UB Cagers Bomb Coast Guard 109 to 77
UB opened the scholastic basketball season with a 109-77 victory over Coast Guard. The week features a heavy schedule with Hillhouse meeting Bassick, Christ the King hosting Recollect, and Bullard-Havens at Norwalk, among other area matchups.
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Larry Burns
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Spartans Overwhelm South Dakota 81 54
Michigan State Spartans beat University of South Dakota 81 54 for a third straight non conference win. Front line of Lafayette Baylor and center Aitch dominated rebounds and inside shots while guard Rymal led USD with 17 points.
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Art Baylor
Matt Aitch
Steve Rymal
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Rymal
Aitch
Lafayette
South Dakota
Remington Arms Triumphs 61-56 In Dusty League
Remington Arms edged SNETCO 61-56 in the YMCA Industrial league feature. Bobby Smith scored 16 in the second half to finish with 19, while Joe Moss led Remington with 20. Jenkins Brothers beat Bridgeport Brass 61-38 and Warner Brothers topped Dictaphone 67-53. Ed Kennedy fed Lancaster and Thompson as Jenkins surged.
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Joe Moss
Joe Malay
Skip Grissell
Les Lancaster
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Reggie Patton
Mike Voytek
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Tennessee State Seeks Redemption In Grantland Rice Bowl
Tennessee State A&I Tigers ranked third among small colleges seek redemption after a 14 14 tie in last year’s Grantland Rice Bowl. They face Muskingum College in Murfreesboro in the third annual bowl aiming to prove themselves after the previous poor showing and a strong 23 game record.
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Bridgeport Knocks Coast Guard 109-77 in New London
University of Bridgeport bursts ahead to a 109-77 victory over Coast Guard Academy as Gary Baum leads with 18 points and 12 rebounds. Barone and Brill reach double figures, UB controls rebounding, and reserves shore up the win before hosting Hartford in UB gym tonight.
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University of Bridgeport
Coast Guard Academy
Purple Knights
University of Hartford
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Marist
Webster
Gary Baum
Baum
Gene Shue Named New Bullets Head Coach
Baltimore Bullets General Manager Buddy Jeannette named Gene Shue coach after a 3-16 start. Shue, 34, a former NBA star and Lutherville resident, plans to emphasize defense and fundamentals while continuing work as an insurer. He inherits a team that recently lost 137-120 to Philadelphia.
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Fading Bullets
Baltimore
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Baltimore Bullets
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National Basketball Association
Maryland
Bullets
Jeannette
Philadelphia
Arnold Heft
Lutherville
Jon
Fort Wayne
New York
Detroit
Mike Farmer
Jack Marin
Marin
Wogan
North Atlantic Loop To Meet in Meriden
The North Atlantic Football League will hold a meeting in Meriden on Sunday to screen applications for new franchises. Assistant commissioner Wayne Nourse says all current members will attend the 10 a.m. session with Commissioner James Westhaven, with reps including Ed Byrne, Jack Kelly, Lee Chisholm, Maury Mello, Gene Quirtcoat, and John Matcheski representing six clubs.
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Mass
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Meriden
Wayne Nourse
James Westhaven
Stamford
Ed Bryne
Schenectady
N.Y
Jack Kelly
Asbury Park
N.J
Lee Chisholm
Nassau, N. I
Maury Mello
New Bedford
Gene Quirtcoat
Bridgeport
John Matcheski
Bridgeport's Ackerman DuBois Honored on Little All-America
University of Bridgeport center Ed Ackerman and defensive back Wes DuBois won AP Little All-America honorable mention for 1966 as part of a list headlined by Don Horn of San Diego State. The Purple Knights finished 7-4, joining two other Connecticut players on the honor roll.
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University of Bridgeport
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United Press International
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New Hampshire
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Williams
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Jim Murphy
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Springfield
NEW York
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San Diego State
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Puget Sound
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California Poly
Herbert Slattery
Delaware
Fred Davis
Doane
Edmondson
San Luis Obispo
Huard
John Huard
Maine
Walter Odegaard
North Dakota State
Verfaille to Represent Fast in Pan American Games Trials
University of Bridgeport soccer All America John Verfaille is among 15 players chosen for the Fast’s Pan American Games trials in St. Louis. The UB junior helped UB to a 9-4 record this season and contributed a goal and an assist in NCAA tourney play.
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University of Bridgeport
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Downing Stadium
Randalls Island
New York
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Reds Sold By DeWitt To Cincinnati Investors
A group led by Francis Dale of the Cincinnati Enquirer bought the Cincinnati Reds from Bill DeWitt. They plan to keep the team in Cincinnati, build a new riverfront stadium, and enter a 40 year lease with the city contingent on stadium financing and Crosley Field sale terms. The deal, estimated at about 8 million dollars, includes 100 percent of Reds stock and retains current manager and front office staff.
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Paul Campbell
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Red Stockings
Fairfield Stags Tangle With Boston College In Key Showdown
An awesome scouting report hints Fairfield will face Boston College led by Bob Cousy’s Eagles in New Haven. Fairfield aims to disrupt BC fast break with depth and Wade Walters back from injury to clash with BC’s backcourt. Risacca notes BC’s strength, while Bisaccia plans lineup tweaks to counter ECs pace and guard play.
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Harding High School
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Hillhouse High School
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Richard Sanabria
Bill ‘Boyd
Nance and Cappy Could Bring AFL Title to Boston
The Boston Patriots loom in the AFL race led by Jim Nance with 1,234 rushing yards and Gino Cappelletti atop the scoring charts with 103 points. Other leaders include Clem Daniels and Len Dawson, with Alworth reaching 1,000 receiving yards four times but chasing a title.
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Gino Cappelletti
Nance
Clem Daniels
Oakland
Denver
Cappelletti
Booth Lusteg
Buffalo
Len Dawson
Kansas City Chiefs
John Hadl
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Alworth
George Sauer
Benfica Star Luciano Fernandes Killed in Accident
LISBON. Luciano Jorge Fernandes a first string halfback for Benfica died after an underwater massage device short circuited and electrocuted him Monday.
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Luciano Jorge Fernandes
Benfica
Favorite Go Bye Cups Feature at Roosevelt
Go Bye the 45 choice captured the featured pace at Roosevelt Raceway on Monday night. Owned by Je robe Stables of Miami Beach, Fla., the winner paid $3.80 and crossed the mile in 2.064/5 minutes, defeating Delightful Time by a length and a quarter with High Gun third. John Chapman trained three winners on the program including Dudley’s Adios in the second race and two other winners Just Walt and Valley Home.
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Timeline of Sports Innovations in Cincinnati History
The record notes milestones from 1876 to 1880 and beyond, including methods to dry fields with sawdust, distributing player pictures to fans, and starting the league MVP public ballot. It also mentions the first night championship game in 1934 and early televised games in 1938.
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