Metropolitan Big Five plan eyed by New York coaches
Metro coaches discuss reviving local interest by forming a Big Five style league including St John s Manhattan Columbia and Rutgers with ideas for City Five and Suburban Five divisions. Stressed would be two game series and shared home dates to boost recruiting and fan appeal. Fairfield and Rutgers noted as rejuvenating forces in the New York area.
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McAdoo Holds Narrow Scoring Edge Over Maravich
AP reports Bob McAdoo of the Buffalo Braves leads in scoring average with 28.8 per game after a 49 point performance, edging Pete Maravich of the Atlanta Hawks at 28.7 in 28 games. Maravich has 718 points in 25 games, while McAdoo has 806 points and leads the league in field goal percentage at 380 of 624. Gail Goodrich and Geoff Petrie sit near the scoring lead, with Cananis and DiGregorio topping free throws and assists, and Smith and Ah tied for blocks.
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Orentz Wins 70-67 Over North End Club
The Red Boys Club team Orentz earned its second win of the season with a 70 to 67 victory over North End Club. North End’s Munchy Resiogarmorndt led with 27 points as East Siders Holbrook Deedon and Wright contributed balanced scoring. Next, Grant travels to Shelton for a 1 p.m. Saturday game as league play continues with Midget Basketball and hockey events scheduled into the week.
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Rams rout Giants as McCutcheon scores twice
Los Angeles Rams crushed the New York Giants 40-6 on Monday night. Lawrence McCutcheon scored twice and surpassed 1,000 rushing yards this season, while role players filled in as the Rams rested starters ahead of the playoffs.
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Inner City Blues win Manhattan in Playoffs
Inner City Blues beat the Manhattan Colts 7-0 to reach the Tidy Young Football League title game at Macombs Field. Jerome Ibson’s fourth quarter fumble return for a score sparked the win as Vin Broadnax, Calvin Langton, Zohn DeSarli and Leb Mart led a stifling defensive effort. The Blues await Riverside Warriors in next week’s final after Riverside toppled the Delonas Hawks 13-0.
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Scholastic Schedule Highlights Local High School Matches
Scholastic schedule lists several boys and girls games across Fairfield County venues. Key matchups include Havens at Fairfield, Joseph at Bassink, Stratford at Bonnell, Notre Dame Savred at Warde, and Wilton at Latows. Other notable pairings include Foran vs Stratford, Weston vs Lamaculate, and New Milford vs Newtown as play begins at 5 p.m.
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Stratton
Sterling House holds off in three point finish at junior league
Jerf Seymansky tops scoring with 26 for the Sterling House crew in a tight finish against Stratford Telsox, Ken Bruno adds early points for the losers, while Jim Arrington and Jim Ranney help the Telsox. Other games saw Lille Caessara beat Koh’s Prep 87-72 with Kearney leading 29, and Woodend News and Aces posting wins with multiple scorers.
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White Kid Seeks Globetrotter Job From Minnesota Star
Gewan Schauer, a lean Cleveland native and former Minnesota reserve, seeks a spot with the Harlem Globetrotters. He sent a two page application from Chicago to Globetrotter offices, touting his dream, his “no jump shot” skill set, and his hope to showcase through hard work despite minimal playing time.
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WesConn Extends Win Streak Behind Jackson's 19
Western Connecticut State College stretched its winning streak to five with a 11-8 victory over Manhattanville College in Purchase New York. Center Tay Jackson led the attack with 19 points as WesConn posted its second-longest streak in school history and hosts New York Maritime next Wednesday.
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Prep and Tech Clash in Friday Night MBJAC Tilt
Prep, Tech and others square off in non league and MBIA action Friday. West Haven hosts Fairfield while Northwest Catholic seeks revenge. Warde, Stratford, Bassick and Masuk also play, leaders include West Haven’s Bruce Campbell and Warde’s Jim Williamson with key performances noted.
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Bridgeport Hosts Assumption in Key Conference Clash
Bridgeport eyes a pivotal home game against Assumption at Hare Hubell Gym aiming to rebound after a shaky start. The Purple Knights rely on bench depth and center Phil Vaughan’s inside presence while nursing injuries to Hollerbach and Washington as they chase their first major win of the season against a strong Greyhounds squad led by Grochowalski and O’Brien.
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Smith and Connors Share No 1 Net Ranking
New York AP reports Jimmy Connors of Belleville Maryland and Stan Smith of Sea Pines California tied as the U S No 1 men’s tennis players in the season rankings announced by the lawn tennis association ranking committee. Smith leads for the third straight year with major 1960s titles and world events. Connors 21, left handed with a strong serve and volley game, posted eight US LM winter circuit events and the U S Pro titles at Telson Pacific Southwest and South African Open. Other top entrants include Arthur Ashe 30 of Miami Tom Gorman 27 of Seattle and Cliff Richey 38 of Los Angeles with Marty Riessen Erik von Detten and others in the top ten.
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College Basketball Meaning Not Clear From OCR Fragment
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