Sacred Heart Hosts Yeshiva In Park Avenue Clash
Sacred Heart University Pioneers seek to rebound at home against Mighty Mites of Yeshiva University. Poloner leads Yeshiva with 21.4 PPG while Pucciarello paces Sacred Heart with 19.7 PPG as coverage airs on WSHU 91.1 FM.
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Sacred Heart University Pioneers
Mites
Yeshiva University
Park Ave
Pioneers
Bentley College
Mighty Mites
Bernie Saracheck
Adelphi
Brandeis
Stu Poloner
Teaneck
N.J
Yeshiva
Poloner
Ray Aboff
Aboff
Larry Schiffman
Henry Shimansky
Dave Hershkovitz
Rich Pucciarello
Pucciarello
Belleville
Jim Collins
Bentley
Danny Haines
Bruce Bernhard
Jake Moore
Don Feeley
Bernhard
Moore
Sacred Heart
John Stack
Cliff Bush
Wally Hrabstock
Stack
Bush
Hrabstock
Haines
WSHU
Kentucky Edges Tennessee Five in SEC Lead Race
Mighty Mike Casey scored 17 points as Kentucky rallied to a 60-59 victory over Tennessee before 12 000 fans. Kentucky improves to 10 3 in the SEC and 15 4 overall while Tennessee drops to 9 3 in the conference.
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Lexington
Mike Casey
Kentucky
Tennessee
Volunteers
Thad Jaracz
Wildcats
Tom Boerwinkle
Casey
Nevins Named to Post Tn Writers Alliance
Gordon Smith of the Hartford Courant was elected president of the Connecticut Sports Writers Alliance. Pete Nevins of the Bridgeport Post Telegram was chosen as vice president and will chair the 28th Gold Key dinner next January. Other officers include Patrick Conway, Rick Adermatt, and Frank Cline.
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Hartford
Gordon Smith
Hartford Courant
Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alliance
Pete Nevins
Bridgeport Post-Telegram
Patrick J. Conway
Waterbury American
Rick Adermatt
New Haven Register
Frank Cline
Hartford Times
Seattle Stadium Bond Issue Vote Scheduled Today
Seattle voters face a $40 million stadium bond as part of a 13 item package including transit, parks, housing, and highways. Turnout must reach 136,900 with 83,941 yes votes for approval. past defeats loom yet boosters push sports stars and politicians to rally support.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Mickey Mantle
Jimmy Piersall
Carl Yastrzemski
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Joe Cronin
Emmett Ashford
al Iso
Seattle Transit System
Park and Recreation League Scores and Upsets
West End defeated the Royals 59 to 51 in the Intermediate league with Bill Marrow scoring 20 for the Royals. The Good Guys beat St Raphael 45 to 26. In Senior play St Michael edged St Teresa 45 to 43 as Rick Zrallack hit a late shot for St Cyril to beat University School 24 to 22. YMCA upset St Augustine 40 to 38 with John Dormer posting 12 points.
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West End
Royals
Department of Parks and Recreation
Bill Marrow
Good Guys
St. Raphael
St. Michael
St. Teresa
Chris Ochman
Rick Zrallack
St. Cyril
University School
YMCA
St. Augustine
John Dormer
Mets Sign Don Bosch For 1968 Season
The Mets announced on Monday that outfielder Don Bosch has signed his 1968 baseball contract. Bosch hit .263 with 90 games for Jacksonville in the International League last season and batted .140 in 44 games for the Mets.
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NEW York
Don Bosch
New York Mets
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Mets
Jacksonville
Bill Jones Leads Fairfield Past Xavier 64 60
Fairfield University trimmed Xavier 64 to 60 as captain Bill Jones poured in 20 points aided by Art Kenney on the boards. Jones scored 14 in the final half, while Xavier guard John Zeidel led the Musketeers with 14 points before Fairfield pulled away late.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Fairfield University
Bill Jones
Xavier Musketeers
Stags
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Art Kenney
Fairfield
George Bisaccal
John Zeidel
Xavier
Frank Magaletta
Sol Crenshaw
Zeides
Musketeers
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Quick
Ifm
Wayne Gibbons
Kenney
Bisacca
Stag
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Luther Rackley
Southern Connecticut
Mapaletta
Rackley
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GFP
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Kobussen
Gorka
Zeldes
China
Poograzo
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Schlager Oo
O'Connell
Rowling
Caroy
North Carolina Beats NC State Behind Scott’s 34
Sophomore Charlie Scott scored a career high 34 points to lead North Carolina to a 96-84 victory over NC State on Monday night. The win extended UNC’s winning streak to 15 games, surpassing his previous best of 24 points set earlier this season.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N.H
UPI
Cornell
Big Red
Ithaca
N.Y
Indians
Henry Tyson
Chapel Hill
N.C
Charlie Scott
North Carolina
North Carolina State University
Scott
Utah
Killy Captures Second Olympic Alpine Gold in Grenoble
Jean-Claude Killy of France won his second Olympic gold with a 2.2 second victory in the two day giant slalom on a foggy Chamrousse course. Billy Kidd, silver medalist, finished fifth as Killy eyes a third gold in the final slalom.
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Grenoble
France
UPIJ
Jean-Claude Killy
King Killy
Johanna Schut
Holland
Magnar Solberg
United States
Doug Volmar
Minneapolis
West Germany
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Chamrousse
Killy
Charles de Gaulle
Austria
Toni Sailer
Sailer
Billy Has
Billy Kidd
St. 2
Billy the Kid
Willy Favre
Switzerland
Heini Messner
Innsbruck
Lydia’ Skoblikova
Ludmila Titova
Olympic medals awarded in multiple events as records fall
Miss Schut clocks 4 56.2 in a world record 5000 meters for three women’s medals. Kaija Mustonen takes silver in 1500m 5 01. Christina Kaiser earns bronze as her world record falls. Skaters break Miss Skobli kova’s record in 3000m. Lydia finishes sixth. Jeanne Ashworth of Wilmington 10th in 5 14. In biathlon Solberg wins Norway’s gold with 1 13 45.9. Tikhonov silver, Gondartsev bronze. Weather disrupts luge and bobsled practice. four-man race under threat.
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Miss Schut
Kaija Mustonen
Finland
Holland
Christina Kaiser
Miss Skoblikova
Lydia
Jeanne Ashworth
Wilmington
N.Y
Solberg
Tondheim
Norway
Alexandre Tikhonov
Russia
Vladimir
Villard de Lans
Alpe d'Huez
Pro Basketball Scores From The Night
Box scores show Chicago 117 beat Cincinnati 104 with Seavel and Boltas leading. Denver 10 and Kentucky 1h mention appear as partial standings. New Jersey and New Orleans results are unclear with Houston and Anaheim noted in fragments.
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Chicago
Sincinnelt
Seavel
Yale Praised By Harvard at Football Fete
Yale celebrates its 1967 Ivy League football championship at a Yale Commons dinner with about 900 attendees. The Elis posted 8-1 overall and 7-0 in the league, including a 24-20 win over Harvard which Harvard acknowledges as its best effort of the season.
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Yale
Harvard
Semel
Yale Commons
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Carmen Cozza
New England
Cornell
Dartmouth
Princeton
Carnell
Holy Cross
Rod Watson
Bangor
Maine
Donny McGill
Brian Dowling
Cleveland
Ohio
Yale Football “Y" Association
Allison Danzig
New York Times
Danzig
Brill Leads UB Past AIC With 20 Second-Half Points
Bridgeport captain Bob Brill poured in 20 points after halftime to spark the University of Bridgeport to an 84 64 victory over American International College. Tom Finn and Gary Baum added 17 each as UB improved to 15 4.
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Bob Brill
University of Bridgeport
American International College
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Finn
Tom Finn
Gary Baum
Anyother
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Curtis Mitchell
Bob Fauser
Mitchell
Payne
AIC
Henry Payne
Jim Miele
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Knights
Fausser
Rufus Wells
Fauser
Larry Freed
Baum
Webster
ASC
Bob Miller
Miele
Milford Academy
Houston Maintains Lead In UPI Basketball Poll
Houston holds the No. 1 spot for the fourth straight week in the UPI major college rankings for the 1967-68 season, with 28 first place votes and 341 points after a 107-56 win over Centenary. UCLA slips to second, NC rises to third, and St Bonaventure moves to fourth as North Carolina strengthens its ACC lead.
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Houston
UCLA
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Seson
United Press International
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St. Bonaventure
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Bonnies
New Mexico
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Columbia
Kentucky
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Ohio State
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Wyoming
Davidson
UPI
Centenary
Tottering
Oregon State
Oregon
Bruins
Tar Heels
Iree
M & Tennessee
Marduette
Loyola
Bulls rally to beat Royals 112 104 in disputed finish
Clem Haskins hits a late jumper to force overtime after a 10 minute delay over an official score dispute. Bob Boozer and Jerry Sloan pace Chicago with 19 points each, Connie Dierking nets 33 for Cincinnati missing Oscar Robertson with a thigh strain.
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UPI
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Chicago
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Norm Drucker
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Bob Boozer
Jerry Sloan
Jim Washington
Sloan
Boozer
Washington
Connie Dierking
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Barnes
Dierkin
Clerking
Dinwiddie
Love
Lucas
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Smith
Tresvoant
van Arsdale
Wesley
Barnes & Boozer
Clemens
Ericksor Ib Haskins
McLemore
Robinson
Nan
Wisconsin Upsets Ohio State 87-78 in Madison
Wisconsin surged in the second half to beat Big Ten leader Ohio State 87-78. Five Badgers reached double figures as Wisconsin moved to 13-5 overall and 6-2 in the conference, while Ohio State suffered its second league loss.
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Madison
Wis
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Wisconsin
Ohio State
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Idle Town
Badgers
Mike Carlin
College Basketball Scores Highlight Varied Results Across Teams
Fairfield edged Xavier 64 60 while Bridgeport defeated AIC 4 to 67. CCNY beat Southern Connecticut 71 67. VMI topped Citadel 77 83. Salem 83 defeated WV Weslepen 29 while St. Mary’s beat Shepherd. Other notable results included North Carolina 83 51 over South Carolina and Kentucky 60 over Georgetown 73.
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AIC
CCNY
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Alliance
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Wagner
Wilkes
Wisconsin
Ohio St
Eastern
Austin
Petey
Buffels
Ballimore U
Georgia Teche
Mecksonville
Providence
DePaul Dertmouth
Cornell
Marth Coralina
Morgan St
Georgia
LSU
Jawo
Orcutt Boys' Club Table Tennis Team Goes 2-0
Orcutt Club notes show the Table Tennis team winning twice in the Conn Association Boys' Clubs of America league with 10-0 wins over Forrestville and Wallingford. Top players included Sullivan Christy Jim Griffin Bob Gurecki Pete Lastrella and Richard Perry.
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Orcutt Boys’ Club
Conn
Association Boys' Clubs of America
Forrestville
Wallingford
Orcutt
Sullivan Christy
Jim Griffin
Bob Gurecki
Pete Lastrella
Richard Perry
Little Fellows
Celtics
Pistons
Lakers
Knicks
Steve Pierce
Don Boudreau
Rusty Thomas
Bob Nesmith
Royals
Gunhers
Orcult
Little Fellows Basketball Scores From Local League
Little Fellows Loop St Augustine nipped Maplewood 13 to 12 and Whittier edged St Ambrose 20 to 19 in the parks league. St Teresa's trounced Garfield 34 to 12 while Summerfield beat St Michael 43 to 22. St Raphael topped Webster 13 to 10 and Columbus defeated St Andrew 24 to 19.
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Maplewood
Whittier
St. Ambrose
Department of Parks and Recreation
St. Teresa's
Garfield
Summerfield
St. Michael
St. Raphael
Webster
Columbus
St. Andrew
Public School League Nips Rivals In Tight Basketball Night
Franklin edged Blackham 27 to 26 and Lincoln beat Black Rock 24 to 22 in the Department of Parks and Recreation league. Howe overwhelmed Winthrop 55 to 21 Whittier topped Maplewood 55 to 18 McKinley triumphed over Summerfield 34 to 19 Columbus defeated Roosevelt 42 to 30.
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Blackham
Lincoln
Black Rock
Department of Parks and Recreation
Howe
Winthrop
Whittier
Maplewood
McKinley
Summerfield
Columbus
Roosevelt
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Harvey Hubbell
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