Notre Dame Rout Struggling Stratford In Tourney Clash
Notre Dame defeated Stratford High 77 to 55 at Sacred Heart University gym. Bob Doss and Dave Baye led the Lancers with strong rebounding as Notre Dame pulled away in the second half. Baye grabbed 15 boards Holmes 12 and Doss 10 while Fischer and Baye provided early scoring for Notre Dame.
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Sacred Heart University
Big Bob Doss
Dave Baye
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Arnold Holmes
Doss
Allan Fischer
Paul Sulzycki
Gene Fitzsimmons
John Slosar
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Fischer
Mike Harris
Holmes
Jerry Johnson
Ries
Jim McGuigan
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Fairfield Prep Rout Bunnell Cagers 83 58 in MBYSAC clash
Fairfield Prep broke a tight game with a third quarter burst led by Bob Chalko to beat Bunnell 83 58 on their home court. Prep held a 45 28 rebounding edge and sank 19 of 26 free throws while Chalko scorched the second half for 16 points.
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Fairfield Prep
Bunnell
Mbysac
Highlanders
Tom Bukowski
Jim Fitzsimmons
Pat Foley
Rich Regan
Jim Stalus
Chalke
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College Basketball Scores and Results Across Various Games
A disjointed recap lists numerous college basketball outcomes including Brigham Young 96 over St. Bonaventure 60, Bowling Green 98 over Louisville !, Kansas State 90 over Oklahoma State 64, Nebraska 81 over Minnesota 93, Evansville 90 over Sanitation New Mexico ?, and multiple other matchups with scores and participating teams such as Kentucky 90, Penn 76, Texas A and M ?, and Western Michigan 94. The scrambled text notes tournaments, regional matchups, and miscellaneous college teams with varying results.
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Ohio
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Detrelt
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Masuk Edges Alumni 64 62 In Monroe Showdown
Masuk nipped its Alumni 64-62 in Monroe after trailing late in the third. Ron Topping sparked the varsity with 23 points as Lloyd Matey and Marty Tristan added 13 each, while Dick Whitcher poured in 26 for the graduates and Bob Hurd scored 13.
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Monroe
Ron Topping
Topping
Mike Sava
Lloyd Matey
Marty Tristan
Dick Whitcher
Derby Edges Kolbe 54 52 in Final Seconds
Derby High defeated Kolbe 54 52 with a last second field goal by Dave Narowski. Ed Parniawski tied the game at 52 seconds before Narowski sealed the win, as Derby overcome first-half deficits and Kolbe led 15-8 and 22-21 at halftime. Parniawski and Narowski led rebounds with 15 and 10, and Derby won the junior assists 41-40 despite Haydie scoring ten for Kolbe.
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Kolbe High
Dave Narowski
Ed Parniawski
Friars
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al Vitello
Kalbe
Parniawski
Ed Haydie
Fernandez KO's Dixon in Miami Beach bout
Cuban middleweight Florentino Fernandez knocked out Herman Dixon of Atlanta at 2 30 of the third round in a one round fight at the Miami Beach Auditorium Tuesday night.
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Miami Beach
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Hermano Dixon
Atlanta
Miami Beach Auditorium
Park and Recreation CYO Basketball Schedule Tonight
The Department of Park and Recreation announces six CYO games in Central high gym tonight. Holy Rosary vs St Catherine opens at 6:90 with St John the Baptist at 7:30 and St Stephen vs St Ambrose at 8:10. In the Girls gym Holy Family faces St Raphael at 6:30, St Ann meets Our Lady of Providence at 7:30, and St Augustine plays Most Precious Blood at 8:30.
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St. Catherine
St.John the Baptist
St. James
St. Stephen
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High School West
Holy Family
St. Raphael
St. Ann
Our Lady of Providence
St. Augustine
Paramounts to Host Terryville In NEBA Contest Tonight
Paramount Chiefs host defending NEBA champion Terryville at 8 in the Shehan Center. Notable players include Jack Kelly and Dick Jackson from New Haven College, with DiMaggio Carr Branch and Szymanski among others. The Oasis rivals feature Leroy Wright and Art Whitehead as guards and reserves Roger Hahan and Frank Vaccerelli. Tonight also includes two semi finals in the holiday parish school tournament.
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American Basketball League
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Oasis Center
Art Whitehead
Bristol Central
Dave Folliard
Providence College
Roger Hahan
Frank Vaccerelli
Waterbury
Dick Stein
Pro- Vidente College
Oasis
Shehan Center
Royals Dominate Pistons in 131-123 Victory
Cincinnati Royals sparred ahead with a 17-1 second quarter run and built a 66-46 halftime lead over the Detroit Pistons. Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas led Cincinnati with strong scoring while Dave Bing topped Detroit with 28 points as the Pistons fought back but fell short.
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Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Jon McGlocklin
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Hawks Edge Bullets 113 111 on Last Second Tip In
St. Louis Hawks beat the Baltimore Bullets 113-111 when Lou Hudson tipped in Wilkens shot with one second remaining. The Bullets rallied late, tying the game five times in the final quarter after trailing 60-52 at the third break. Hudson scored 15 in the third to spark an 88-85 Hawks lead entering the final period.
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Lou Hudson
St. Louis Hawks
Baltimore Bullets
Bullets
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Baltimore
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Hawks
Tech Festival Ends in Lopsided Ballard Havens Victory
Bullard-Havens beat A. 1, Prince Tech of Hartford 117 to 34 at the Holiday Festival at Eli Whitney Tech Hamden. Abbott Tech defeated Eli Whitney 78 to 50 in the other game with Bullard-Havens and Abbott Tech set for a Thursday feature. Six players scored in double figures led by Charlie Blank for the local team.
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A. 1
Prince Tech
Hartford
Elil
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Hamden
Abbott Tech
Danbury
Eli Whitney
Prince
Dan Clifford
Tigers
Charlie Blank
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Croxford
O' Burke
Shehan Center Girls Defeat North End 114 to 78 in Meet
Archbishop Shehan Center girls earn 114 to 78 victory over North End Girls at Shehan Center pool with Nancy Gulash and Marilyn Schulz setting league records. Gulash Wagner OConnor each collect multiple wins while Mack Sweeney Mack Seliman lead North End with multiple wins. Boys also top JCC 59 to 41 as Wright Derrig Cach set team records and Wright Charland win three events.
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North End
Shehan Center
Nancy Gulash
Marilyn Schulz
Miss Gulash
Mary Beth Wagner
Peggy O'Connor
North Enders
Helen Mack
Judi Sweeney
Sue Mack
Elaine Seliman
Jewish Community Center
JCC
Jay Wright
Pearse Derrig Cach
Paul Wright
Mark Charland
Hockey Results from National and American Leagues
National League game results show Kitaea 3 New York 2 and Dai 4 Boston 0 with only exam scheduled. American League results list Endinwell 4 Goshens 4 and Baltimore 2 with games scheduled.
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Aussies Cup Triumph Secures Davis Cup Lead
Roy Emerson defeated Ramanathan Krishnan 6 8 2 2 1 8 8 in near heat to give Australia a 2 1 lead over India in the Davis Cup Challenge round. Fred Stolle was slated to face Jaidip Mukerjea in the final, but the match became an exhibition after Emerson's win.
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India
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St John’s and BYU Win Consolation Games at Garden
St John’s routed Duquesne 91 60 in the Holiday Festival consolation at Madison Square Garden as Rudy Bogad and John Warren led with 20 and 16 plus solid defense. Brigham Young erased a six point deficit to beat St Bonaventure 96 84 behind Craig Raymond 26 points and Art Lume 24.
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Duquesne
Brigham Young
St. Bonaventure
Madison Square Garden
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St. Joseph's
Craig Raymond
Art Lume
Raymond
Lume
Rudy Bogad
John Warren
Black Hawks Edge Rangers 3 2 in Madison Square Garden
Bobby Hull scored the eventual winner with under four minutes left as the Chicago Black Hawks beat the NHL leading New York Rangers 3 to 2 at Madison Square Garden. Stan Mikita had two goals to erase deficits, and a brawl between the teams led to multiple penalties including five-minute majors for Ken Hodge and Reg Fleming.
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Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey
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Stan Mikita
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Ranger
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Ed Giacomin
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Rangers
Rod Gilbert
al MacNeil
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Bernie Geoffrion
Wings Tie Bruins On Howe Goal In 4-4 Draw
Gordie Howe scored in the third period to lift Detroit to a 4-4 tie with the Boston Bruins, ending the Red Wings road skid at 14 games. Leo Boivin added two goals for Detroit, Alex Delvecchio scored, Pit Martin and Eddie Westfall paced Boston, and rookie Bobby Orr notched two assists as Boston clung to fifth place in the NHL standings.
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Detroit
Boston Bruins
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Wings
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Alex del
Bobby Orr
Lordship Cops Win Christmas Invitational Title
Lordship Community Church intermediate team won the second annual Christmas invitational basketball tournament by defeating Our Lady of Peace CYO 57-54. Walt Powell and Ed Wojcicki led Lordship. Pete Roberge was top scorer for the losers.
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Our Lady of Peace Cyo
Walt Powell
Ed Wojcicki
Lordship
Pete Roberge
Stratford Baptist
St. John Episcopal
Bruce Lana J
Chris Lambert
Lordship Community
Our Lady of Peace
Hilltoppers Top Bassick 70 51 in MBIAC Clash
Central Hilltoppers powered by four players in double figures and a strong second half to beat Bassick 70 to 51 in a Monroe-BRIDGE MBIAC game at Bassick gym. Gene Mack led Central with 28 points, Ken Johnson Kevin Curry and Tom Sparks also contributed, while Jeff Howard topped Bassick with 24. Central improves to 2-1 in league, 3-2 overall. Bassick 2-1 in league, 3-2 overall. Junior varsity also went Central way 60-21.
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MBIAC
Bassick
Lions
Jeff Howard
Gene Mack
Ken Johnson
Kevin Curry
Tom Sparks
Butge
Stan Roman
North Enders
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Johnson
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Itoss
Seat
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Pram
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New Canaan Defeats Ludlowe 60 51 In Close Bout
New Canaan Rams surged to a 27 16 halftime lead and held on to top Roger Ludlowe 60 51. Key scorers included Pennington Stone Taton Kenny and Tatum for Ludlowe Campbell for New Canaan. Rebounding paces favored New Canaan 47 29 and shooting hit 22 64 to Ludlowe 21 baskets in 58 tries.
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Roger Ludlowe
Frank Koscil
Ludlowe
Peal Pennington
New Canaan
Rams
Pennington
Ed Stone
Pat Taton
Tigers
Doug Campbell
Tatum
Phil Kenny
Harding overwhelms Milford High 102 to 56 in league clash
Harding dominated Milford High 102 56 on the President's Court to move to 2 2 while Milford drops to a 15 winless in three district games. Harding shot 48 percent, led 21 4 after the first period, with Norris posting 16 points in the second, Nesmith 25 in the junior varsity win.
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Harding
Milford
Jon Andera
Frank Norris
Louisville routs Niagara in Quaker City opener
Second ranked Louisville beat Niagara 98 73 as Butch Beard and Wes Unseld combined for 47 points and 36 rebounds. Villanova stunned Michigan State 66 63 while Princeton downed Bowling Green 87 73. Syracuse defeated La Salle 88 84 aided by George Hicker 34 points and Vaughn Harper 19.
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Norwalk Tops Trumbull 94 83 in FC IAC Clash
Norwalk high school outscored Trumbull 94 to 83 as 11 players reached double figures led by Willie Miller with 25. Rich Ambrum top scored for Trumbull with 21 as Norwalk built a 49 34 halftime lead and pulled away early in the second quarter. The Green Wave improved to 3 1 in the Eastern division with a 4 1 conference mark. Norwalk JV won 86 37.
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Gary O'Malley
Jim Burey
Blair Ciklin
Gary Boland
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Semi-Final Contests Set in Shehan Event
In the Cardinal Shehan Holiday tournament at the Shehan Center St. Cecelia's of Stamford outlasted St. Augustine's Bridgeport 48 43 in double overtime to reach the Class A final with Assumption of Fairfield, which beat St. Thomas 419 last night. In Class B St. Jerome of Norwalk beat St. Andrew's Bridgeport 34 14 and Sacred Heart Danbury defeated St. Emery's Fairfield 28 24 while St. John's Stamford beat St. Ann's Bridgeport. Semifinals Friday feature St. Jerome's vs Sacred Heart at 5 00 and St. John's vs St. Mary's Bethel at 6 00. Class A final is set for Thursday night.
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Bridgeport
Sacred Heart of Danbury
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Fairfield
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St. Jerome's
Sacred Heart
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