Jenkins Beats Lycoming For First Half Honors
Jenkins Wolvesmen defeated Lycoming 88 to 80 to clinch the YMCA Industrial league A division first half title. Art Young led with 34 points, and Odell Murray iced the win with late free throws as Lycoming, led by Thompson and Hangos, cut the margin late before Jenkins held on for the halftime and stage a rematch for the overall crown next Friday at the Shehan Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins Brothers
Lycoming
YMCA
Stratford High
Dick Thompson
Nate Dennis
Jenkins
Geter
Thompson
George Hangos
Odell Murray
Young
Hangos
Jim Dobbs
Dennis
Bridgeport Brass
Moore
Ed Romatzick
Bridgeport
Dictaphone
Brian Huff
Jenkins Lycoming Gfp Gfp
Geler
Lancester
Gallanher
Kennedy
Handos
Flutre
Murray
Bush Old
Anoshi
Dobbs
Bruce OG OS Masso
Harding
Voytek
Harvard Wins Feature at Roosevelt Pace Race
Harvard narrowly won the Friday feature at Roosevelt Raceway in a photo finish. Carmine Abbatello guided the four year old Bull Stable gelding to a 2 03 1 5 mile, paying 13 60 to win as Air New Zealand finished a head back in second with Show The Way third. The daily double 7 5 paid 473 60, while Lieutenant Don and Symphony Starlite posted large payouts as top performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
N.Y
UPE
Harvard
Roosevelt Raceway
Carmine Abbatello
Bull Stable
Brooklyn
Air New Zealand
Don
Symphony Starlite
76ers Power Past Pistons 138 to 117
Wilt Chamberlain becomes first to exceed 25 000 points as he fuels a 138 117 Philadelphia win over Detroit at the Spectrum. Chamberlain 31 points 32 rebounds 12 assists leads balanced 76ers attack with Walker 27 Greer 26 and Jackson 20 and 17 rebounds. Bing tops Pistons with 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
Detroit
National Basketball Association
Spectrum
Chamberlain
Hal Greer
Chet Walker
76Ers
Greer
Luke Jackson
Dave Bing
Pistons
Ockson
Hairston
C. Walker
DeBusschr
Chambrin
Fox
Bing
Jones
Miles A
Green
Chappsil
Guoras
Dischinger
Arlenionn
Dove Ooo
Patterson
J. Walker
Phil Cort
Goukos
Jackson& Jones
Walker
Chappelh
HeBusschere
Dischinner
Caye
Houston
Pails É U. Walker
Park and Recreation Schedule for CYO Games Tonight and Tomorrow
Three games set at the Shehan Center in the Parks and Recreation CYO league. Tonight St James vs St Augustine at 1, St Ambrose vs St Margaret at 7, Holy Rosary vs Holy Name at 8. Tomorrow St Ann vs St Teresa at 1, Assumption vs Holy Family at 2, Most Precious Blood vs St Andrew at 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shehan Center
Department of Parks and Recreation
St. James
St. Augustine
St. Ambrose
St. Margaret
Holy Rosary
Holy Name
St. Ann
St. Teresa
Assumption
Holy Family
Most Precious Blood
St. Andrew
Flyers Sign Lacroix From Quebec Aces
Center Andre Lacroix, 22, was called up from the Quebec Aces and signed a contract Friday with the Philadelphia Flyers of the National Hockey League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Andre Lacroix
Quebec Aces
Philadelphia Flyers
National Hockey League
Douglass and Ogden Lead Tucson Open After Two Rounds
In Tucson Arizona Dave Douglass and Bill Ogden shared the 36 hole lead at 135 nine under par in the Tucson Open a 100000 event. Douglass fired a spectacular 63 while Ogden followed with 66 to tie for first. Three players were one back at 136 and nine others at 137 or 138. The field was cut to the low 70 and ties for the final two rounds with defending champion Arnold Palmer at 142 after two rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Dave Douglass
Bill Ogden
Tucson Oper
Douglass
Denver
Colo
Tucson National Golf Club
Ogden
Jerry McGee
New Lexington
Ohio
Jack Montgomery
Fort Worth
Tex
Harold Henning
George Knudson
George Bayer
Tommy Jacobs
Dave Stockton
Arnole Palmer
Bob Lunn
John Lotr
Steve Oppermann
John Schree
al Gelberger FI
Bruce Crompton
Dave Fare
Dewitt Weaver
Gerry Dill
Ocone Beamon
Dick Lolz
Larry Laaredti
I Darrell Hickok
Bob Charles KP Taw Lad
Dack McGowan
Charles Coody
Dim Gillis
Frank Boynton
Pioneers Bow In Last Home Game
Merrimack raced past Sacred Heart 105-86 in the Pioneers final home game as Bill Reilly 26 and Neal Rogers 22 led the attack. The Warriors, guided by Bill La Rochelle, kept up a relentless pace with fast-break baskets and several 2-on-1 and 3-on-2 chances. Sacred Heart showed late fight but could not close the gap, while Merrimack prepared to face the University of Bridgeport on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack
Sacred Heart University
Pioneers
Warriors
North Andover
Mass
University of Bridgeport
Harvey Hubbell
Bill Reilly
Neal Rogers
Reilly
Roger
Bill la Rochelle
Jim Collins
Rogers
Rich Pucciarello
Joe Daley
Sacred Heart
Dan Haines
Bill McdKnight
College Basketball Merrimack 10S Sacred Heart serceger
Muddled OCR lists various college basketball results and stray team names. It includes Merrimack and Sacred Heart references with scores and stray fragments such as Dartmouth Princeton Harvard Columbia Brown Kings Sienna Fairmont Wheella Hamilton Utica Oneonta Corland St. Pictishureh Lowell St. Mercer 67 and unclear hockey notes.
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Merrimack
Sacred Heart
Serceger Fresi
Yole
Yate Carnell
Keenes
Enosterron Fenn
Dartmouth
Princeton
Harvard
Columbia
Brown
Kings Pa
Sienna
fAorris Korvey
Salem FF
Fairmont
Wheella
Hamilton
Utica
Southampton
Oneonta
Mercer
Coolege
Delby
Ucon Neuen State Me
Hoven
Tanastics
Coal Averd
Ithaca
NFL Proposes Elimination of Extra Point Conversions in 1968
The NFL floated a rule to replace kicking extra points with a run or pass from the two yard line in exhibition play. Art Modell, re-elected NFL president, said the idea will be discussed at the spring meeting. Giants and Saints will switch divisions in 1968. An interim constitution for 1968 69 governs league rules with 13 of 16 owners needed in NFL and eight of 10 in AFL. By 1970 full merger rules require three quarters approval.
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Art Modell
NFL
Modell
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
New Orleans Saints
Giants
Saints
AFL
Pro Basketball NBA Scores and Notable Matchups
Fragmentary NBA score items show St Louis 110 and Cincinnati Los Angeles late games. Other lines reference Boston San Francisco Seattle and New Orleans with scores around 92 to 162, but many words appear scrambled. The readable entities include teams, cities, and a late game designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBA
St. Louis
Wailimare Ie Epilecel Pala
Los Angeles
Seattle
Vision Problems Making Garden Chief Unhappy
Irving Fett, chairman of Madison Square Garden Corp., said he is unhappy about vision problems in the new $43 million arena and that steps will be taken to correct sightline issues for hockey fans. Railings and seating will be adjusted, though most fixes may wait until after next summer due to events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Irving Mitchell Fett
Madison Square Garden Corp
Garden
Felt
Baltimore
Hank Bauer
Richert
Pete Richert
Washington
Orioles
Dodger Reliever
MIAMI
Pete Richer
Yale Beats Cornell 83-76 to Stay in Ivy Lead Pack
Yale seized an early advantage and defeated Cornell 83-76 to remain third in the Ivy League. Rob McCallum led Yale with 20 points while Greg Morris added 22. Cornell’s Hank South did not play due to fatigue, and Elise Frank Wisneski scored a career high 34 for Yale as the Bulldogs outrebounded the Big Red and edged them at the free throw line, 19 of 23. Yale rises to 14-7 overall, 7-4 in league. Cornell 13-9, 5-6. Attendance 1,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Haven
Yale
Cornell
Big Red
Elise Frank Wisneski
Hank South
Rob McCallum
Greg Morris
Cornell -Yale FT T. Gft
Olte
Gidsin
Esdoile
Waskila
Moris
Whsin
Stoner
Frye
Nancy Greene Nears Title In World Cup Skiing
In Chamonix France UPI reports Nancy Greene Canada Olympic giant slalom champion led the World Cup standings after winning the Alberg Kandahar race with 101 points to Isabelle Mir 93. Greene clocked 2 05.6 on a 2400 meter course, edging Christo Haas as Divina Galica finished third. Goitschel faltered finishing eighth, while American skiers struggled with Skinger ninth and Shellsworth failing to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamonix
France
UPI
Canada
Nancy Greene
Alberg Kandahar
Miss Greene
Idle Isabelle Mir
Miss Mir
Marielle Goitschel
Notre Dame College
Christo Haas
Austria
Divina
Galica
England
Miss Goitschel
United States
Boise
Idaho
Norwalk Tech Falls Short 100 93 To Hartford UConn
Norwalk Tech trailed by 17 at halftime but mounted a big second half rally, finishing 100 93 to Hartford UConn in Waterbury. Rich Davey scored 34 for Norwalk, while Pete Lowney led Hartford with 32 as Surina added 24 and 21 rebounds. Norwalk’s season record drops to 4 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Tech
Hartford Uconn
Waterbury
Norwalk
Rich Davey
Hartford
Pete Lowney
Davey
Ken Surina
Ray Hvizdo
Leon Johnson
Tech
Hartford Peonn
Hyvizdo
Hockey Results NHL He Gemes Scheduled AHL Baltimore
Hockey scores listed with teams including Hershey 7 over Baltimore 3 and Providence 3 over Quebec 3, plus mentions of Buffelo and Roches Sontiia W 3 Chavelend Fy. The fragmented text reports results across NHL AHL games with several unclear names and partial scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NHL
First-Place Savoys Play Plainville Here Tomorrow
Rippowan and Stamford advanced to the FCIAC finals by defeating New Canaan and Stamford Catholic in semifinals. Consolation and championship games set for Brien McMahon High in Norwalk. Stamford and Ripppowan meet at 8:30 after New Canaan vs Stamford Catholic. Plainville Merchants clash with Bridgeport Savoys at 8 p.m. in Shehan Center, impacting top spot in New England Basketball Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoys
Plainville
Rippowan
Stamford
FCIAC
New Cannan
Stamford Catholic
New Canaan
Brien McMahon
Norwalk
Warriors
Bruce Walter
Fon Wilson
McMahon
William Jones
Arnold DeValda
Jim Sullivan
Crusaders
Larry Jost
Black Knights
Jones
Brigeport Savoys
New England Basketball Association
Plainville Merchantsomorrow
Shehan Center
Merchants
Plainville High
Central Connecticut State College
Blue Devils
Gene Reillly
Paul Zajac
Jim Muraski
Stan Peicher
CCSC
Reilly
Zajac
Providence College
Bill Lasher
Trinity
Jim Belfiore
Belfiore
Lasher
Dick McIintyre
Bogus
Sullivan
Stronczek
Pelcher
Moore
Jack Kelly
Mike Koritko
Charley Hanson
Garvin Isa‘acs
Tom Penders
Rich Thompson
Phil Andros
Bill Holowaty
Dickie Thompson
Joe Sikorski
Chuck Curtis
St. Peter's
Assumption of Fairfield
Shehan Center Trojans
Orcutt
Huskies Welcome Undefeated LIU Blackbirds In Classified Battle
UConn hosts 19-0 Long Island University in a tough home test before 4 400 fans as the Huskies seek to snap a losing streak. LIU, led by Luther Green and Larry Newbold, sits atop the college ranks with balanced scoring and strong inside play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs
University of Connecticut
Huskies
Long Island University Blackbirds
Yale
Boston College
LSU
Wes
Newbold
Letterman Floyd Singer
Letterman Cliff
Culuko
Ivan Leshinsky
Undefeated UB Frosh Top Yale 87 to 75
Bridgeport freshmen, led by John Kisch with 25 points, defeated Yale Frosh 87-75 at Payne Whitney gym. Four UB players reached double figures, with Ed Jerome 16, Bill Ruks 12, John Foster-Bey 11, Craig Janoff 10, and Kisch fueling a 50-40 halftime lead as Yale rallied late. Morgan led Yale with 36 points in a losing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
John Kisch
University of Bridgeport
Yale Frosh
Payne Whitney
Kisch
Squires
Yale
Jim Morgan
Craig Janoff
Lou Campanelli
Ed Jerome
Bill Ruks
John Foster-Bey
Janoff
Morgan
Bridgeport
Fair Grounds Selects Best Names in Race List
A scrambled listing from Fair Grounds presents ten horse names including Blue Thorn Orchid Gem Bold Terry and North Star Host Dee Dra sAurmurs Pinolma ashes Hifloulin aunty Gem Ardking Kingsion Read Somells Pride Looks Lick More Cains Watch My Smoke King Jasper Fele Des Fleurs Summa Sword Pitoitown Quarter Til OK Roger Cyollo Tat Pac Turnles Charm Judge Kiitoy Wise Endeavour Problem Solvers Fleet Landing Witch Of Waihalta Greek Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinolma
Kingsion
Somells
King Jasper
Fele Des
Tornado Watch Welcomes Chisox Pitchers at Drills
In Sarasota, an inch and a half of rain and hail accompanied a tornado watch as White Sox pitchers and catchers began drills under manager Eddie Stanky. The weather could delay the first official workout of the battery men, with only two pitchers still unsigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
UPI
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Stanky
Gansett Selections in Dragansett and Other Race Names
A garbled list of horse or dog names appears with many misspellings and unclear pairings. Readable items include references to names like Tiger Stew and Royal Landing amid scattered words and numbers. no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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Merrimack Downs Shu
Uzarski
Ficehy A
Martone
Doleco
Naider
Evick Hilinsko
Stonco
Aalinalke
Lopresti Cerrigan A & D Salerne
Br. Bross Fp
Moore Tool Rometzick
Jayne
Aruzos
Cody
Carruba
Torrance Brown
Sereniglia
Deloare
Anlinx Shacks
Roosevelt
Park and Recreation Department
Lacroix
Gary Baum
Bob Fauser
Tom Finn
SHU
Norwalk Community College
Tom Robinson
Wally Hrabstack
Pucciarello
Bruce Bernhard
Robinson
Collins
Jake Moore
Haines
Purple Knights
Daley
UB Cagers
Knights
Stonehill
Bob
Boston Red Sox
Dave Morehead
Jose Santiago
Russ Gibson
Red Sox
Santiago
Gibson
Morehead
ABA
National Football League
CIAC
North Branford High School
New Britain
Telegram - Past Sports Department
Czernota
Dennis Kozaczek
Warren Green
Gary Boland
Aerdmock College
Bernhard
Minnesota
Taymonneys
New Jersey
Indiana
Js TB
Holand Denver
Jarrington
Avenula
Elsenstein
Oakland Nu
Anaheim
Gaspering
Ocher Denver
Hennessey
Pittsburgh
Reynolds
Hank
Dodgers
Mike Epstein
White Sox
Moe Drabowsky
Uconn Huskies
LIU Blackbirds
UB Frosh
Fair Grounds
Pitertown
Blue Thorn
Orchid
Gem
Bold Terry
North Star
Dee Dra
sAurmurs
Tornado Watch
Chisox
Dragansett
Dedgertown
Affache
Po Lil Chopple
Tyrone
Ee Star Tumbler
Ken Nallle
Tandarls
Plorc
Shpwise
Brash Boy
Aalschlel Boy
Overgage
Undercover Man
Wise Meeting
Tara Has
Royal Landing
Persian Path
Teddy Ox
Gedgertown
Bullets Brother
Pork Keights
1 Hult
Pull Sam
Credentiale
East Main St
Liberal
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