Lenox Nine Dominate White Eagles in 10 1 Victory
Lenox Nine crushed the White Eagles 10 to 1 at the park to seize first in the Senior City Baseball League. The win, Lenox’s fifth in seven outings, moves them to a .714 pace while Rosebuds sit just behind. The Rosebuds–West ern Jacksons game was postponed due to wet grounds amid other league results.
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Lenox A.A
White Eagles
Park City
Rosebuds
Rosebud
Western Jacksons
Rubber Booted Driver Trashes Yard In East Hartford Rampage
Al vert Castle, 27, of 1930 Main St, will likely never drive again after a rubber booted mishap. He sped onto Silver Lane, rammed hedges, uprooted a 10 foot fir, and damaged 28 feet of lawn near 234 Silver Lane before stopping near Antoy Brezzo’s door. Castle explained to Mrs Brezzo and was arrested for passing a stop sign.
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Hartford
Alvert Castle
Main St
East Hartford
Castle
Mercerave
Silver Lane
Anthoy D. Brezzo
Brezzo
Recreation League scores in East End PAL games noted
The Celtics led the Paradise Rams 15 to 11 in an East End PAL match. The Sylvans lost 7 to 2 to the East End PAL, while Orcutt Boys club edged the Demons 4 to 3 in the Intermediate Recreation league.
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Celtics
Paradise Rams
East End
Sylvans
Orcutt Boys’ Club
Demons
Eas End Pal
Taresany
Crane
Rarrantini
Kelly
Pra
Three-Door Team Faces Fried's In City Softball Clash Tonight
Three-Door and Fried's Luggagemen meet at 6 45 PM in the City Softball league feature on Diamond No 4 Seaside Park. Rivalry stems from last year's playoffs with Luggagemen edging Three-Door. Barlett Tavern vs Post Office Grill hits Diamond No 1 Wentfield with playoff implications as Budd y Godfrey and Marty Williams slated to pitch. Other games at Wentfield 6 45 include Little Casino versus St Johns Greek Catholic on Diamond No 2 and Picadilly tavern against Berkshire Bakers on Diamond No 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fried
Luggagemen
Seaside Park
Three-Door
Bobby Finch
Hank Kovacs
George Wilkison
Jim Feher
Barletto Tavern
Post Office Grill
Wentfield
Buddy Godfrey
Barlettomen
Marty Williams
Grilimen
Little Casino Restaurant
St. John's Greek Catholic Church
Picadilly Tavern
Berkshire Bakers
Fairfield Legion Nine Defeats Stratford 8-5 In County Game
Fairfield American Legion Junior team led by Jack Ringel and Fiore Soviero beat Stratford Juniors 8 to 5 at Long Brook Park. Ringel had two timely singles driving in four runs while Soviero added three hits for two RBIs. Both teams totaled 10 hits. pitcher Johnny Astle went the distance for Fairfield. Joe Vitko started for Stratford before being relieved after seven runs and nine hits.
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Jack Ringel
Fiore Soviero
Fairfield American Legion
Stratford Legion
Fairfield County Legion
Stratford
Baranowski
Stratrord
Leahy
Soviero
Mitko & Boat
Prose
Georgia Woman Sets New Open Record With 284 Strokes
Louise Suggs of Carrollton Georgia wins the seventh annual Women’s National Open at Bala Golf Club with a 72 hole record of 284 and a final round 75. She tops Betty Jameson and Marlene Bauer in a field led by Suggs’s 284, breaking the former 288 mark. Augie Guglielmo, umpire, is noted for World War II service.
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Philadelphia
Louise Suggs
Carrollton
Bala Golf Club
George Zaharias
Palma Ceia
Tampa
Fla
Suggs
U. S
Coad
Georgia
Prince George's Golf and Country Club
Landover
Zaharias
Miss Suggs
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Marlene Bauer
Sarasota
Beverly Hanson
Fargo
N. C
Betty Mackinnon
Dallas
Peggy Kirk
Ponte Verda
Betsy Rawls
Austin
Alice Bauer
Betsy Berg
St. Andrews
Ill
Dorothy
Augie Guglielmo
South Pacific
Hollandia
Biak
Eight Men Named To Olympic Track Team
Eight men selected for the Olympic track team cover marathon and walking events with Durgail Jones Corbitt Sjogren Weinacker Dent Laskau King plus three decathlon hopefuls to be chosen at Tulare Calif. June 23 1932. Brutus Hamilton and coach says the team may face first Soviet participation in Helsinki with high drama and tense moments while Whitfield recovers from a leg strain and Dillard defends his London 100m title.
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Los Angeles
Victor Durgail
New York
Thomas Jones
Philadelphia
Theodore Corbitt
Leo Sjogren
Adolph Weinacker
Detroit
John H. Dent
Pittsburgh
Henry Laskau
Price King
California
Pincus Sober
Track and Field Committee
Olympic
Tulare
Calif
Memriall Coliseum
Brutus Hamilton
Hamilton
Russia
United States
Helsinki
Bob Kane
Cornell
Harrison Dillard
Mal Whitfield
Dillard
London
Whitfield
Maxim Robinson heat clash seen as factor in result
In New York on June 29 AP sports column argues the heat affected Sugar Ray Robinson and Joey Maxim in their Yankee Stadium bout. It notes Maxim’s tactics, Kearns’s planning, and questions whether a rematch would favor either fighter under better conditions. also mentions 48 University of Alabama athletes receiving 1952 spring letters.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Joey Maxim-Ray Robinson
Yankee Stadium
Maxim
Robinson
Iitle
Atte
Sugar Ray
Ray
Ed Sugar Ray
University of Alabama
Rodney A's beat Raybestos Guardsmen for first win
The Rodney A's edged the National Guard 7 to 5 at Seaside park for their season opener win. Vinny Roy drove in the decisive runs with a two run double in the fifth as Tomasko also collected two hits. Pitcher Jack Doyle earned the win with five innings, aided by Piger.
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Rodney A’s
Park City
National Guard
Seaside Park
Highland A.A
Milford Indians
Highlanders
Vinny Roy
Louisiana State University
Rodney A's
Rodney A
Nator
Tomasko
Rt Fotoo Heena
Kenoe
Olaware
Tor Kehor
Delftvena
Tiuard Dorie
Pyer Doriet
Seasides and West Sides win in Bridgeport Little League
The Seasides defeated the South Ends 9 to 3 in the opening game at William Heap Stadium, with Danny Toth and Ed Romatzick leading the offense. In the second game, Ed Jeffko pitched a two hit shutout as the West Sides edged the Black Rocks 2 to 0 aided by three Black Rock errors.
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Seasides
Bridgeport
South Ends
William Heap
Danny Toth
Ed Romatzick
al Faulkner
Ed Jeffko
Black Rocks
iMorsan
McDousaer Keefe
Riti—tvank
Sl Wenn Maran
Berkshire Juniors defeat Rosebud A A in city league game
The Berkshire Construction team beat the Rosebud A A Juniors 7 to 4 yesterday at Seaside Park. Oniska and Beausiliel each had three hits for Berkshire while George McGoldrick starred for Rosebud, with two hits and five stolen bases.
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Berkshire Construction Company
Rosebud A.A
Seaside Park
Oniska
Beausiliel
George McGoldrick
McGoldric
Rosebud JR
Berkshire Ford
Merah
Astrone
Donnelly
Fursers
U— Posta
Yacen
Rede
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Lenox
North Enders
Sportsmen
Herald Sportsmen
Ray Anderson
Bob Kopnicky
Bobby Halas
Bernie Lassogna
George Staffan
Matty Forman
Holy Cross
Charley Karpus
North Eads
Frank Piascik
Stevens Athletics
Kanye
Caran Soften Chaalmon
Dirck
Smith
Ingel
Roach
Homden
Pyre
Horvath
Lasvogna
Bow
Mary Jane Seale
Washington
Petsmlard’s
Taregese
Fairfield Legion
Anne Francis
Hollywood
Bris
Ripley's
DLL
Hefln Council Bliffs
Towa
OUNO
Sokorra
Braban
England
Highmore
Kairuni
Sokotra
Arabian Sea
Kearns
Doc Kearns
Doc
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Toledo
Dempsey
Willard
Jack
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Tony Pagliuca
Tokay and
Raybestos Cardinals
Memorial Field
Tokay
Westport
Arrows
Pagliuca
Bobby McOrmond
Redbirds
George Stein
Tay Saeaenerene
Kuchta
Bill Yoney
Dan Fernandez
Stein
Matty McNally
John Kalafus
Larry Regina
Nick Santo
Don Beers
Cardinals
McOrmond
Army
French Equatorial Africa
Netherlands
Baybestos
Ano
Sant Elin
Raxtestos E
Agberton
RBI
Pasline
Meormond
Paglivea
Watson
Ruchta
McNall
MeNality
Kalnfor
Conti
Powe
Raesta Jornust Barhestor
Ho"roeits
Ofekert
Chance
Fermandie Pasta Neste Sant
Syneavalle
Tnsvow
Sian Xuuk
Habansky Naz Kiensan
SB -Johnson
DPA
Hata
Nagy
Ab“ Habanske
Jefe S. Hotimancky
Hinhaneky
Habancey
Pr—Conder
Jofn Taser
Habancky
O'Relnan
Faulkner
Berkshires
BUDS
Moore
Sikorsky
Sikorsky Aircraft
U. S. Army Field Force
United Aircraft Corporation
Bridgeport, Connecticut
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