Parsons Leads Tunxis Open sub par first round lead
John Parsons shot two under par on the demanding Farmington course to seize a one stroke lead in the Tunxis Open pro-am. Teammate Ridgewood’s Bob Coughlin paired for 68 in best ball, while Birchwood’s Bill Dober, Oak Ridge’s Doug Dalziel, and others posted high scores amid narrow fairways and thick woods. Parsons credited steady chipping and a crucial eight foot par save on the 12th as key to his round.
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Farmington
John Partronics
White Parsons
Herday
Newtown Country Weeds
Birchwood
Bill Dabér
Tom Gorman
Pete Zaccag
Noday
Charlie Moore
Tim Modzelesky
Oak Ridge
Gorman
Francophia
Mass
Mill River
Doug Dalziel
Ernie Catropa
Parsons
Ridgewood
Bob Coughlin
Catropa
Dober
Walt Bogues
Dave McQuade
Tashua Knolls
Hine
Jim
Health Insurance Contacts in Bridgeport
Health insurance guidance lists Bridgeport contact Charles Davih at 2639 Main St with phone 368-2142. Name unclear due to OCR errors but entry references Paton and Ande WSurarce certs and Deve.
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Bridgeport
Charles Davih
Main St
Timcee
Clinton Equipment Sales
Exc
Lindley St
Tunis Tourney Scores Lead Amateurs and Pros Across The Field
Amateurs from Parsons to Zaccognino lead in Tunis tournament rounds with numerous clubs and players names listed. Pros like Charlie Moore and Tony Amaral show strong showing as area scores note several high markers including Ferdie Carrey 85 and Alan Helfer 68 23. The chaotic OCR lists many club affiliations and individual scores across multiple teams.
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Font Parsons
Newtown
Bil Deker
Birchwood
Clint McBernot
Hope Meadow
Pete Zaccognino
Wethersfield
Dove Szawezul
Farmington
AL Decka
Bill Matti
Sehast
Todd Linsey
Jaz Robin Lubas
Pat Neary
Mickey Homa
Phil fAorg
Rest
Gorman and Zaccagnino Lead In Dual Golf Match
Gorman and Zaccagnino teamed for a strong round with early birdies on holes one and two. Zaccagnino birdied six, then eight, finishing the front four under par as a pair. On the back, Gorman added birdies on seven and eighteen while Zaccagnino saved par three times as Gorman bogeyed.
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Becker
Parsons
Scuyton
Thad
Dober
Gorman
Zaccagnino
Zaccag- Hing
Post Road Carvel routs Mechanics and Farms in 16 11 win
Black Rock Jove Christy hit three home runs and Terrence Jennings went four for four to power Post Road Carvel past Mechanics and Farms 16 11. In other action CWV Post 11466 defeated Colin's Pharmacy 2 with Leroy Redmond fanning 17 batters, homering and scoring the-winning run.
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Black Rock
Jove Christy
Terrence Jennings
Post Road Carvel
Mechanics and Farms
CWV Post
Colin's Pharmacy
Leroy Redmond
Trade activity shakes several Major Leagues in latest moves
Multiple teams including the California Angels, Seattle, Texas Rangers, Cincinnati Reds, and Philadelphia Phillies made trades or acquisitions. Players swapped include pitchers Wayne Taketell and Tin Blackwell to the Phillies for Barry Foote and Don Warthen, plus other deals involving Ken, Dockers Pilcher, Gary Nolan, and more, with minor league recalls and optioned rosters noted.
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Angels
Oon Sirkweed
Ona Verholven
John Fiennery
Chicago Fine Sex
Ken Eee
Seattle Avarin
Henry Bender
Ena
TEXAS
Steve Hargan
Guenarees
Atlanio Braves
Lers
Dockers
Pilcher
Oak
National League Cincinnate Reds
Gary Olan
California Angels
Craig Hendrickson
Latec
Paul Moskau
Indianapolis
Jaintreal Expos
Wayne Taktetell
Tin Blackweil
Philadelphia Phillies
Barry Foote
Don Warthen
EW York Mecs
Roy Atalger
Tidewater
Toe Xorre
Fom Underwood
Rick Baselti
Don Jorg
St. Louis Cardinals
Bake McBride
Signéa
Anderton
CKEY
National Hockey League
Detroit Red Wings
Hockey TradeRumors Mention Names Across Several Teams
A garbled list mentions players and roles across multiple teams including Cincinnati Stingers, Edmonton Oilers, New England Whalers, and college notes from the University of Hawaii. Names like Jacques Demers Robin Sodter Levasseur Bryden and Bret Collighen appear amid unclear spellings and positions.
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Cincinnati Stingers
Naméx
Jacques Demers
Head Caseh
Edmonton Oilers
Slanad
Robin Sodter
NEW England Whalers
Lou, Levasseur
Dave Bryden
Bret Collighen
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University OF Hawaii
Dick Terey Heed
Feotall
Padre Protest Nixed in Feeney Ruling
National League President Chub Feeney denied the Padres protest over a June 10 Pirates game in Pittsburgh. Willie Stargell’s name appeared twice on the Pirates lineup card, and Feeney ordered careful review of submitted lineups to correct obvious errors before game action.
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NEW York
Chub Feeney
San Diego Padres
Javer
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Pirvate
Feeney
Wuea OU
Southern
Sllinois
Starpell
Steve Stieh
Rennie Stennett
Craig Nisted
Robinson
Southern Illinois rallies past Cal State Los Angeles in CWS
In Omaha, Jim Reeves slugged a two run homer and Seti¢s added an unearned run as Southern Illinois rallied in the eighth for a 9-7 win over California State Los Angeles in the College World Series elimination game. Kevin Waldrop worked 32 2/3 scoreless innings to pick up the win while Garza tripled for Cal State and Adair drove in two. The Salukis face the winner of Arizona State and South Carolina next.
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Neb
Jim
Reeves
Uhis
Southern Illinois
California State
Los Angeles
South Carolina
Arizona State
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Illinois
Epota
Kevin Waldrop
Sonny Garza
Cal State
Gary Adair
Diablos
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