Fairfield Stags to face Yeshiva in Tri-State league clash
Fairfield University’s Stags, 6-4 in Tri-State play and 9-5 overall, host Yeshiva University at the Brass Recreation Center, aiming for a fifth straight win. Led by Ed Diskowski, the lineup also features Mi, Hanley, Hyra, Kelly, CherryTree, Flannigan, and Ripke, with Ripke scoring 30 off the bench in recent games. The Frosh play New Haven College tonight in a 7 PM tip.
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Yeshiva University
Fairfield
Adelphi
Jim Hanrahan
Yeshiva
Garder City
New York
Iona College
Brass Recreation Center
Ed Diskowski
Fairfield U. Frosh
New Haven College
TriState
Rider
Fairfield U
Brooklyn Colleg
Freda Langel Wins Connecticut Ski Event at Mohawk
Mrs. Freda Langel captured top honors in the Connecticut Women's Downhill and Slalom at Mohawk Ski Area in Cornwall, sponsored by Bridgeport YMCA Ski Club. She won both downhill and slalom as a crowded field of competitors from Norwalk, Danbury, Sterling, Mt. Laurel, and other clubs vied for placing.
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Freda Lengel
Connecticut
Mohawk
Cornwall
Bridgeport Ymca Ski Club
Langel
Freda Langel
Mary Bolduc
Mi Laurel
Ann Borowy
Sterling SC
Regina’ Antignant
Dolores DePalmer
Norwalk SC
Barbara Korchak
Joan Levesque
Mt. Laurel
Sandra Bluis
Danbury
Miriamaho
Jacinda Kills
Litchfield Huls
Catherine Torza
Alice Merwin
New Haven
Gavare Perreault
Nava SC
Dusting Maloney
Ester Yamico
Bridgeport
USC
Judith Anderson
Perreault Langel
Rolduc Uy Monka
Sterling
Levesque 4A
Roy Alt de
Hawks Owner Berates Coach Over Selvy Decision
St Louis owner Ben Kerner publicly blasted coach Alex Hannum after a 102-160 loss to Syracuse. Kerner demands Selvy play, while Hannum vows to run the club his way. Selvy returned to the active roster as the Hawks seek a lift amid a slump though Hannum says the final lineup is his call.
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Ben Kerner
Alex Hannum
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Iike
Frank Selvy
Selvy
Furman University Flash
NBA
Milwaukee
Slater Martin
Frank
Telephone Cagers Win Sixth Straight 73-28
Southern New England Telephone's unbeaten run in the YMCA Industrial league extended to six with a 71-28 victory over Manning-Maxwell-Moore at Brass Recreation Center. Charley Callimore and Joe Grisell led the SNET attack with 12 each as twelve players saw action and all but one scored. The program also saw Lycoming beat Detroit Controls 64-3 and Raybestos Brake Liners edge Warner Brothers 36-33.
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Southern News Telephone Company
Manning-Maxwell-Moore
Brass Recreation Center
Raybestos
Lycoming
Atiff
Warner Brothers
Detroit
Dictaphone
Dribbiers
Lnta
United Illuminating Company
George Rundecker
Walt Rynkiewicz
USL
Telephone Company
Charley Callimore
Joe Grisell
SNET
Jack Dundon
Fred Raphaely
Nick Vancho
Frank DeLuca
Stan Geter
Bill Narce
Bill Lindberg
den Stygles
Warner, Brothers
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Darko
Rayes
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Fea Murphye
Stratford Varsity and JV mermen meet at Orcutt pool tonight
Stratford High School's swimming teams face Norman Bayette's Stratford JV and varsity at the Orcutt Boys' Club in a pair of meets this week. The Jayvees aim to rebound after a 47–22 victory over the Orcutt club, led by standout divers Matt Pisani and Dave Olsen and top sprinter Bob Henderson who has set JV freestyle marks.
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Norman Bayette
Stratford
Orcutt
Stratford Jayvees
Greenwich
Bayerne
Matt Pisani
Dave Olsen
Bob Henderson
Bill Fogarty
Orcutt Boys’ Club
Soderquist
Oakley
O'Connell
Twne
Ty Bednar
Martin
Iterny At
Remarseweth
Reillymen Aim for Even Break in Court Series
Two top Greater Bridgeport high school teams, Central and Bassick, meet at Brass Recreation Center in a sellout showdown to decide leadership in the Metropolitan Bridgeport conference. Central seeks revenge for a 74-85 loss as reggie Minton is sidelined, while Bassick mourns Archie Helms’s ineligibility and faces lineup adjustments.
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John Johansen
Lous
Central
Hilltoppers
Bridgeport
Brass Recreation Center
Brass Center
Bob Metzger
Jayvee
Eddie Reilly
Lions
Bassick
Metropolitan Bridgeport
Bobby Hustek
Reggie Minton
Fairfield Prep
Jim Sullivan
Lioas
Archie Helms
CLAC
Minton
Helms
Hustek
al Faulkner
Richie Haydie
Rhomore
J. Jacobson
Eddie Romatzick
Danny Moretto
Len Kleinman
Stratford
North End
Harding
Milford
Caguas Wins Puerto Rican Winter League Title
Caguas defeated Santurce 103 to 100 to clinch the Puerto Rican winter league championship, winning their fourth straight playoff game and earning the right to represent Puerto Rico in next week’s Caribbean Series with Cuba, Panama, and Venezuela also taking part.
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San Juan
Caguas
Santurce
Puerto Rico
Wek
Cuba
Panama
Venezuela
Sedgman Upsets Gonzales To Reach White City Final
In Sydney Frank Sedgman defeated Pancho Gonzales 7-5 3-4 6-1 6-2 to reach the $16,800 White City pro tennis final against Tony Trabert. The upset ended Gonzales run and sent promoters Kramer and the event into financial jeopardy as top names drew far more than the rest. Trabert had earlier beaten Lew Hoad in straight sets and headlines noted the crowd and receipts amid the pro tour’s contentious format.
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Sydney
Australia
Frank Sedgman
Pancho Gonzales
Tony Trabert
White City
Gonzales
Lew Hoad
Trabert
Jack Kramer
Hoad
Kramer
Sedgman
Ken Rosewall
VINGE MARTINEZ IN BOXING FINAL
New York Feb 3 AP A random draw puts Vince Martinez Paterson N J into the welterweight elimination final He will face the Akins Logart winner in a 12 round bout for the vacant title The World Championship Boxing committee aims to crown a new 147 pound champion within three months
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Vince Martinez
Paterson
N. J
Virgil Akins-Isaac Logart
Carmen Basiila
World Championship Boxing Committee
Sulius Helfand
Barnes
Helfand
New York State Athletic
Cetlainaton
Australia
George Barnes
International Boxing Club
U. S
Akins
Martinez
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Logart
Mexico
Gaspar Ortega
Nat Fleisher
Ring Magazine
World Committee
Daly
Nelfand
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National Boxing Assn
Dept Store Rivalry Highlights Local Sports League
A fragmented sports roundup shows teams like Jennifer Construction and Jennings Comair in a state league with high total scores. Individuals Mary Witkowski and Lorraine Romisev post notable numbers as Mary Witkowski records 375 and Lorraine Romisev 710 in separate events. The page also mentions Bella On Grasmere Drugt and a department store versus Larrys matchup.
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Becerés
Jentifer
Jennings Comair
Mary Witkowski
Rewe
Lorraine Romisev
Teaiset
Bella
Grasmere
Larry's
Greer reshuffles UConn lineup for Pittsburgh game
Connecticut coach Hugh Greer said sophomores will replace three big men Al Cooper Billy Schmidt Wayne Davis in tomorrow's game with Pittsburgh after an 86 70 loss to Fordham. He criticized the trio's rebounding and scoring and named John Pipczynski Eddie Martin and Jackie Rose as replacements.
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Storrs
Hugh Greer
Connecticut
Pittsburgh
Fordham
Greer
al Cooper
Billy Schmidt
Wayne Davis
John Pipczynski
Hadley
Mass
Eddie Martin
Greensboro
D. C
Jackie Rose
South Windsor
Conn
Barry Allison Wins Easy Decision In Holyoke Fight
Barry Allison of Springfield, New England middleweight champion, won a brisk 10 round decision over Teddy Davis of Hartford at Valley Arena. Non-title bout weighed 147 to 145 1 4 with no knockdowns. The crowd of 482 included 100 ladies on the Arena’s first Ladies Night in 32 years. Other card results followed with Maldonado and Johnson drawing, Chick defeating Costello, Rivera beating Vasquez, and Wiltze stopping Filliano in the first round when Filliano failed to answer the bell.
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Holyoke
Mass
Barry Allison
Springfield
New England
Teddy
Red Top
New York
Prince Johnson
Kid Chick
Southwick
Ray Costello
Humberto Rivera
Springeld
Angelo Vasquez
Hartford
Conn
Bob Wiltze
Bimbo Filliano
West Springfield
Filliano
Lycoming Ballard Faces Dictaphone In Bizarre Preview
A puzzling OCR fragment places Lycoming Ballard against Dictaphone in an unclear event. The item references a station or venue titled TNL TRA HESS YMCA Perk Rewe with stray terms like Electric ve and a misread quote. Further readable details are not found.
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TNL
Tra
Hess Ymca
Perk Rewe
Frankie Ruff Beats DeCola In Gary Battle
Frankie Ruff defeated Tony DeCola by unanimous decision in ten rounds at St Nicholas Arena. DeCola opened a gash over Ryff’s left eye in the seventh and again in the tenth. Ryff improved to 24 5 with the win, while DeCola dropped to 25 11 1.
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Frankie Ruff
DeCola
Gary
Jack Hand
New York
Tony DeCoia
Ryff
St. Nicholas Arena
Judeg Bert Grant
Fred Brunelli
Arthur Mercanti
Norwegian girl wins ski event in Austria slalom
Inger Bjornbakken of Norway won the women's world slalom at Bad Gastein, finishing with combined times of 14.8. Austria's Putz Francil took second, while top American contender Linday Meyers ended 15th amid a fragile snow course. Defending champion Rene Colliard of Switzerland fell and injured a leg.
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Austria
Inger Bjornbakken
Norway
Putz Francil
Slushy
Graukoge
Tured
Miss Francis
Rene Colliard
Switzerland
U. S
Linday Meyers
Bishop, Canif
United States
Madi Springer-Miller
Stowe
Sally Deaver
Whitemarch
Betsy Snite
Norwich
Uncle Sam
Nonie Foley
Houghton
Mich
Michigan
Francis
Annemarie Waser
Astrid
Sandvik
Suzanne Thiolliere
Campanella Improves But Still Paralyzed After Accident
Roy Campanella's condition in Glen Cove New York shows gradual improvement with a cheerful mood and better lungs after a restful night. Temperatures remain elevated and there is no gain in his sense of feeling or paralysis. The Los Angeles catcher was critically injured in an auto crash last Tuesday, suffering a broken neck and a lung infection developed last Friday.
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Glen Grove
N. Y
Roy Campanella
Campanella
Los Angeles Catcher
Russian skier Sidorova 12th as Austrians sweep slopes
Sultan of France. Eugenia Sidorova the Russian girl who was a surprising third in the Olympics two years ago, finished 12th today. Other Russians were far behind at 26th and 35th. Bjornbakken's victory halted a possible Austrian sweep, with Josh Rieder and Toni Sailer of Austria taking first and second in the men's slalom yesterday and Bud Werner of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, fourth. No races tomorrow. the men's giant slalom, Werner's specialty, is set for Wednesday.
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France
Eugenia Sidorova
Miss Bjornbakken
Josh Rieder
Toni Sailer
Austria
America
Wallace
Bud) Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Werner
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