Boros Wins National Open End Classic Hogan Era
Julius Boros, 32, a Connecticut native and North Carolina club pro, stunned Ben Hogan by winning the National Open at Northwood. Hogan, then 39, failed to defend his title, shooting rounds of 74 and 71 as Boros posted 281 to claim his first major. Boros will skip PGA events this year but is viewed as the sport’s rising youth force.
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Bo) Wininger
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CYO Girls Loop Evening Schedule at Seaside St
Three CYO Girls softball games in the West Division are set for seven tonight at Seaside. Augustine's meets Anthony's on diamond No 8, St Stephen's faces Sacred Heart on diamond No 9, and St Peter's plays St No 10.
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St. Augustine's
Anthony's
St. Stephen's
Sacred Heart
St. Peter's
St. No
DUANE HALEY TAKES RUNNER-UP IN STATE ONEDAY TOURNEY
Ray Matey won the state one day golf tournament at Wheeler Park with a two under par 108 for seven holes, earning the Dave Fialk trophy’s second leg. Duane Haley finished runner-up at 110, with Tom Bruno and Alpheus Winter tied for third at 111. Lou Saccone claimed low net for 27 holes, while John Kulikowski was runner-up.
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Johnny Downey
Fairchild Wheeler Golf Club
Wheeler Park
Matey
Dave Fialk
Downey
Julius Boros
Ray
Duane Haley
Marines
Tom Bruno
Alpheus Winter
Brooklawn
Morris ‘Chernes
R. Mater
Dario
B. Haley
Felie
Brune
Winter & Ritehelt
Karocky Boewe
Kalthowski
Red Mill Team Gains Second Straight Win
The Red Mill restaurant team earned its second straight victory in the Major Recreation Softball league by defeating Rialto A.C. 10 to 5 at Seaside Park. Charley Lindberg pitched steadily, allowing six hits, while Bill Yoney, Charley Krozier, and Lindberg each had two hits.
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Major Recreation
Rialto A.C
Seaside Park
Charley Lindberg
Red Mill Club
Bill Yoney
Charley Krozier
Lindberg
Marchogians Society
White Eagles
Post Office Combine
Howard
Gelibl
Ruska
Petracciane
Fairfield Legion Nine Ties Stamford In Eight Inning Game
The Fairfield and Stamford Legion nine played to a tie at the Lock City field yesterday as the game ended after eight innings. Purcell and and Purcell shared pitching chores for Stamford, allowing several hits while each team produced offense late. The Black Rock PAL group announced a Tuesday practice at 6 p.m. on Ellsworth street for boys ages 13 to 15 aiming to try out for the squad.
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Stamford
Amia
Spica
Lock City
Sohsny Atte
Fartela
Wile
Purcell
Keerhue
Rae Tunes
Oveccer Et BrBfatel Ay
FratCotl
Benjamin Re
Romen Steell
Black Rock
Ellsworth Street
Rosebuds blank Eagles 4 0 in senior league opener
Bob Spry of Stratford High pitched a two hit shutout to lead the Rosebuds past the White Eagles 4 to 0 at Seaside Park securing sole first place. Dick Landy homered for Black Rocks in a later 80 victory over Western Jacksons while Elliott Peterson led Black Rock with three hits.
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Stratford High School
White Eagles
Rosebuds
Seaside Park
Black Rocks
Western Jacksons
Bob Kopnicky
Dick Landy
Elliott Peterson
Black Rock
Rufus Baker
Marvin DeChecco
George Steffan Pardo
Grunik
Eagles
Steffan
Walt Pawiak
Buds
Porky” Vieira
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Kopnicky
Herald
Athletics
Oonuska
Omichaels
Ogrunik
Onaek
Mojeher
Paran
Carrel
Bods
Stottan
Spry
Stottan Pardo
Browns Tie Two Wins With A's In Doubleheader
St Louis Browns win 6-3 in game one and 7-6 in 11 innings in the finale at home. George Schmees delivered the winning run, driving in Jim Rivera from second in the final frame. A’s pitcher Harry Byrd lasted all nine in game two despite 100 degree heat, but was tagged by Schmees' blow.
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St. Louis Browns
George Schmees
Philadelphia Athletics
Browns
Harry Byrd
Schmees
Jim Rivera
Tigers Sweep Washington In Opening Game Of Doubleheader
Detroit Tigers toppled the Washington Senators 6-3 on a homer barrage by Wertz Priddy Hatfield and Mullin in the first game as Ted Gray allowed eight hits in his seventh win. In the nightcap Washington rode Mel Hoderlein two run single to a 4-2 victory behind Walter Masterson who pitched six shutout frames before surrendering runs in the final innings.
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Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
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Jerry Priddy
Fred Hatfield
Pat Mullin
Ser Tore
Mel Hoderlein
Ted Gray
Senators
Mickey Vernon
Walter Masterson
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Johnny Pesky
Columbus Bears Beat Cardinals in First Round Softball Thriller
The Columbus Auto Body Works Bears of New Haven defeated the Raybestos Cardinals 7 to 2 in the first game of a doubleheader at Raybestos Memorial Field. A seven-run fifth inning turned the tide after a 2-0 lead, highlighted by Ralph Barbaro’s grand slam. Wally Adams allowed five hits for the win, while Frank Kuchta took the loss. Ed Mikucki struck out 18 in a separate game, as the Cardinals edged Otto's Restaurant of Hartford 2 to 0 in non league action.
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Wally Adams
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Ed Mikucki
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Ambiguous sports tally mixed with names and scores
Fragmented OCR text lists players, innings and scores with names like Paige, Hamers, Rivera, Madison and Byrd. Mentions Philadelphia and Madison with scattered numbers. context and complete events are unclear.
Spurs Devastate Manchester United in Yankee Stadium Clash
Tottenham Hotspurs routed Manchester United 7 to 1 before 24 582 fans at Yankee Stadium. The Spurs, last season’s champions, extended a strong tour with a dominant display and a rare double setback for United.
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Tottenham Hotspurs
Manchester United
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Golf League Night Matches at Orange Hills Club
The Holy Name Golf league schedules three matches at Orange Hills Country Club. St James faces Holy Rosary, Sacred Heart plays Blessed Sacrament, and St Michael's meets St Cyril's. St Cyril's leads standings with seven wins and two losses.
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St. James
Holy Rosary
Sacred Heart
Blessed Sacrament
St. Michael's
St. Cyril's
Bratton Casts Castellani Rematch on Wednesday Night
A Wednesday rematch pairs Johnny Bratton of Chicago against Rocky Castellani of Luzerne Pa in a ten round welterweight bout at Chicago Stadium CBS will televise. Martinez and Giuliani, both rising welterweights, meet in a separate ten rounder with NBC telecasting. Villemain faces Basora in a Brooklyn ten rounder on DuMont with Villemain favored to win.
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Rocky Castellani
Vince Martinez
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Sammy Giuliani
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Bratton
Chicago
CBS
Luzere
King
Rocky
Brat
Martinez
Paterson
N. J
Giuliani
Stamford
Conn
Tony Pellone
Sammy
Johnny Williams
NBC
Handsome Martinez
Rocky Graziano
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway Arena
DuMont
France
Robert Villemain
Jose Basora
Puerto Rico
Villemain
Hebrew Squad Edges Blakelys Stars 7 6 In Softball Clash
The Hebrew Sick Benefit Association team narrowly defeated Blakely's All Stars 7 to 6 in a Jewish Community Center softball league game at Wentfield. Other results included Sportsmen over AZA 16 to 12 Bruner Ritter beating Nusite Realty 4 to 2 Loyalty Lodge crushing Knights of Pythias 46 to 4 Dollar House over Connecticut Distributors 17 to 10 and Jewish War Veterans besting the Ansonia Betas in extra innings.
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All Stars
Jews Community Center
Wentfield
AZA
Bruner-Ritter
Nusite Realty
Loyalty Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Dollar House
Connecticut Distributors
Jewish War Veterans
Ansonia Betas
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