Milford Indians overpower Notre Dame 96 71 for post season bid
Milford High School Indians defeat Notre Dame 96 to 71 in an MB IAC game to secure a Class II tournament berth for the first time in 11 years. Paul Swanson 25, Dave Scire 22, Paul Blatney 20 lead Milford offense. Russ Hunt adds 10 as Notre Dame ends 4-13 season.
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Dave Scire
Paul Blatney
Ray Mahon
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Russ Hunt
Bud Lucas
Jerry Lademan
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Central High dominates Bunnell in MAIAC clash
Tom Sparks scores 23 in the first half and Gene Mack 26 after the break as Central tops Bunnell 1059 MAIAC in Stratford. Sparks and Mack pace the Hilltoppers with strong all around play, yielding a 64-22 halftime lead and a final margin around 70 points.
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Gene Mack
Central High School
Bunnell
Stratford
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Hill 1
Mike Hewetz
Bulldogs
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Mack
Stan Roman
Scott Vaughn
Rich Begen
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Final Games Slated In City Cage League
Final regular season games in the City cage league feature Mount Para mount at 7 pm defending champion vs Stay-A-While tavern. Savoy A A against Tek Bearing at 8 13 pm. Rent Hauling vs Park City Giants at 8 30 pm. Continental gym and Harding gym host all games with fourth place at stake.
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Paramount Restaurant
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Kennedy High beats Kolbe 83 74 behind freshman John Booker
Kennedy High School of Waterbury toppled Kolbe 83 to 74 as freshman John Booker scored 34 points and grabbed 15 rebounds. Kolbe led 36 32 at halftime with Cox and Jerome contributing, but Booker fueled a 58 53 Kennedy lead in the third period and the Brass City cagers held off a late Kolbe rally led by Cox.
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James Cox
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Norwalk tops Warde 59 52 in FCIAC basketball clash
Doug Torian scored six straight fourth quarter points to rally Norwalk to a 59 52 win over Warde in Fairfield. Torian and Bob Miller each had 15, Fabian and Ivey 11 apiece in a balanced Norwalk attack. Warde’s Linney led with 22. Norwalk improved to 6 10 in FCIAC, 9 10 overall. North Branford defeated Christ the King 43 28 behind Voss 18 points.
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Dennis Fabian
John Ivey
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Crimson Eagles
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Roman
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Mamby
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Christ the King
North Branford High School
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Ray Voss
Ray Supreant
Joe Valkovich
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Pat Lucas
Christie King
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Fairfield Prep rolls past Bassick on 26 from Cholko
Fairfield Prep defeated Bassick 82 63 as senior guard Bob Cholko scored 26 points and the Jesuits used strong foul shooting and defense. Prep built a 41 25 halftime lead, forced 16 turnovers in the first two periods, and with balanced scoring from Chalko Sulzycki Bukowski and others, sealed its 14th straight win.
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Fairfield Prep
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Hal Smith
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Ken Murphy
Larry Wataon
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Pat Foley
Larry Wallach
Sonny Gardner
Harding Rips Law 62-47 For 7-7 League Record
Harding High School evened its MBIAC record at 7-7 with a 62-47 win over Jonathan Law in Devon. Ernie Samuel led with 17 points, Nesmith 14, Baldwin 10 as Harding built a strong third quarter, while four players fouled out. JV won 86-41 as Jim Medina led five in double figures. Next games listed include Harding at Warde and several other matches.
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Barlow Rally Tops Masuk 69 66 in Little-Used High School Rivalry
Barlow Falcons erased an eight point halftime deficit to beat Masuk 69 66 on their home court. Glenn Riling led with 19 points and Scott Setesak added 13 as Barlow shot 57 percent in the final period. Masuk’s Lloyd Matey scored 19 and Ron Tepping 18.
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Masuk High School
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Glenn Riling
Scott Setesak
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Setesak
Neil Petersen
Masuk
Lloyd Matey
Ron Tepping
Fairfield Prep Dominates Bossick 82 to 62 in Boys Basketball
Fairfield Prep defeats Bossick 82 62 in a high school basketball matchup. Notre Dame-Trumbull and several other teams post notable scores across the region including Norwalk, Ridgefield, and St. Thomas Aquinas in a busy day of scholastic play.
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Central
Bunnell
Hording
Law
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Notre Dane
Trumbull
Darien
Stamford Cathotic
Ludiawa
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Warde
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Greenwith
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Bristol Central
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Hall
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Southbridge
Putman
Staples Topples Danbury 67 59 in FCIAC clash
Staples defeats Danbury 67 to 59 in Westport boosting their record to 8 11 while Danbury drops to 10 6 in conference play. John Hands leads Staples with 16 points, Dave Lindsay adds 10 and 10 rebounds, Bowes scores 10, as Chip Young chips in key steals. Ward tops Danbury with 20 points but Staples zone limits his touches.
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Westport
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Bob Ward
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Pro Basketball NBA Scores From Night
The Boston Celtics beat Detroit 127 to 115 while St Louis topped Cincinnati 123 to unknown. Los Angeles 19 Baltimore and San Diego 102 Philadelphia played in Los Angeles area games. Indiana defeated Oakland 120 109 and Pittsburgh 10 New Jersey 114 at Anaheim in night ABA action.
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Cincinnati
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Phila Elphia
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Oakland
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New Jersey
Kentucky
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Hockey Results From Major Leagues And Colleges
In NHL action there were no games scheduled as Secufe defeated Quebec 3 to 2 in the only game of the day. In college hockey Merrimack junior team edged Providence 2 to 2 in a tight contest while AICE defeated Williems 4 to 0 and Mits defeated Robson J.
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Williems
Mits
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Wesleyan Tops Trinity 91 80 in Hartford
Wesleyan surged from a halftime deficit to lead after intermission and defeated Trinity College 91 to 80 in Hartford. The Cardinals used a strong second half to pull away and secure the win behind key scoring from their lineup.
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Hartford
Wesleyan
Trinity College
Eagles Top Darien for Ninth Win
Trumbull high school improved to 9-9 with an 80-72 win over Darien to edge closer to a CTAC tournament berth. Led by Roger Minton, Dick Anderson and Rich Otzel who scored 72 combined, the Eagles trailed 24-21 at the first break and pulled away in the second half.
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Darien
Eagles
Dick Shea
Fairfield County
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New Canaan
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Roger Minton
Dick Anderson
Rich Otzel
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Crusaders Rally to Beat Ludlowe 58 50 in FCLAC Clash
Stamford Catholic erases halftime 34-22 deficit to topple Ludlowe 58-50. Cronin leads with 33 points and 10 in the final period as the Crusaders hit 18 of 20 free throws. Ludlowe sees Tom Dugan foul out in the third. Stamford improves to 13-3 in FCIAC play.
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Crusaders
Ed Stone
Pat Tatum
Ludlowe
FCIAC
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Tickets On Sale For UB Fairfield Basketball Game
A limited allotment of $2 tickets for Saturday’s game between University of Bridgeport and Fairfield University at Harvey Hubbell Gym on UB campus goes on sale today. Box office hours are 12 noon to 4 pm at the Hubbell front entrance.
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Fairfield University
Harvey Hubbell
Hubbell Gym
Sacred Heart Beats Yeshiva 73 to 50 in SHU Gym
Sacred Heart University dominated Yeshiva University with a 73 50 victory at the SHU gym. Jim Collins and Rich Pucciarello led the Pioneers with 23 and 20 points as Bernhard and Moore anchored defense, while Poloner and Abolf paced Yeshiva with 18 each. Sacred Heart, 14 7, travels to Babson Institute February 22.
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Sacred Heart University
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Jim Collins
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Lakers Edge Bullets In OT Thriller 119 116
Los Angeles stars Jerry West and Elgin Baylor combined for 79 points to beat the Baltimore Bullets 119-116 in overtime. Earl Monroe poured in 56 for Baltimore, with Darrell Imhoff hitting a last second free throw and a buzzer-beating tip to seal the outcome.
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Elgin Baylor
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Roosevelt Event Won By Shadydale Yankins
Billy Myer steered Shadydale Yankins to the Roosevelt Raceway feature pace win ending a 29-race drought. Loyal Hanover I finished second by a nose, three-quarters ahead of IM. Win. Shadydale Yankins paid $12.20 for the mile in 2:08 in subfreezing weather. Regal Rodney and Frolic combined for a $25.80 daily double.
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Frolic
Celtics Rally Past Pistons 127 115 in Tight Win
Boston over Detroit 127 to 115 as Bill Russell dominates late third and fourth quarters. Sam Jones leads Celtics with 31 points while Eddie Miles scores 29 for the Pistons.
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Sam Jones
Bailey Howe
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St Joseph Team Downs Wolcott Tech 71 to 61 in Torrington
St Joseph Academy defeated Wolcott Tech 71 61 in Torrington with Bill Madden scoring 31 points and Joe Mastronardi adding 20 as they benefited from Jim Driggs absence due to a sprained ankle. Bob Keefe added 10 points as the Cadets built a big second half lead.
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Bill Madden
Jim Driggs
St. Joseph's
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St.Joe's
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