Manhattan Edges Bridgeport 101 93 In Bronx
Manhattan College defeated University of Bridgeport 101 to 93 on UB’s court, ending Bridgeport’s unbeaten run. Binetti led Manhattan with 25 points and 10 rebounds, while Barone added 18 points as UB battled for rebounding against the Jaspers.
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Wings reclaim Bathgate from Hornets for Red Wings game
The Detroit Red Wings reclaimed forward Ron Bathgate from the Pittsburgh Hornets. Bathgate, who had 4 goals and 6 assists with the AHL team, will join Detroit for a game in New York on Wednesday, according to a Hornets spokesman.
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Namath Gets Buffalo Offer to Attend AFL Title Game
Buffalo radio station WKBW offers Namath free air travel hotel accommodations and a press box pass to the Kansas City Buffalo AFL title game if the Jets beat the Patriots. The Bills must win and the Jets win to clinch the Eastern Division while Namath would dine with Bills quarterback Jack Kemp.
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Remington Arms Wins Industrial League Showdown
Remington Arms defeated Jenkins Industry League 60 to 48 to stay unbeaten at 2-0. Bob Smith led scorers with 22 points, Joe Moss added 19, while Jenkins duo Thompson and Geter combined for 32. SNETCO beat Warner Brothers 40-34 and Dictaphone edged Bridgeport Brass 58-55 as Brass rallied from 38-27 halftime.
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Park and Recreation Seniors Basketball Scores and Upsets
St Michael's edged St Cyril's 47 46 behind Ron Gelozin's 27 points in the senior division. Sopko and Hvisdo sparked a late rally for St Cyril's but fell short. Orcutt Seniors beat St Teresa's 58 39. Dun kin' Doughnuts edged YMCA 32 30. Eagles routed University School 71 33. West End beat St Mary's 146 4 and Holy Name defeated St John the Baptist 33 9 in intermediate play.
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Old Timers Meet in Stratford on Dinner Plans
The Greater Bridgeport Old Timers' Athletic Association meets at 8 pm in Mi Life hall Stratford to discuss plans for the annual awards dinner.
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Lynch Honored as Top Collegian by Maxwell Club
Notre Dame linebacker Jim Lynch named the outstanding college football player of 1966 by the Maxwell Club of Philadelphia. He will receive the Bob Maxwell award at the club dinner January 23, while Don Meredith is named outstanding professional player.
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Bear Grass Wins Tropical Park Feature at Coral Gables
Bear Grass a speedy filly owned by Barbara Hunter led from gate to wire at Tropical Park in Coral Gables Florida to take the $4 000 feature by four lengths Monday.
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Cardigan Bay Wins Nassau Pace in Roosevelt Finish
Cardigan Bay surged in the stretch to prevail in a four horse photo finish in the $50,000 Nassau Pace at Roosevelt Raceway before 20,292 fans. Smokeover WN. was second with Adios Marches a head back. Pecomoonshine took fourth. The winner paid $3.60, marking his 10th win this season and lifting life earnings to $739,454. Stanley Dancer drove and earned a season total of $1,218,403. Dean Abbe and Mercury Jean R. posted a $29.88 daily double.
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Central High at Hillhouse in FCAC Open Tonight
Hillhouse and Central High meet in the varsity debut at Hillhouse Gym as two of CTs rising big schools clash. Hillhouse, 18 4 last season, fields Mack and Sparks among five starters per position while Central relies on a young lineup.
Scholastic Schedule and Key Players Highlight Local Games
Central at Hillhouse and other Friday through Sunday matchups dominate the high school schedule. Staples hosts Stamford while West Haven, Bullard-Havens, and Christ prep lineups feature listed players. Tech faces Norwalk and Milford Academy with Danny Teal possibly out.
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College basketball scores scattered across nations and conferences
A collage of college games across multiple schools reports scores such as Sacred Heart 76 over opponents 78, Manhattan 101 to Bridgeport 92, Indiana 67 over Loyola Maryland, and Maryland Eastern results like Central Missouri 87. The list includes many mismatched team pairings and irregular spellings, reflecting a broad-score roundup rather than a single headline.
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UB Freshmen Take On Yale Cagers In Ivy Prelim
University of Bridgeport freshmen travel to New Haven for a 6 15 p m showdown with Yale frosh at Payne Whitney gym. The Squires stand 2 2 with wins over Coast Guard and Hartford and losses to Springfield and C W Post. Mike Maniscalco leads with 23 0 ppg and 4 better than 50 percent efforts. Rufus Wells adds 18 2 ppg.
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Skins Graham Sees Cowboys As Tops in Division
Washington coach Otto Graham said he hopes Dallas wins the NFL Eastern Conference to face Green Bay in the championship. He praised Dallas as the division’s best and noted Meredith’s injury hurt their morale. Graham lauded his Redskins for hard hitting and strong defense.
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Ivanow Named to Olympic Soccer Team
ST LOUIS UPI Mike Ivanow of the University of San Francisco was the only unanimous choice on the U S Olympic soccer squad after two days of tryouts Sunday Manager Walter Giesler of St Louis said three others were near unanimous Robert Gansler Ernest Tuchscherer and Eugene Vendrella were listed Gansler a repeater from 1954 The youngest American Olympic soccer squad aims to show speed against Latin American teams The Chicago Schwabens Ned Krall John Schlenker and Philadelphia German Hungarian Sports Club Werner Fricker Otto Brand each placed two men on the squad The team will also play in the Pan American Games next July
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Ski Conditions Report From New England
New England ski regions report varied conditions with many hills closed or limited due to lack of snow. Sugarbush and similar resorts show activity while others struggle with icy granulated surfaces and fragile cover.
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Bryant Triumphs 78-76 Over Sacred Heart on Road
Bryant College star Tom Smile led the unbeaten Warriors with key baskets in a 78-76 win at Sacred Heart. Smile scored late baskets including the deciding points in the final seconds as Bryant overcame a second half deficit and pulled away in the final minutes.
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Hill Downs Milford For First Win 60-56
New Haven's Hill high posted its first basketball victory with a 60-56 win over Milford at the Indians' gym. Randy Wardlaw led Hill with 11 points in the second period and 21 total, as Milford, winless in two, trailed at halftime and fell short despite a late surge led by Dick Wilson. Junior varsity also went to Hill 56-48 with Al Amendola scoring 14.
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Art Shamsky to Share St. Louis Award With Siebert
Outfielder Art Shamsky of the Cincinnati Reds will share the St. Louis Man of the Year award with Sonny Siebert of the Cleveland Indians at the St. Louis Writers' dinner January 26. Shamsky tied a major league record with four consecutive home runs in August, two of them against the Pirates, and Siebert pitched the season's only no hitter. Both men live in St. Louis and the award honors J. G. Taylor Spink. Captain Alan R. Cameron noted Navy football in 1942.
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Elms Set to Host Sunbury Mercuries Sunday in Bridgeport
New Haven Elm basketball fans will see ten players face Sunbury Pa Mercuries in the second of four home games at Edward Reilly Memorial Gym. Sunbury features Julius McCoy, the league scoring leader at 93.3 per game, plus Jim Davis Mangham and John Richter, with strong rebounding from Davis, Mangham and Richter. Elm performances include Paul Scranton stepping up as a 6-8 rookie and guard play from Frank Keitt and Cleo Hill as they strive to move above .500 and tighten title hopes.
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Weaver Shaw Star Leads Eastern Cage League Scoring
Weaver and Shaw University standout leads the club with 25 points per game while Hill averages 24.4 and tops the Elms with 13 three pointers from beyond the 25 foot arc. Two others in the EBL surpass them. Contests tip Sunday at 7 30 p m with a later Elms home game at New Haven Arena on December 30 against the Asbury Park Boardwalkers.
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Orcutt Club Notes Action In The Orcutt Boys Club
Orcutt hosts League action with Orcutt vs St Michael s and St John vs Thomas Hooker at 4 and 7 p m The Intermediate League matches Orcutt vs Middle Street and Good Guys vs Orcutt State at 7 and 7 45 p m Ken Hrune seeks entrants for the over 19 league Orcutt swimming team defeated North End 87 84 with Carlos Hernandez winning 10 yard freestyle 80 yard back stroke and medley relay Jim Ramirez taking 60 yard breast stroke 60 yard butterfly and medley relay Porky Witkow ski winning the individual medley and freestyle relays.
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Choose Your Power to Shape a Computer Career
A promotional message urges readers to evaluate talents for a future in electronic data processing. It advertises IBM equipment on site and offers training as a computer operator or programmer with no obligation. A coupon pledges a brochure and an aptitude test to help readers learn about their talents.
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