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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1967

Page

8

Tatum Hurls No-Hitter for Ludlowe in 3-1 Win

In Teaneck New Jersey Ludlowe halfback Tatum hurled a dominant game and blanked Warde 3-1. Costello powered Fairleigh Dickinson to a 5-4 win over Bridgeport with two two run homers backing Calabrese five hitter. UB's Gordon extended hitting streak to 19 games as DeFeo homered for Bridgeport.

Wasa JA Commoriine Ath Bridgeport Fairleigh Dickinson Gillespie Force Gordon Urban Hurletaus Fairleigh Hurlepaus Empie Hurtebaus Fouser Rohloff Coslella de Feo Kovacs Lewis Costello

Bassick Subdues Central 3 1 Behind Four Two-Baggers

Bassick defeated Central 3 to 1 at the Hilltoppers' park as Ron Bodnar earned the win with seven innings of four two-base hits by Bassick. George Siket and Mike Dawson plus George Koureris delivered key doubles to seal the victory. Central's Tom Sautter doubled twice and Battled Bodnar for Central's lone score early.

Bassick Central Hilltoppers’ Park Ron Bodnar Frank Rotini George Siket Mike Dawson George Koureris Lions Hutter Ken Michaels Pichae Bassick Central Ebrhrci Rhrhi Alfaro Woller Mossilf Dorosouterss Steeleth Aot Ahern Ss Midhgeisc Bodnarn Dowson Torosukis Kulouriscb Chivnskel Toaso oKeen Toso Swenson Argierasf Whitakersf Chotewinski Tih Bossick

Immaculate Runs Past Christ the King 13-8 in Hat City Duel

Immaculate of Danbury bombards Christ the King for 13 runs as pitchers yield 21 hits in seven innings. The Mustangs plate nine runs in three frames and ride strong late offense to a decisive win at Southport, with multiple players contributing across the lineup.

Immaculate Danbury Christ the King Mustangs Southport Iavaaculate Obrhrol Aboord Burnes Ss Crorneck Moron Reiners Chris Palmer Torney Finn Barry Wallace van Ajten Payer Lochhelle Pheist

St Marys Shuts Out Kolbe Friars 3-0 in Five Innings

St Marys Green which defeated Kolbe 3-0 behind Howard Kuntzs three hitter as Kuntz walked one and struck out two. The Blue Knights scored in the second on two hits and a wild pitch and added two more in the third on three singles and an error. Kolbe threatened in the second inning but could not push across a run.

Kolbe Friars St. Mary's Greenwich Howard Kuntz Blue Knights Emil Bucci Peter Horton RBI John O'Hara Kuntz Art Bucci Kolbe Shome Glen Lyons Jin Rooney Mary Kolbe A.buccil Devine Jerombek Merchantzo E.buccic Raymond Treondoss Horiond Sante Rooney Scramuck Ons SO Kualy Santo Looney

Mr. Lucifer Captures Feature at Roosevelt Race Way

Mr. Lucifer rallied in the stretch to win the featured pace at Roosevelt Raceway in a three horse photo finish. Native Yankee and Billy Chance completed a 225.80 daily double.

Westbury UPI Mr. Lucifer Roosevelt Raceway Native Yankee Billy Chance

Tigers Ace Pat Tatum No-Hits Warde in 3-1 Victory

Pat Tatum pitched his second no hitter of the year, striking out 13 as Ludlowe beat cross-town rival Warde 3-1. Klein scored on a bunt error and Tatum added the final run with a sixth-inning single, while McMahon and Blitz delivered strong pitching for their teams.

Pat Tatom Roger John Kein Sturges Park Ludilowe Tatum Klein Warde Steve Plucker Bill Beaudin Ludlowe Jim Roman Joe Romanosky Mark MacDonald Warde Ludlowe Tullman If Beaucharb Davis If Tulle Cf Rakoczyrf McDonaldc Plucker Kiein Ramanosky Hoguerty Witcox Brown Schlesinger Steutkoul Inith Warde Aliberti Davis Talom Schletigner Hr—Klein

Rippowam Beats Staples 5-1 Behind Cosentino Pitching

Rippowam improved to 5-2 as Frank Cosentino allowed four hits and earned the win. Bobby Valentine, Dave Quigley, and John Baron delivered key hits while Rippowam built a lead with runs in the third and fifth innings. Staples managed an early unearned run but could not keep pace.

Rippowam Staples Westport Frank Cosentino Warriors Foy J? Cosentino T Bay Bobby Valentine Dave Quigley Lock City Wreckers Jim Roadhuyten Bruce Corrigan Cosentino John Baron Valentine Quigley Cosentina Paul Chirimbes Baron Rippoviam Staples Obr Hrbi Ebrhrbi 'Barayel Adhuyzen Signore Balted Totes Achiller Albertson Booth Rippower Boron Toler Reedhuyben Nistice Decker Stoples Riosowam Knecht Chrimbes Nistico Yocky Corifipan Vatenting Sb—Vatentine Chisnetta Kneclel Tom Yocky A Miller

PAL Baseball Notes Call Meeting Of Last Year Coaches

Peter Cybdul Bridgeport PAL president convenes a meeting of last year's PAL baseball coaches tonight at 8 in the Youth Bureau. Former PAL players and others interested in aiding the program are urged to attend.

Peter Cybdul Bridgeport Police Athletic League

Stratford pitcher DeLaura hurls second straight one hitter

Stratford right hander John DeLaura blanked Milford 4-0 at Long Brook Park, allowing three baserunners all game to raise his season mark to 2.0. Bob Karsich had Milford's lone hit in the second, as walks in the first and sixth aided the Indians. The North Paraders jumped ahead with three runs in the opening frame, Mike Kowalski driving in a run after Sla sar and DeFeo reached. Sul zicki drove in another on a two base error.

Teaneck Mike Costello Fairleigh Nickinson University University of Bridgeport Costello Charlie Rose FDU DeFeo Belts Homer Fairleigh Dickinson Fred Gillespie Ralph Rodloff Bill Decker Ken Urban Bob Fauser Urban Fauser Dennis Empie Herb Gordon DeFeo Gordon Ken Calabrese Purple Knights Calabrese Mandeville Joe Bean John Kovacs Kovacs Lans Adelphi Seaside Park Costelto Bridgeport Fair Dickinson Abrhet Obras Paadeviifech John Delaura Stratford Milford Indians North Paraders Mike Kowalski Jona Slasar Ron DeFeo Jim Penders Paul Sulzicki Notre Dame Bunnett Milford Stratford Obrhaty Geddes Medvecky ST. Louis UPI Billy Walker Kawalski Lurigan Boykoc O'Dell Addison's Sukickiib Potakci Caute Sukickl Ab Pittsburgh Pirates St. Mole Strock Bradbury Louis Cardinals Ialford Odd Gad O'Dell Steatford Inni Geddes Tobin Hourigon Ball Eeeard Lob Pete Mikkelsen Strottord Millford Sa—Potok Kowal Pirates Mersich

Local baseball results mix with college clash and schedules

Delaura and Potok lead a tight win for the North Paraders in a 8-7 outcome amid MLB style updates. Fairfield University to host Sacred Heart in a 3:30 p.m. clash with Granata and Hurlie powering the Stags in a 7-5 record.

Held's late homer gives Orioles 8 7 win over Indians

In Cleveland, Woody Held pinch hit for a pinch hitter and hit a three run homer in the eighth inning off Bob Allen to lift the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-7 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Johnson and Blair sparked the inning with singles and Held drove them in to seal the win after Baltimore built a late rally. The Indians had jumped ahead with a five run first inning led by Max Alvis and Duke Sims.

Cleveland UPI Woody Held Bob Allen Baltimore Orioles Cleveland Indians Held Russ Snyder Allen George Culver Dave Johnson Paul Blair Johnson Blair Indians Tom Phoebus Max Alvis Fred Whitfield Duke Sims Curt Riefary Orioles Vic Davalillo Alvis Baltimore

Scholastic Schedule and Bridgeport Tennis Preview

Central at Stratford Ludlowe at New Canaan Norwalk at Warde Trumbull at Stamford Catholic St Josephs at Masuk Wednesday Notre Dame at Harding Fairfield Prep at Milford Central at Bunnell Stratford at Bassick Ludlowe at Norwalk Trumbull at Warde Stamford at Staples Christ the King at North Stonington Thursday Law at Stratford Bassick at Fairfield Prep Barlow at Ridgefield Friday Milford at Notre Dame Fairfield Prep at Central Bassick at Law Bunnell at Harding St Josephs at Bullard Havens Wright Tech at Kolbe Ludiowe at Danbury Warde at Rippowam Trumbull at McMahon States at Darien Christ the King at St Mary The University of Bridgeport tennis team will travel to New Haven to face Southern Connecticut in a match today. The UBI netmen are 12 4.

Central Stratford Ludlowe New Canaan Norwalk Warde Trumbull Stamford Catholic St. Joseph's Masuk Notre Dame Harding Fairfield Prep Milford University of Bridgeport New Haven Southern Connecticut UBI

Reds' Bristol builds fun winning rhythm with pitching depth

Cincinnati manager Dave Bristol emphasizes fun through winning as the Reds surge to 15 wins in 20 games. He praises a pitching staff featuring Mel Queen, Gerry Arrigo, Gary Nolan, Billy McCool, Sammy Ellis, Milt Pappas, and closer Ted Abernathy, all contributing to a 2.11 ERA.

Bristol Reds St. Louis Jim Maloney Maloney Mel Queen San Francisco Queen Gerry Arrigo Mets Cincinnati Arrigo Gary Nolan Kid Billy McCool Sammy Ellis Milt Pappas Ellis Pappas Ted Abernathy Abernathy

NBA All Star Squad To Tour Brazil And Uruguay

The NBA eight man all star team will depart on Thursday for Brazil and Uruguay for clinics and exhibition games. The three and a half week tour is co sponsored by the NBA and the U S State Department.

New York UPI National Basketball Association Brazil Uruguay NBA U.S. State Department

Oklahoma coach Jim MacKenzie buried near Gary hometown

Jim MacKenzie, 37, former Gary Wallace High School star and Florida native who later played at Kentucky, was buried in Ridge Lawn Cemetery near his Gary, Indiana childhood home. He had just completed his first season as Oklahoma head coach with a 64 record and died Friday of an apparent heart attack at his Norman, Oklahoma home.

Gary Ind Jim MacKenzie University of Oklahoma Ridge Lawn MacKenzie Oklahoma Norman Gary Wallace High School University of Kentucky

Baseball Pitch Shapes Fun For Any Manager

The article notes a pitching style that makes it fun for a manager to watch as it kept opponents from scoring. It highlights the strategic appeal of bullpen and pitching changes in dictating game tempo.

Notre Dame tops Bunnell 6 1 in Sacred Heart clash

Jerry Johnson struck out 14 with one hit allowed as Notre Dame defeated Bunnell 6 to 1. Newton Sorrentino and Finch drove in runs in the first inning, with Galatie and Libby contributing key hits. Notre Dame improves to 13-1 in MB IAC play, while Bunnell drops to 18-7.

Jerry Johnson Notre Dame Bunnell Sacred Heart Johnson Bulldogs Rich Regen Lancers Paul Newton Bob Sorrentino Joe Galatie Jim Crosby Newton Sorrentino Tom Finch Len Libby Don Slavic Cliff Maxim MBIAC Bob Eisenberg Bunwell Obrh Piluso Ct Holzok Oubok Rf Sorrentinorf Vaughn Besenssatio Galalte Nasi Cinnciola Flahisty Libby Paotne Slavick Sowder Harrison O Marrnick Ron Tor Flahisty Burnnell Notre X-S Ctoncinta Peeve Dame Buneil Galatie Begen Newlan Erbbso Johnson Wies Crosby Morrison Hoirak Masih Thy Johnson

Ridgefield Triumphs Over Masuk 6-0 in Monroe

Ridgefield defeated Masuk 6-0 as Wally Valentine pitched strongly. Three first inning runs came on a walk stolen base and errors, with Forcelli, Englehardt, and Santini driving in early scores. Rowe added a two-run homer in the fourth, while Santini homered and multiple errors added to the tally. Masuk threatened early but could not plate a run.

Ridgefield Masuk Monroe Wally Valentine Tigers Tony Forcelli Steve Martin Stan Englehardt Forcelli Tom Santini Martin Englehardt Kevin Rowe Yo-Yo Stolle Santini Barry Matey Lloyd Matey John D'Ostilio D'Ostilio Rick Miller Masuk Ridgefield Umatey Yi Pindoront Santinic Aia Longo Couture Stelle Tristan Howell Mitchel Valentines

Baseball scores and results from regional games

Slices of baseball results show Sian 2 edged by St. Kolbe 0 while Milford beat Jonathan Lew 3 to 1. Central defeated Notre Dame 4 to 1 and New Milford routed Christ the King 12 to 1. Fairfield College Baseball and Spring field played Bridgeport 4 to 5 with Quinnipiac 4 and Yale 1.

Sian St. Y Kolbe Sheptord Ra Milford Jonathan Lew Mording Boxsick $. Central Notre Dame Bunmell Christ the Kins New Milford Barkow

UB Freshmen Beat Norwalk Tech 10 9 in late rally

UB freshmen erased an 4 8 deficit with a two run seventh inning led by Dan Sebestyan’s second hit of the game for a 10 9 win over Norwalk Tech. Bruce Baier contributed a double and five singles while Steve Rabbitt and Barry Martin added key hits as Norwalk’s Clint Baye reached base four times.

Norwalk Dan Sebestyan University of Bridgeport Norwalk Tech Sebestyan UB Fresh Bruce Baier Steve Rabbitt Barry Martin Clint i Baye Adamicki Schmitz Balers Balek Baye Trant- Tel

Law beats Harding 3 2 on Devlin's clutch single

In Devon yesterday afternoon the Law Presidents edged Harding 3 to 2 after pinch hitter Mike Devlin doubled for Art Romano and singled home Frank Bredice in the bottom of the eighth. The win improves Law to 3 1 overall and 2 1 in MBIAC. Harding dips to 3 3.

Mike Devlin Art Romano Frank Bredice Law Harding Devon Devlin Romano Dave Hrabstock Pete Kasinak Jin Mbiac Sal Cappinello Vito DeVite Ozzie Ramos Ed Raschke Jon Andera Harling Raschke Andera Ed Bowerman Nilary Estock Hrabstock John Kerecz Kerecz John Maugeri Harding Law Roi Tamsin Koragus Ramos O Roschke Keecz Sug McDowell Boweemon Baldwin Bredice

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