
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Tigers
Chance
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Kaline
Horton
Bob
Allison
Bill Freehan
Mickey Stanley
Norm Cash
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Denny McLain
Detroit
Minnespig Ebrich
Abrhai McAuliffe
Tevar
Wert
Harton
Cash
Rollins
Versailes
Oyler
Nixone
Brown
Kinep
Wickrahm
I McAullifer Oliva
Cosh
Oliva
McAulife
Rerdbso McLaine
Podres
Wickersham
Chance L
Jiu
Olom
A Grant
Roland
Kline
Perry
Gilson
Éid
Grant
Tedesco DeMace Take Longshore Club Title
Larry Tedesco and Frank De Mace won the Compo Partners Golf championship at Longshore Club in Westport, defeating Bud Frey and John Ward one up. In the semis, Tedesco De Mace edged Whitey Valiante and Joe Folino one up on the 19th hole with an eagle putt. Frey Ward advanced 5-4 over John Bieling Jr and Joe Izzo. Other finals and semifinals across A B Y flights are listed with Romano Hemming, Frey Zareli, Caprio Law, and Bovich Williams among winners and finalists.
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Larry Tedesco
Frank DeMace
Bud Frey
John ‘Ward
Longshore
Westport
Tedesco
DeMace
Whitey Valiante
Joe Folino
Frey
Ward
John Bieling, Jr
Joe Izzo
Sal Romano
Emil Hemming
Sandy Frey
Tony Zareli
Romano
Hemming
Bert Eyler
Ed Morgan
Zarelli
Bobby Reynolds
Wendell Phillips
Joe Caprio
Don Law
Frank Bovich
Dave Williams
Caprio
Law
Roswell Milligan
Dick Storm
Bovich
Williams
Sam Tolentino
Pat Baladino
Alan Walton
Joe Jacobsmeyer
Ep Pesmond
Walter Home
Mr. Lucifer Triumphs In Yonkers Feature
Yonkers New York UPI reports Mr. Lucifer driven by George Phalen won the $8 008 Dobbs Ferry Pace at Yonkers Raceway in 2 01 4 5 clocking. Lindsay Scott paid $17.00 and $6.60, Chapel Chief finished third, Jackavin faded to last as 15 789 fans watched. The double paid $118 270 with Melrose Mamie and Dukes Vietor winning prior races.
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Yonkers
N.Y
UPI
Mr. Lucifer
George Phalen
Lindsay Scott
Dobbs Ferry
Yonkers Raceway
Torpid
Lee Benson
Fred Goldhirsch
Great Neck
Chapel Chief
Jackavin
Tar Heel
Melrose Mamie
Dukes Vietor
Hunter Pitches 4-Hitter as A's Nip Orioles 1-0
Bert Campaneris doubled home Mike Hershberger in the second inning and Jim Hunter pitched a four hitter to give the Kansas City Athletics a 1-0 win over the Baltimore Orioles. Hunter struck out five and walked one to improve to 6-4 while Barber took the loss for Baltimore. Frank Robinson walked and Dave Johnson singled in the seventh but Baltimore failed to score.
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Kansas City
UPI
Bert Campaneris
Mike Hershberger
Jim “Hunter
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Campaneris
Hershberger
Phil Roof
Steve Barber
Hunter
Orioles
Frank Robinson
Dave Johnson
Paul Blair
Baltimore Kansas
Bietalle
Soliimeres
Stratford Colt League Tryouts Set Next Week
Stratford Calt Loop opens with final prep by coaches this week. Practice sessions at Wooster Junior High Field are tonight and tomorrow at 6. Final selections to be announced tomorrow followed by an 8 30 coaches meeting at Sterling House.
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Wooster Junior High
Sterling House
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