Kingston Brass Edges Bridgeport 3 to 2 For Junior Title
Lorenzo Gianuzzi earned victory relief duties with 12 strikeouts as Kingston N Y defeated Bridgeport Brass 3 to 2 to capture the National Junior Invitation baseball title at Sea side Village field. Hoffman and Cragan led Kingston with two hits apiece while Grella belted a homer for Brass. Springfield downed Williamsport 9 to 2 for third place as Mould drove in three runs with a three run homer in a late rally.
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Kingston, N. Y
Lorenzo Gianuzzi
Bridgeport Brass
Seaside Village Field
Springfield
Mass
Williamsport
Mike Mould
Springfield Lads
Kingston-Bridgeport
New York Lads
Ronnie Ashdown
Joe Hoffman
Yacko
Dick Panuczak
Gianuzzi
Jimmy Uhl
Kingston
Brass
Hoffman
Bill Cragan
Panuczak
Lou Zayas
Ed Grella
Joe Curiale
Grella
John Butler
Bridgeport Chamber of of Commerce
John A. Lyddy
Kingston Brass
Abrhoa
Greila
Bleek
O'Panuczak
Ashdown
Krevis
Hoff’an
Oi Gogleon
Turch
Brennan Cf
Glanuzzi
Dragon
Zayas
Valuz Ic
Spodnich
Kingston Brasa E
Krevsie
Hornbach
RBI
Ashdown 2
Panucsak
Braas
Bb—Uhl
Gianuxzi
Alacko
So— Phi
Clanugzi
Yacho
Wph
PRB
Tanuczak
Art Schipplar
N. Y
Lou Sapp
Alexander Nestor
William H. Ham
Stephen Spodnick
Martin Panuczak
Ed Jordan
Holy Name Girls Fall to South Boston in CYO Semis
In Hartford on September 5, St Augustine's of South Boston defeated Holy Name of Stratford 6 to 4 at Coit's Park in the New England CYO girls championship semi finals. St Augustine's broke a 2-2 tie with a fourth inning surge as Holy Name committed four errors. The winning team advances to face St Mathew's of Cranston in the finals. Zaleskas and Doherty for St Augustine's, Basko and Fletcher for Holy Name.
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Hartford
St. Augustine’s
South Boston
Mass
Holy Name of
Stratford
Coit's Park
New England
St. Augustine Lassies
Holy Name
St. Augustine's
St. Mathew's
Cranston
R. I
Downey Haley Win At Wheeler Club Championship
Fred Downey and Duane Haley advanced to the third round of the D. Fairchild Wheeler club championship. Downey beat Joe Csire 4 and 3, Haley defeated Frank Papcin 3 and 1. First flight winners included Len Cimarelli over Steve Kuhar 31, Ray Lund over E Lengyel 18 holes, Henry Skiba over Tom Leahy 3-2, Dick Kop sic over Fran McNamara 19 holes, Jim Homa over Joe Taormina 3-2, and Jack Weilk over George Mason 7-5. Second flight winners were B Szalucka over Ted Nieszemski 1 up, E Quinlan over John Babina 65, Ted Kozlowski over Joe Ceccarelli 2 up, T Rizzo over Chet Day 20 holes, Angelo Butturini over Moe Chernes 32, Ray Ekwall over George D Amico 1 up, Monroe Eisenberg over J Horchter 4-2, Ralph Hall over Frank Wysocki 2-1. Third flight winners were Jack Slais Jr over Ernie Boisvert 53, Sam Marks over W Wegrzyn 2-1, M Savell over H Rylander 2 up, Dick Savitt over W Montgomery 2-1.
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Fred Downey
Duane Haley
D. Fairchild Wheeler Club
Downey
Joe Csire
Haley
Frank Papcin
Len Cimarelli
Steve Kuhar
Ray Lund
E. Lengyel
Henry Skiba
Tom Leahy
Dick Kopsick
Fran McNamara
Jim Homa
Joe Taormina
Jack Weilk
George Mason
B. Szalucka
Ted Nieszemski
E. Quinlan
John Babina
Ted Kozlokski
Joe Ceccarelli
T. Rizzo
Chet Day
Angelo Butturini
Moe Chernes
Ray Ekwall
George D'Amico
Monroe Eisenberg
J. Horchter
Ralph Hall
Frank Wysocki
Jack Slais, Jr
Ernie Boisvert
Sam Marks
W. Wegrzyn
M. Savell
H. Rylander
Dick Savitt
W. Montgomery
Hoffman Fuel Defeats Gypsie Squad in Softball Clash
Hoffman Fuel beat the Gypsies 7 to 4 to drop them from a first place deadlock with City Lumber in the Transportation softball loop. Frank Masso homered and singled for Hoffman while Al Palmesi pitched well for the Gypsies. Lombard's defeated Esso 13 to 3 as Frank Antonini homered and tripled. City Lumber won by forfeit from National Pruckers in another scheduled tilt.
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Hoffman Fuel
Gypsies
City Lumber
Transportation
Hoffman
Frank Masso
al Palmesi
Bill Belloff
Sergio
Lombard’s
Esso
Frank Antonini
National Pruckers
Speedsters Triumph Over Rectors 9 to 2 at Beardsley Park
The Berkshire Baker Speedsters defeated the Rector A A softball team 9 to 2 at Beardsley Park. Ed Ochman pitched steadily while Johnn Soltis Johnny Ochman Tom Krusinsky and Ziggy Glovaski added solid offense. Lou Piccolello and Frank Castellucci had two hits for the Rectors and Jimmy Neary hit a solo homer.
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Berkshire Baker Speedsters
A.A
Beardsley Park
Ed Ochman
Johnn Soltis
Johnny Ochman
Tom Krusinsky
Ziggy Glovaski
Ochman
Billy Graham
Slim Kurimsky
Lou Piccolello
Frank Castellucci
Rectors
Jimmy Neary
Roy Peterson Wins New England Horseshoe Title Playoff
Roy Peterson of West Kingston R I defended the New England Class A horseshoe title in Brattleboro defeating Maynar Brown and Walt Bagley in a playoff. Brown took second Bagley finished third high game honors went to Pete Heroux with 20 consecutive fingers and 15 more in a 19.1 percentage final. Mighty Master a Plater won over $100 000 in purses without racing stakes.
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Brattleboro
Roy Peterson
West Kingston
R. I
New England
Maynar Brown
Walt Bagley
Bridgeport
Heroux
Lewis Upsets Ogilvy In City Tennis Final
Dave Lewis of Pelham New York a Colgate University tennis star upset Steve Ogilvy of Westport 64 61 62 to win the City Open championship at Laurel courts. It was the first local defeat for Ogilvy since 1949. Jim Kane and Ogilvy defended the doubles crown defeating Lewis and Fred Eaton in three sets 64 46 62.
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Dave Lewis
Pelham
N. Y
Colgate University
Steve Ogilvy
Westport
Laurel Courts
Ogilvy
Lewis
Jim Kane
Fred Eaton
Kane
Winton Hoffman
Board of Recreation
Seixas Hartwig in tight bid for national title today
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia meets Rex Hartwig of Australia in the U S national tennis final at Forest Hills after Seixas defeated Hamilton Richardson in a five setter and Hartwig ousted Ken Rosewall. The women's final pairs Louise Brough and Doris Hart after Brough and Hart won their semis.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Australia
Rex Hartwig
Seixas
Teanis
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Miss Brough
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Miss Hart
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ohio
U. S
Richardson
Philadelphian
Tulane University
Sharp
Love
Hartwig
Ken Rosewall
Melbourne
Tony Trabert
Rosewall
Misa Brough
Pauline Betz
Forty Niners Beat Browns 38-21 On Coast Exhibition
San Francisco 49ers defeated the Cleveland Browns 38-21 in an NFL exhibition at Kezar Stadium. Hugh McElhenny starred with a 71 yard TD run and a 44 yard setup, as Otto Graham and Chet Hanulak led Cleveland’s scoring. A crowd of 46,877 witnessed the game.
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Browns
San Francisco
Grilliant
Hugh MccElhenny
San Francisco 49Ers
Cleveland Browns
Kezar Stadium
49Ers
McElhenny
Cleveland
Otto Graham
Chet Hanulak
Sherman Moenard
Graham
Hanulak
Howard
Groza
J. H. Johnsen
Tittle
Wilson
Perry
Michalik
Tommy Bolt Wins Rubber City Open in Akron
Tommy Bolt the reformed Houston club thrower won the Rubber City Open at Firestone Country Club with a 72 hole total of 265, 23 under par, by five strokes over Fred Hawkins. Hawkins earned 1800, Bolt 2400, Wampler third, Ed Furgol tied for fourth. 30 players earned prize money.
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Akron
Ohio
Tommy Bolt
Houston
Tex
Firestone Country Club
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Bolt
Hawkins
Fred Wampler
Indianapolis
Wampler
Earl Stewart
Dallas
Dave Douglas
Grossingers
N. Y
Ed Oliver
Lemont
Ed Furgol
St. Louis
Jerry Kesselring
Toronto
Canada
Doug Ford
Kiamesha Lake
Bud Helscher
Santa Monica
Calif
Carter Triumphs in Sailing Event
Milford, Sept. 5 Richard E. Carter of Nashua New Hampshire skippered his boat to win the second annual North American Firefly championship at Milford Yacht Club with 148 points across seven races earning the Fairey Marine trophy. David Thorpe of Oxford England took second with 145 points and several others followed including Arnold Glazebrook, Mike Ford, Dave Smith and John Rattinger. Peter W. Morton of Marblehead Yacht Club was elected president and Rattinger named secretary treasurer.
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Milford
Richard E. Carter
Nashua
N. H
Milford Yacht Club
Carter
Fairey Marine
England
David Thorpe
Oxford
Arnold Glazebrook
Squantrum Yacht Club
Mass
Mike Ford
Oxford England
Dave Smith
Marblehead Yacht Club
John Rattinger
Peter W. Morton
Park Gardens and Vagabonds tie in 12 innings playoff
In a Junior City Recreation league playoff for second place, Park Gardens and Jean's Vagabonds played 12 innings to a 2-2 tie. Vagabonds scored first, Park Gardens led 2-1 after four, Vagabonds equalized in the sixth, and both teams traded chances with two late double plays to end the marathon in a draw.
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Park Gardens
Jean
City Recreation League
Tony Caiola
Harry DeBernardo
Roger Morange
Johnny Kurac
Tom Barber
Ken Lisi
Tom Sportini
Joe Stofko
Park Garden
Ritzman
Korek
Spinelli
Golf League Idle as Labor Day Pause at Orange Hills
Holy Name Golf league cancels play today at Orange Hills due to Labor Day. Play resumes next Monday with St. Michael's leading Holy Name and St. James in third. A tournament will follow with prizes for heat years, most birdies, and closest to the pin on the seventh hole.
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Holy Name Golf League
Orange Hills
St. Michael's
Holy Name
St. James .Hird
Yankee Stadium Opens in 1923 Era
Aqueduct entries note the opening of Yankee Stadium in 1923. The historic ballpark began hosting major league baseball with a landmark year marking its debut and continued to shape sports history in New York.
Aqueduct Selections Rivals and Aces in Turbulent Meet
A muddled list of horse names and race comments hints at an Aqueduct selection day. Names include Bishbanh Grav Scott Mas Importante Vigorous Sir Sidnee and others like Riot Grandpaw and Néar Shore. Details on events, results, or outcomes are unclear in the fragment.
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Bishbanh
Grav Scott
Sir Sidnee
Shanny
Gideon
Parlay Shanne
Squared Awart
Atlantic City Selections on a Complex Race Card
A fragmented report lists numerous names and terms such as Thane of Fire, Clotted Cream Fat, Admiral Kensington, and Landlocked among other entries. The text appears as an OCR mishmash with scattered proper nouns and partial phrases without a clear narrative or outcomes.
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Admiral Kensington Man
Keen
Aon
Tom March Brat
Loridale Setubal
Intencion
Baddle Principia
Chas Ciifton Joy
Renerg
Lincoln Selections Final Proof From UNITED PRESS
A fragmented list of names and items appears to be a catalog or draft featuring varied proper nouns such as Old Reliable Long Eaton Zipper and Sophie Champ Sorter Lee's ar, with scattered references to places, people, and titles like The Tormentil abstract Rangnet Billy and Swamp Theater.
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xBrocketta TV
Griphon
Prief Khm
Burene Roy
Sophie Wiz
Prysarelli & Nash
Sabatha
Castries
Warehouse
Cab Hunt
Cuanta
Jake
Rana Fatite
Irsington
Manostis Roper
Eigeth
Jeffery
Fanelli
Bank Caal
Point O'View
United Press
Long Eaton
Zipper
Sophie
Champ Sorter
Lee
State of Mind
Tady Cusata
Salinika
Fuente
the Tormentil
Rangnet
Billy
Boss Ne
Troon
Blane Canary
Range Cardinal
Uerestricted
Vienna Dance
Mike O' Herren
Valeniano Sinn Feln
Stone Creek
Terry
Larry Eile
Bank Coal
Dryok
Sewif Seama
Larry Fille
Deegan Beats Nelson 1 Up In Club Championship Match
Edward Deegan defeats Art Nelson the defending champion one up in 19 holes to reach the quarterfinals at Mill River Country Club. Other results include Nick Mainiero over J Gabriel one up, 22 holes, Andy Nelson over Wes Davenport 4 and 3, Herb McPhee over George Rapuano 5 and 3, plus multiple flight matches and senior divisions. Semi finals set for today with finals Saturday.
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Edward Deegan
Art Nelson
Mill River Country Club
Nick Mainiero
J. P. Gabriel
Andy Nelson
Wes Davenport
Herb McPhee
George Rapuano
Hank Whitaker
Ed Stupack
Edwin Trautman
Lou Bickley
John Raslavsky
Steve Poor
Earl Roberts
Ben Costello
Ed Pistey
Bob Weeks
Stan Phillips
Guido Romanelli
Fred Graham
Jake Wagner
Robert Russo
George Lucas
Hansgen wins Thompson Labor Day stock car race
Walt Hansgen of Westfield New Jersey won the Thompson Speedway Labor Day stock car exhibition. Finishers included Jack Ensley of Indianapolis and Briggs Cunningham of Palm Beach Florida. Other race winners included Mike Rodney for stock MGs Chandler Lawrence for Class cars Gordon McKenzie for stock Jaguars and multiple class winners across races from Class B to H modified with drivers from Maryland Massachusetts Rhode Island and Chicago among others.
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Chandler Lawrence
East Greenwich
R. I
Gordon McKenzie
Millbrook
M. J
Jack Emsley
Indianapolis
Phil Cade
Winchester
Mass
Robert Fergus
Columbus
Ohio
Chuck Wallace
Bethesda
Adrean Melville
Palm Beach
Fla
Fred Proctor
Westport
Rees Makins
Chicago
Candy Poole
South Glastonbury
Bill Spear
Greens Farms
Detroit Red Wings Announce 35 Home Games Schedule
Detroit to open Oct 7 at home against Toronto Maple Leafs with one prelude game against NHL All Stars on Oct 2. New coach James Skinner takes helm after Tommy Ivan resigned. Weekend games dominate with 10 Saturday and 11 Sunday contests, Olympia Thursday nights, and limited holiday games.
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Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs
Red Wings
James Skinner
Tommy Ivan
Chicago Black Hawks
Olympia
Hollywood
The
Maple Leafs
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