Al Dark Traded From Cardinals To Cubs In Swap
Veteran infielder Al Dark was traded from the St. Louis Cardinals to the Chicago Cubs for right handed pitcher Jim Brosnan in a straight man for man deal. Dark 35, played shortstop and third base. Brosnan 29, 5-5 with Cubs in 1957, 3.36 ERA, noted for endurance this season.
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Fairfield Prep routs Ludlowe with 16 6 win and Benedetto strong
Len Butch Benedetto enjoyed a perfect day at bat with five straight singles and pitched a complete game for Fairfield Prep in a 16 to 6 victory over Roger Ludlowe at Sturges Park. St Combs belted a three run homer as Fairfield rapped 22 hits, including ten off Ludlowe starter Carl Fritzsche.
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Butch) Benedetto
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Joe Capoto
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Attorneys Triumph In One Hit Shutout Victory
Bob Seserman pitched a one hitter guiding the Attorneys to a 3 to 0 win over the First National States in the Merchants League at Beardsley Park. It marked the Attorneys second straight victory as Seserman added a double and teammates Milt Reinhard and Sam Sobel had two hits apiece.
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Orioles Rally Past Tigers 6-4 on Nieman HRs and Pilarcik Catch
Baltimore defeats Detroit 6-4 as Bob Nieman hits his second and third home runs, and Al Pilarcik makes a diving catch to end a eighth-inning threat. Billy O'Dell earns his fourth win with help from Zuverink and Harshman in relief, despite a late blistered hand.
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UB Trackmen Defeat New Haven Teachers in Seaside Park
Bridgeport's UB track team beat New Haven State Teachers 68 to 63 at Seaside Park. Cocaptains Bob Graze and George Dixon starred with multiple wins and school records, including Graze in the high hurdles and the relay mark 3:42.5. Don Scott set a discus record at 129 ft 11 in.
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Stratford Triumphs 6-1 After No-Hitter Against Milford
Johnny Papa fanned 16 and held Milford to one hit as Stratford’s North Paraders won 6-1, sweeping the two game series. Aitken provided Milford’s lone hit and RBI in the first inning.
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Outdoor Volleyball League Opens Tonight in City
The Black Rock outdoor volleyball league starts its 1958 schedule with Tokays defending champions facing Black Rocks at 6 45 in the opening matches. Western Grill meets Port Naval Vets as the league kicks off its season with trophies awarded after five rounds.
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Italian Bowling Banquet Honors Local Champions
At Ferrando's Palace last night the Italian Community Club held its second annual awards banquet. John Marlow and Al Biros received top honors, with over 50 bowlers in attendance. Vito Dentato served as toastmaster as guests praised the Ferrando Casey Turtore squad and runners up Roman Mul and Jack Luckart.
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