Julius Boros Victor In Mill River Event
Julius Boros of the Wepawang Country Club Milford won the Mill River tournament with 35 37 72 one over par amid 89 competitors. He led a strong field including Walsh Winter and Resnik, earning a spot on the Tri-State team to face Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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Connecticut State Golf Association
Julius Boros
Wepawang Country Club
Milford
Mill River
Boros
Wheeler Park
Robert
Knobby) Walsh
Vernon Fisher
Burt Resnik
Race Brook
Alpheus Winter, Jr
Brooklawn
Andy Gerda, Jr
James V. Massey, Jr
Dick Warren
New Haven Municipal
al Neumann
Stanley
Larry Doyle
John Toomey
J. Cliff Meaney
Walsh
Winter
Resnik
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Haven Country Club
Acores
Suthon Meroe
Woomwangoo
Rohert Walsh
H.W. Stownike
Ace Brook
Alphella Winter
Wiliam Roberts
Wheeler Ware
Deo Vatrt
Wheeler Ark O
Matt A Os Fields
Wheeler Fark
Ier Doyle
F. J. Koehian, Jr
Stu Iver
Btan Krutikowaki
American House
FC Joe 'Terey
Mace Brook
Stanley Kawarel Klamper
Wheeler Taek
Earl Hayes wins Brooklawn Hole-In-One test
Earl Hayes, veteran golfer at Brooklawn Country club, won the annual Hole-In-One tournament with a 25 feet 9 inch chip. Judge Sidney A. Johnson took runner-up with 28 feet 8 inches, and Wallace J. Osborne placed third with 29 feet 9 1/2 inches, as 18 entries competed. Daniel Wheeler presides as club president and Sidney Johnson serves as secretary-treasurer.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Hiooklawn
Sidney A. Johnson
Wallace J Osborne
W. Lee Weadon
Donald Savard
John K. Williamson
Dan Wheeler
Walter A. Beisinaer
Elmer Sniffen
Paul Griffith
John Lashar
James Marr
W. A Coulter
Harold R. Lockhart
Fred Hall
Dwight Hall
Daniel Wheeler
Brooklawn
Athletics edge out All-Star Nine 3-1 in benefit game
The Bridgeport Athletics defeated an All-Star combine 3 to 1 in a benefit for injured A's third baseman Mike Ramone at Seaside Park. Mike DaMico pitched and batted the winner, allowing four hits and two singles, with strong support from teammates as the lineup rallied for the victory.
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Bridgeport Athletics
Mike Ramone
Seaside Park
Mike DaMico
The
Scored Athletics
Pro Football Kickoff Sparks Rivalry in Early Weekend
International News Service reports the New York Giants and Boston Yanks launch the season in Boston. Others in the NFL bow including the Bears losing to Green Bay 29 20, Cards routing the Lions 45 21, and Eagles beating Redskins 45 42. Baugh passes for 364 yards with five touchdowns as record scoring occurs. Yankee organization leads the All-America conference after a 21 7 win over Baltimore. Forty-Niners top Bills 41 24 in Buffalo.
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New York Giants
Boston Yanks
Boston
National Football League
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Jack Jacobs
Chicago
Cardinals
Detroit Lions
Paul Christman
Cards
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia
Washington
Sammy Baugh
New York Yankees
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore
San Francisco Forty
Dini’s Bret Pipe Tobacco Endorsed in Reader Remark
A reader extols Dini's Bret pipe tobacco in a compact note praising its durability and convenience. The message touts the product as superior to rival package papers and tins and highlights a handy pouch design that withstands hard use.
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Dini
Bret
Yale names Hobson as Eli Cage tutor at Yale
Yale selects Howard A. Hobson to coach basketball at Yale, succeeding Ivy Williamson. Hobson has led Oregon teams since 1935, with a 205 of 822 record in basketball and a 1939 NCAA title. He played at Oregon, captaining teams in 1926, and holds roles with the Olympic basketball committee and the coaches association. He plans to report by October 16 after leaving Oregon.
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New Haven
Yale University
Courtstars
Ivy Williamson
Lafayette
Bob Kiphuth
Howard A. Hobson
University of Oregon
Hobson
Oregon
Oregon Normal
National Basketball Coaches Association
Yale
Eugene
Ore
H. K. Newburn
Oregon University
State Board of Higher Education
Bryant Girls Rally Past General Electric in Playoff Final
Bryant Electric defeated General Electric 16 to 9 in a MCA Girls Industrial Softball playoff for runner-up. Gar Morrissey limited GE to two hits but Bryant errors and unearned runs aided the winners. GE committed eight errors as Bryant scored in large third and sixth innings at Seaside Park.
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Bryant Electric
Seaside Park
General Electric
Gar Morrissey
Bryant
Rhea Wilms
Ab Furman
Chain Hoseshors Take State Laurels in YMCA Meet
The American Chain and Cable company team of this city won the State YMCA Industrial horseshoes championship at Beardsley Park yesterday. They defeated the other four teams for a maximum eight points. Buckley Screw Machine of Bristol took second with six points, U S Rubber of Naugatuck third with four, and French Manufacturing of Waterbury plus Connecticut Coke Co. of New Haven each earned one point. Winning team members included Charles Andrews John Kamalk Joseph Capro Fed Shackleton Steve Verespay and Swede Kilatram. Capro had a perfect record over all opponents.
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American Chain and Cable Company
Y.M.C.A. Industrial
Beardsley Park
Buckley Screw Machine Company
Bristol
U. 8 Rubber Company
Naugatuck
French Manufacturing Co
Waterbury
Connecticut Coke Co
New Haven
Major League Stats Summary May Lead in Batting and Pitching
National and American league leaders shown for batting runs and hits. Notable names include Walker Philadelphia Fernandez, Mize New York, Holmes Boston, Ku KB. The list mixes accurate and garbled entries, reflecting OCR quality with multiple misspellings and misaligned figures. Key figures include Home Runs by Mize and Kiner, stolen bases by Robinson and Dillinger, and strikeout leaders Feller and Newhouser.
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Walker
Philadelphia
Bt- Hott
Boston
Mise
New York
Rabophony
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Holmes
Miller
Cincinnati
Hutlett
Beaton
Thiples
Muwal
Louia
Mize
Kiner
Baskes—Robinson
Hopp
Foxton
Reiser
Blackwell
Branca
Janaen
Munger
Leute
Willineey
Boaten
McCoaky
Williama
Henrich
Ahrae
DiMaggio
Wenrich
Ounr
Kell
Detroit
Houdreau
Cleveland
Hoxton Jo
Ripples
Washington
Williame
Gor
Bash —Dillinger
St. Louis
Philtley
Chicago
Feller
Newhouser
Shea
Reynolds
Pirates Release Wolff in Trade for Fitzgerald
The Pittsburgh Pirates released Roger Wolff, veteran knuckleball pitcher, to Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League as part payment for Eddie Fitzgerald, the catcher recently acquired by the Pirates.
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BUCS
Wolff
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates Today
Roger Wolff
Sacramento
Eddie Fitzgerald
Pirates
Yale Gridders Fail to Flash In Season Open
Yale's opener left observers unimpressed as the Blue rolled past Kings Point 84 to 18 while questions linger about strength. Ford Nadherny scored three touchdowns for Yale. UConn edged Brown 38-18 after a 7-6 halftime. Coast Guard tied Rensselaer 19-19. New Haven State Teachers’ first team lost 41-0 to Arnold. New Britain Teachers opened 26-0 over Massachusetts Maritime. Trinity and Wesleyan prep for later games.
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Yale
University of Connecticut
Kings Point
Villanova
Ford Nadherny
Troy
N. Y
Rensselaer
Sailors
Engineers
New Haven State Teachers College
West Haven
Arnold
New Britain Blue Devils
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Trinity
Wesleyan
Bates
Worcester Tech
Cornell
New Britain Teachers
City College of New York
Springfield
Coast Guard Academy
Amherst
Schwabens Hurt as Schwaben Lose in Brooklyn Clash
Three Schwaben players were injured in a National league match at Thomas Jefferson High School field in Brooklyn. New York Hatlkooks won 5 to 3 in Schwaben’s first away game of the season. John Lang Carl Biomdahl and Johnny Downs sustained injuries but are expected back next weekend. Downs Biomdahl and Johnny O Neil scored for Schwaben while Bert Higgins and Sullivan starred for the losers.
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New York Hatlkooks
Thomas Jefferson High School
Brooklyn
Schwaben Booters
John Lang
Carl Biomdahl
Johnny Downs
Downs
Biomdahl
Johnny O'Neil
Bert Higgins
Sullivan
Woods Trim Walnuts In Final League Game
The Springwoods tied for third in the Senior City Baseball league by defeating the Walnuts 10 to 4 in six innings at Seaside Park. A six run rally in the fifth inning featured George Petrovcichs two base hit with bases loaded, helping Springwood overturn a deficit as George Exstock struck out 12 over five innings. It was the season finale as the scheduled top four teams series was cancelled.
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Springwoods
Walnuts
Seaside Park
George Petrovich
Woods Tao
George Exstock
East Side
Walnuta Springwoods Ahr
Sedor al Irre Farvell Sa Scot
Balgach Ib
Ul Petrovich
Vocor
Boo Speer
Stoog Borrm
Pat Gaiertihoy
Onollis
Decker Cf
JiEstack
Mackie
Geen
Springwood Gce
Rone
Comilab
Speer Harron
Uke
Seder
Chleimel
Petrovich
Moltis
Korloeks Barron McCormack
Staten
Rambler Juniors and Stratford Rama Tie at Grinrod Field
The Rambler Juniors and Stratford Rama football squads battled to a scoreless draw yesterday afternoon at Grinrod field. Both teams had chances but failed to score, leaving the game in a stalemate.
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Ramblers
Rambler
Stratford Rama
Grinrod Field
Ramblers Hold Lead as Threatened Drive Stalls at 12 Yard Line
Threatened frequently, the Ramblers had the best opportunity in the second period when they advanced to the Rama's 12 yard line before being halted. Games with the Ramblers may be arranged by phoning 4-1615.
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Ramblers
Rama
Phoning
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