Louisville Triumphs Over Princeton For Quaker City Title
Louisville, ranked second nationally, defeated Princeton 72 63 to claim the Quaker City Basketball Tournament title. Sophomore Butch Beard and Westley Unseld led the Cardinals, with Unseld grabbing a tournament record 64 rebounds as Princeton’s eight game win streak ended. Syracuse edged Villanova 81 71 for third place.
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Knicks Rally Past Bullets 130 115 to Tie Record
Dick Barnett 31 points Willis Reed 21 and Dick Van Arsdale 22 propelled the New York Knicks to a 130 115 win over the Baltimore Bullets in Washington D C. The Bullets got 22 from Leroy Ellis and Kevin Loughery but matched their eighth straight defeat. The Knicks erased a brief second half stumble and pulled away with a 116 99 run.
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UConn Triumphs Over Virginia in Cage Classic Finale
Connecticut beat Virginia 100-79 as Wes Bialosuknia scored 31 points and five Huskies reached double figures. Holowaty Corley Penders Gray also contributed while Virginia’s Connelly and Case made the All Classic slate. Columbia edged George Washington 79-74 in earlier overtime.
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St. Michael's Nips Central Connecticut In OT Thriller
In overtime St. Michael's edged Central Connecticut 81 to 83 for the Central Connecticut Holiday Tournament title. Bruce Stryhas made the deciding layup with 24 seconds left after a 77 all tie. Dick Falkenbush led St. Michael's with 22 points while George Benoit topped Central with 8 as fouls hurt Central late.
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Fairfield Seeks Title At Buffalo
Fairfield University's Stags meet Canisius College in the Memorial Auditorium for the 14th Queen City basketball tournament final. Fairfield upset Loyola 86 68 to reach the final while Canisius beat Seton Hall to advance. Morrison and Anderson pace Fairfield with 24 7 and 23 8 scoring, respectively, as coach Bisacca’s lineup stands firm.
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Trumbull High Triumphs Over Alumni 89-81 in Annual Classic
Trumbull High led from start to finish in a 89-81 victory over its Alumni in the annual gym tussle. Five Eagles reached doubles, paced by John Olenoski Rich Ambraum and Mike Hartman with Gil Sidoti and Rich Minton contributions.
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76ers Beat Pistons 137 113 in Fort Wayne
Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Detroit Pistons 137 113 before a hometown Fort Wayne crowd as Will Chamberlain fueled the win with 23 points and 23 rebounds, extending Philadelphia's streak to nine.
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Westfield Denies Sacred Heart to Capture Hat City Title
Westfield State College defeated Sacred Heart 81-87 to win the Hat City basketball tournament. Ray Glynn was named tournament MVP after scoring 24 points and leading rebounding as Westfield dominated inside with 53-28 edge.
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NCAA Star Sets Single Game Scoring Record 100 Points
Frank Selvy of Furman, holder of the NCAA single game scoring mark, achieved 100 points against Newberry in 1954. In college action, Westfield's Joe Snead and Wally Hradstock sparked a second-half surge as Westfield built a lead over Sacred Heart, with Popp scoring 18 and Glynn tallying 24 for the Owls.
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Knicks Meet Royals In Tilt at Garden
The Knicks face the Cincinnati Royals at Madison Square Garden as New York seeks its best record this stage since 1958. The game follows a 121-115 win over the Lakers and notes a 18 19 record, with city history and prior meetings guiding the matchup.
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St Joseph's Tops Kolbe 89 79 in showdown
St Joseph's Cadets topple Kolbe Friars 89 to 79 at Shehan Center led by Chris Madden 23 points and Jim Driggs 20 as Kolbe drops to 4 4. Kolbe junior varsity won 62 49.
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Crusaders Clip Warde 63-55 In Fairfield
Stamford Catholic led by Jost with 19 points and McRedmond 16 defeated Andrew Warde 63-55 in an FCIAC game. Haines paced Warde with 19 as Cronin Cronin and Howard contributed for the Crusaders in a tight contest.
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Darien overpower Roger Ludlowe 65 to 55 in FC I A C clash
Darien, with a balanced attack led by Gary Brown 19 and Rick Papp 18, beat Roger Ludlowe 65 55 as Butch Lavery and Papp fueled a late surge. Pat Tatum led Ludlowe with 24 points while Frank Kosch added 16. Darien also won the junior varsity 63 52.
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Cornell Edges Butler 69-64 In Comeback Rally
Cornell staged a fourth quarter rally to beat Butler 69-64 in Indianapolis. Fuller sparked the first half with a hot start and a .500 shooting mark for a six point halftime edge.
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North Carolina Defeats Ohio State 105 82
North Carolina powered past Ohio State 105 82 in Charlotte as Rusty Clark 24, Larry Miller 23, and Mike Lewis 23 led a balanced Tar Heel attack. The win extended UNC’s unbeaten streak to nine games while Ohio State dropped to 2-6 over their last eight.
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