Fairfield Prep routs Stratford 98 to 60 for 16th straight win
Fairfield Prep beat Stratford North Paraders 98 60 at home to extend its winning streak. Six players reached double figures led by Pat Foley with 20 points. Bukowski and Chalko sparked the first half with 18 combined points. Fitzsimmons added 10 rebounds and six assists. Stratford’s top scorers included Swaller 15 and Donnelly 14 as the Prep defense held firm in the final period.
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Fairfield Prep
Stratford
North Paraders
MBIAC
Pat Foley
Bob Sylvester
Foley
Harold Smith
Tom Dukowski
John Sulzycki
Bob Cholko
Jim Fitz
Bukowski
Chalko
Phil Ness
Vic
Swaller
John Donnelly
Prep
Donnelly
John Slosar
Peter Sulzicki
Slaser
Sukycki
Sulzicki
Fitzsimmons
Knudson Leads Phoenix Open With Seven Under Par
Canada's George Knudson shoots seven under par in the second round to grab a two stroke halfway lead at the Phoenix Open. His 36 hole total 131 puts him 11 under on the Phoenix Country Club course as Tom Shaw Dan Sikes and others chase.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
Canada
George Knudson
Phoenix Country Club
Paris
Border
Pra
Tom Shaw
Golf
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Jack Montgomery
Fort Worth
Tex
Tommy Aaron
Calloway Gardens
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Ind
Jack Nicklaus
Boros
Julius Boros
Knudson
Jock Montgomery
Don Jonusry
Terry Dill
Harold Herning
Marty, Fleckman
En Steaver
George Archer
Frank Boynton
Rod Funsell
al Gelberner
Rob Murphy
A Mitt
Bop Charles
Beasley Leads Dallas Past Denver in 116 112 Win
Dallas Chaparrals edge Denver 116-112 as John Beasley scores 27 points and Charles Beasley adds 23. Richard Peek and Cincy Powell also contribute key baskets to pull away with about six minutes left. Wayne Hightower leads Rockets with 26 in loss.
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Dallas
OPS
Wayne Hightower
Rocket
Royals Clinch 125 91 Win Over Knicks
Oscar Robertson scored 32 and Jerry Lucas 30 to lead the Cincinnati Royals past the New York Knickerbockers 125-91 in a Friday NBA game. The Knicks fell behind 32-20 after one quarter and never recovered as Cincinnati shot well from the field and dominated on both ends.
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Cleveland
UPI
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati Royals
New York Knickerbockers
Knicks
Cincinnati
New York
Barnett
Dinwidele
Bellamy
Grey
OO S
Bowman
OO Love
Broadley
Lucas
Bryant
Roberlin
A Frazier
Rodners
New York _v
Clerking
Dinwiddie
Rateriso
Smith
Tresvont
West
Borneth Betlam
Bradley
Frozzler
Jackson
Johnson
Komives
Reed
von Arsdafe
Bridgeport YWCA Girls Swim Clinches Ninth Win
The undefeated Bridgeport YWCA girls swim team edged Bridgeport Jewish Community Center 121 to 74 at the TCC pool. Betty Anne Brown and Jackie Sweeney each won two events, with several others taking firsts and relays. Next meet is March 1 versus Archbishop Shehan Center for 10 straight wins and league title. Bridgeport to send about 30 swimmers to White Plains Invitational.
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Bridgeport Ywca
Bridgeport Jewish Community Center
TCC
Betty Anne
Brown
Jackie Sweeney
Chris Mahoney
Dona Paci
YWCA
Nancy Brown
Debra Mahoney
Ron Cronan
Mary Paules
Beth Ma
Taylor Ace in Sterling Lions Rally Sparks 68 61 Win
Harrison Taylor returned from foul trouble to score 12 points in the final period as Bassick rallied for a 68 61 MBIAC victory over Harding at Bassick High School. Larry Wallach clinched the upset with a late three point play and free throw, while Jeff Howard added 20 points and Ken Murphy 12 rebounds for Bassick. Harding, led by Baldwin and Samuel with 18 each, must win its last game to reach CIAC tourney.
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Harrison Taylor
Spassick
MBIAC
Harding
Bassick High School
CIAC
Presidents
Fairfield Prep
Wallach
Taylor
Larry Wallach
Bassick
Jeff Howard
Lions
Delaney Baldwin
Ernie Samuel
Howard
Ken Murphy
Baldwin
Samuel
Harding Bassick Gfp
Baltic
Swirling
Nesmith
Gardner
T. Nesmith
Kaoragus
Murphy
Franklin
Bullets Dominate Sonics 147 118 in High-Scoring Clash
Baltimore Bullets routed Seattle Supersonics 147 to 118 in a rough NBA game marred by six technical fouls. Key contributors were Kevin Loughery 29 points Earl Monroe 20 Ray Scott 20 for Baltimore while Walt Hazzard led Seattle with 30.
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Baltimore
UPI
Baltimore Bullets
Seattle Supersonics
National Basketball Association
Seattle
al Bianchi
Leroy Ellis
Richie Powers
Lnearly
Bianchi
Bullets
Kevin Loughery
Gus Johnson
Earl Monroe
Ray Scott
Walt Hazzard
Supersonics
Loughery
Sealite
Eoon
Meschery
Scovahery
Murrey
Manning
Disen Yoo
Morin
Rule
McKenzie
Thorn
Monroe
Tucker
Scott
Seattle Moon NW
Egan
Ells
Ferry
Downsen
Lounhery
Marin
Maurice
Sroth
Dazzard
Kron
Wells
Wise
Tatal
J. A
Americans Defeat Amigos 130 119 in Teaneck Armory
The New Jersey Americans pulled away late with a seven point run in the final two minutes to beat the Anaheim Amigos 130-119 at Teaneck Armory. It was the Americans fifth straight home win before a crowd of 3,684, the season’s largest.
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Teaneck
N.J
UPI
New Jersey Americans
Anaheim Amigos
American Basketball Association
Teaneck Armory
Americans
Bullard-Havens Dominate St Joseph's Cadets 69 41
Bullard-Havens pummeled St Joseph's High 69 to 41 on the losers' court. Larry Burns led the Techmen with 18 points and 13 rebounds, backed by Bob Swift 12 points 13 rebounds and Danny Teel 9 assists while Jim Lyddy coached the Fairfield Prep and Georgetown standout. Joe Mastronardi led the Cadets with 15 points as St Joseph's won the JW ist 53-35 later in the page.
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Bullard-Havens
St. Joseph's High
Trumbull
Techman
Fairfield Prep
Georgetown
Jim Lyddy
Larry Burns
St. Joseph's
Bob Swift
Danny Teel
Charlie Bentley
Carmen Lepore
Joe Mastronardi
Jim
Christ the King Secures First Victory 60 42
Christ the King beat Hamden Hall 60 to 42 for its first win of the season at home. Freshman Mike Donnelly scored 26 and pulled 11 rebounds, with Joe Walkovich adding 11 points and 11 boards and Bob Lacobello 12 points.
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Christ the King
Hamden Hall
Mike Donnelly
Bill Everett
Donnelly
Kingsmen
Joe Walkovich
Bob Lacobello
Nick Bachicchio
Bill Morris
JV Tilt
Pete Lucas
GFP
Guarino
Morris
Walkovich
Pope
Colin
Glannlano
Moyer
Scholastic Scores From Numerous High School Games
A packed results list shows scores across boys basketball and hockey including Fairfield Prep 98 Stratford 62, Bassick 48, Harding 61 Bullard-Havens 49, Hamden Hall 42, Masuk 45, Darien 54, New Canoga 73, Central Catholic 76, Stamford Catholic 77, Norwalk 49, Danbury 74 over McMahon 77, Newtown 72, Bethel 59, Windham 77, East Catholic 73, South Catholic 47, Northwest Catholic 63, Windsor 89, Suffield 44, Glastonbury 47, Amity 70, North Branford 6, Wilbur Cross 102, Lyman Hall 75, Guilford 42, Hillhouse 76, North Haven 74, Southington 95, Plainville 80, Woodbury 41, hockey Wilbur Cross 4 Brien McMahon 7.
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Bunnell
Milford
Central
Jonathan Low
Fairfield Prep
Stratford
Bassick
Harding
Bullard-Havens
St. Joseph's
Christina King
Hamden Hall
Abbott Tech
Masuk
Rippowam
Staples
New Canoga
Darien
Central Catholic
Wright Tech
Stamford
Catholic
Norwalk
Coward
Moloney
Hall
East Haven
Danbury
McMahon
Greenwich
Newtown
Bethel
Nilton
New Milford
Ridgefield
Barlow
Bulkeley
Wethersfield
Bristol Central
Manchester
Bristol Eastern
Conard
Maloney
Windham
Platt
East Catholic
St. Thomas Aquinos
South Catholic
Northwest Catholic
South Windsor
East Windsor
East Granby
Granby
Windsor Locks
Suffield
Windsor
Newington
Southington
Plainville
Avon
Gilbert
Berlin
Farmington
Housatonic
Northwestern
Simsbury
Lewis Mills
Rockville
Glastonbury
Margon
Durham
Worth Branford
Hole-Roy
Valley
Old Saybrook
Old Lyme
Penney
Bloomfield
Rocky Hill
Prince Tech
Bacon Academy
Gallan
Cromwell
Portland
Vine Tech
East Hampton
American School For Dent
St. Thomas
LaSalette
Walcott Tech
Somers
Southwick Mass
Terryville
Brookfield
Southbury
Wamago
New Britain
Pulaski
Waterford
New London
Rye Country Day
King
Norwich
Filch
RHAM
Coventry
Wilbur Cross
Lee
Lyman Hall
Bronford
Cheshire
Guilford
Westbrook
Ansonia
Shelton
Hond
Valley Regional
Amity
Deroy
Hamoen
West Haven
Hillhouse
Notre Damesé
Celtics Subdue Bulls by 124-108
Boston defeated Chicago 124 to 108 to extend its winning streak to three games as John Havlicek led with 26 points and Sam Jones added 22 in the first half. Chicago fell behind early, with McLemore pacing the Bulls at 20 points amid a rough night.
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Celtics
Bulls
Chicago
UPI
Boston Celtics
Chicago Bulls
John Havlicek
Boston
Sam
Sloan
Robinson
Washington
Hoskins
Barnes
Erickson
Clemens
Boorer
Russell
Thacker
Sanders
Havilcck
Howell
Nelson
Steokled
S.jones
Wellaman
Embry
McLemore
Pera
Yale freshmen topple Sacred Heart 83 73
Yale freshmen beat Sacred Heart yearlings 83 to 73 at Payne Whitney gym. Jim Morgan led Yale with 27 points, Rich Metz added 20, while Sacred Heart's Czernota Langer Moses Kozaczek Wilson reached double figures for the losers.
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Yale
Sacred Heart
Yale University
Payne Whitney
Jim Morgan
Eli
Rich Metz
SOM Onemae
Eae Uenes
Dennis Kozaczek
Tom Wilson
Pioneers
Frosh
GFP
Czernota
Celledonne
Rage
Morgan
Stoner
Wilson
Lee
Koscil
Oliver
Moren Ovo Kosturko i
Ridgefield Defeats Barlow 80 54 in WCC Clash
Ridgefield rolled to an 80 54 Western Connecticut Conference victory over visiting Barlow anchored by Stan Englehardt with 19 points. Jim Tarsi added 17 and John Stolie 14 as Ridgefield built a 23 11 lead and cruised. Scott Setesak led Barlow with 15.
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Stan Englehardt
Ridgefield
G. Ring
Englehardt Bon Rumsey
Stolle
M'Coughern
Brecken
D. Rising
Warner
Farnsworth
Stille
Myers
Sterandel
Woods End Slow Pitch Club Sets First Meeting
The Woods End restaurant slow pitch team will hold its first meeting of the year Friday at 8 p.m. in the restaurant.
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Woods End Restaurant
Penn Jolts Yale as Penn tops Yale in overtime
In New Haven, Pennsylvania upset Yale 71-68 in overtime after a tight game with 19 ties and 22 lead changes. Yale led late in regulation but Penn scored seven of eight free throws in overtime to seal the win. Penn's guards and zone defense dominated late.
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New Haven
Yale
Penn
Pennsylvania
GFP
Ubibora
Andrews
Robbins
Persall
Bulldogs Rally Past Indians In MBITAC Thriller
Bunnell High School snapped a nine game skid with a 74 72 upset of Milford on the home floor. Mike Henetz scored 24 points and Rich Began added 32 to lead the Bulldogs while Milford’s Hunt led the Indians with 26. Milford junior varsity won 93 69 behind Pete Axton.
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Telegram
Hayduk
Rich Begen
Bunnell
Milford
Begen
Bulldogs
Russ Hunt
Bob Lucas
Ken Walker
Paul Blatney
Bunnell High School
Indians
Mbitac
Mike Henetz
Pedro Tagatac
Warriors
Wenetz
Insing
Paul Blamney
Russ Hune
Hewetz
Hunt
Blatney
Pete Axton
Milford Bunnell Gfp
GFP
Wauga
Turcas
O Doherty
Hewelz
Swanson
Beges
Scire
Byatt
Walker O
Stegner
Axton
Scheibel
Kelly
Peterson
Ripprowam Tops Staples 59 38 in FC IAC Play
Ripprowam exploded for 17 points in the third quarter and held Staples to two as Ed Lane led with 15 points and 52 rebounds. John Wilson added 16 points, lifting Ripprowam to a 59-38 victory while Staples ended the season 7-10 in FCIAC play and 8-12 overall.
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Rippowam
Staples
FCIAC
Ed Lane
Lane
John Wilson
Alter
Nick Wright
Jeff Hooper
Jon Hands
Chris Keneally
Riprowain
GFP Aller
Hooper
Hand
Wilson
Lindsay
Wright
Young
Bowes
Stephenson
I Albertson
Norris
Carlelyau
Sparks 1 000 point milestone ties Central win over Law
Senior forward Tom Sparks scored 25 points to reach 1 010 in his Central career as the Hilltoppers beat visiting Jonathan Law 79 62 at Reilly Memorial gym. Gene Mack assisted and Law coach Tu-fie Maroon retired after seven years.
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Tom Sparks
Gene Mack
MBIAC
Jonathan Law
Reilly Memorial Gym
Sparks
Hilltoppers
Law
Tufie Maroon
Lawmen
Mack
Stan Roman
Central
George Young Sets Record in Picketed NYAC Meet
Distance trainer George Young stretched his unbeaten streak to seven by winning the two mile event at the NYAC centennial meet amid picketing outside Madison Square Garden. He finished in a meet record 8:38.8 as the boycott limited Negro participation to ten of 400 entrants.
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NEW York
UPI
George Young
New York Athletic Club
New Madison Square Garden
Young
Bruce Kidd
Canada
NYAC
Lennox Miller
University of Southern California
Franzetta Parham
Tileton
Calif
Miller
Miss Parham
Ron Laird
Henry Laskau
Casa Grande
Ariz
Tracy Smith
U.S. Army
Kerry Pearce
University of Texas At
el Paso Land
Bob Seagren
Erkki Mustakari
Fresno State College
Seagran
Richmond Flowers
Tenes¢see
Hardee
Hardee* Mealhaney
Bill’ Ennis
Catholic University
Preston Davis
College Basketball Scores From Various Institutions
A compilation of college basketball results features Quinnipiac over Gorham State 77 5 Pennsylvania 71 Yale 68 Montclair State 84 Paterson St 3 Clark 110 Bates 95 Columbia 42 Dartmouth 56 Princeton 54 Brown 40 Jersey City St 0 Lowell Tech and North Carolina 6 Clemson 74 West Virginia St Glenville St 8 Plymouth St Keene St 2 Netson 97 New England College 66 Bethany W Va 91 Case Tech 73 Hamilton 120 Norwich 103 Cornell 77 Harvard 73 Tofts 73 Cotby 72 Bentley 8 Newark Rutgers 87 Kings Painted Stevens Tech 72 Brockport 3 New Paltz 6 Westminster Pa M4 Bucknell 49 Oneonta 8 N Y Maritime 6 4non N Y 56 Clarkson 55 Washington Jefferso 5 Adelbert 47 King s Pa 74 Eastern Nazarene 72 Margon St 93 Virginia St 73 West Texas St 3 Centenary 79 Norfolk St 122 Winston Salem Millsaps 72 Lamburth 55 Alabama St 71 Fort Valley St Troy 1 7 Spring Hill Mercer 1 Rollins 73 Samford 8 South Alabama 7 Valdosta 65 Shorter St Augusta 100 Florida Tech 7 Florida St 106 Jacksonville U 6 North Carolina St 7 South Caroline Lynchburg and W N Methodist 6
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Quinnipiac
Gorham State
Pennsylvania
Yale
Montclair
Paterson St
Clark
Bates
Columbia
Dartmouth
Princeton
Brown
Jersey City St
Lowell Tech && North Carolina
Clemson
West Virginia
Glenville
Plymouth St
Keene St
Netson
New England College
Bethany W. Va
Case Tech
Hamilton
Norwich
Cornell
West Texas
Centenary
Norfolk St
Winston-Salem
Millsaps
Lamburth
Alabama St
Fort Valley
Troy
Spring Hil & Mercer
Rollins
Samford
South Alabama
Valdosta
Shorter
St Augusta
Florida Tech
Florida St
Jacksonville
North Carolina
South Caroline
Lynchburg
Methodist
Blues Beat Penguins 3 1 to Move Up in West Standings
St. Louis Blues defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins 3 1 as Terry Crisp and Gordon Berenson scored in the first two periods. Seth Martin turned back 28 shots to preserve the lead, with Bill McCreary adding a late empty net goal. The win lifts St. Louis to fourth in the division and one point ahead of Pittsburgh for the final playoff berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
St. Louis Blues
National Hockey League
Pittsburgh Penguins
Terry Crisp
Gordon Berenson
Blues
Seth Martin
Penguin
Bill McCreary
St. Louis
Andy Bathgate
Penguins
Martin
Crisp
Les Brinkley
Berenson
George Konik
Absent Athletes Skip Meet Over Threats of Violence
In the half mile, 1:54.8 was noted and 3am Bair of Kent State ran the mile in 4:05.6. Notable absentees were Olympic high jumper John Thomas and sprinter Jim Hines of Texas Southern who withdrew due to threats of violence.
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Bair
Kent State
John Thomas
Jim Hines
Texas Southern
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Herding
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Ludlowe
En Dorlen
Aru Warde
Rippowam McMahon Stamford
Greeamwich
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Arrow
Mosu Va
Royals
Bridgeport
Sterling Lions’ Rally
NBA
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Jim McMillian
Dave Newmark
Bil Ames
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Newmark
Ames
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Tigers
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George Dimitruk
Jim Ryan
Art Romano
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