Jenkins Versus Raybestos in 13th Annual Benefit Softball Game
The Jenkins Brothers Athletic Association hosts the 13th annual benefit softball game at Seaside Park Diamond No 4. Proceeds aid Friends and Parents of Mentally Retarded Children at Kennedy Center. Teams Jenkins Valvemen and Raybestos Brake Liners vie for leadership in YMCA Industrial Softball. Brauer and Lindberg star for Brake Liners, Benedict Giordano Wilkison for Jenkins. Bridgeport umpires provide free officiating. Receipts have climbed since 1945, now topping over 1000 in recent years. Charities Trophy to be awarded to the winner for permanent ownership after three triumphs.
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Jenkins Brothers Athletic Association
Diamond No. 4
Seaside Park
Kennedy Center
Jenkins Brothers
Raybestos Brake Liners
Ymca Industrial Softball Association
Jenkins Valvemen
Jenkins
Brake Liners
Raybestos
Walvemen
Art Brauer
Brauer
Bill Lindberg
Don Benedict
Babe ‘Giordano
George Wilkison
Bridgeport Softball
Edward Dworkin
Bridgeport Center
Medalists Defeated In Patterson Golf Medalists
Jim Woods and Howard Roorbach defeated the medalists with 68 6 62. Runners-up Roten and Harry Hill won 2 and 1 in the second round of the Patterson club member member tourney. Art Clayton and George Jezierny beat Ernie Schaeppi and Ken Adolphson 2 up. John Howell and Ray Howell defeated Ed Bodine and Jack Claydon 3 and 2. Ed Henry and John Gentile beat Gerry Spiegel and John Galla 4 and 3. First flight Jim Haber Ey Swanson defeated John Barron and Dr. C Ayers 1 up. Jim Stark defeated John Brawley 1 up. Second flight Hersch Gelman and Wally Sievers beat Charles Lindemann and John Carroll 1 up. Bill Wood and Bob Anstett beat Dr. Ben Silvestro and Harry Helgren 1 up. Third flight Bob Quinn and Al Harlow beat Joseph Horvath and Dr. F Horvath 1 up. Bill Ketcham and Ray Fleming beat Ray Melick and Al Loeser 3 and 2. Fourth flight Mike Silian and Herman Shaw beat Vince Adley and Dr. C Kilbey 1 up. Wes Welch and Bill Clampett beat Merwin Williams and Henry Heltzler 1 up.
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Jim Woods
Howard Roorbach
Roten
Harry Hill
Patterson Club
Art Clayton
George Jezierny
Ernie Schaeppi
Ken Adolphson
John Howell
Ray Howell
Ed Bodine
Jack Claydon
Ed Henry
John Gentile
Gerry Spiegel
John Galla
Jim Haber
Ey Swanson
John Barron
C. Ayers
Jim, Stark
John Brawley
Dan Keane
Bob Mary
Hersch Gelman
Wally Sievers
Charles Lindemann
John Carroll
Bill Wood
Bob Anstett
Ben Silvestro
Harry Helgren
Bob Quinn
al Harlow
Joseph Horvath
F. Horvath
Bill’ Ketcham
Ray Fleming
Ray Melick
al Loeser
Mike Siilian
Herman Shaw
Vince Adley
Dr. C. Kilbey
Wes Welch
Bill Clampett
Merwin -Williams
Henry Heltzler
Lancers Win 7-3 Over General Electric
The Lancers defeated General Electric 7 to 3 in Pony Grad baseball yesterday at the G. E. field. Bob Markis pitched a two hit game, fanning 13 and earning the win as the Lancers took control early and held on for the victory. In a separate league game, the Royals and Buckley Bros. tied 4-4 after seven innings, with the score deadlocked at G. E. field.
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General Electric
G. E
Bob Markis
Markis
Royals
Buckley Bros
Sons of Italy Red Sox
Matthew Motors Tigers
Park City
Jerry Rowe
Aurillo
Chris Kovachi
Tigers
Borden
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Sandy Sulzycki
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Mathew Tigers
Sons
Italy
Abbade
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Aurillio
Dodgers
Rordon
Cidomant Yanosy
Lanzolopnick
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Dieringer Captures Sports Car Feature
Dayton Ohio June 22 UP I Darel Dieringer of Indianapolis won the 300 lap 150 mile feature car race at Dayton Speedway as 6000 fans watched Three drivers were injured in separate crashes at about the same spot Runnerup was Dudley Stacey of Cincinnati Jack Bowsher was third Injured were Jack Ferris George Henderson and Chet Williams treated at St Elizabeth hospital Ferris and Henderson in fair condition Williams satisfactory. Ferris chest and leg injuries Henderson thigh and chest injuries. Williams head cuts
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Ohio
Juine
UPI
Darel Dieringer
Indianapolis
Dayton Speedway
Dudley Stacey
Cincinnati
Jack Bowsher
Springfield
Jack Ferris
New Paris
George Henderson
Mason
Chet Williams
Detroit
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Ferris
Henderson
Williams
Lenox A.A. Trounces White Eagles 15-3 in Title Meet
In Annapolis on June 22 AP reports Alex Olmedo of USC Peru won his second NCAA collegiate tennis championship by defeating Jack Douglas in four sets 6-3 3-6 4-6 6-1. Olmedo’s win clinched the team title for the Trojans, extending USC’s streak to four NCAA crowns with the last in 1955.
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Alex Olmedo
Southern California
Stamford
Jack Douglas
Trojans
Cardinals Rip Norwalk In Twin Showdowns
Lenox A. A. clubs rapped 17 hits to topple Norwalk White Eagles 15 to 3 at Seaside Park in a Senior City Baseball doubleheader. Tony Granger and Vinny Burns sparked the offense as Dan Nastasia and Whitey Vasse delivered key hits while Burns earned the win in five innings. Norwalk’s Russ Chapa was limited to two hits as Lenox pulled away with a big fourth inning. In the nightcap, Lenox again beat Norwalk 2-0 behind Santo’s complete game and strong defense. The Fairfield Athletics and Stratford Merchants also won as Springwood A. A. fell to the Merchants 7-2. The week’s schedule features Fairfield vs Stratford twilight game and more league action at Seaside Park.
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Lenox A. A
White Eagles
Seaside, Park
Ernie Santo
Joe Capello
Highlanders
Fairfield Athletics
Stratford Merchants
Springwood A. A
Vinny Burns
Granger
Tony Granger
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Inals
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Williams
Jim Sullivan
Santo
Diamond No
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Springwoods
Lenox Ac
Whith Eagles
Vieltnet
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Breast
Diplianco
DelBlanco
Lenox A
Jem White Gages
Defending Champion Wins In Net Tourney
Jim Biggs, the defending champion, and Dave Warner advanced to the juniors and boys tennis semifinals at Laurel courts. Biggs beat D Crawford Cullen 6-0 6-3 after 6-1 6-0 over Gus Horowitz, while Warner defeated Stanley Bailey 9-7 6-1 following Bailey's 6-2 4-6 6-1 win over Hugh Lavery. Vanderbilt beat Craig Merwin 6-2 6-1 and Schecter beat Lary Faye 6-2 6-0. Schecter will default today’s scheduled match with Vanderbilt as Schecter to play in the New England tourney. Biggs and Warner meet today at 10 am, winner faces Schecter Tuesday at 2 pm for the title.
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Jim Biggs
Dave Warner
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Laurel Courts
Biggs
D. Crawford Cullen
Gus Horowitz
Warner
Stanley Bailey
Bailey
Hugh Lavery
Vanderbilt
Craig Merwin
Schecter
Lary Faye
Longwood
Mass
Greenwich Skeet Champion Sets Perfect 100 Straight
Igor Pezas of Greenwich fired a flawless 100 straight at the 26th Great Eastern Skeet Shoot at Lords Range, despite gusty winds over Long Island Sound. The Stratford Marzik clan dominated with multiple titles, as Cy and Bob Marzik won the team event and Tommys Marzik retained the junior crown, with Dunning of Ruxton, Dunning women’s champion, and other divisions scattering victories across the three-day meet.
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Edward J. Shugrue
Long Island Sound
Lordship Range
Igor Pezas
Greenwich
New York
Marziks
Marzik
Stratford
Bob
Tommys
John Dunnings
Ruxton
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Dunning
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Loon Lake
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Montreal
Ed Calhoun
Salisbury
H. E. Meyers
Army Air Force Headquarters
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St Ann's Defeats St Patrick's 3 to 0 in Connie Mack CYO
Lefty Bill Miller pitched a one hitter with 15 strikeouts, fanning the last six and leading St Anns to a 3-0 win over St Patricks in the Connie Mack CYO League. St Augustine's and Holy Name tied 2-2, St Raphael's and St Theresa's 3-3, Picaydos vs Jet Bombers postponed due to wet grounds. Julian Construction beat Royals 8-5 in West Side division with Toigo Guerra and Evers driving runs.
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Bill Miller
St. Ann's
St. Patrick's
Miller
St. Augustine's
Holy Name
St. Raphael's
St. Theresa's
Picaydos
Jet Bombers
West Side
Julian Construction
Royals
Lenny Toigo
Dan Guerra
Ed Evers
Bruce Alessie
Harry Congdon Post Tops Grosso-Seavey Post 4-0 Junior League
Jay Bartelstone pitched a brilliant one hit shutout for the Harry Congdon Post as they defeated Grosso-Seavey Post 4 to 0 at Seaside Park. Bartelstone fanned nine while Vini Lombardo and Piura each had two hits to lead the offense.
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Jay Bartelstone
Harry Congdon
Grosso-Seavey Post
Fairfield County American Legion
Seaside Park
Bartelstone
Vini Lombardo
Piura
Weal or War and Local Mentions Spark Quiet News Night
A garbled listing of names and places references SAM PETRONE VICTOR and various terms. The fragmented text mentions March dates and several etherial entities, creating a puzzle of disconnected items without a clear event or outcome.
Greek Holy Trinity Edges Sikorsky Team In Softball
Greek Holy Trinity of the YMCA Inter Church league beat Sikorsky 3 to 2, scoring twice in the seventh. It marked Holy Trinity's fifth straight win. Marachi's Snack Shop routed Brook Farm 11 to 5 at Beardsley Park with Hal Berkowitz pitching the distance for the win. Jerry Mendell and Tom Loomis provided the offense. The teams set to meet again next Sunday in game two of the series.
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Holy Trinity
Ymca Inter‘Church
Sikorsky ‘Final Assembly
Maraczi
Marachi
Snack Shop
Brook Farm
Beardsley Park
Hal Berkowitz
Jerry Mendell
Tom Loomis
Sponsor Summer League for North End Boys Club
The North End Boys' club and the Board of Recreation Department sponsor a summer basketball league for players not over 18. Six teams will compete and entries are now being accepted with league play to start the first week of July.
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North End Boys’ Club
Board of Recreation Department
George Parson Wins Mill River Tourney Medal Play
George Parson shot 147 10 147 to win the Medal play vs handicap in the Presidents Cup at Mill River Country Club yesterday. Tom Capozzi was second with 165 24 141. Harry Fahey won the Sterling House Fund-O-Rama with 73. Ted Bielin was runner up with 75. Low net went to James DiChello 84 18 68, Capozzi second 40 14 66. Dorothy Parson won the Ladies Division with 85, Carolyn Young 92, Coffin and Clark tied for low net 79.
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George Parson
Mill River
Tom Capozzi
Harry Fahey
Ted Bielin
James DiChello
Robert Wolfe
Paul Yaney
Dorothy Parson
Carolyn Young
Raymond Coffin
Betty Clark
Giaquinto's Nine Tops Esther's Team 13-10
Giaquinto's Service Station softball team defeated Esther's Hacienda 13-10 at Barnum Field. Nick Giaquinto and Murphy Iovino homered, while Dan DiNapolis added three hits. The team seeks Wednesday game. interested teams should call FO 8-9939 and ask for Nick.
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Giaquinto
Service Station
Esther
Barnum Field
Nick Giaquinto
Murphy Iovino
Dan DiNapolis
Nick
Kroll Tops Flint Open Lead After 54 Holes
U S Open champion Tommy Bolt slipped to second as Ted Kroll fired a 69 to build a two stroke edge at 211 through 54 holes of the Flint Open at Warwick Hills Grand Blanc. Jack Fleck and Julius Boros chased at 214 with Bolt and Boros in pursuit after solid rounds.
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Flint
Mid
Ted Kroll
Tommy Bolt
Kroll
Sarasota
Fla
Bolt
Jack Fleck
Rochester
Mich
Warwick Hills
Grand Blanc
Fleck
Ben Hogan
Boros
Beechmont Dairy to Meet United Sports on Tuesday
The Beechmont Dairy softball team faces United Sports Tuesday at 6 30 p m at Gwen Fish Park. Either Ralph Maureo or Red Meyer will start on the mound for Coach Frank Merando's squad.
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Beechmont Dairy
United Sports
Gwen Fish Park
Ralph Maureo
Red Meyer
Frank Merando
Petrone Beats Torre In Bethpage 36-Hole Match
Greenwich machinist Petrone defeats defending champion Jimmy Torre a Newark police officer 2 and 1 over 36 holes at Bethpage Black. Petrone led 6 up after 18 holes, Torre cut the deficit to one on the 31st, then Petrone closed with a 4 birdie two on the 35th to seal the win.
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Greenwich
Conn
Jimmy Torre
Newark
N. J
Bethpage State Park
Torre
Connecticut
Martin's News Service Softball Loses 5 1
The Martin's News Service softball team dropped a 5 1 decision to Marty Borelli's Bombers of Waterbury yesterday at Longbrook Park. Ike Lacarone starred with three hits for the Bombers while Byrnes led the offense. Norm Throupe pitched well in relief for Martin's and Joe Szarmach added two of the loser's three hits. The Newsmen face Windmill Restaurant Tuesday in Stratford Senior Recreation League play. for games, call ED 7 5230 and ask for Frank.
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Softball
Marty Borelli
Watterbury
Longbrook Park
Ike Lacarone
Byrnes
Norm Throupe
Joe Szarmach
Newsmen
Windmill Restaurant
Stratford Senior Recreation
Frank
Hill and Gendebien win Le Mans in Ferrari triumph
American Phil Hill from Santa Monica and Belgium’s Oliver Gendebien won the 24-hour Le Mans race in a Ferrari with an average speed of 106.14 mph. They covered 2,547.3 miles despite last hours of rain, as rivals faced multiple crashes and one death.
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France
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
Belgium
Oliver Gendebien
Hill
Gendcsen
Jean Brousselet
Jean Mary
Esses
Bruce Kessler
Los Angeles
Kessler
Stirling Moss
Britain
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Ferrari
Modena
Italy
Aston
Martin
Peter
Graham Whitehead
Porsche
Jean Behra
Hans Hermann
Germany
Edgar Barth
Paul Frere
Duncan Hamilton
Yvor Bueb
Jaguar
Hil-Gendebien
Hamilton
Nyden's Braves Defeat Cubs 11 to 8 in North End Farm
Nyden's Braves beat Miller-Pinto Cubs 11 to 8 in a North End Farm League game. Ed Garginio and Tony Maniscalo combined for six hits, while John Keaplitttla added a bases-loaded triple to spark the victory.
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Mike Wallick
North End
Miller-Pinto Cubs
Nyden
Braves
Wallick
Falzarano
Pagano
Ahern
DeAngelis
Cubs
Mike Belovitch
Miler-Pinto
Wallack
Cedronend Belovitch
Ed Garginio
Tony Maniscalo
John Keaplitttla
Nydens Travers
Miller-Pinto
Uarsiilo
Rnuer
Kaphtula
Dobbs Poser
Valintine
Amateurs: Nicklaus Wins Trans Mississippi Title
Ohio youth Jack Nicklaus, 18, from Columbus, defeats Dick Norville 1 up in the 65th Trans Mississippi Amateur at Hutchinson Kansas. Nicklaus led by five at the turn and closed out Norville on the 28th green, riding accurate approaches and strong drives in a stiff wind. Norville, an Oklahoma City geologist, admitted his play was off while Nicklaus was playing superbly in the week-long, 162-entry event.
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Hutchinson
Kan
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Dick Norville
Ohio State
Nicklaus
Elks Open Track Meet Rescheduled To Tuesday At Seaside
The annual Elks Open track meet for youths aged 12 to 18 was postponed from Saturday to Tuesday at 5 p.m. due to rain. Sponsored by Bridgeport Lodge of Elks No 36 along with the Recreation department and Bridgeport Boys clubs, the event gathers boys and girls from the area.
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Elks
Seaside Park
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks, No. 36
Recreation Department
Bridgeport Boys Clubs
Reed Hurls No-Hitter For Metro-Body Softball Win
Jesse Reed pitched a no hitter as Metropolitan Body beat Norwalk Terrace Restaurant 6 to 1 at Duffy Field. Norwalk’s lone run came on three walks and a fielder’s choice. George Quintanilla had two safeties for Metro-Body.
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Metropolitan Body Company
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Metro-Body
New Haven Defeats Stratford Legion In Fairfield Battle
The New Haven American Legion junior team defeated Stratford Anderson-Dunn-Kochiss 5 to 1 in Elm City play. Jim Murphy and Steve Polinsky led New Haven at bat while Fuller and Fucci contributed for Stratford, which scored in the sixth inning.
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New Haven American Legion
Stratford
Elm City
Fairfield County American Legion
Fuller
Fucci
New Haven
Jim Murphy
Steve Polinsky
Birchwood ties set as President's Cup advances
Second round matches at Birchwood Country Club produced close results. Jack Schenberg beat Dr. Jesse Englander 2-1, Bob Rosencrans won 4-3 over M. Dober, Nate Schine prevailed 4-3 over R. Sopkin, Ed Khan beat William Monney 3-2, Stan Weinstein defeated L. Sabitt 3-2, and Dr. M Aronson beat A. Yurdin 7-5.
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Birchwood Country Club
Jack Schenberg
Jesse Englander
Bob Rosencrans
M. Dober
Nate Schine
R. Sopkin
Ed Khan
William Monney
Stan Weinstein
L. Sabitt
Dr. M. Aronson
A. Yurdin
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