Yale Triumphs Over Harvard 5 3 In Ivy Ball Clash
Yale University's baseball team defeated Harvard 5 to 3 before 6,200 at New Haven. Early wildness by Harvard pitcher Dave Brigham let Yale score three in the first inning. John Getch homered in the second, then Yale added runs on a muffed play and a triple by Bob Rose. Harvard managed three in the top of the first and two more in the top of the third before Yale pulled away.
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New Haven
Yale University
Harvard
Dave Brigham
John Getch
Dim Shue
John Davis
Yale
Pete Higuchi
Ken Hathaway
Dusty Clay
Bulldogs
Bob Rose
Bill Gillespie
Brigham
Davis
Gillespie
Morrison
St Ambrose Victorious Behind Turner In 12-0 Rout
St Ambrose cruised to a 12-0 win over St Charles behind one hit shutout pitching by Jack Turner and strong hitting. In other Pa Roc hial League games, St Cyril’s beat St Anthony’s 8-6, and St Mary’s defeated St John’s Nep 7-3 with Costello pitching and Giaquinto contributing at bat.
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Jack Turner
St. Ambrose
St. Charles
Dorothy Parson Wins In State Golf Event
Nearly 40 Bridgeport area golfers join 200 players in the Connecticut State Amateur qualifier today at Race Brook Country Club. Exempt Brooklawn champion Alpheus Winter leads the field. area entrants include Wheeler Park names Olexovitch Kulikowski Haley Lengyel Homa Yakush Griffin Hayes Timchak Fisher Tlelert Rogers Coleman Williams Neal and Vitti Costello Mainlero McPhee among others.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
Race Brook Country Club
Alpheus Winter
Brooklawn
Wheeler Park
Steven Olexovitch
Joseph
John Kulikowski
Duane Haley
Ed Lengyel
Jim Homa
Fred Yakush
Charles Griffin
Dan Hayes
John Timchak
Vernon Fisher
B. Tlelert
Dack Rogers
W. E. Coleman
Patterson
Ron
Ed Henry
James Walworth
Rennie Law
Arthur C. Williams
F. B. Neal
Shorehaven
John ‘Tnt
Michael Vitti
Mill River
Steve Poor
Dom Costello
Nick Mainlero
Ben Costello
Wes Davenport
Austin Fells
Herb McPhee
Figel's squad wins East Side Cribbage league title
Figel's restaurant captured the championship of the East Side Cribbage league recently. Walker's restaurant took second, Crystal restaurant third. The winning team members include John Figel sponsor Hen Baldino captain Al Metro Joe Dury Dom Gulli Al Galatie Ed Gamor Frank Travis BoBo Dudley Pat Juliano Frank Gallo Serafino Sgro and Red Cowan. The league's annual outing is June 29 at Herb Retreat in Huntington with awards for 1st Figel's, 2nd Walker's, 3rd Crystal's. high singles Dan Cahall and Anthony Caldaroni ard. high doubles Frank Travis BoBo Dudley and Pat Juliano Frank Gallo ard Tom Augustyn. Dorothy Ann Parson advances in Connecticut Women's Golf Association Class A championship at Wethersfield Country Club after defeating Helen Reynolds.
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Herb Retreat
Huntington
Figel
Wethersfield
Dorothy Ann Parson
Champ
Cronin
Indian Hill
Ed Wolfer
Dwight Partridge
Madison
Partridge
Harry Cox
Pine Orchard
Teams Make Player Changes In Major League Trades
Dodgers trade 32-year-old Newcombe to Cincinnati for Steve Bilko and Johnny Klippstein amid a flurry of AL and NL moves before the June 15 deadline. KC leads trades with six deals as Boston, Washington, Baltimore sit out. Bilko hoped to boost Dodgers left field. Newcombe, despite a 0-4 record, drew surprise reaction. Numerous golf and local sports results accompany the sports page, including match scores and player pairings.
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Tress
Don Newcombe
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Newk
Cincinnati
Steve Bilko
Johnny Klippstein
Deadine
Kansas City
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
San Francisco
Newcombe
Bilko
Pacific Coast
Jeague
Birdie Tebbetts
Nah
Restless Wind Wins Belmont Feature In Busy Race Card
Restless Wind captured the Belmont feature as part of a crowded program led by United Press International. The card listed multiple stakes and maidens with Windy City lineage, turf and dirt routes, and a mix of 2 and 4 year olds plus claiming events. The day highlighted notable performances, with close finishes amid a field featuring Big names and horses from Bluegrass, Widener connections, and track records teased by a robust slate of races.
Monmouth Park Race Results and Delaware Park High Five
The report covers Monmouth Park where Maniata spurted past Circle M Farm’s Watch to win the Princess Doreen purse by a length and a half, with Venomous second and Stay Smoochie third as Fly Across edged Goulash by a nose in the Belmont purse at Suffolk Downs. Eldon Nelson, 30, tied the Delaware Park riding record with five wins from six rides, while Bill Hartack also had five winners on June 7, 1955.
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Manita
B. A. Dario
Venomous
Monmouth Park
The
Palace Stable
Fly Across
Peter Fuller
Goulash
Suffolk Downs
Johnny Adams, Jr
Greenbrier Stable
Belmont Park Entries and Race Descriptions Summary
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL reports Belmont Park entries across multiple stakes. Horses and weights listed include Admiral Dor, Croton, Giselle, Moon, Octagonal, Promethean, and others in assorted 2 and 4 year old claiming, allowance, and maiden events. Notable names include Ever So Humble, Allens, and Moon Ounder with post times around 1:43 pm EDT.
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Belmont Park
eCowkys
Unitess Inters
Val
Admiral Dor
United Press Internation
Suetvick
Muone
Eumane
Aleppo
Mr. DE
Sregory
Dennys
Croton
Suie Hirlenge
Visaray
the Goon
Rosearchan
Ostriker-Lee
Don
Baldys Mike
Nes
Furlongn
Ble Woods
Rush Prince Tyg
xHitting Hannah
Shirleahia
sVixens Joy
Seconh
Supertone
Tagama
New Valor
Nabbe
Beinam
A-Gorvette
Tay
Thistle
Susan
Bauback Leeheliea Town
Altes
Hix Ways
Gale
Cutlers
Morning Watch
Grarmar
Siget Bay
Sdormitlera
Sheancard
Tapmy Amelipet
Giselle
Ceman
Maulstellar
Sara Jordan
We Sang
Vanderburgh
Dugan
Sarrow
Mise Holly
North Adams
Tirlonas
Robby
Yall Bush
Tellarian
Sread
Jalomarse Promethean Lara
Joan
Hamilcar
Furlofkn
Cabe sFand
sCohoer
Miles
Albia
Paris Picale
Gotdte
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Talway Bay
Turtonge
Vera Mink
Amico
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Roy
Coma
Joe
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Max
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Ty United Press
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Ever &O Humble
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Gypsies
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Moon Oud
Promethean
Twalde
Octagonal
Bunnys Rabe
Twaslego
Hustle
Paris Piente
Kitte Walter
Healt
Pre-Pat
Suffolk Entries Monmouth Selections
United Press International reports a list of horse names and entries including Bhelivick, Root, Flamingeusi, Teseardan, Galway Bay, Iceman, Giselle, King Me, Imperial Jill, Nana Mink, Top Value, Gay Teaper, and Tino Belts. One best yet named Nans Mink.
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United Press International
Bhelivick
Root
Flamingeusi
Teseardan
Galway Bay
Iceman
Giselle
Iaendu
Alstar
King Me
Imperial Jill
Teadows Aig
Nana Mink
Reapond
Anvizo
Top Value
Nans Mink
Patterson Club Golf Results Highlight Weekend Matches
First round play in the Member Member tournament at Patterson club yielded wins across flights. Roten and Hill won 2-1 in Championship flight. Clayton and Jezierny 1-up. Schaeppi-Adolphson 2-1. Bodine-Clayton 3-2. Howell-Howell 2-1. Gentile-Henry 2-1. Spiegal-Galla 3-2. Final flight Haber-Swanson 2-1. Barron-Dr Ayres 3-2. Stark-Branley 4-3. Keane-Mary 1 up. Second flight German-Sievers 3-2. Lindemann-Carroll 2-1. Amsted-Wood 6&4. Dr Silvestro-Helgren 1 up. Third flight Horvath-Horvath 2-1. Quinn-Harlow 1 up. Melic-Loeser 2-? . Fourth flight Sicilian-Shaw 3-2. Adley-Filbey bye. Clampett-Welch bye. Williams-Heitzler bye.
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Patterson Club
Roten
Hill
Clayton
Jezierny
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Bodine-Clayton
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Gentile-Henry
Spiegal-Galla
Haber-Swanson
Barron
Dr. Ayres
Stark-Branley
Keane-Mary
German
Sievers
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Amsted
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Silvestro-Helgren
Horvath-Horvath
Quinn-Harlow
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Sicilian
Co Medalists Score In Newtown Tourney Defeat
Newtown June 16 The co medalists and the defending champion won opening round games in the club championship at Newtown Country Club. Emmy Farrell eliminated Joe The Lordship A Merchants Scolpino 2 and 2 and Lou Ta won. Three runs in the seventh carried Asiello past George Geckle 4 and 3. Beaudoin pitched a complete game for Merchants, aided by Stratton Feeen Gray and Devitt in key plays.
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Newtown Country Club
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Joe the Lordship
A. Merchants
Scolpino
Lou Ta
Asiello
George Geckle
Farrell
Tasiello
Rudy
Stapleberg Opens Title Defense In Golf Progress
1957 champion Lee Stapleberg opened defense with a 4 and 3 win over Matt Burdick. Hoitka shot 69 to beat Frank Freeman 3 and 2. Alec Santini beat Gordon Holmes 5 and 4. Torchy Torcellinelli defeated Pony Bedini 6 and 5. Frank Hubbell edged George Kaltenbach 2 and 1. Second Flight results include Bennett over Leo, Purcell over Ronda, Brunell over Pantorek, Archer over Ewan, Messinger over Aherrill. Third Flight sees Palmer over Buermeyer and Burns over Hellaver, Kearns over Walters, McLeod over Bauer, Krohn over Montanard, Grosso over Benz. Fourth Flight has McNamara over Pinkerman 2 up and Wagner over Tor. In team handicap, Small and Schroeder advanced by defeating Carmody and Burns. Purcell and Cole beat Taylor and Archer to face Pastorok and Cole next.
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Lee Stapleberg
Matt Burdick
Mike Hoitka
Frank Freeman
Alec Santini
Gordon Holmes
Torchy
Jim Purcell
George Ronda
Joe Brunell
Pete Pantorek
Clint Archer
Ewan
Bill Messinger
Dick Aherrill
Eneht
al Palmer
Fred Buermeyer
Chel Krohn
Fred’ Montanard
Rocco Grosso
Bill Benz
Filight
Paul McNamara
Ware Pinkerman
Bill Wagner
Tor
John Small
Dave Schroeder
Art Carmody
Bob Burns
Ben Cole
Jack Taylor
Purcell
Cole
Pete Pastorok
Bill Cole
Baseball Trades and Roster Moves Sweep the Major Leagues
The article lists numerous 1950s MLB moves including Gene Freese and Johnny O’Brien to the Pirates for Dick Schofield, Sal Maglie joining Pittsburgh, and minor trainer changes. It notes Cardinals, Braves, A’s, Indians, Yanks, and Tigers shuffling infielders, pitchers, and sluggers, with Ward Simpson Power and Tomanek among players shifted to new roles and teams.
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Carlton Willey
Wichita
Kansas City
Harry Simpson
New York
Roger Maris
Preston Ward
Cleveland
Hary Craft
The
A's
Simpson
Ward
Yankees
Chico Carrasquel
Bob Grim
Dick Tomanek
Woody Held
Fancy Vic
Power
Virgil Trucks
Germ
Nisan
OE ZICHELLA WINS CT OPEN HORSESHOE TITLE IN PLAYOFF
Joe Zichella of New York City won the Connecticut Open Horseshoe tournament at Beardsley Park after defeating Vito Fellicia of New York City in a playoff. Fellicia had beat Zichella in the regular round robin.
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Joe Zichella
New York City
Beardsley Park
Vito Fellicia
Fellicia
Zichella
St. Ann's Defeats St. Raphael's 15-1 in Connie Mack League
In Sunday CYO Connie Mack action at Beardsley Park St. Ann's beat St. Raphael's 15 to 1. Lefty Bil Miller pitched four hit ball for the winners and Steve Csontos had four hits. St. Ann's will meet Sterling House at 5:30 tonight at Wooster Junior High field in Stratford.
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Beardsley Park
Lefty
Bil Miller
Steve Csontos
St. Ann’s
Sterling House
Wooster Junior High Field
Stratford
Anna Ween
Raphael's CO
Leamaier
Red Peiger Wins In Wheeler Tourney First Round In Goddard
In the Goddard Memorial golf tournament at the Wheeler club over the weekend, Red Peiger captured the top ringer score and high honors. The first round results list multiple matchups with players from Connecticut and New York, including notable performances by Walter Brooks, Louise Gancos, and Don Dunleavy, as brackets detail each close finish and playoff defeat.
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D. Fairchild Wheeler Club
Paul_Ronconelione
John Kacey
Dick Fistkovich
al Havalich
Michaels
Charles Strendowski
Dick Zelerniak
Joe Zelemiak
Alan Lugovich
Walt Pawiak
Steve Mil
Jore
Dave Miller
Rob Coffey
Charles Coviello
Ateve Kuar
Blan Walekowski
James Homa
Matty Simko
Joe
Fd Ceccarelli
Don Mikius
Dan Scinto
Jerry Lestner
Ray Powley
Bob Riser
Tom Meath
Mike Karwin
Frank Palumbo
Paul Jacoble
al Sarosky
John Kulikawak
Dan Hayes
Jack Wielk
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Hd Janus
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Fom Yevich
Rudy Bishop
Ob Gerda
FN Salamon
Ton Casiree Pastorak
Nelx
Dusty Ladies Golf League Results at Wheeler Park
General Electric edged Bridgeport 21 to 2 in a low scoring match while Raybestos defeated Sikorsky 55 to 1 in YMCA Industrial Ladies Golf League play at Wheeler Park.
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General Electric
Bridgeport
Brass
Raybestos
Sikorsky
Ymca Industrial Ladies’ Golf League
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Suffolk Selections by United Press International
List of racing names and entries including Black Frost Lille Don G Mer Conrod and others. Mentions best bet Dugan and multiple horse or horselike entries across a Suffolk selection context.
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Lille
Don G
Mer Conrod
Mr. Melper
Java
Dugan
Dancing Dencon
Miss Holy Hull
Stew
Robby Rit
Dinkle Squirm
Wut John
Tue Jim
Ducet
Our Jim
Mr. Blering
Come On
Joe
March
Brother Max
Johns Pal
Plum
Kantello
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