Greer Leads UConn Florida Trip With Strong Batting
Connecticut out fielder George Greer delivering left handed power and higher averages than last season while on the Florida swing. He totaled 11 hits 15 bases and 4 RBIs aided by shortstop Sack Melon and Dave Proctor and second baseman Tom Proctor. Pitchers Ed Baird Tam Law.
Huskies Shine On Spring Tour With 7 1 Start
Connecticut finished a eight game trip 7-1 led by Bill Hogerty and Ton with perfect 0.00 ERAs and Lawton at 1.59. Tom Penders from Stratford led batters hitting .314 with 33 at bats, five runs and four RBIs. Five defensive double plays aided by two shutouts and three one run games helped CT to a .283 team average and 2.61 ERA. Home opener set for April 8 versus Boston University with three more games the next week at Wesleyan and versus Vermont.
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Bill Jones Named to Assumption All Opponents Team
Bill Jones of Fairfield University earns selection to the Assumption College All Opponents basketball team. Jimmy Walker of Providence is the sole unanimous pick. Other honorees include Frank Stronczak of AIC Dick Falkenbush of St Michael’s and Barry Leibowitz of Long Island University.
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Wesleyan Golf Roster Includes Steve Pfeif
Senior Steve Pfeif of Fairfield is listed on the Wesleyan University varsity golf roster. The Cardinals start their season April 12 in a triangular meet with Yale and the University of Hartford on the Elis course.
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Mets Rally in 10th Beats Phillies in Exhibition
New York Mets scored twice in the 10th on infield hits a sacrifice fly and a wild pitch to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 7 in Clearwater. Ken Boyer and Greg Goossen homered for the Mets while Ed Bressoud and Cookie Rojas had strong hitting for Philadelphia.
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Exhibition Baseball Recap From Yesterday's Games
A summary of yesterday's results across several exhibitions includes Kansas City 5 New York 4, St. Louis 1 Los Angeles 1, Houston 4 Pittsburgh 2, and Philadelphia 7 New York 1 in 10 innings. San Francisco 4 Chicago 1 and planned Cincinnati vs Minnesota and Chicago vs Boston games were cancelled or postponed due to rain. Detroit and California matchups were also listed as cancelled or incomplete.
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Toigo Leads Southern To 9-4 Baseball Win
HAMPTON, Val Terry Toigo of Bridgeport collected two singles and scored the winning run as Southern Connecticut downed Rampton Institute 9 to 4 yesterday. With the score tied at 4, Toigo led off the seventh inning with a single, stole second, moved to third on a passed ball, and scored on a fly to left. He has seven hits in ten at bats this season. Larry Caputo of Fairfield went one for five and is four for nine. The Owls improve to 2 0 and meet Salisbury State in Salisbury, Maryland.
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U S Skatership Earns 8-3 Win Over West Germany in 1967 World Action
The injury plagued United States hockey team exploded for four first period goals and defeated West Germany 8-3 to move into a fourth place tie with Sweden in the 1967 World Ice Hockey Championships. Russia clinched the title. Canada's fate hinges on Sweden.
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Small Man's Tourney Opens With Three Evening Games
Three fixtures set at the Jewish Community Center feature Hartford YMCA vs Crest Lincoln-Mercury at 6 00 p m the Royal All Stars against the Lions at 7 30 p m and the Savoys facing Heavy Motors at 9 00 p m all part of the Small Man's Basketball tournament.
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Learn To Swim Program At North End Club
The North End Boys' Club announces a six week Learn To Swim course starting April 3. Director John Narcucci says it is open to all boys and covers fundamentals with weekly tests. Certificates and buttons awarded on completion. Classes run Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 4:00 to 4:30 p.m. and Saturdays 11 a.m. to noon.
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