Rangers edge Hawks 3-2 in Chicago showdown
New York Rangers defend late to beat NHL-leading Chicago 3-2, narrowing the gap at the top. Ken Schinkel nets the game winner with five minutes left in the second period after a Wayne Hillman feed. Hull and Esposito score for Chicago, Ingarfield adds two early goals for New York.
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UPI
New York Rangers
Chicago Black Hawks
Ranger
Hawks
New York
Rangers
Ken Schinkel
Wayne Hillman
Denis de Jordy
Schinkel
Bobby Hull
Phil Esposito
Hull
Earl Ingarfield
Bob Nevin
Esposito
Ingarfield
Ed Giacomin
de Jordy
Montreal
Red Wings Triumph 3-1 Over Canadiens Behind Boivin Sting
Detroit tops Montreal 3-1 as Leo Boivin nets the game winner and an near flawless defense. Floyd Smith ties late in the second, Delvecchio seals with seven seconds left after Vachon pulled for extra attacker. Crozier backsstop.
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UPI
Leo Boivin
Detroit Red Wings
Montreal
Red Wings
Toronto
van Cournoyer
Canadiens
Floyd Smith
Wings
Boivin
Alex Delvecchio
Jacques Laperriere
Andy Bathgate
Cournoyer
Crozier
Cunningham wins 123 122 as 76ers top Hawks in thriller
Bill Cunningham drilled the clinching free throw with six seconds left to lift the Philadelphia 76ers to a 123-122 victory over St. Louis. Wilt Chamberlain scored 22 and Harold Greer led Philadelphia with 24 while Zelmo Beaty and Paul Silas paced the Hawks. Hudson poured in a career high 38 for St. Louis.
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St- Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
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UPI
Bill Cunningham
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Philadelphia
Zelmo Beaty
Paul Silas
Lew Hudson
Hawks
Cunningham
Hudson
Joe Caldwell
Caldwell
Harold Greer
Chamberlain
Mitch Ryder concert to headline Norwalk showtimes
Norwalk Community College sponsors Mitch Ryder in a two show engagement at the Norwalk auditorium on Sunday February 26 at 7 30 and 9 30 p m The event is organized by the college Student Senate with co chairmen Rita Tishler and Richard Vizzo Backstage crew includes Gary Shank Eric Waldman Brian Miller and Jim Barr Lighting by Stage Light associates led by Richard Sladja and J Stuart Gillespie III Ticket duties handled by Bill Burke and Bill Walton with sales outlets listed across Norwalk Stamford Port Chester Westport and Fairfield
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Mitch Ryder
Norwalk Community College
Ryder
Rita Tishler
Richard Vizzo
Greenwich
Bill Karakas
Stamford
Gary Shank
Eric Waldman
Brian Miller
Jim Barr
Richard Sladja
J. Stuart Gillespie
Bill Burke
Darien
Bill Walton
Danbury
Green’s
Record Rack
Portchester
Record Hunter
Westport
Center TV
Fairfield
Weekend Upsets Shake Small College Poll List
In New York reports the top small college teams won and lost across conferences. Southern Illinois defeated Northern Michigan 85 to 64, Kentucky Wesleyan beat Chattanooga 95 to 60, Akron downed Fairleigh Dickinson 86 to 43, San Diego State overcame Cal Poly 44 to ? Fresno State 76 to 62, Cheyney State beat Shippenburg 42, Southwest Missouri defeated Rollo 73 to 53, Indiana State over Evansville 84 to 84, Norm Doketh beat North Dakota State, Arkansas State beat Arlington State 99 to 87, and Southern beat Southern Utah.
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Upt
Southern Ilinois
Northern Michigan
Kentucky Wesleyan Deat Chattanooga
Akron
Fairiugh Dickinson
San Diego State
Col Poly
Bect Fresno St
Cheyney State
Shippenburg
Southwest Allssouri
Rollo
Indiana State
Evansivile
Park and Recreation Department Schedule for Seven Games
Seven games are listed for the night across two gyms. In the girls gym St John the Baptist faces the Royals at 6 30, St Catherine meets Orcutt Boys club at 7 30, and St Mary plays West Erd. In the boys gym Eagles vs YMCA at 6 30, St Michael vs Dunkin Donuts at 7 30, University school vs Orcutt Boys club at 8 30, and St Cyril vs St Teresa at 9 30.
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Department of Parks and Recrea
St. John the Baptist
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Orcutt Boys’ Club
St. Mary
West Erd
Eagles
YMCA
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Dunkin Donuts
University School
Orcutt Boys Club
St. Cyril
St. Teresa
Palmer Edges Courtney By One Stroke In Tucson Open
Arnold Palmer won the Tucson Open by one stroke over Chuck Courtney with a 72 hole score of 273 fifteen under par. Courtney finished second at 274 with 67 69 68 70, Palmer’s final round 73 followed two late bogeys. Bruce Crampton was third at 275.
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Arnold Palmer
Chuck Courtney
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Bondeson
Palm, Springs
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Funseth
Spokane
Wash
Courtney
Palmer
la Jolla
Bruce” Crampton
Sydney
Australia
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Tucson National Golf ‘Club
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Watt
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John Schice
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Rod Funseth
Dick Hart
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Bob Harris
Charles Sifford
Randy Glover
Bon Charles
Bob_ Charles
al Geibergee
George Archer
Harold Henning
John Cook
Jerry Montlds
Jock McGowan
Roger Ginsberg
xEd Updegralf
Terry Wilcox
Dave Atari
Babe Hiskey
Mike Fetchick
Lou Graham
Rick Crawford
E. J. Harrison
Darrell Hickok
Joel Goldstrang
Jerry Steelsmith
Jim Colbert
Dor Massengale
Jim Perrier
Doc Taylor
Jim Wiechers
Bert Greene
Dave Hill
Chris Blocker
Jim A Mooney
Jerry Ace Nist
Pasarell Wins Indoor Tennis Title In Four Sets
Charley Pasarell of Santurce Puerto Rico defeated Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia 13-11 6-2 2-6 9-7 to defend the U S indoor singles title in Salisbury Maryland The victory marked Pasarell as the first to defend the title in 31 years and followed a tight match with pivotal service breaks and errors influencing the outcome The match capped a weekend that included Pasarell and Ashe losing and winning doubles with Rene Beneent and other players in an event featuring UCLA teammates and top U S players
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Charley Pasarell
Santurce
P.R
U.S
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Ashe
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Love
UCLA
Philadelphia
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Billie Jean King Wins Indoor Crown in Winchester
Billie Jean King defeated Trudy Greenman 6-1 6-0 to win the singles final at the Winchester Indoor Tennis Center. She and Judy Dixon reached the doubles final but were beaten by Carole Hanks Aucamp and Mary Arm Eisel, who claimed the doubles title, while King and Paul Sullivan won the mixed doubles.
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UPI
Billie Jean King
U.S
Miss Greenman
Carole Hanks
Aucamp
Mary Arm Eisel
Mrs. King
Miss Dixon
St. Louis
California
Mrs. Aucamp
Jenkins and Warners Vie In Dusty League Showdown
Unbeaten Jenkins 3-0 faces Warner Brothers 2-1 in the feature game of the American division at Bullard-Havens gym. Remington Arms 2-1 meets Bridgeport Brass 1-2 in the 6:30 opener, while Dictaphone 1-2 faces SNETCO 0-3 at 7:45. Warner Brothers won the initial round but Jenkins has won four straight since.
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Bullard-Havens
Remington Arms
Bridgeport Brass
Dictaphone
Snetco
Vailvemen
Paramount Chiefs end regular season with 117 111 win over Waterbury
Paramount Chiefs beat the Waterbury Rens 117 111 at the North End Boys Club to clinch fourth in NEBA. John DiMaggio led with 33 points as Raybestos Brakettes won 63 25 over Portsmouth, N H in the opening game. Raybestos and Stratford women also posted victories in a busy Saturday night card.
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Ray’ Scott
Baltimore Bullets
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North End Boys’ Club
Raybestos Brakettes
Portsmouth
N.H
Chiefs
Waterbury
Forestville
Terryville
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Meriden
Paramount
John DiMaggio
Rems
Sylvester Blue
Art Young
Blue
Frank Carr
Neil Herman
DiMaggio
Herman
Rens
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Young
Seattle A. Star
Ron Harris
Raybestos
Joan Joyce
Donna Lopiano
Springfield
Mass
Lopians
Brenda Reilly
Stratford
A.A.U
Shehan Center
GFP
Joyce
Broils
Soprano
Keen
Fly
Trumbull Eagles Visit Stamford Catholic For Final Game
Trumbull hosts Stamford Catholic for an FCIAC clash in the Greater Bridgeport area. The Eagles stand 4-13 in the Eastern division while Stamford Catholic sits 10-7. The Jan 27 meeting saw Stamford Catholic win 67-55 despite Rich Ambrum scoring 21 for Trumbull.
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Stamford Catholic
FCIAC
Greater Bridgeport Area
Eagles
Cerusaders
Trumbulal
Rich Ambrum
Wilda Guerrette wins CBOA Duckpin title in West Hartford
Wilda Guerrette of Bridgeport captures the CBOA Duckpin Bowling title with a six game total of 827 at West Hartford. The event featured 79 contestants. Judy Ferri had the high single at 165, and Bill Sheppard led Danbury Men’s B with 82.
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Associated Press
Wilda Guerrette
Bridgeport
Bill Sheppard
Newtown
Connecticut
Fran Crampton
Morris
Helen Sudol
Hartford
Cathy Bdyak
Manchester
Faith Dennis
Pat Rategan
Winsted
Betty McGraw
Danbury
Judy Ferri
West Haven
Sheppard
George Gray
Monroe
Robert Brazee
Watertown
Richard Miron
Zig Federo- Wicz
Derby
Irving Hestler
Lou Mann
Walt Surowiecki
Meriden
Richard Fesh
Willimantic
Devon
Watertown Turnpike
Orcutt Club Announces 12 and Under Basketball Pairings
Orcutt Boys Club releases the 12 and under schedule with matchups at 6 p.m. Tuesday Stratford Methodist versus St Ambrose, Wednesday St Michaels versus Orcutt, and Thursday Public School All Stars versus Thomas Hooker. Semifinals Friday 6 p.m. and final Saturday 1 p.m.
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Orcutt
Stratford Methodist
St. Ambrose
St. Michaels
All Stars
Thmas Hooker
Sterling House League Games Postponed This Week
No Sterling House league basketball this week due to unavailable school gyms. All divisions resume February 27. The John son Junior High girls gym program on Tuesday is also suspended.
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Johnson Junior High
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