Sal Maglie Shuts Dodgers in Giants 3-0 Victory
Sal Maglie hurled the Giants to a 3-0 win over the Dodgers. Two games tonight at Raybestos Field feature the Raybestos Cardinals vs Auto Rest Derby and the Rayhestos Brakettes vs Dover Marauders.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
16
Sal Maglie hurled the Giants to a 3-0 win over the Dodgers. Two games tonight at Raybestos Field feature the Raybestos Cardinals vs Auto Rest Derby and the Rayhestos Brakettes vs Dover Marauders.
Lombard restaurant group and Three-D ant teams will play tonight as the City Softball League resumes. The Three-Door squad, at 5 0, meets the Barletto Eagles on diamond No. 2 with others at Went field and Lea. Merritt Can teen faces Fried's Luggagemen on diamond No. 4 at Wentfield.
Irish Bob Murphy wins by fourth round technical knockout over Ray Dieu of Paris at Municipal Stadium Waterbury. Referee stops the fight after a deep cut on Dieu's left eye. Attendance 1507, gate $3800. Semi finals also decided as Mallane over Batista and Monroe over Godot. Wade's Rockets prep for Sherrill game. Eastern League results listed.
Sal Maglie shut out Brooklyn over six innings then took a 3-0 win as the Giants trimmed the Dodgers NL lead to three games. Maglie allowed three hits, with Jackie Robinson, Billy Cox, and Roy Campanella the only Giants to break up the no-hit bid late.
The Stamford American Legion junior baseball team defeated Stratford 9 to 3 in Lock City. Stamford benefited from Stratford errors while recording just three hits off pitchers Joe Witko and Ron Buchinsky. Stratford's Stan Geter led with three hits in four at bats.
Jimmy Lesko pitched two hits over five innings as the Howlands defeated the Bridgeport Brass 4 to 1 in a junior league game. The Howlands struck first in the sixth then added three in the seventh while Dunn held the Brass to a lone run in the final inning.
Patty Berg forged a one stroke lead in the opening round at Bala Country Club with a par 69 in punishing heat. Louise Suggs closely chased, with Betsy Rawls and Betty Jameson among leaders as amateurs Porter and Sigel also posted 72s.
The Lordship Blue Jays defeated the Raybestos Red Birds 6 to 4 at Raybestos Memorial field. Lynch pitched well for the Blue Jays scattering seven hits while Ray Flor starred at bat with a single and a double.
One pace setting Warner Brothers team will oppose the G E Americans in the A Division match of the YMCA Industrial Golf league at Wheeler Park today. Other matches include Bullard Co vs Raybestos and Singer Co vs Remington Arms. The B Division features G E Colonials vs Jenkins Brothers and Raybestos vs Bridgeport Lycoming.
Archie Moore defeated Clarence Henry by unanimous decision in heavyweights at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. Henry, once rated highly, failed to land and left the ring with an oxygen mask as Moore dominated from start to finish in 10 rounds. Referee Joe Louis scored 7-2-1, with judges 8-1-1 and 9-1, all for Moore.
Vic Wert belted a threetrun homer in the first inning and Detroit matched Browns errors to lead throughout. Mapes, Wight and Pesky contributed in a game previewed with local park matchups. small league notes followed including Millbrook teams and a Sterling House youth result.
The Rosebuds lead the Senior City league and host the Herald Sportsmen's Club at Seaside Park diamond No 6 tonight at 6 PM with Bob Spry catching for the Buds and Dick Ondeck as his receiver. Jim Scholz is expected to pitch for the Sportsmen as three Sunday games follow.
Stock car racing at Candlelite Stadium features two 25 lap events for modified and non Ford cars. Noted drivers include Gil Gay Jimmy Sullivan Red Ray Ed Mathieu Ken Strong Elwood Fox and Jokko Manggiamo with a strong field and a potential surprise ace. Gates open 730 p.m. and racing begins at 8 p.m.
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