Arnold Palmer Wins Long Island Open Golf Tourney
Arnold Palmer won the Long Island Open by five strokes at East Norwich with rounds of 71 on the final day and a 278 total. He earned 9000 dollars and pushed his official event earnings to 35260 with unofficial totals around 51044, leading a field that included Ted Kroll and Jay Hebert.
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Whitney Martin
George Bernardin
Miami
Springs
Fla
Vernerable
E. D
Dutch Harrison
St. Louis
Jimmy Demaret
Kiamesha
Lake
Ted Kroll
Saysota
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Don “Fairfield
Casey
Sam Stead
White
Sulphur Springs
Kroll
Bob Rosburg
Palo
Alto
Palmer
Atroid
Latrobe
Jay Heder
Banford
Oia
Den
Fairfield
Aliphur Springs
Ted Krull
Sarasola
Fis
Newburg
Pale
WN Js
Sivas
Alan Leenart
Vancouver
B.C
Deus
Ford
Paradise
Henry Ransom
Cary Middlecott
Hollywood
Fins
Aimmy
Einern
Roferto de Vincento
Mike Bouchak
Grotttaer
N.Y Ae
Jullde Boros
MD Pines
Aes
Raye Marr
Cedarhutal
Bom
Er Daily
Maxwell
Oderas
Connecticut State Open Moves to Brooklawn for 2 Day Event
The Connecticut State Open golf tournament will be a two day event at Brooklawn Country Club Bridgeport after transfer from Shorehaven East Norwalk. Forty eight holes are planned with 36 on Monday July 21 and the final 18 on Tuesday July 22 with low scorers advancing.
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New Haven
Shorehaven Golf Club
East Norwalk
den Hoerig
Wethersfield
Eat Ampton
City Softball League features two tonight at Seaside Park
The City Softball League resumes with two games at diamond No 4 Seaside Park Wentfield 6 45 p m Red Mill versus Merritt Canteen and National Cleaners versus Savoy AA. Fred Raphaely starts for Savoy AA and Johnny Lenhart for Merritt Canteen. first half winner Red Mill hosts Merritt Canteen as Savoy and National Cleaners clash in a third meeting of the year.
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Merritt Canteen
Seaside Park
Wentfield
Diamond
National
Clearers
Savoy
A.A
Iedine O
Johnny Rozser
Byiddy Godfrey
Bob Finch
Merritt
Jes
Se Reed
Savoys
National Cleaners
Cleaners
Fred Raphaely
Savoy A.A
Johnny ‘Lenhart
Merritt ‘Canteen
Seaside
Hoffman Fuel
Innee Mill
Drastic Changes Reported In Cigarette Nicotine Levels
Five regular cigarettes now carry less nicotine and tar than some top filter tips while five filter-tips show a marked reduction in cancer risk, according to a noted cancer specialist. Some brands have raised tar or nicotine by nearly a third. The July Reader's Digest features "The Cigarette Industry Changes Its Mind" for more.
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Reader's Digest
D'Angelo's Flying A wins first round in Sunday league
D'Angelo's Flying A softball team captured the first round by defeating Berkshire Bakers 7 to 3 at Beardsley Park. Charley Cino led with six hits, supported by Savo and Angelo Antonini with two apiece. Frank Antonini contributed three runs and strong baserunning. Don Finlayson had two safeties for Bakers. In the next game the 242nd National Guard beat the Rectors 15 to 11 with Bill Biagion collecting four hits.
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Berkshire
Bakers
Beardsley Park
Oo Charley
Cino
Principal
Savo
Angelo Antonini
Frank Antonini
Don Finlayson
National Guard
Rectors
Bill ‘Biagion
Glaquinto
United Sports Association
Beardsley Pharmacy
Stonybrook Pharmacy
Park City
Glaquinto’s
United Sports
Lefty Regina
Red Piercili
Mike Bruno
Giaquinto
Fred Altieri
Carl Braun to Lead Boys Clinic at Notre Dame High
Carl Braun, famed New York Knickerbocker, will conduct a free basketball clinic tonight at Notre Dame High School gym. The week long course runs July 7 to July 11 for boys 17, 9 to 12 daily, with registration at the clinic or Arc the Sports Shop.
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Carl Braun
New York Knickerbockers
Notre Dame High School
Braun
Notre Dame
Arcthe
Stratford athletes shine at invitational track meet
McDermott and Dillon of Bridgeport clubs won discus and hammer events with distances around 135 feet and 165 feet at the invitational meet. Jerry Miller of Stratford, former Olympic contestant, placed third in both discus and hammer as Larrabee of New London led in the events not limited to Connecticut residents.
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M'Dermott
Dillon
Tom’ McDermott
Stratford
New , England
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New York Athletic Club
McDermott
Rutgers ‘University
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Connecticut
Cliff Larrabee
New London
Greater Bridgeport
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Hanover
Mass
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Bob Backus
Peterson
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Schecter
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Fairfield
Woods School
Tallman
Mill Plain School
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Newfield School
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John Winthrop School
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Ryant
Viel McDowell
Son Bi Watsons
Ryanta
Walter Callahan
John Winthrop Tekpal
Thomas Elyan
Blessed Sacramento
Eal Nettie
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Warren Taviey
Sacred Heart
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Aleex
Woodrow Wilson
Kocero
Robert Ryan
Fairfield Woods
Kocerko
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Grasmere
Fairlells
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North End Joys
Olle
Paramore
Edison
Tindsay
Roosevelt School
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Talla
Augustine
John Drevas
Milford
Murphy
Yaratray
Burwisto
Redante
In State Shoo Racing Entries and Selections Night Card
Racing entries and selections for a Connecticut two day trap shooting and horse racing meet list post positions and entry details. Names include United National Natural Reward and Planes, with prizes ranging from 3000 to 4500 dollars and multiple age classes across various distances.
Parker Net Tourney Opens July Fifth at Laurel Courts
The Gansett selections announce the Parker Net tennis tournament starting July 5 at Laurel Courts. Notables include John Laya of Bristol as runner-up in high overalls, George W. Pistey of Bridgeport earning a semptonah trophy, and Christine Pezas of Greenwich winning ladies runner-up honors. The James Parker Memorial tourney honors a former city champion, with entries from Bridgeport Fairfield Stratford and Trumbull and an entry fee of 3 dollars due by Friday 2 p.m.
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Danbury
John Laya
Bristol
Ulu Aye
George W. Pistey
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Semptonah
Fairfield County Fish and Game Association
Christine Pezas
Greenwich
John Paseika
Clasa
Roy Mason
James Parker
Laurel Tennis Courts
Board of Recreation
Fairfield
Stratford
Trumbull
Pate Chapdelaine
Sid Shapiro
Bob Saltman
Ed van Beverhout
Ronald Baird
Laurel Courts
Belmont Selections Internat Fleet Contessa and More
The list of Belmont selections includes Fleet Contessa, Hannibals K, Change Girl, Revelationist, Kaw a, Bweel Teri, Mrs. Tr. Night Bont, Secret Recipe, Amber Moon, Atenna, Heavenly Gusher, Baby Brother, Little General, Nile Lily, Miss Flue Jay, Lanepeace, Asgard, Arnl Bedi Prophet, Mr. Redbird, and Lovely one heals Nile Lily.
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Iby United
DRE
Hannibals K
Kawa
Bweel Teri
Amber Moon
Atenna
S. Heavenly Gusher
Baby Brother
Little General
Nile Lily
Flue Jay
Dod
Lanepeace
Asgard
Arnl Bedi
Mr. Redbird
Lovely One
Monmouth Selections in a Listed Poodle of Runners
The entry list shows Monmouth selections including Tropic King and Tropte King with multiple runners such as Blondie Girl Inv INE and 2 Naser among a broad field. The card notes local names like Shakertown Navy Brans Bucknetl and Beach Mode in a Sunday pitch style lineup.
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Naser
Finme
Brassco's Beat Buckley Brothers 4 to 2 in Pony League
The Brassco's defeated the Buckley Brothers 4 to 2 in Pony League action yesterday as Flash D'Argento fanned seven for the winners. Kinney threw a three hitter for Kohlenberg who shut out the Lancers 21 to 0.
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Brassco's
Buckley Brothers
Flash
D'Argento
Kohlenberg
Lancers
Kinney
Charters Is Elected Head of Rifle Club at Columbian Squires
John R. Charters of 245 Wells Street was chosen president of the Columbian Squires Rifle Club. Officers named include Carl Obuchowski as vice president, Richard Godwin as executive officer, Ned Dorari secretary, and Neill Glancy treasurer.
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John R. Charters
Wells Street
Columbian Squires Rifle Club
Carl Obuchowski
Richard Godwin
Ned Dorari
Neill Glancy
Local Little League and Park City League action report
Little League standings show Miller Pinto Cubs 10 to 1 over the Phillies and Cardinals beat the Braves 2 to 1 behind Steuart and Boulton. Park City League saw Jerry Rowe drive two homers and seven RBIs for the Red Sox in a 10 to 5 win over the Arctic Sport Shop Yankees.
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Phililes
Miller Pinto
Cedrone
Braves
Ernye
DeAngelis
Giorminos
Selvaegi
O'Connor
Cubs
Phillies
Stewalvelcha “Boulton
Tele
Park City
Jerry Rowe
RBI
Sons of Italy
Red Sox
Arctic Sport Shop Yankees
Paul
Matis
Yanks
Kaminski
L. J. Meszaros Dodgers
Madison Motor” Cardinals
Alt Roberts
Joe '‘Costarizo
Dodgers
Roy Krafchik
Yankees
Vanita
Josy
Kovacs
Cardinals
Yanosy
Poldemant
Roberts
Allen, Hopkins and Kranyik
Windmill Softball Faces Norwalk Tonight at Longbrook Park
The Windmill restaurant softball team meets Pete Builders of Norwalk at 6:30 PM at Longbrook Park. Likely pitchers include Joe Mamonce or Fred Georgette for Windmill and Rocky Marrucci for Norwalk.
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the Windmill
Pete Builders
Norwalk
Inight
Longbrook Park
Joe Mamonce
Fred Georgette
Windmill
Rocky Marrucci
DiBiase Lynch Set For TV Welterweight Showdown
New York welterweights Tony Di Biase and Eddie Lynch meet Monday in a 10 round Dumont telecast from St. Nicholas Arena. Di Biase favored at 6-5 after weekend betting shifts. Also on card are Don Freeman vs Bobby Turman in Dallas and Jimmy Martinez vs Tony Du pas in New Orleans with other bouts listed in the telecast lineup.
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New York
UPI
Tony DiBiase
Eddie
Pigeons) Lynch
St. Nicholas Arena
DiBiase
Dallas
Don Freeman
Bobby Turman
New Orleans
Jimmy Martinez
Phoenix
Ariz
Tony Dupas
Joey Giardello
Ray Robinson
Joey Glambra
San Francisco
Brazil Tops Sweden in World Cup Final
Brazil defeated host Sweden 5 2 to win the world soccer cup in Stockholm Rosunda Stadium before 52 000 fans including King Gustaf Adolf Brazil’s Pele Vava and Didi starred as Brazil claimed its first World Cup title and the Jutes Rimet Cup prize money of 6000.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Europe
South America
Germany
Gustav Adolf of
Heja Sverige
Nils Liedholm
Rosunda
Pele
Vaya
Didi
World Football Federation
Arthur Drewry
Bellini
Wimbledon Play Resumes Today in Singles Quarters
Wimbledon England June 29 UPI Barry Mackay Budge Patty and Gardner Mulloy vie for quarterfinal berths in the men's singles Mackay seeded eighth is favored to beat Ramanathan Krishnan Patty the 1950 champion from Los Angeles is an underdog against Sven Davidson Mulloy from Denver is matched with third seed Mervyn Rose in a strong quarterfinal lineup
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England
Barry Mackay
Budge Patty
Gardner Mulloy
Mackay
Dayton
Ohio
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Paris
U. S
Sven Davidson
Sweden
Mulloy
Denver
Colo
Mervyn Rose
Cubs Split with Pirates in second game win
Chicago Cubs win the nightcap 8-3 behind Dale Long driving in four on a homer, a single, and a double as they split the doubleheader with the Pittsburgh Pirates who won the opener 4-3 on Frank Thomas’s 22nd homer.
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Pittsburgh
Jume
Chicago Cubs
Dale Long
Pirates
Frank Thomas
Merchants rout Bayonne for fourth straight win
Stratford Merchants pounded 12 hits to beat Bayonne New Jersey Cardinals 8 to 3 at Loney Brook Park. Bill Robinson limited the visitors to four hits with seven strikeouts to earn the win. Tony Attanasion Mickey Ione John Foriis Charley Honafius and Ron Cocchiola each had two hits in the offensive burst.
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Stratford Merchants
Bayonne
N. J
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