Twin Bill Tomorrow Brakettos Chiefs End League Seasons
The Raybestos Brakettes and Paramount Chiefs close regular-season play with a doubleheader at the North End Boys Club. Brakettes face Portsmouth NHL at 4 p.m. led by Lopiano and Joyce, while Chiefs meet Waterbury Rens at 5:30 p.m. hoping to end a three-game skid.
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Marge Whitehead
Paramounts
Palmer Extends Tucson Open Lead with 67 66 rounds
Arnold Palmer stretched his Tucson Open lead to three strokes at the halfway point after carding a 67 following a 66 in rounds two and one at Tucson National Golf Club. Chuck Courtney stood at 36-36 through 36 holes, three behind, as frost delayed play and groups with incomplete rounds prepared to finish the next day.
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West Greene
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles Sifford
Los Angeles
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Rod Funseth
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LIU Accepts Berth In NCAA College Play
Long Island University earned a third straight NCAA College division berth as Tri-State League champions with a 16-3 overall record and an undefeated league mark. The Blackbirds advance to the tournament with finals set for March 15 to 17 in Evansville Indiana. Opponent and site to be announced after all berths are filled.
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ULL Edges Fermont 41-38 In Dusty League Showdown
In the B National division at the Shehan Center ULL defeated Fermont 41-38 as Bridgeport Machines beat Moart Tool 47-40 and Handy and Harman topped Producto Machines 45-40. ULL led 26-16 at halftime and held on despite Fermont’s late rally with team foul shooting and key scorers contributing.
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Shehan Center
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Ruhling Hill Spark Eagle Five
American University basketball powered by guards Ruhling and Hill rolled to a 94-75 win over Fairfield before a capacity Fort Myer crowd. Ruhling scored 27, Hill 22 as the Eagles secured their 15th victory in 21 games, with Lucas adding 20 and rebounding edge. Fairfield’s Kenney led with 18 first-half points and Phillips added 20, but fouls and turnovers hampered the Stags as American pulled away after intermission.
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George Bisacca
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Bullard-Havens Triumphs Over West Haven 87-76
Bullard-Havens beat West Haven 87 to 76 as Bentley and Swift off the bench sparked a late surge. Tech battled injuries with eight players, saw several fouls, and finished strong behind Bentley’s six consecutive free throws and Swift’s nine points in a four minute stretch.
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Charlie Bentley
Robert Swift
Bullard-Havens
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Danny Tech
Wilton Beats Barlow 68 50 In WCC Finale
Wilton high surged for 43 points in the second half to down Barlow 68-50 in the Western Connecticut Conference finale. Barlow led early at 16-3 and 26-25, but Wilton moved ahead 47-38 after three quarters as Tom Nessel had 16 points and 19 rebounds and Neil Pederson added 15 points and 19 rebounds.
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Dave Patrick breaks four minute mile at NYAC meet
Dave Patrick of Villano Vale ran 3:59.3 to win the NYAC Games mile and share honors with world record holders Bob Seagren and Neal Steinhauer at Madison Square Garden before 15,382 fans. Patrick’s effort tops his prior 4:00.6 and his 4:01.9 rival Dick Romo finished second, while Tom O’Hara’s 3:56.6 meet record and 3:56.4 world indoor mark stand ahead of him.
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Madison Square Garden
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Dick Romo
Southern California Striders
Jim Ryun
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U.S. Track and Field Federation
Suspensions Lifted by Track Czar After Arbitration
The sports arbitration board ordered 11 foreign born athletes suspended at the United States Track and Field Federation championship at Madison Square Garden Fed 10. The AAU and NCAA faced censure as the panel sought compliance across four cities this weekend. The four member board, chaired by Theodore Khee, announced the unanimous ruling in New York.
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Hawks Rally Past Bullets 133 132 in OT? No, late surge wins
Lou Hudson scored 24 in the fourth quarter to lift the St. Louis Hawks from a 21 point deficit and edge the Baltimore Bullets 133 132. Zelmo Beatty and Len Wilkens also totaled 24 and 25 points respectively in a high scoring showdown Hustling press forced Baltimore miscues as Hudson capped a local scoring record with 25 in the final period.
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Pro Basketball Scores and Schedule Fragments
Philadelphia 27 and St. Louis 133 led by high scorers. Cincinnati and Baltimore close in 132 at Boston Los Angeles night matchup noted.
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Eyre Royal Triumphs in Yonkers Feature
Eyre Royal won the Fleetwood Handicap at Yonkers Raceway in 2 03 4/5 as the even money favorite. Del Sasko trained and drove the six year old Hardy Royal horse for Harry L. Stillman of Chicago, paying $4.20 3.80 and 2.80. Valley Home finished second with $4.60 and $3.00, Hicki Hi was third. Double payoff 156.60. Adios Lutz and Frolic paid 13.80 and 16.80 in earlier races.
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Central Catholic Rip Christ the King 93 71
Norwalk favors depth to wear down Christ the King 93 71 as Central Catholic uses two platoons in a second half run. Kingsmen foul trouble fuels 84 32 Norwalk edge from the floor while CK draws 39 9 at the line. Jim Fazio 23 Barry Wallace 22 pace CK scoring in a lopsided nonleague tilt.
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Masuk Cagers Dominate New Milford 68-58 In WCC clash
Masuk Panthers improved to 12-6 with a 68-58 win over New Milford on their opponents’ court. Barry Matey scored 19 and John D Ostilio 18 as Lloyd Matey and Ron Topping added 14 and 10. Masuk led 23-9, 40-18, and 51-38 while shooting 45 percent to New Milford’s 31 percent.
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Notre Dame Lancers Upset Central Hilltoppers On Home Court
Notre Dame led wire to wire in a 64 56 MBIAS victory as Tom Finch scored a season high 27 and Al Fischer perfect on 12 free throws to pace the Lancers. Rich Dobbs added a decisive three point play and defense, while Central’s Mack led all scorers with 28 in a hard fought game.
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Gary Mastronardi
Horace Jenkins
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Staples Defeats Danbury 60-50 in FC IAC tilt
Staples Wreckers beat Danbury Hatters 60 to 50 in a Fairfield County matchup. Jeff Hooper led Staples with 22 points and Brian Bowes added 17 as Staples improves to 3-15. Danbury falls to 1-14. Staples built a 9-5 first-quarter lead and stretched it to 43-31 after three quarters, with Hooper scoring 10 in the third.
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Stratford Clubbers Dominate Milford High 82-48
Stratford outscored Milford 82 48 in the Windup game of the season for both MABIAC teams played in Stratford. Osowski led Stratford with 19 points while Brecher added 18 and Slosar 16. Milford finished 3 13 in the Mets league and 4 13 overall. Jerey Lehman led Milford with 14. Stratford dominated on the boards 60 30 and outshot Milford 33 of 78 to 14 of 62.
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Bassick Bombs Law In 70 48 Victory Behind Howard Bassick
Howard Bassick led Bassick with 27 points and ten field goals as Bassick defeated Jonathan Law 70 to 43 on Law's home court. Bassick finished 9-10 overall and 8-8 in the league. Law finished 0-16 in league play and 16 games by season's end.
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Eastern League Takes Over At Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre franchise taken over by the Eastern pro basketball league for the rest of the season after owners surrendered control. League president Harry Rudolph cited failure to meet financial obligations and noted six new applications for the club. Wilkes-Barre record stands 14-11 with three games left. two players fined and suspended for missing All-Star game.
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Scholastic Results Holding 99 as Notre Dame Triumphs
A crowded set of high school basketball scores shows Notre Dame 64 over Central 65 and Stratford 82 over Fairfield Prep 101. Stamford, Ridgefield, Norwalk Catholic and many others posted varied results as teams jockeyed for position.
76ers Outlast Royals in 127-118 Victory
Philadelphia built a 14 point advantage in the fourth quarter and hung on for a 127-118 win over Cincinnati as Hal Greer poured in 32 points and Wally Jones added 23 with 10 in the final period. The 76ers trailed briefly in the late going before a 12-2 stretch sealed the game.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
A summary of college basketball results featuring multiple games. Harvard defeated Colby 93 to 78. Trinity beat New Haven 93 to 87. Princeton downed Brandeis 35 to 83. North Carolina topped South Carolina 80 to 75. Rutgers beat Western New England 41 to 39. Cornell won over Stevens Tech 79 to 47. Army defeated Rhode Island 77 to 49. Other scores include Princeton 80, South Carolina 75. Brandeis 83, Harvard 78. North Carolina State 67, Albany State 67. Towson 95, Fairmont 94. Babson 72, Clemson 62.
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Harding Presidents trounce Bunnell 99-51 in JL victory
Jon Andera led Harding with 24 points as five starters hit double figures and the Presidents surged to a 67-point second half. Delaney Baldwin and Al Morris added six baskets each, Frank Norris five, and Bob Taylor nine second half points while Harding outboarded 58-18 and shot 62 percent after the break.
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Fairfield Prep Dominates St Josephs 101 66 in Bench Win
Fairfield Prep crushed visiting St Josephs 101 66 to extend its win streak to 14 and reach 17 1 on the season. Tom Bukowski led Prep with 22 points and 21 rebounds while Jim Fitzsimmons added 29 points on efficient shooting. The Prepsters built a 62 41 halftime margin and pulled away 85 46 by the third period, with both teams finishing strong in a lopsided victory.
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