Fairfield Stags Rally Tops Rider 74 67 in Alumni Hall
Fairfield University's Stags rallied from a four point deficit in the final 2:10 to defeat Rider College 74 to 67 in Alumni Hall. Sal Crenshaw and Larry China combined for six straight free throws in the closing stretch as Crenshaw scored 92 points and Art Kenney grabbed key rebounds to seal the comeback. The Stags improved to nine victories in 15 games led by Crenshaw and Gibbons while Rider was slowed by Fairfield's full court press late.
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Larry China
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Billy Wood
Monessen
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Art’ Kenney
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China
Greg Cissén
Dick Wallace
Rich Janulis
Ron Cooper
John Carpenter
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Bill’ Jones
Frank Magaletti
Wallace
Cisson
Rough Riders
Kenney
Magaletta
Dale McArthur
Rider
Wood
Fairffeld
College Basketball Scores From Many Small Colleges
A broad collection of college basketball results features numerous teams such as Hartford, Rider, Kansas State, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, New Haven, Worcester State, Wheeling, Steubenville, Bellarmine, Wittenberg, Carson-Newman, Findlay, Muhlenberg, Kansas, Creighton, William Jewell, Frederick, Western Kentucky, Murray State, VMI, Williams-Mary, Ohio State, Geneva, Vanderbilt, Chattanooga, Montclair State, and others. The scores show a mix of victories and setbacks across conferences, with standout showings by teams like Miami and Florida, and several close spreads noted amid the scattered results.
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Georgia
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Oklahoma City
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Livingston
South Alabama
Biscayne
Kvanez Murphy Lead Berthson All Star Squad
New York report details Kvanez Boston College guard from Bridgeport named to the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference All East Division squad after 38 points in a win over Providence and a loss to Holy Cross. Calvin Murphy Niagara sophomore earns backcourt berth with 92 points in two games, including 50 versus Syracuse and 42 versus St. John’s.
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Calvin Murphy
Niagara
Murphy
Syracuse
St. John’s
Kranez
Tom Daley
Penn State
Jim Hayes
Boston University
Bill Tindall
Massachusetts
Tindall
Ed Studut
Bill Schutsky
Army
Larry Cannon
LaSalle
Art Bealy
American University
Seton Hall
Bill Somerset
Columbia
Jim McMillian
Rec League Action Highlights at Central High
In senior boys play, Stratford AC beat TUS 46 to 31 as Frank Ruggiu scored 14 points at Central High. Ed Parniawski led St. Michael's with 19 in a 39 to 33 win over Bridgeport YMCA, while St Augustine defeated St Cyril 33 to 0. Intermediate games saw Good Guys rout St Catherine 51 to 14, West End Youth Center topple St Mary's 45 to 35, and St Augustine crush St John 80 to 25.
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St. Augustine
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Housatonic tops NI Haven Fresh in 92 77 win
Housatonic Community College improved to 11 0 with a 92 77 victory over New Haven College Freshman squad. Glen Pollard led with 27 points while Roger Rader 23 Rich Bryand 19 and Paul Glossa 14 added solid totals. Housatonic held a 52 45 rebounding edge and connected on 13 free throws while improving to undefeated in league play.
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Kraveleck
Mets Seek New Image at Algonquin Club Speech
New Mets stars Ron Swoboda and Bud Harrelson told more than 150 attendees at the Algonquin Club that six years of ups and downs are over. With Gil Hodges as manager and a farm system paying dividends, they promised a fresh, energizing era featuring young talent, renewed drive, and a move away from the old image.
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California
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Davis
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Four Ex Stars Given Awards At 11th Old Timers Dinner
Frankie Frisch headlined the 11th Old Timers Dinner at Journey's Inn with humor and tales from his Gas House Gang days. Four area sports notables Reichert Scholz Sampson and Petrino Jr. received Outstanding Sportsman honors. Mayor Curran sent regrets. trophy to Pop Dooley honored his duckpin bowling teams from the 1930s and 1940s.
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Toot) Scholz
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Pop Dooley) Sampson
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Monroe Sparks Bullets to Win on Home Court
Earl Monroe scored 32 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the Baltimore Bullets to a 121-108 victory over San Diego on Monday night in Winston-Salem. Monroe, a former Winston-Salem State player, fueled a 32-point third quarter burst as Baltimore pulled away, marking the ninth 30-point game for him in the last 10 contests.
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ISNETCO Cagers Rally for Narrow League Victory in Thriller
Jerry Szymanski sealed a 63-62 win by sinking a foul shot after time expired as ISNETCO edged Carpenter Steel in a four way tie for first in the YM, CA Industrial league. Szymanski poured 24 points, Gene Gallagher 14, while the Steelmen led by Dave Thomas 16 and others in double figures. United Illuminating topped Schick Razor 53-50 in overtime with Vin Lesko scoring 16 to tie late in regulation. Schick’s Joe Yasinski had 21. Warner Brothers cruised past Handy Harman 90-31 behind five double-figure scorers led by Ted Petro 23.
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Snetco
Carpenter Steel
Szymanski
Steelmen
Gene Gallagher
Dave Thomas
Bill Cryoskie
Jack Halkovic
Bob Gall
Vin Lesko
United Iluminating
Schick Razor
Lesko
Greg Andzulis
Bob Olegar
Steve Vitka
U.S
Schick
Joe Yasinski
Vitka
Warner, Brothers
Handy Harman
Ted Petro
Jack Barry
Tom Wilhelm
Frank Goldschimdt
Denis Lipickas
Bill Gill
Snet Co
Carpenter. Steel
Joel Barlow Defeats Kingsman Five 45-30 in Southport
Joel Barlow overcame a five point halftime deficit to defeat Christ the King 45 to 30. Neil Pedersen and Dave Rumsey led Barlow with 14 points each, while Christ the King wrestled with foul trouble as Donnelly fouled out and several Kings players picked up key personals.
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Falcons
Southport
Christ the King
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Kings
Nick Bochicchio
Joe Walkovich
Posen
Moriarty
Zarnsworth
Hanrahan
Devon Showdown: Lawmen Visit Prep in Tight Race
In Devon, Law and Fairfield Prep clash as Jesuits seek to extend a league lead while Law aims to halt Prep’s surge. Prep’s Jim Fitzsimmons faces Law’s Jim Ryan in a key matchup, with Bassick’s upset altering title hopes. Other MBIAC and FCIAC games color a crowded night of district action.
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Jonathan
Law
Fairfield Prep
Devon
Lawmen
MBIAC
Prep
Bob Sylvester
Tufte Maroon
Scholastic Basketball Schedule Highlights This Week
Today features Bassick at Notre Dame Milford at Central Bunnell at Stratford Fairfield Prep at Law Bullard-Havens at Harding Koibe at Immaculate St. Josephs at Wilton Ludrowe at Darien Stamford Catholic at Wasde McMahon at Staples Christ the King at North Brae ford 8 30. Thursday Law at Milford Friday games proceed across the league with multiple matchups listed.
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Hilltoppers
Milford
Reilly Memorial Gym
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Bunnell
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Harding
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Jim Ryan
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Prepwil
Bob Chalko
Pat Foley
Tom Bukowski
Hal Smith
John Sulzycki
George Dimitruk
Art Romano
Bob Perchel
Joe Injaychock
Russ Pietrini
Lawmen
Devon
Reilly Memorial
Joss
Indians
Stan Raman
Mack
Tom Sparks
Russ Hunt
Begen
Steve Dyott
Scott Vaughn
Paul Doherty
Dale Stegner
Mike Henetz
Stratfords
Big
John Slesar
John Donnelly
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Don’ Seamtchik
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Lions
Jeff Howard
Harrison Taylor
Larry Wal- Yach
Ken Murphy
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Clinchscales
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Jerry Johnson
Willie Wilson
Jim Williams
Jim McQuigan
Bul- Ward - Havens
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Mark Karagus
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St. Joseph's
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Wasde ‘McMahon
North Braeford
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Christ Yha
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