Notre Dame Lancers edge Milford 51-50 in last seconds
Notre Dame high school won a 51-50 MB IAC basketball thriller over Milford at the Lancers gym. Doss scored the winning basket with three seconds left after a late rebound, lifting Notre Dame to a 10-5 league record and keeping them ahead of Harding for third place.
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Notre Dame High School
MBIAC
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Lancers
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Notre Dame
Jerry Johnson
Woody Long
Indians
Russ Hunt
Jerry Lehman
Dave Baye
John Bucknall
Harding
al Clinkscales
Bullard-Havens Drubs Kolbe Cagers 66 to 43
Bullard-Havens beat Kolbe 66 43 extending its win streak to seven while improving to 11 3 on the season. Injury sidelined freshman standout Willie Murphy as Kolbe finished 14 for 50 from the field and Bullard-Havens 28 of 63.
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Teel
Corcoran
Bethel Beats Barlow Behind Perry 60 to 46
Bethel high school defeated Joel Barlow 60 to 46 in a Western Connecticut Conference basketball game led by Dean Perry with 24 points. Bethel led 14-11, 26-21, and after a 35-32 third period edge, the Falcons held on. Junior varsity also won 33-30.
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Bethel
Dean Perry
Bethel High School
Joel Barlow
Falcons
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Borlrum
Borner
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Cagers Triumph 59-38 in Sixth Straight Win
United Ill. Springfield Machines clash ends 59 to 38 as ULL teams extend their winning streak to six in the YMCA Industrial Basketball league B Division. Olegar led scoring with 20 points while Powell added 12 for ULL. Murphy led Bridgeport with 16.
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Bob Olegar
United Wominating Company
Bridgeport Machines
Archbishop Shehan
Moore Tool
Handy Harman
Producto
Fermont Dca
Olegar
U.1
George Powell
Vin Lesko
Steve Vitka
Bob Murphy
Bridgeport
Robin Lukas
Bob Sibley
Jeff Jayne
Rudy Kampilla
Bill Gill
Norm Hair
Fermont
Hair
Jim McIntosh
United Ill
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Lesko
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Stierano R.allen
McLer
Hawkins Oo
Mahalko
Fresh Snow Delays Lincoln Downs Track Reopening
Fresh snow forced cancellation of racing at Lincoln Downs in Providence New Jersey as the track planned to reopen after a near blizzard. Maintenance crews had worked to prepare the track for today but a new snowstorm blanketed efforts causing Friday’s program to be called off.
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Providence
R. J
Lincoln Downs
Prepsters Clinch Tie For Title In Narrow Victory
Fairfield Prep beat Bassick 79 to 65 to lock up at least a share of the MBIAC title, improving to 19-1 overall and 14-1 in league play. Tom Bukowski led Prep with 16 points while Chuck Howard scored 26 for Bassick, as Prep dominated rebounding 57-37 and shot 25 of 36 from the foul line.
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Fairfield Prep
Jesuits
MBIAC
Bassick
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Russick
New Lee High School
New Haven
Lee
CIAC
Tom Bukowski
Chuck Howard
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Pat Foley
Howard
Harrison Taylor
Bob Sylvester
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Wally Halas
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New Canaan Rams top Trumbull 69 66 in nip and tuck clash
New Canaan edged Trumbull 69 66 on the Eagles' court as Phil Kenney and Terry Florence fueled the Rams with late baskets. Kenney sealed the win with a late free throw after a back and forth final minute while Otzer added 25 points for the Rams and Olzel led Trumbull.
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Phil Kenney
Terry Florence
Rams
New Canaan
Trumbull
Eagles
Kenney
Florence
Mike Hartman
Rich Olzel
Olzel
Rich Ambrum
Bob Pennington
Pennington
Otzel
Duane Orleski
Amb&rum
Tripke
Horimen
Campbell
Saunders
Kerr
Saints Draft Hornung as Nfl Team Builds Its Core
New Orleans selects Paul Hornung former Packers star and four other veterans from a 154 player NFL list as the nucleus of its first Saints roster. Hornung, 31, recovering from a neck nerve issue, hints at retirement yet expresses willingness to play if healthy. The club also picks Gary Wood Bill Kilmer and others, then must finalize contracts ahead of the 1967 season.
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NEW York
UPI
New Orleans Saints
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Hornung
Saints
Louisville
New Orleans
Packers
Atlanta Falcons
Gary Wood
New York Giants
Bill Kilmer
San Francisco Forty-Niners
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Bob Griese
Purdue
Tom Fears
Notre Dame
NFL
Atlanta
Fears
Walter Roberts
Cleveland Browns
Paul Warfield
Wood
Bill Curry
Phil Vandersen
Green Bay
Dallas Cowboys
Obert Logan
Bill Sandeman
Larry Stephens
Baltimore Colts
Steve Stonebreaker
Jackie Burkett
Ted Davis
Tom Barrington
Washington Redskins
John Mecom Jr
Stonebreaker
Burkett
Garcia
Giants Schultz
Detroit
Bill Cody
Mecom
Celtics' double overtime win caps tight NBA doubleheader
Boston outlasted San Francisco 137-116 in two overtimes, with Tom Sanders delivering a late hook shot. New York edged Chicago 122-121 as Dick Barnett sealed the Knickerbockers' win with two free throws in the final seconds.
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Boston
UPI
Tom Sanders
Boston Celtics
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Dick Barnett
New York Knickerbockers
Celtics
Bill Russell
John Havlicek
Sam Jones
K.C. Jones
Rick Barry
Sanders
Warriors
Jeff Mullins
Tred Hetzel
Mullins
Whale Thurmond
Thurmond
Barry
Bulls
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Knickerbockers
Cazzie Russell
Son Irm
Howell
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Russil
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Chicago
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Wilson
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College basketball scores and results roundup
Princeton 81 Yale 0 Quinnipiac 94 RPI 68 Hartford 49 New Haven 113 Husson 60 Southern Connecticut 37 Brandeis 105 Pace Philadelphia Textile 77 New Paltz 80 New York Maritime 72 Florida A M 119 Benedict 94 Beckley 119 Gavis Elkins 75 Catholic U 87 St Anselm's 44 Knoxville 97 Bluefield St 89 Jacksonville 71 Mercer 45 Co W Post 104 Kings Paint 60 Erskine 71 Robins 59 Bucknell 67 Navy 64 Eastern Nazarene 67 Roberts Wesleyan Carnell 86 Dartmouth 71 Bates 93 Tufts 73 Stony Brook 81 Brooklyn oly 54 Frederick 97 Old Dominion 87 LaSalle 108 Oklahoma City 97 Monmouth 69 St Olaf 64 Howard 83 Maryland St 80 Penn 78 Brown 77 Alderson Broaddus 83 West Liberty 79 Cost 91 Thiel 56 St Francis NY 84 Siena 46 Carleton S Knox 5 Illinois Teachers 197 Judson 77 Norwich 4 Hamilton 72 Harvard 82 Columbia 73 Texas 101 Tougaloo 93
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Erskine
Robins
Bucknell
Navy
Eastern Nazarene
Roberts
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Carnell
Dartmouth
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Tufts
Stoney Brook
Brooklyn Oly
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LaSalle
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Alderson-Broaddus
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Siena
Carleton
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Ilinois
Judson
Norwich
Hamilton
Harvard
Columbia
Texas
Tougaloa
76ers Beat Lakers 148 to 131 in NBA Clash
Wilt Chamberlain 37 points and 12 assists lead the Philadelphia 76ers over the Los Angeles Lakers 148 131 on Friday night. Bill Cunningham adds 22 as Philadelphia ramps up with a 42 point second quarter and 41 in the third to secure their fifth straight win and 52nd in 60 on home court. Lakers rally with Goodrich 21 and Hazzard 13 but fall short.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia 76Ers
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
Bill Cunninghe
Perio
Lakers
Gail Goodrich
Walt Hazzard
Wally Jones
Chamberlain
76Ers
Philo
LA Ona
Gert Wike
Bylor
Jeksn
Hwkas
Cmbin
Greer
West
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Cruhm
Los Angeles
Hockey Results from AMERICAN and EASTERN Leagues
Readable scores show American League games Fatale 4 Providence Baltimore Hershey and Eastern League results including Greensboro 7 Enavilette 2 Knoxville 4 Florida Clinton New Koven.
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Fatale
Providence
Baltimore
Hershey
Greensboro
Enavilette
Knoxville
Florida
Clinton
New Koven
McMahon Tops Staples In 66-54 Westport Victory
Spencer McMahon led McMahon with 66 54 win over Staples in Westport last night. Hooper scored 25 for Staples while Bowes added 11, but McMahon pulled away in the final period as Mary Spencer poured in 12 field goals and seven free throws.
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Brian McMahon
FCIAC
Staples
Westport
Mary Spencer
McMahon
Spencer
Senators
Jeff Hopper
Wreckers
Hooper
Brian Bowes
John Anderson
McMahon Staples
Bowes
Watson
Yorky
Taylor
Nopp
Jett Hand
Boyd
Lindsay
Dickson
Anderson Ooo Schuster
Dotand
Presidents clout Law 80 61 in CIAC Class L bid
The Warren Warding Presidents beat winless Jonathan Law 80 61 to clinch a CIAC Class L tournament berth. Harding led 20 14 after one, 43 22 at half, and 61 33 after three, with Jon Anders scoring 19 and Bob Taylor 2 points on eight shots and five free throws. Law’s George Dimitruk 20 and Pat Muldoon 18 provided late resistance as Law shot 35 percent to Harding 38 percent. Harding also won the junior varsity 74 38 led by Ernie Samuel.
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Warren Warding
Jonathan Law High School
Law
Bob Taylor
Jon Andera
Harding
Taylor
Anders
Tufie Maroon
George Dimitruk
Pat Muldoon
Presidents
Lawmen
Ernie Samuel
Law Harding
Nadel
Norris
Dimitruk
Faylor
Autdoon
Morris
Romano
Dropp
Perchell
Baldwin
Injechuk
St Joseph Cruises Past Wright Tech 87 to 53
St Joseph high school upset Wright Tech of Stamford 87 to 53 to reach the CIAC S division tournament. Cadets move to 10-6 with Jimmy Driggs scoring 22 points and teammates Healey 17 Madden 15 Kelly 10. Vic Norflee led Wright Tech with 26 points in a one-sided loss.
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CIAC
Wright Tech
Stamford
Jimmy Driggs
Vito Montelli
Mike Healey
Bob Madden
Kevin Kelly
Vic Norflee
Tech
Jotn Bagus
ST. Joseph
Icmadden
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Delpas
Kowlowle
Kelty
Carosii
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Scholastic Results Across District Contests
A dense tally of high school basketball scores from numerous teams and venues. Notable results include Notre Dame Milford 0 over Evirfield Prep 79, Bethel 60 over Joel Barlow 46, Cromwell 97 over E. Hampton 42, and New London 97 over East Hartford 73, with many OT and close games interspersed.
Central High Edges Bunnell 46 45 in Narrow Stadium Finish
Central High narrowly defeated Bunnell 46 to 45 at Reilly Memorial gym. Hall Curry hit a key jumper with 40 seconds left to put Central ahead 46-43, and Rich Begen missed a late chance for the Bulldogs. Central moves to 12-2 with two games left, while Bunnell drops to 2-12 in league play.
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Bunnell
Central
Bulldogs
Reilly Memorial Gym
Hilltoppers
Stan Roman
Fairfield Prep
MBIAC
Prep
Hall Curry
Pedro Tagatac
Jim Stalis
Begen
Christ the King Rips St Thomas Five 80-59
Christ the King Kingsmen beat St. Thomas Seminary 80 to 59 in Bloomfield led by Barry Wallace 26 and Joe Fazio 24 points with 20 rebounds. Jim Ziebo added 10 as CKD improves to 5 9 on the season. St Thomas counters with Grynick 16 and Morin 12.
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Joe Fazio
Christ the King
St. Thomas’ Seminary
Bloomfield
Wallace
Fazio
Kingsmen
Jim Ziebo
John Grynick
Tom Morin
St. Thomas
Nick Hochtehio
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Arsone
Sos
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Sorrell
Cullen
Morin
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Haines Leads Warde Past Ludlowe in 80-58 Win
Dan Haines scored 25 points to lift Andrew Warde to an 80-58 victory over cross-town rival Ludlowe in an FCIAC game at Crimson Eagles gym. Warde built early leads and maintained control, with Fekete 16 and Howard 15 aiding the Crimson Eagles while Ludlowe’s Langan and DeLuca both reached double figures.
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Andrew Warde
Roger Ludlowe
FCIAC
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Warde
Ludlowe
Wes Aldrich
Nets
Rich Fekete
Sion
Warde IV
Crimson Eagies
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Fekete
Big Jim Howard
DeLuca
Snyder
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Tigers
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Len Panisch
Warde Fresh
Tom Beaudin
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Princeton Noses Out Stubborn Yale 81-80
Princeton edged Yale 81-80 in New Haven to stay unbeaten in Ivy League play. Rick Stoner led Yale with 27 points while John Haarlow had 26 for Princeton, as Gary Walters hit the winning shot with 10 seconds left.
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Princeton
Yale
NEW Haven
Tilers
Rick Stoner
Joel Heiser
Gary Walters
Tigers
John Haarlow
Aickin
Masuk Panters Rout Newtown to Clinch CIAC Bid
Masuk Panthers beat Newtown 81 to 46 in Newtown securing a CIAC postseason berth. Barry Matey led with 16 points followed by Lloyd Matey 15. Couture and D Ostilio added double figures as Masuk improves to 10-5. JV also won 56-35 with Howie Russell scoring 18.
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Masuk Panthers
Newtown
Panthers
Indians
Mike Savo
Barry
Lloyd Matey
Masuk
Lou Couture
John D'Ostillio
Howie Russell
Engineers Rip Hartford as Kelliher Nets Career High
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute defeated Hartford 88 to 6 behind a career high 35 points by senior Tom Kelliher. The Engineers extended their winning streak to five and improved to 9-4 on the season.
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N.Y
Tom Kelliher
Rensselaer Polytechnic
University of Hartford
Engineers
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