Central Tops Tech 66 to 46 Behind Mack Sparks
The Hilltoppers of Central upset Bullard Haven 66 to 46 in a non MBIAC game as Gene Mack and Tom Sparks sparked a third quarter surge after a close first half. Central dominated the third period 21-2 and pulled away, led by Mack's eight points and Sparks' inside scoring.
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Fife
Gene Mack
Tom Spars
Tech
Charlie Blank
Central Combine
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Sparks
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Pawel Hardy
Bullaruela Yeas
Iree
Toney
Mank
Burns
Walter
Murphy
Darien Tops Staples 39-38 In Narrow FCIAC Win
Darien edged Staples 39-38 in a low scoring FCIAC contest at Staples. Barry Staak, Butch Lavery and Garry Brown sparked Darien with double figures as Staples rallied late behind Jett Hooper. Staples played without starter Jeff Hand and won the JV game 52-42.
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Darien
Staples
FCIAC
Barry Staak
Butch Lavery
Garry Brown
Jett Hooper
Brian Bowes
Bowes
Staak
Lavery
Brown
Hooper
Jeff Hand
Rich Rose
Darien Stavles
Avery
Reynalds
Brows
Gbowes
Hawaiian Surfer Hemmings Wins 14th Makaha Crown
Tred Hemmings of Hawaii captured his second Makaha championship in three years finishing the event with 359 points. Defending titlist George Downing finished second with 342 points after a strong final performance.
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Tred Hemmings
Hawaii
Hemmings
George Downing
Unclear College Basketball Scores From Fragmented OCR
A jumble of college basketball scores appears from OCR text including Ohio State Army Illinois and others with unclear teams and results. The fragment mentions OT and various numbers, but most details are garbled and unreadable.
Warde Beats Stamford 67-63 In Tight City Battle
An drew Warde edged Stamford 67 63 after a late jumper and free throw sequence. Haines led Stamford with 23 points while Warde's Haines 23 and O Sullivan 17 propelled the win, with Corbett and Monard adding key late scores.
Derby Records First Victory Over Kolbe 50-48
Derby upset Kolbe 50-48 on the Kolbe home court to snap its year start. Vitello Musante and Foley led Derby with 13, 11 and 10 points while Stokes scored 15 for Kolbe in the Friars’ second defeat in five games. JV score 43-39 with Kolbe’s Novy Viamonte totaling 14 points.
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Kolbe
Bill Musante
Jim Vitella
Rich Foley
Bob Stokes
Friars
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Musante
Foley
Stokes
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Olassick
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Mathonia
Foreman
Green Felt Tops Laurel Monumental Handicap Field
Green Felt winner of the Maryland Handicap and runner up in the Laurel Turf Cup led an eight horse field for the Monumental Handicap at Laurel. Tommy Lee to ride Green Felt at 125 pounds in the 14-16 mile race for Maryland breds with entrants Benny Johnny Exceeding ly 9 Walmfrusses Pania's Td Teetotaler Red Musci and Jip on Deck.
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Laurel, Md
UPI
Green Felt
Maryland
Lradar
Laurel
Tommy Lee
Benny Johnny
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Pania
Teetotaler
Scholastic Results Highlight Several Prep Games
In scholastic basketball results, Harding defeats Walrield Prep 83 to 4 while Notte and Bunnell score 60 each in a balanced card. Central trips Rutlardtlavens 66 to 44 as Stansford edges Warien 63 to 39 and St Mary's tops Chill the King 79 to 33 with Joseph's 70 and Central Catholic 62 in strong showings.
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Walrfield Prep
Notte Bare
Bunnell
Basaich
Milford
Mratford
Kaw
Central
Rutlardtlavens
Mwattle
Stansford
Warien
Staples
Wippasamy
Trumbull
Ste Mary's
Chill the King
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Central Catholic
Werby
Kolbe
Harding Beats Prepsters 54 53 In MBIAC Thriller
The Harding Presidents handed Fairfield Prep its first season defeat 54 53 in an MBIAC game at Fairfield. Norris led Harding with 18 points, Baldwin 13 and Andera 12 while prep star Lyddy scored 33 in a losing effort. Prep JV also won 66 61.
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Fairfield Prep
Anich
Norris
Prep
Delaney Baldwin
John Andera
Tom Lyddy
Cage Action
Fitziimons
Pat Foley
Bob Chalko
John Nesmith
Aatha
Farr Norris
Ahzsminans
Tasior
Bukowski
Morris
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Celtics Rally Past Hawks For 114 103 Victory
Boston jumps to lead in the third quarter and holds off St. Louis 114 103. Sam Jones tops Boston with 32 points while Havlicek adds 20 as Howell contributes solid defense and shooting. Guerin and Wilkins spark late St. Louis surges, but Boston secures the win.
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UPI
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Bailey Howell
Sam Jones
John Havlicek
St. Louis Hawks
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Richie Guerin
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Maine Grid Mentor Moves Up to AD Job
Harold Westerman resigns as University of Maine head football coach to become director of physical education and athletics at Orono campus. Assistant head coach Walter Abbott, 90, will succeed him. Abbott joined the Black Bear staff in 1960. Westerman cites full-time AD duties and notes a Yankee Conference best win loss mark.
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UPI
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Illinois suspends players coaches in Big Ten aid case
Twelve Illinois athletes are suspended indefinitely for illicit financial aid. Coaches Harry Combes and Pete Elliott receive one year of probation as university probes extended from 1962 to 1964. Rich Jones Ron Dunlap and Steve Kuberski among affected players. Mills resigns as athletic director.
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UPI
University of Illinois
Harry Combes
Pete Elliott
Big Ten
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David Dodds Henry
Bill Reed
Reed
Illinois
California
Chicago Stadium
Rich Jones
Ron Dunlap
Steve Kuberski
Combes
Ilinois
Leslie A. Bryan
Mel Brewer
Henry
Bryan
Chicago
Marty Combes
St Joseph's tops Central Catholic in 70 62 win
St Joseph's Crusaders beat Central Catholic Norwalk 70 62 behind Chris Madden 19 points and 8 second half points. Terry Lacavalle led Central with 17 while Madden and Reed fueled the St Joseph's rally after a 22 19 first quarter deficit.
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Central Catholic
Norwalk
Cadets
Jchris Madden
Madden
Terry Toni
St. Joes
Jerry Reed
Crusaders
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Herne Po
Mareon Satan
Osrinto Gustafson
Ativan Hey
Capade Wins Comeback Award for Cards Player Cepeda
Orlando Cepeda, slugging first baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, won the St. Louis Baseball Writers physical comeback award. He will be honored at the annual dinner January 26 in St. Louis.
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UPI
Orlando Cepeda
St.” Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Baseball Writers
Stratford Topples Jonathan Law 60 to 31
Stratford raced to a 20 2 lead and coasted to a 60 31 win over North Parade s Jonathan Law last night. John Osowski led Stratford with 17 points and 15 rebounds while Eddie Buecher added 16 and Stosur 13. Dimitruk scored 15 for Law, Romano 7, and Sulzycki led Stratford JV with 14 in a 48 38 victory.
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North Paraders
George Dimitruk
Lawmen
John Stosar
Gene Fitzsimmons
Stosar
Art Romano
Eddie Buecher
Dimitruk
Law
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John Osowski
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Stosur
Tuffie Maroon
Romano
Pete Sulzycki
Stratford Jv’s
Law Stratfou
Multicon
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Rippowam Romps Trumbull in 79-55 Victory
Rippowam jumped to a 16-11 lead and stretched it to 42-25 at halftime en route to a 79-55 win over Trumbull in Stamford. Tom McCrocklin scored 20 points to pace the Warriors while Eddie Wilson added 21. Otzel and Ambrun led Trumbull with 16 and 12 points respectively. The Warriors also won the JV game 110-34 behind Joe Sabit’s 17 points.
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Trumbull Eagles
Stamford
Warriors
Phil Raggazinoh
Tom McCrocklin
Eddie Wilson
McCrocklin
Rick Otzel
Rich Ambrun
Dick Shea
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Pistons edge Bulls 103 102 on Scott late basket
Ray Scott scored the decisive field goal with 38 seconds remaining as Detroit defeated Chicago 103-102, snapping the Bulls five game win streak and lifting the Pistons into a second place tie with the Hawks in the Western Division. Boozer closed to within one with 30 seconds left, but two late Chicago tries missed.
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UPI
Ray Scottt
Detroit Pistons
Chicago Bulls
St. Louis Hawks
Boston
Pistons
Hawks
Bulls
Leach
Keith Erickson
Detroit
Err, Harding
Dave DeBusschere
Scott
Bob Boozer
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Sirnds
Sloan
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Flane
Notre Dame trounces Bun nell Highlanders 102-60 in a rout
Notre Dame raced to a 33-12 first quarter lead and rolled past Bun nell Highlanders 102-60. Michael Harris scored 31 in the opening period as the Lancers built a 21 point cushion, with key baskets from Jim Stalus, Richie Regan, and Allan Fischer. Bunnell’s Dave Baye and Woody Long traded blows, but Notre Dame stretched the margin through a 28 point third period. Tom Finch left early with a broken finger and is expected to miss weeks. The Bunnell JV won 73-62.
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Buninell Highlanders
Michael Harris
Lancers
Jim Stalus
Richie Regan
Highlanders
Pedro Tagatac
Bunnell
Tom Finch
Scott Vaughn
Springfield Indians Rout Providence 9-3 in AHL clash
Springfield Indians defeated Providence 9-3 in an American Hockey League game. Key players Bill Sweeney Jimmy Anderson and Howie Menard each scored twice as the team, despite suspensions of four regulars and a player strike, carried the action with three goals per period. Eddie Kachur scored twice for Providence. Eddie Shore's lineup relied on 19 players from the striking group. only Larry Billows saw action among imports from the Central League.
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Springfield Indians
Providence
Bill Sweeney
Jimmy Anderson
Howie Menard
Eddie Kachur
Indians
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Exceptio
Larry Billows
Memphis
Pro Basketball Rostom Beats Si.lavis for Trebrolt
Rostom scored 118 to defeat Si.lavis for Trebrolt 103 as Culcazo finished 102 in a high scoring basketball clash. The result highlighted Rostom's offense and Trebrolt's close point total.
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Culcazo
Bassick Beats Milford In Double Overtime 60 to 56
Bassick tops Milford 60 56 in double overtime as Harry Taylor and Howard lead with 23 and 20 points. Milford led at several breaks, but Bassick pulled even late and Larry Wallack's short jumper sealed the win with 37 seconds left in the second OT. Milford’s Russ Hunt and Paul Ferrino tallied 21 and 13 points.
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Hexley Here
Harrison Taylor
Lions
Larry Wallick
Chuck Howard
Russ Hunt
Paul Ferring
Taylor
Howard
Dave Scire
Hunt
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Neil Pryzbylinski
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Alouette Coach Quits For College Job
Montreal Alouettes coach Darrell Mudra resigns after one year to take the University of Arizona post replacing Jim La Rue. Mudra earns about 17500 dollars for a one year appointment amid questions of an out clause and possible court action over compensation.
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North Dakota State
Alouettes
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Als
Joe Atwell
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Larry Fairhaim
Gino Berretta
Ed Enos
Peahead Walker
Edmonton Eskimos
Perry Moss
Jim Trimble
Alouette Board of Directors
Wichita State Names New Head Football Coach Boyd Converse
Wichita State University will name Boyd Converse as its new head football coach. Converse, 44, previously coached Kilgore Junior College after a late start to football in college. He will be introduced at a press conference on Saturday, succeeding George Karras who resigned.
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UPI
Wichita State University
Boyd Converse
Noah Allen
Wichita State J
Converse
Kilgore
Tex
George Karras
Milburn
Okla
Southwestern State College
Durant
Southeastern
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Close Scoring Chase Tightens Between Scott and Geist
Willie Scott of Alabama State and Bill Geist of St Frocopings lead the nation in individual scoring after seven and five games respectively. Scott at 35.42 ppg and Geist at 35.40 ppg head a tightly bunched field as NCAA figures show slim margins.
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NEW York
UPI
Willie Scott
Alabama State
Bill Geist
St. Frocopings
Ncaa Service Bureau
Scott
Geist
Mike Davis
Virginia Union
George Rausch
Colorado Western
Earl Monroe
Winston-Salem
Jimmy Westley
Savannah State
Jerry Parks
Carthage
Frank Stronczek
American International
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