Tommy Bolt Falters But Triumphs in Colonial Golf
Washington Senators defeat Kansas City Athletics 7-3 in game one as Dick Hyde shines in relief. Pedro Ramos exits after three innings while Alex Kellner and Murty Dickson yield the decisive runs. Albie Pearson collects four hits in the nightcap as Washington ties the doubleheader before rain ends the action.
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Giants Pirates split twin bill in San Francisco doubleheader
In San Francisco on May 4, Roman Mejias hit three homers to power the Pirates to a 6-2 win in game one. The Giants took the nightcap in 10 innings 4-3 on Eddie Bressoud’s run-scoring single after Spencer started the rally. Attendance was 22,721 for the opener. In Boston the Red Sox beat the Indians 2-1 as Frank Malzone delivered a decisive run with a single in the bottom of the 11th after Cleveland won the first game 2-1.
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Gary Geiger
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Ton Zervarese
Jackie Jensen
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Hogan Misses Chance To Win At Fort Worth
Tenacious Tammy Balt nabbed the Colonial National invitation in Fort Worth after railing to a four over par 74 but held on to finish first with a 72 hole total of 282. Hogan faltered on the final hole and tied for fifth at 285 with Don January and Lloyd Mangrum as Baumann claimed victory over the field in a tense finish.
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Ben Hogan
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Walt Hansgen Wins In Sports Car Race
Walt Hansgen, of Westfield New Jersey, led the one hour feature at Virginia International Raceway after the opening lap and held the lead to victory. Gardner Dickinson of Panama City Florida and Ted Kroll of Sarasota Florida shared third through fifth place money totaling 3800 dollars in the event. The course track featured a 13th hole birdie by Bolt that clinched the margin as Hogan Venturi and others pressed.
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Virginia International Raceway
Winners Listed in Pin Tourney at New Haven
The National Duckpin Bowling Tournament closed tonight with new national titles in all divisions. Entries totaled 972 teams 769 doubles and 1481 singles. Winners include Slovers Motors Baltimore for Men's Team DeMasters Carboni New Haven doubles and Nora MacNamara Anne Clark New Bedford for Women’s singles strong showing by Washington and Fall River entrants.
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Francis Toolin
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Torrington
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Kay’ Fetes
Norman Chouinard
Cubs Redlegs Split Doubleheader in Chicago
Chicago May 4 Steve Bilko delivered a game winning double in the 14th inning as Cincinnati beat the Cubs 4 to 2 to split the doubleheader. Walt Moryn opened the late rally with a 9th inning double to force extra frames and Bilko's clutch hit broke a hit drought before Dolan Nichols allowed only four hits in relief. The Cubs won 5 to 4 in the first game as Ernie Banks scored on a triple by Ernie Bar.
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Dodgers End Slump with Doubleheader Win Over Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers break a three week drought by sweeping Philadelphia in a two game set. Open er 8-7 before a 15-2 nightcap in front of 38,453 fans as seven fifth inning runs propel the victory. Willard Schmidt earns the win after relieving Haddix.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Phillies
Dodgers
Willard Schmidt
Harvey Haddix
Redleg
Braves defeat Cardinals 7 2 in Milwaukee win
Warren Spahn split the mound for the Braves allowing five hits as Milwaukee routed St. Louis 7 to 2. It marked Spahn’s fourth straight win and his career ledger improved to 48 wins against 26 losses versus the Redbirds. The report lists players Ashburn Neal Hamner and Lopata among others with later game notes.
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Warren Spahn
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
Redbirds
Fairfield Stags Face Hartford in 3 PM Baseball Bout
Fairfield University hosts Hartford University at Alumni Field this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Joe Sinski slated to start for the Stags. Fairfield's notable win over Hartford 11-10 stands as one of two victories this season, following a 6-4 win over Long Island University to snap a five-game skid. Opening Little League games were rained out but North End and Park City planned to open tonight with ceremonies and parades around 4 PM and 5:30 PM respectively.
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Alumni Field
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Joe Skinski
Stags
Hartford
Long Island University
North End
Park City
Bridgeport Machines
Kermode Phillies
Nyden
General Electric Field
Cardinals
Giants
St. Charles School Hall
North End Boys’ Club
Park City Little League Farm Teams Practice
Farm teams from Park City will practice today at 5 p m on the G E field. All coaches are requested to attend. In case of rain the practice will be postponed to Tuesday at 5 p m.
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Little League
G. E
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Cavalcade Harness Races Postponed by Rain In Bethel
Cavalcade Raceway postpones its first harness racing program due to rain for a second day. A rescheduled session is set for Wednesday at 1 15 p.m. A second race day will follow Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Cavalcade track on Shelly Road near the Bethel Newtown line.
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Bethel
Sanday
Raceway
Shelly Road
Bethel- Newtown
Al Fuchs Triumphs In Mill River Golf
The Mill River Country Club opened its season with a medal play tournament and dinner. In the members division Al Fuchs had low gross 74, with Hal Fahey 75 and Andy Nelson 76. Low net winners included Paul Yaney 65 and C. Dudley 69. Guest division saw Roy Lund Jr. 79, Dick Lund 81, George Fuchs 81. John Sabol announced the George W. Lee Memorial tourney qualifying round must be completed by May 11.
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al Fuchs
Hal Fahey
Andy Nelson
Paul Yaney
C. Dudley
Walter Stroh
Roy Lund, Jr
Dick Lund
George Fuchs
Medalist Defeated In Patterson Golf Medalist eliminated in opening round at Snyder Memorial
Al Loeser, the medalist, was defeated by Herman Shaw in the opening round at the Patterson club over the weekend. Results show Shaw beating Loeser 2-1, with multiple match scores listed across first, second, and third flights including 4-3 and 2-1 outcomes, plus finals and byes. The report also notes players like Roser Hazen, Adolphson, Liu Anderson, Wes Welch, Ed Halky, Bodine, Ray Howell, Bob Mary, and George Yoxan in various close matches and credentials from Cincinnati and Chicago sections.
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Patterson Club
Roser Hazen
Kiq Adolphson
Liu Anderson
Wes Welch
Ed Halky
Fd Bodine
Ray Howell
Bob Mary
George Yoxan
George Horton
Lies Lundberg
Jim Woods
Harry Hatch
Rosser Murray
Dan Keane
Hugh Neary
Carl Swenton
Ray Mellick
Jim Haber
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Bill Borg
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Peter Quinn
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Hoyt Arbogast
Bernard Peck
Ralph Dean
Ed Venry
Carl Ayers
Fred Rave
Howard Roorbach
Gunnar Lindquist
John Gentile
John An Futson
John Barron
Larry Kelly
Mani—Lew Edwards
Hills Ketcham
Dr. Altman
Bob Ramman
Rob Phillins
Milton Maynes
Ernle Chamer
Bill Conner
Fred “Anibin
Hank Heitzier
Gerry Spiegel
Harald Burke
Senior City Loop Meets Tonight in White Eagles Hall
The Senior City Baseball league will meet at 8 oclock in White Eagles hall to discuss entries and fees. All entry fees must be posted at this time.
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White Eagles Hall
Merritt Canteen Softball Drills At Birdseye Field
The Merritt Canteen softball team will drill tonight at 6 o'clock at Birdseye field in Stratford. Rutgers has played basketball against 83 colleges since starting the sport in 1906.
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Merritt Canteen
Birdseye Field
Stratford
Rutgers
Bridgeport Nines Travel to Face Hofstra Today
The University of Bridge Port varsity baseball team travels to Hempstead to oppose Hofstra College today. Coach Lew Saccone has Bob Sullivan pitching. Sullivan is 1 1 with a 1.13 ERA. This is the first of four games this week, followed by Providence College at the R L school.
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Hempstead
Hofstra College
Lew Saccone
Bob Sullivan
Bob
Providence College
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