Spring Training Notes Highlight Mixed Cards and Reds
In Cocoa Florida the Astros plan their first intrasquad with regulars. Reds and Tigers show unsigned holdouts and signings as spring drills begin. Cardinals and Senators provide updates on absences and signings while Braves coach projects a 20 win season for Denny Lemaster.
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Cocoa
Joe Morgan
Reds
Tampa, Fla
Lemaster
West Palm Beach, Fla
UPI
Atlanta Braves
Whitlow Wyatt
Denny Lemaster
Wyatt
Victory Camp Wins Yonkers Feature in Fast 2 05
Victory Camp driven by Al Burton sped to a 2 05 mile at Yonkers Raceway the fastest trot of the meeting. The horse led from the quarter and finished a nose ahead of Sis Bomb with Lone Tree Ace 1 5 lengths back. Crowd 18 972. exacta $9 60. Victory Camp pays 5 20 3 60 3 09. Owned by James Monett and John McCambridge of NYC.
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Yonkers
N.Y
UPI
Victory Camp
al Burton
Sis Bomb
Lone Tree Ace
James Monett
John McCambridge
New York City
Dapper Grattan S
James David R
Ripprowam Routs Norwalk to Take FC IAC Title
Ripprowom Warriors finished an 71 48 victory over Norwalk High to claim the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference championship. Tom McCracklin scored 36 points and Tom Wilson added 21 as Ripprowom built a large first half lead and maintained control. Norwalk, 16-5, was led by Gary Boland with 13 points, while Jim Burey was sidelined with a back strain.
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Norwalk
Rippawam
Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference
FCIAC
Norwalk High School
Brien McMahon
Warriors
Tom McCracklin
Tom Wilson
Rippowam
Gary Boland
Green Wave
Wilson
Rippowum
Stamford
Jim Burey
tAcCrocklin
Boland
Alter
O'Maley
Ctklin
Cook
Kohler
Torlon
Soble
W.pailler
Railler
fAnnby
Rising
Grant Good
Yale Rout Harvard 100-75 In Ivy Clash
Yale surged from a 19-13 deficit to a 15-1 run and beat Harvard 100-75 in New Haven. Rick Johnson and Ed Goldstone led with 30 and 21 points as Yale improved to 12-7 overall and 9-3 in the Ivy. Harvard fell to 2-10 Ivy and 14-? overall.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Elis
Rick Johnson
Ed Goldstone
Barth Royer
Bob Kanuth
Fairfield Old Timers Set Thursday Meeting
The Fairfield Old Timers club will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Wakeman Memorial club to arrange nominating new officers. The officer election will occur at the April gathering which will also be the club's Sports night.
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Fairfield Old Timers Club
Wakeman Memorial Club
Me Club
Stags Face Pirates in New Haven Rivalry Opener
Fairfield hosts East Carolina in New Haven at 8 15 p m with Dan Pasquariello leading the Pirates 16 8 season scoring and Ken Sabo supporting on the front line Fairfield seeks a third win in four games after recent victories over Stonehill Bridgeport and a bid to finish strong against St Francis Assumption and Worcester.
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East Carolina College
Dan Pasquariello
Fairfield University
New Haven Arena
Stags
Stonehill
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Boston College
Georgetown
New Haven
East Carolina
Tom Quinn
Newberry
High Point
Pasquariello
Paterson
N.J
East High School
Greenville
N.C
Carolina
Ken Sabo
Youngstown
Ohio
Vince Colbert
Utah
Gerry Smith
Purple Knights
Art Kenney
Sabo
Bill Jones
Charlie Phillips
Cocaptain
Bill Pritz
Larry China
Pritz
Notre Dame
Kenney Jones
Phillips
Bill Boyd
Sol Crenshaw
St. Francis of Loretta
Stag Gymnasium
Worcester
Mass
Assumption
Frank Magaletta
White Plains
N.Y
Lou Saccone
St. Thomas More
Colchester
Magaletta
Stepinac
Yale Sports Slate Highlights Varsity and Freshman Lineups
Yale schedule lists basketball, squash, wrestling, swimming, polo, hockey, track and more at Payne Whitney Gym and Cambridge venues. Matchups include Dartmouth, Princeton, Harvard, Andover, and Virginia with times ranging from 1 p.m. to 8:32 p.m. on listed days.
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Dartmouth
Payne Whitney
Ailford Academy
Princeton
Naketone
Payne
Andover
Molverady
Virginia
Armory
Harvard
Cambridge
Freshepern
Hanover
Ivy Leaders Vie Tonight Princeton Crushes Columbia
Princeton and Cornell routed Ivy rivals in strong showings. Joe Heiser scored 21 as Princeton beat Columbia 97 to 45, while Cornell overwhelmed Penn 101 to 81 to move to 11 1 in the league and 18 4 overall.
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Princeton
UPI
Joe Heiser
Columbia
Tigers
Cornell
Bill Ames
Oppotamity
Helser
Oema
Vlaltrs
Gnamt
Thmid
Thoms
Horriw
Witcek
Hamer
Grnacs
Brown
Hitmn Dodd
Lehna
Netz van
Adler
Arms
Roch
Sk.bra
Chsini
Florml Ooo Q Pajch
Borger
Halfjime
Walaczek
Chiefs Meet Meriden Titans In Open Playoff Clash
The Paramount Chiefs face the Meriden AGC Titans tonight at 8 in Platt High School gym as the New England Basketball Association opens its playoff. Waterbury plays East Hartford in the other game with the winners advancing to meet league champ Terryville in a best-of-three final. Chiefs starters include Chuck Curtis and Art Young as forwards, Bill Jones at center, and John DiMaggio with Mike Branch at guard.
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Paramount Chiefs
Meriden
AGC Titans
Platt High School
New England Basketball Association
Waterbury
East Hartford
Twp
Terryville
Chiefs
Chuck Curtis
Art Young
Bill Jones
John DiMaggio
Mike Branch
Dick Jackson
Todd Linley
Our Saviour Clouts Christ the King 98-49
Our Saviour defeated Christ the King 98 to 49 in a Thruway League game in Southport. The Bronx team improved to 16-2, while Christ the King fell to 5-12. The junior varsity also won 67-46 despite Bill Morris scoring 18.
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Our Saviour
Bronx
Christ the King
Southport
Kingsmen
Bill Morris
GEP
Wingate
Erry Wallace
Pistons edge Lakers 102 101 on Miles late hoops
Eddie Miles scored two crucial jump shots in the final minutes to lift the Detroit Pistons to a 102 101 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. Detroit moved within 9 games of third place in the Western Division playoff race as Elgin Baylor and Jerry West led LA.
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Detroit
UPI
Eddie Miles
Detroit Pistons
Los Angeles Lakers
Pistons
Lakers
Miles
Elgin Baylor
Baylor
Jerry West
Les Ana
Bing
Touls
Delran
Los Angeles
College Basketball Scores From Various Matchups
A compiled list shows multiple college games with varied results including Yale 180 Har vard 75 and Harvard Frosh 54, Princeton 7 Columbus 45, Penn at Hunter 45, Boston College 103 Georgetown 91, Vermont 70 Boston A and F zijn Middlebury 72, Colgate 78 Buffalo 36, Samford 81 VMAT 71, Gannon 84 Parsons 75, Saint Francis Maine 74 Robson Institute 63, Knox 82 Tusculum 41, Knox 78 Coe 82, NAIA tournament first round Boston State 45 Quinnipiac 4.
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Harvard
Princeton
Columbus
Penn
Hunter
Brooklyn College
Boston College
Georgetown
D.C
Monterory State
Newark State
New York Tech
Beatley
St Francis Me
Robson Institute
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Colgate
Buffalo
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VMAT
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CONY
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N.Y
Proto Institute
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Beloit
Monmouth
Gannon
Parsons
Bethany
W. Va
Allegheny
Pace
Stony Brook
North Dakola State
South Dakota
Knox
Coe
Tusculum
Boston State
Quinnipiac
State
Bryantes
Lorenzen, Yarbrough Win Two Daytona 100 Mile Races
Fred Lorenzen won the two 100 mile events at Daytona after running out of gas late in the second race, setting a 100 mile speed record. Lee Roy Yarbrough surged past rivals late in the first race to claim victory, with A J Foyt and Paul Goldsmith in close pursuit. Curtis Turner led qualifying with 180.831 mph as 35,000 watched on a sunny day ahead of Sunday’s $200,000 Daytona 500.
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Lee Roy Yarbrough
Columbia
So. Cal
Daytona Beach
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Paul Goldsmith
Munster
Ind
Fla
UPI
Fred Lorenzen
Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Daytona Raceway
Darel Dierpser
Charlotte
N.C
Caleb Yarborough
Junior Johnson
Yarbrough
S.C
Richard Petty
Randleman
Norwalk Tech Beats UConn Hartford for Second in Conference
Norwalk Tech defeated the Hartford branch of the University of Connecticut 90 to 82 to secure second place in the Connecticut Small College conference with a 9 1 league record. Clint Boye led with 24 points while Harry Mautte and Bill Stockell pulled in 27 and 20 rebounds to pace the winners.
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Norwalk Tech
University of Connecticut
Norwalk
Post Junior College
Clint Baye
Harry Mautte
Bill Stockell
Hartford-Uconn GE
Stockell
Osowski
Orinchock
Boye
Fagan
Staron
Dolev
Staley
Hirsehorn
Surina
Powell
Hockey Scores From National American and Eastern Leagues
Hockey results show Baltimore beating Hershey 4 to 2 and Cleveland tying Pittsburgh 1 1. Buffalo beat an opponent 2 to 0 as the only game listed. In the Eastern League New Jersey defeated Long Island 4 to 1 while Charlotts beat Knoxville 5 to 2 and Johnstown routed Clinton 8 to 4.
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Baltimore
Hershey
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Rochester
Buffalo
New Jersey
Long Island
Charlotts
Knoxville
Johnstown
Clinton
Pro Basketball Scores Card Shows Wide NBA Results
Philadelphia defeated Ballimore 149 to 8, Detroit posted 102 while Los Angeles scored 10 in a chaotic scorecard.
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Philadelphia
Ballimore
Detroit
Los Angeles
Brakettes V Create Test With Surfside Mermaids
The Brakettes meet the Surfside Mermaids tonight at 7 in the Regional AAU tournament at Archbishop Shehan Center as the Brakettes chase their 15th straight win. Five afternoon games open the single elimination format with two more Sunday finals in the championship and consolation divisions.
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AAU Spa
Archbishop Shehan Center
Surfside Mermaids
Fairfield
Joan Joyce
New England
Joyce
Donna LoPiano
Brakattes
Raybestos
Brenda Reilly
Ann DeLuca
Martie Whitehead
Willie Roze
Liane Wynns
Fe Riccio
Kathy Re's
Marie Heady
Shirley Lambert
Sandra Eriksson
Patricia Small
Christina Klaus
Barbara Underhill
Sally Kraska
Jackie Palmer
Sharon Weaver
Chris Silillio
Maryann Cappiello
New York Chuckles
Carlos Gems
Springfield
Mass
Breevoit A.C
New York City
Providence
Gallup
New Mexico
Gann’s Department Store
Carroll's Sports Shop
Rotary Travel Agency of
Stratford
Wilt Chamberlain Greer spark 76ers past Bullets in high scoring win
Wilt Chamberlain and Hal Greer combined for 78 points as the Philadelphia 76ers overwhelmed the Baltimore Bullets 149 to 118. Chamberlain hit all 18 field goal attempts, matching an NBA record with 42 points and 30 rebounds, while Greer added 36 with sharp outside shooting. The victory, Philadelphia’s fifth straight, kept their pace atop the East and left them with five wins to match the league single season record for victories with 15 games remaining.
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UPI
Wilt Chamberlain
Hal Greer
Philadelphia 7&Ers
Baltimore Bullets
Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Wilt
Greer
76Ers
Ray Scott
Philadelphia
79Ers
NBA
Baltimore
Goet Jcksn
Walker S
Scott
Chmbdin Ellis
Lughry
Jones
YS Broil
Morin
Cunghm
Egan
Guokes
Worley
Detroit Tigers look for comeback season with mixed hopes
Baseball notes assess Detroit Tigers 1966 pitching and hitting. Aguirre Sparma must rebound. Earl Wilson returns for full season after 13-6 2.59 era with Tigers. Offense centers on Cash Horton Kaline and Northrup with strong power and run production amid debuting bench depth. Manager Dressen’s death cited as morale impact. prediction calls for a tough but not strong year.
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Sandy Padwe
Dave Wickersham
Bulpen
Fred Gladding
Orlando Pena
Larry Sherry
Johnny Podres
Binfield
Norm Cash
Jerry Lumpe
Jake Wood
Dick McAuliffe
Don Wert
Willie Horton
al Kalirie
Jim Northrup
Mickey Stanley
Bill Freehan
Orlando McFarlane
Gates Brown
Stanley
Dick Tracewski
Ray Oyler
Aguirre
Sparma
Charley Dressen
Rousseau Suspended for Two Games by NHL President
Bobby Rousseau of the Montreal Canadiens was suspended for two games by NHL president Clarence Campbell for elbowing a referee near the Boston Bruins game last Thursday. Rousseau admitted brushing the official but denied heavy contact, while Toe Blake accompanied him at the hearing. Campbell rejected provocations as excuses for striking the referee.
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Montreal
UPI
Bobby Rousseau
Montreal Canadiens
NHL
Clarence Campbell
Boston Bruins
Art Skov
Rousseau
Boston
INHL
Toe Blake
Brush
Campbell
Mente
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