Bassick Tops Torrington In Industrial League Showdown
In a playoff night at the Brass Recreation Center the Bassick squad defeated Torrington 78-173 in a high scoring encounter. Lycoming beat Detroit Central 52-39 as SNET-Raybestos edged a tight clash 56-49 with a late burst to seal it. Remington Arms topped Jenkins 42-34 to reach the National division playoffs as Mitchell Carry and Bassick-Sthorsky awaited their Thursday fixtures.
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Griesel
DiMattia
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Lindberg
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Arms
Remington Arms
Jenkins Bros
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Daly
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Martin Kurimaky
Carley
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Stable
Polancik
Tarranting
Giccarai
Romers
Perez Stops Boardman In Boxing Bout
Brooklyn’s Lulu Perez stops Larry Boardman in the second round after a left hook to the jaw. Perez, who suffered left side pain, was down at the end of the fifth round before continuing. doctor advised X rays to check for rib fractures.
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Parr Beach
Fiz
Perez
Alexander Robbins
Perez Bret
Ward Wins New England Junior Welterweight Title
Hartford fighter Steve Ward, 23, edged Teddy Davis over 12 rounds to take the New England Junior Welterweight crown 55-54 on referee Guido Franciamore’s score. Ward improves to 36-4, Davis loses for the fourth time. Bobby Lincoln halted George Ross in the eight round semi final.
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Steve Ward
New England
Teddy
Redtop) Davis
Guido Franciamore
Asonville
Ward
Steve
Davis
Bobby Lincoln
New Haven
George
Kid) Ross
Lincoln
Blades Rally To Beat Ramblers 2-1 In Eastern Hockey Clash
New Haven Blades upset Philadelphia Ramblers 2-1 at the arena as Claude Boiseau scored with 19 seconds left for the margin. Don Perry opened the scoring late in the third period with Ray Savard assisting.
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New Haven Blades
Philadelphia Ramblers
Claude Boiseau
Don Perry
Ray Savard
Warriors Clinch Third With 132 110 Win Over Knicks
Philadelphia Warriors crushed the New York Knicks 132-110 at Madison Square Garden to solidify third place in the Eastern division. George Yardley scored 44 points, Tom Gola 23, and Arizin 20 for the winners. Cliff Hagan led New York with 34. Detroit Pistons beat St Louis Hawks 114-111 in the opener.
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Philadelphia Warriors
New York Knickerbockers
Madison Square Garden
National Basketball Association
George Yardley
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Warriors
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Woody Lauldsberry
Paul Arizin
George
Tom Gola
Arizin
Ken Sears
Pistons
Dick McGuire
Nat Clifton
Detroit
Cliff Hagen
Hawks
Bob Pettit
Clifton
Pettit
Jack McMahan
Yardley
Ariz
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Silky Sullivan Wins Arcadia Warmup in Close Finish
Silky Sullivan narrowly defeated his rivals by a half length in the Three Rings Purse at Arcadia California. The crowd of 26 566 braved the cold as the star horse unleashed a late burst on the final stretch turning six and a half furlongs in a sensational 1 22 5. The result serves as a prep for the Santa Anita Derby with a $100 008 purse looming.
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Calif
Silky Sullivan
Bassick Tops Torrington In Class A Tourney Thriller
Danny Morello scores 34 points to lead Bassick High School Lions past Torrington 78-73 in New Haven arena opening round CIAC State Class A tournament. Morello outplays Torrington star Fred Bredice 33 points as Bassick gains a 16th win with Kleinman and Jacobson sparking late rally and clinching the victory.
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New Haven Arena
Danny Morello
Bridgeport
Bassick High School
Lions
Torrington
Red Raiders
CIAC
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Fred Bredice
Bredice
Naugatuck Valley
Len Kleinman
Bassick
Dick Sme
John Jacobson
Basisick
Kleinman
Dave Frauenhofer
Frauenhofer
Jim McElhone
McElhone
Jacobson
Eddie Romatzick
Bredicer
Smedick
MclIhone
Eddie Ramatzick
Paul Bergman
Bridgeport Lions
Assumption
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Georsetown
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Rte
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S. High
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Bob
Titzarin
Coffey
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Fairfield
Hols Crosston
Notre Dame
Fordham
Georgetown
Sterling Teams Busy With Youth Basketball Schedule
The Sterling House Little Fellows Pee Wee and Midget All Star teams meet Jewish Community Center squads on the JCC court this afternoon with times listed for each game. Thursday features interclub play against Middle Street Boys Club and YMCA Juniors contests, plus table games overseen by Bill McBride and Jim Kish. The Sterling Intermediates face Orcutt State at 7 p.m. tonight.
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Little Fellows
Jewish Community Center
JCC
Middle Street
Bill McBride
Jim Kish
YMCA
Sterlings
Sterling Intermediates
Orcutt
UB Quintet to Face Elm City Team Here
The University of Bridgeport hosts New Haven State Teachers College at the UB Gym at 8:30 PM in the final home game of the season. UB’s 12 7 team looks to win five at home and improve to 6 6 at home, while Elm City 12 7 aims to rebound after a loss to Albany State Teachers College.
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New Haven State Teachers College
Herb Glines
Purple Knights
Fairfield University
Brass Recreation Center
New Haven Frosh
Gus Seaman
Purple Knightss
Bridgeport
Owls
Albany State Teachers College At
Albany
D'Ambrose
Owl
Don Parelli
John Saffo
Ken Lombardo
Bob McAlpine
Elm City
New Haven
Hal Hellerman
Fairfield
Brass Girls Rout St Vincent's 64 49 in YWCA Play
Bridgeport Brass defeated St. Vincent's 64 to 49 led by Chernesky with 36 points and Charabini 16. Means scored 31 for St Vincent's as Sikorsky’s Telephone Company girls won 58 to 18 behind Skudlarek's 18.
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Chernesky
St. Vincent's
YWCA
Charabini
Krish
Means
Telephone Company
Sikorsky Lassies
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Vanced Bet
BRASS
Gyfr Brayaich
Cnareninit
Rogocinski
Lernesks
Spear
Sasey
Wilson
Onarchese
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Yakowicz
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Kelly R
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Hannon
OlKotest
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Parochial All Stars to Face Notre Dame in City Gym Showdown
The Parochial League All-Stars meet Notre Dame Freshman basketball Friday at 6:45 p.m. in the Notre Dame gym. Parochial lineup includes Diale Dwyer Dizenzo Costello Petite James Buswell Stillings Lee. Coach Tagatac will lead the Parochials and Cullen will direct the Notre Dame squad.
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Stonehill
Kings College
Bill Diale
St. Charles
Joe Dwyer
Sacred Heart
Bryant Dizenzo
Ist. Augustine's
Paul Costello J
Ron Petite
St. Mary's
Bob ‘James
St. Anthony's
Leslie
Buswell
St. Patricks
Dan
Stillings
Len Lee
St. Ambrose
ePedro Tagatac
Charley Cullen
Wilbur Cross Dominates Stratford In Class A Tournament
Wilbur Cross of New Haven, ranked No 1, defeated Stratford's North Paraders 56 49 in the first round. Perne Hulteen and Multeen led Cross with 17 points each as the Governors built an 18 point third quarter lead. Robinson and Ross led Stratford with 12 points apiece and Robinson grabbed 11 rebounds.
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Wilbur Cross High School
Stratford
North Paraders
Perne
Hulteen
Dom Perne
Bill Multeen
Biggins
Red Verderame
Jerry Nolan
Ted Robinson
Dick Ross
Perno
Ithe
Wilbur Cross
Elm City
Don Ferrara
Ross
Robinson
Rose
Robinson Looks Good In Sparring Session
Sugar Ray Robinson boxed two rounds in Greenwood Lake New York as he trains for his March 25 middleweight title bout with Carmen Basilio. He sparred with Irish Bobby Lee and Lee Williams, with handlers saying he looked better than at any time since returning to training.
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N. Y
Sugar Ray Robinson
Carmen Basilio
Robinson
I Irish
Bobby Lee
Lee Williams
Left Alone Triumphs In Bowie Feature Race
Leftalone, a three year old colt with a sparse record, produced his best effort to win a four length victory in the Bowie feature. The chestnut horse, coming from behind, moved to the lead midway through the six furlong sprint and drew clear under jockey Richard Gordon.
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Leftalone
Bowie
Richard Gordon
Wethersfield Defeats Warren Harding 66 46 In NCAC Playoff Clash
Wethersfield High School rallied from an early deficit to overwhelm Warren Harding 68 to 46 in a Preliminary CIAC Class A game at Lyman Hall gym. Led by Ron Morrissette 19 points and Johnny Pinchera 15, the Eagles used strong rebounding and a late burst to seize a 38 29 lead and pull away late. Next meet Norwich Free Academy in New Haven on Thursday at 9 15 PM.
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Wallingford
Wethersfield High School
Warren Harding
Lyman Hall
CIAC
Wethersfield
Harding
Eagles
Harding Cagers
Norwich
Norwich Free Academy
New Haven
Ron Morrissette
Morrissette
Johnny Pinchera
Ken Stewart
Pinchera
Stewart
Presidents
Steve Miska
Forrest Taylor
Myles Goodson
Harding Wethhale
Tmoperc
Holy Cross defeats UConn in double overtime thriller
In Worcester Massachusetts Holy Cross upset NCAA tournament bound Connecticut Huskies 92-89 after double overtime Tom Ryan scored 22 points and Jack Whelan Art Andreoli and Joe Hughes sparked the comeback Holy Cross trailed 38-35 at halftime and 68-41 late in the second half CT tied the game 76-all and 78-all to force OT.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross
Connecticut
Huskies
Tom Ryan
Jack Whelan
Whelan
Art Andreoli
Joe Hughes
Seattle and Loyola Earn NCAA At-Large Berths
Seattle and Loyola of New Orleans secured at large bids to the NCAA major college basketball tournament, joining Oklahoma State, Notre Dame, Pitt, Manhattan, and Boston College as at-large selections. The field grows to 11 teams with conference champions auto berths filling the rest and first rounds set for March 7-8 ahead of Evansville finals.
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Loyola
New Orleans
Oklahoma State
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Pitt
Manhattan
Boston College
Temple
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Kentucky
Idaho State
St. Michael's
Evansville
Ind
Adelphi
New York
Brandeis
Waltham
Mass
Assumption of Worcester
New Bedford
Tech
New Haven State Teachers
Quinnipiac College of
N. J
Fordham
St. John's
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Madison Square Garden
Chieftains
Rocky Mountain
Border Sland West Coast Athletic Association
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