Bassick Edges Notre Dame 86 83 In MBIAC Showdown
Howard and Taylor combine for 66 as Bassick nips Notre Dame 86 83 on the losers court. Murphy and Howard provide firepower, with Malyska pouring 34 for Notre Dame and Lademan adding 13. Notre Dame led 18 10 34 31 63 55 before Bassick held on despite a late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassick
Notre Dame
Jeff
Howard
Harrison Taylor
MBIAC
Taylor
Ken Murphy
Central
Yska
Jerry Lademan
Lions
Lancer
Lancers
Harvey Her
Warriors
Malyska
Lademan
Larry Wallach
Lossick
FP Swilling
Dobbs Taylor
Wilson Howard
M'Quigan
Gardner Aaurphy
Willams
Wallach
Malysko
Sparks Qo Jacob
Stratford North Paraders topple Bunnell 82 to 67
Stratford Wednesday night pulled away in the second half to beat Bunnell 82 67 and pull out of last place. Mike Fowalski led Stratford with 24 points while John Slosar added 18 and John Donnelly and Vic Swaller 17 each. Rich Begen paced Bunnell with 24 as the Bulldogs struggled from the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford North Paraders
Bulldogs
Bunnell
MBIAC
Stratford
Notre Dame
Mike Fowalski
John Slosar
John Donnelly
Vic Swaller
Donnelly
Slosar
Begen
Dyott
Pete Sulzicki
Hewetz
George Bellinger
Bunnell Stratford
Fe Begen
Bannelly
Dyadl
Sulzicki
Henelz S
Kowalski
Stegner
Sloser
Ait Vaughn
Semonchick
Doherty
Lindberg
Swoller Tal Scheitel
Bunting
Boo Roby
Bellinger
Kapell
Cigtar Ood
College and Conference Scores From Eastern Seaboard to Midwest
A dense roundup of college basketball results lists numerous games across diverse teams and venues. Key upsets and routs include Eastern Conn. over Bridgewater with 74 points and Western Conn. 102, Army 50 over Rutgers 41, and North Carolina 108 over Springfield 79. Multiple institutions such as Maryland, Bucknell, DePaul, Boston College, Texas, and Wisconsin appear with varied scores, reflecting a wide spread of outcomes across conferences and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Conn
Bridgewater
Western Conn
King's
N.Y
Army
Rutgers
Villanova
Detroit
Brown
Rhode Island
King's Po
Marist
Alinots
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Seay
Springfield
Clark
Baldwin-Wallace
Akron
Duke
Maryland
Colombo
Walford
Greensboro
St. Andrews
Earlham
Anderson
Hanover
Manchester
Concordia
Indians Tech
St. Mary’s
Kan
Fort Heys
Lock Haven
Clarion
Jacksonville
N. C. Wesleyan
American U
Adeighi
West Cibecty
W. Yo
Wesleyan
Brandeis
Swhtolk
Bently
Babson
Nassau
Plymouth
Gorham
Merrimac
Lowell Tech
Franklin
Marshall
Lebo
Bucknell
Washington & J
Moravian
Delaware Valley
Philadelphia Textile
Eliiot Davidson
Furman
TCU
SMU
Trenton
Peterson St
Ithaca
Rochester Tech
North Centre
Carroll
Wooster
Oberlgin
Youngstown
Alliance
Ashland
Slippery Rock
Notre Dame
Depaul &S
Boston College
Massachusett
Texas Agm
Rice
Arkansas
Texas Tech
East Catholic
Iddietown
Southington
East Granby
Wheeler
Smith
Mass
Somers
Our Sovior
Central Catholic
St. Luke's
King
Ledyard
Plainfield
Waterford
Scumington
St. Bernard's
Killingly
Patnora
Griswold
Recon Academy
Coventry
St. Joseph's
Eliis Tech
Withur Cross
South Catholic
ASD
Sulfield
Goodwin Tech
Watertown
Shepard
Western Maryland
Fairmont
Salem
W.ve
Glenville
Davis & Elkins
Prepsters Sweep Defeat of Law in 78 57 Win
Fairfield Prep defends home court to beat Law 78 57 as Jim Fitzsimmons leads with 22 points and Cholko adds seven while Sulzycki racks up 15. Prep jumps to 6 1 in M BIAC play and Law falls to 4 9. JV also wins 58 43.
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Fairfield Prep
Jonathan Waw
MBIAC
Devon
Prep
Law
Tufie Maroon
Law Combine
George Dimitruk
Art Romano
Jim Ryan
Dimitruk
John Sulzycki
Bob Chalko
Jim Fitzsimmons
Cholko
Fitzsimmons
Romano
Bob Perschel
Pat Foley
Chalko
Law Crew
Sulzycki
Tinttrok
Christ the King suffers 11th straight loss 56 37
North Branford dominated Christ the King 96 37 with Ray Woos scoring 18 points to lead the Falcons. Bill Morris and Mike Donnelly each had 11 for Christ the King while Ray Suprenant and Steve Glossa added 10 apiece as the Kingsmen lost their 11th straight game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Woos
North Branford
Christ the King
Falcons
Kingsmen
Southport
Bill Morris
Mike Donnelly
Woos
Ray Suprenant
Steve Glossa
Pete Lucas
Morris
Vaos
Até Walkevich
Glossa
Donnelly
Tearson
Slanniano
Grahan
Bochicehrs
Bodawel
Aggle
Haley
Acobelle i
Fay Yayer
Hannum Open To Coaching GM Role After Season Ends
Philadelphia coach Alex Hannum said he would consider a move after his season ends. Reports linked him to coaching or coach general manager roles with expansion NBA teams, though the 76ers’ posts will stay separate.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Alex Hannum
Philadelphia Fyers
National Basketball Association
Phoenix
Milwaukee
Hannum
NBA
76Ers
Irv Kosloff
New York
Pro Basketball NGA Scores Roundup in March Night
NGA results feature New York over St. Louis 120 to 10 Detroit, San Diego over San Francisco 126, Chicago 124 edging Cincinnati, Indiana 113 in Lowell, New Orleans 112 over Minnesota 110, Dallas at Cleveland night game.
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NGA
New York
St. Lule
Detroit
San di San Francisco
Chicago
Indiana
New Orleans
Minnesota
Dellas
McMahon Beats Staples 82 73 In FIAC Victory
McMahon triumphed over Staples 82 to 73 in a FIAC game in Westport led by Brennan Taylor 21 points and Ron Brown 24. Mapp added 20, Washington 15 as Staples’ ninth league defeat in 14 games. Jeff Hooper scored 18 for Staples in a tough loss.
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Ron Brown
Brennan Taylor
Hayward Mapp
McMahon
FCIAC
Staples
Jin‘ Westport
Brown
Senator
Taylor
Senators
Mapp
Carl Washington
Jeff Hooper
Hooper
John Hand
Chip Young
Pete Yecky
Mette McMahon
GEP
New York
St. Louis
E+ Taylor
Barnett
Beaty
von Arsdale
Bridges
Caldwell
Davis
Hudson
Lehman
Ohl
Silas
Snyder
Tormohien
Wilkens
San Diego
Detroit
Pacton
Bing
Barnet
Shappell
Barenhttl
DeBusschr
Einket O
Dischinger
Gambea
Cove
Kimball Sf
Fox
Kolis
McGlockIn
Patterson
Folker
Vola
Tatais
Son Dingo
Acton
Barnhill
Finkel i
Gambee
Kimball
Kalls
McGlocklin
Riley
Willkins
Bovaed
Atlles
Shawner Walker
Knicks Rally Past Hawks 121-100 in Fourth Period Surge
New York Knicks defeated the St Louis Hawks 121-100 at Madison Square Garden as Bill Bradley sparked a decisive fourth quarter run. Bellamy and Barnett led with 21 points each, while Dave Bing paced Detroit with 35 for the Pistons in a separate 120-93 win over the Rockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Bill Bradley
Firebasket
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
St. Louis Hawks
NBA
Madison Square Garden
Detroit Pistons
San Diego Rockets
Knicks
Bradley
Dick Barnett
West Bellamy
Barnett
Willis Reed
Bellamy
Len Wilkens
Hawks
Dave Bing
Backecourt
Jimmy Walker
Pistons
San Diego
Detroit
Terry Dischinger
John McGlocklin
Art Williams
Harding tops Bullard-Havens 84 61 in non league clash
Harding Presidents rise above .500 at 7 6 behind five double figure scorers led by Delaney Baldwin with 17 points. Curtis Franklin 15 Tom Nesmith 12 Mark Karagus 12 and John Nesmith 11 also hit double digits as Harding built a 22 16 lead and expanded to a 39 28 halftime edge. Bullard-Havens keeper Carp Lepore and Ben Thomas kept the Tigers within reach. John Nesmith hit 9 of 12 free throws and Harding shot 26 of 38 from the line while Tech converted 17 of 30. JV score Harding 70 Tech 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Bullard - Havens
Delaney Baldwin
Presidents
Hardings
Ernie Samuel
Jim Kish
Curtis Franklin
Tom Nesmith
Mark Karagus
John Nesmith
Baldwin
Tech
Carmen Lepore
Ben Thomas
Tigers
Oae
Separe
Dan Teel
Thomas
Jim Medinal
Bujford- Havens
Teel
Lepore
Swift
Camedore
Atkinson
Franklin
Taylor
Samuel
Mayo
Littlejohn Oot Buzan
Taylor Burns
Komios
Dobson
Medina
Plainville
Merchants
Paul del Gobbe
New England Basketball Association
East Hartford
Flash
DelGobbe
Hank Brown
Frank Stronczek
Brown
Waterbury
Explorers
Leroy Wright
Sylvester Blye
Ron Harris
Rens
Fritter
Bridgeport
Stronczek
Gene Reilly
Savoy
Uconn
Rich Thompson
Bill Holowaty
Tom Penders
Chuck Curtis
Garvin Isaacs
del Gobbo
Reilly
Mark
Harris
Sok Reilly
Isaacs
Zajac
Conover
Muraski
Macarchuk
Penders
Holowaty
Curtis, & i
Ike
Farrell
Hanson
Wright
Ciriello
Seabrook
Hilltoppers Top Milford In 89-69 MBITAC Win
Central, boosted by 27 from Gene Mack and 20 from Harold Curry, overcame a 36-35 halftime deficit to beat Milford 89-69 on Central’s floor. Milford’s Russ Hunt led with 30 points and 24 rebounds in a strong effort, while Central’s Sparks added 19 and key reserves pushed the late surge as Central moved to 12-2 on the season. Milford JV prevailed 59-50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford High
Mbitac
Hilltoppers
Central
Gene Mack
Harold Curry
Tom Sparks
Mack
Russ Hunt
Milford
Indians
Sparks
Hilltopper
Hunt
Paul Swanson
Prep
MBIAC
Bill Triller
Ken Knight
Milford Central
GFP
Merk
Ae Blainey
Lucas
Corry
Scire
Osborne
Swanson
Jenkins
Knient
Davis
Johnson
Crusaders trounce Warde in FCIAC clash 65-36
Stamford Catholic Crusaders placed four scorers in double figures to overpower Warde Crimson Eagles 65-36 in Fairfield. The win keeps Stamford Catholic atop the Eastern division with a 12-3 record, while Warde slides to 3-11. Bob Robustelli led Stamford Catholic with 24 points as the Crusaders pulled away early and dominated the boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Catholics
Crusaders
Fairfield
Warde
Crimson Eagles
FCIAC
Eagles
Cronin
Feeney
Warde J. V
Bob Robustelli
Stamford Catholic Warde Gfp
Klutnaar
Linney
Sweeney
Howard
D. Carlucci
Forstram
Murphy
Sedowski
Golasso
Skulfety
Robustetti
Roman
Morlachy
Serica
Vv. Carluccelier
Jost
Orcutt Club Notes from Junior and Intermediate Leagues
In the junior league St. Johns defeated St. Michaels 56 to 40 with Jim McCallough scoring 22 and Karl Krywisky 18. In the intermediate Royals beat Orcutt State Team 65 to 48, Evan Perin and Ed Parents totaling 35 for the Royals while Zack Wrenz led Orcutt with 18. East End Hustlers topped the Gunners 66 to 48 led by Kevin Hattett’s 20 and Sylvester Harper’s 18. Joe Gibson and Alfred Austin starred for the Gunners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orcutt Boys
St. John’s
St. Michael's
Jim McCallough
Karl Krywisky
Ted Barowy
Ray Wojna
St. Mich
Royals
Orcutt
Evan Perin
Ed Parents
Zack Wrenz
Plainville Loses Twice In NEBA Weekend Action
NEBA action sees Plainville drop two games over the weekend as schedules highlight Friday clashes including Notre Dame at Prep Bassick at Stratford and St. Josephs at Immaculate. Other notable matchups list Trumbull at New Canaan Staples at Greenwich and Masuk at Ridgefield with Bul lard H avens at Kolbe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
NEBA
Law
Milford
Notre Dame
Bassick
Stratford
MBIAC
Eovereta Prep
Bossick
Harding
Lltord
wBay Stratford
Bunneller
Overal Stamford
Tatte New City Veummult of
Norwalk
Ludtowe
Dorien
Warde Th
Rippowam
McMahon PI Va
Stanford
Benbury Staples Greenwich
Bullord
King
Warriors Edge Bulls in OT 126-124
San Francisco overcame a late deficit to force overtime and beat the Chicago Bulls 126-124. Fred Hetzel scored a career high 39 points for the Warriors, while Jerry Sloan led Chicago with 33 in a tight nationally televised duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
San Francisco Warriors
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
Bulls
Clyde Lee
Bobby Warlick
Warriors
Fred Hetzel
Warrior
San Francisco
Jeff Mullins
Lee
Hetzel
Mullins
Rudy LaRusso
Jerry Sloan
San Francisc
Sloan
Warlick
Robinson
Altles
Kin
Hoskins
Barnes
Ells
Erickson
LaRusso
Clemens
Clee
McKemore
Boorer
Immaculate Defeats Kolbe 92 68 In Hat City Showdown
Immaculate of Danbury topped Kolbe 92 to 68 led by Paul Hiro and Ray Delperteau with 50 points. Kolbe trailed by seven at halftime before a 29 17 third period surge sealed the win. teammates Brian Jerome and Dan Jasinski paced Kolbe with 18 and 16 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hiro
Ray Delperteau
Immaculate High School
Danbury
Kolbe
Hat City
Immaculate
Brian Jerome
Dan Jasinski
Doug Balakier
Friars
Kelberimmaculate
Pop Jasinski
Hira
Cox
Departea
Colangelo
Miller
Jossick
Leary
Lyons
McMulin
Childs
Driscoll
Balokler
Florita
Viomonte
Sugter
Ead
Mutohutl
Jerome
Nero
Huydle
Shanley
Stoxes
Voghl
AcShone
Hockey results and scattered game notes from NHL schedule
NHL hockey results show Quebec 5 Providence Rochester 4 in a matinee with other lines noting Reichert's Clothiers Allen Beverages and various sponsors. The fragment lists multiple shop names and single players or teams with unclear context, indicating a partial page of standings and ads rather than a complete report.
Bosox Sign Top Choice Pitcher From Draft
The Boston Red Sox announce signings of two top draft picks including Bill Sandstedt a 20 year old southpaw from Omaha Nebraska who had failed to sign with the Cardinals and Phillies despite their earlier selections. Sandstedt was Boston’s first pick in the special New York draft held last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Red Sox
Bill Sandstedt
Omaha
Neb
Wag Rice
Hurler
Cardinals
Phils
New York
Ludlowe Dominates Darien In 67 34 Victory
Ludlowe avenged an earlier loss by routing Darien 67 to 34 at Darien High. Tom Jackson led with 23 points, Pat Tatum 17, Jim Dugan 14 and Mark Stender 10. Ludlowe led 16-4 after one period and widened to 29-12 at halftime. Darien, paced by Steve Lohr with 11, shot 28 percent overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlowe
Darien
Tigers
Fet
FCIAC
Tom Jackson
Pat Tatum
Jim Dugan
Mark Stender
Tatum
Jackson
Steve Lohr
Kurt Stender
Podtien Afp Nagy
Lohr
Dugan
Pefiksro
Stong
Swartz
Talony
Stender
Condon
Lophore
Suiataz
Weller
Garrity
Dobson
Burroughs
Farington
Wilton Cagers Dominate St Josephs 70 52
Wilton High School defeated St Josephs 70 52 in Wilton in a non conference game. Rangy Tom Nessel scored 29 points and Todd Powers added 20 as the 12th win in 13 games. Nessel and Powers combined for 49 points and controlled the boards helping Wilton secure the victory. Captain Jimmy Driggs led St Josephs with 21 points as their offense paused by illness to Jim Hammill and Bob Madden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Nessel
Todd Powers
Wilton High School
St. Joseph's
Wilton
Nessel
Powers
Warriors
Jimmy Driggs
St. Josep
Jon Mastronardi
Jim Hammill
Bob Madden
JV Tilt
Bob Kirby
Sir Joseph
Apmllion Gre Fasold
Winpleton Greasy
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Howard, Taylor Star
Lion
Notre Dame Cagers
Jim MacQuigan
Jim Williams
Frank Mal
Lew A
Fitzsimus
Holy Name Society
Holy Family
Aly Family
W . Tedlses
Ava
Mat St
St. Anthony's
Teresa
Blades, Comets
N Elm City
New Haven Blades
Clinton
Arena
Blades
New Jersey
Johnstown
New Haven
Dandy Dean
N.C
Alan Mayer
Pean Smith
North Caroling
Atlantic
ZGG
Ting
Byndicats
Low
Stretford
Bullard Havens
Ludiowe
Stamford Catholic
Rippawam
Stamford
Gonbury
Greenwich
New Cancen
Norwal
Ellington
Stafford
South Windsor
Granby
Penney
Glastonbury
Commerce
Enfeld
Montville
Northwest
Pulaski
Hall
Thomas Aquinas
Pieinville
Avon
Berlin
Farmington
Millis Simsbury
Gilbert
Madison
Durham
Meragan
Valley Regional
Westbrook
Old Lyme
Bloomfield
Prince Tech
Movier
Torrington
Bulkiey
Norwich
Weaver
Fitch
Hartford
New London
Windsor Locks
East Windsor
Canton
Northwestern
Housatonic
Washington
Guilford
Ray
A Tech
Wilcox Tech
Bristol Eastern
Plott
RHAM
Portland
Paul Warde
NHL
AKL
Quebec
Providence
Rochester
Martinee
Reichert
Clothiers
Allen Beverages
West Broad
Chevri
Bory
Rainey
Gulyos
Wi Karson
Girle City League
Bosox
Wilton Cagers
Humble
St. Joseph’s
Hiram Walker
Hiram Walkeratyle
Hiram Walkers
Sram
Walker
Hiram Walker & Sons Jing
Peoria
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