Brakettes Capture Regional Title In 73 to 61 Win
Raybestos Brakettes rallied in the fourth period to defeat New York Chuklas 72 61 at Shehan Center and claim the regional AAU women's basketball tournament title. Sopiano and Lopiano led Raybestos with 36 and 18 points respectively, while Hagen scored 30 for the Chuklas.
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Raybestos Brakettes
New York Chuklas
Shehan Center
Raybestos
Little Rhody
Providence
Framingham
Mass
Surfside Mermaids
Fairfield
Sopiano Stars
Donna Lopiano
Brakettes
Gene Hagen
New York
Lopiano
Joyce
Reilly
Hagen
Kyvalos
Mary Ann Ozdarski
DeLuca
Marge Whitehead
Ethel McBride
The
Chuklas
Sally Kraska
Surfside
Gini Duarte
Mary Martinis
Duarte
Bulges
Gzdarski
Martinis
Corvettes
Ozdarski
Georgie Palailis
Telegram
Plummer
Joan Joyce
New York Chakras
Joe Barber
St Ambrose Upsets Holy Name in CYO Showdown
In a feature CYO league game yesterday at Cathedral High and Notre Dame Girls School St Ambrose defeated Holy Name by briefing score to tie for first place as Oullette led with 30 points. Blessed Sacrament beat St Lawrence and St Catherine overwhelmed St Joseph 62 26 with Cremoto clocking 37 for Blessed Sacrament and Shurko 25 for St Catherine.
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St. Ambrose
Holy Name
Oullette
Blessed Sacrament
St. Lawrence
St. Catherine
St. Joseph
John Cremoto
Mike Shurko
Fred Roy
Parks and Recreation Department Notes
Intermediate and senior games tonight at Central High School include Girls Gym 6:30 West End versus Orcutt and 7:30 Holy Names versus St Catherine. Boys Gym features Orcutt Seniors versus St Cyril at 6:30 and St Teresa versus Eagles at 7:30 and Dunkin Donuts versus University School at 8:30 and YMCA versus St Michael at 9:30.
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Department of Parks and Recreation
Central High School
West End
Orcutt
Holy Names
St. Catherine
St. Marys
St. John the Baptist
St. Cyril
St Teresa
Eagles
Dunkin Donuts
University School
YMCA
St. Michael
Dot Hull Sets Six-Game Mark In Duckpin Play
Dorothy Hull of Danbury set a world record six game total of 936 to win the Watertown Turnpike women’s event in Connecticut duckpin action. Ed Formichella led a separate Devon event with a 828 six-game total, while other top scores were posted by Jim Franco, Joe Tartagni and more among 70 and 99 entrants. Coming events list Holy Trinity Bridgeport Washington Hartford women Schmitter and Glastenbury Bowl.
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Associated Press
Dorothy Hull
Danbury
Ed Formichella
West Haven
Connecticut
Mrs. Hull
Watertown Turnpike
Barbara Dinnon
Newport News
Norfolk
Cathy Dyak
Manchester
Kay Gatling
Windsor
Lori LeBlanc
Oakville
Ann Schmitter
Glastonbury
Fran Crampton
Morris
Judy Lovallo
Waterbury
Sally
Sahot
Woodbury
Formichella
John Verdrome
Orange
Jim Franco
Shelton
Joe Tartagni
Mike Gagliardi
Ansonia
Fred Yaps
Milford
Pat DeLuca
Devon
Jim Hoffman
Frank Galko
Bridgeport
Jand Aldo Toni
Tom Hanley
Holy Trinity
Washington
Hartford
Schmitter
North End Little League Registration This Weekend
Registration for the North End Little League occurs at the North End Boys' Club this Saturday and Sunday and on March 11 32 from 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m all four days. Eligible players are ages eight to 15 and must live within the area bounded by Old Town Road North Avenue Madison Avenue Sylvan Avenue and Seltsam Road.
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North End Little League
North End Boys’ Club
Old Town Road
North Avenue
Madison Avenue
Sylvan Avenue
Seltsam Road
Little Fellows Beat Lincoln 29 to 6 in Parks League
Little Fellows of St Michael's routed Lincoln 29 to 6 in a Department of Parks and Recreation youth basketball game yesterday. Other Little Fellows results included Thomas Hooker 21 West End 13 Whittier 45 Holy Rosary 20 Summerfield 26 Hallen 15 St Augustine Green 36 St Raphael's 22 St Teresa 19 St Augustine Red 11.
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St. Michael's
Lincoln
Department of Parks and Recreation League
Little Fellows
Thomas Hooker
West End
Whittier
Holy Rosary
Summerfield
Hallen
St. Augustine Green
St. Raphael's
St. Teresa
St. Augustine Red
Alcindor nets 61 as UCLA routs Washington State for 23rd win
Lew Alcindor scored 61 points and grabbed 24 rebounds to power UCLA to a 100-78 victory over Washington State, clinching the Pacific Eight title and an automatic NCAA bid. The Bruins improve to 23-0 and prepare for March 17 tourney play in Corvallis, Oregon, with three regular-season games remaining including a meeting with USC.
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Lew Alcindor
Alcindor
UCLA
Bruins
Washington State
Oregon State
Corvallis
Ore
Southern California
San Francisco
Bill Russell
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Princeton
Cornell
Louisville
Wichita State
Western Kentucky
Murray State
Kansas
Missouri
Houston
Creighton
Tennessee
Auburn
Texas Western
West Texas State
USC
UCLAI
Cougars
College Cage Roundup Highlights ACC and NCAA Hopes
North Carolina built a 52-35 lead over Virginia as six players hit double figures led by Larry Miller with 21 as the Tar Heels hope to jell for the ACC tourney entering March. Princeton moved near an NCAA bid by beating Cornell with John Haarlow scoring 25 in a taller Tigers win. Louisville fell to Wichita State 74-67 despite 24 from Wes Unseld as the Cards chase an NCAA semifinal clash. Indiana slipped past Towns 75-74 while Michigan State lost to Wisconsin 68-64, and Canisius upset top-ranked Syracuse 68-64 in a late surge. Other scores included Utah State dropping to Colorado State 80-73, Duke over Notre Dame 77-65, and USC routing Washington 106-69.
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Alcindor
North Carolina
Virginia
Tar Heels
Larry Miller
Princeton
Cornell
Tigers
Pennsylvania
John Haarlow
Louisville
Wichita State
Wes Unseld
Unseld
Melvin Reed
Indiana
Towns
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Canisius
Utah State
Colorado State
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Providence
Holy Cross
Duke
Notre Dame
Toledo
Miami
Ohio
St. John’s
Florida
Mississippi State
Wyoming
Brigham Young
USC
Washington
Southern Ilinois
Kentucky Wesleyan
Lordship Upsets Greeks 72 67 In YMCA senior division
Lordship Community upset second round champion Greek Holy Trinity 72 67 as Bob Baird and Ed Wojcicki combined for 49 points. The Greeks suffered their first second round loss but clinched the title with other results, while First Presbyterian earned a forfeit win over St George Albanian.
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Bob Baird
Ed Wojcicki
Lordship Community
Greek Holy Trinity
YMCA
Salem Luthern
Mt. Aerie Baptist
First Presbyterian
St. George Albanian
Holy Trinity
Lordship
Stacey Kourmetis
Mike Stavrakas
Rich Linell
Harry Eflam
Salem Lutheran
Mt.Aerie
Don Peeler
Willie Moore
West End
St. John Episcopal
St. John Acr
Zion Lutheran
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Black Rock Congregational
United Congregational
AME Zion Methodist
First United
Fairfield Grace Methodist
Christ Episcopal
Holy Cross
Leabhover
Covenant Congregational
Bridgeport First Methodist
Stratford Methadist
St. Nicholas Syrian
St. Dimitrie
Stratford Methodist
St. George Episcopal
GRK
Holy Trin
Lordship Com
GFP
Sennede
S Baird
Kouremetis
Kinder Sets European Indoor 400m Record at Belgrade Meet
Manfred Kinder of West Germany shattered the European indoor mark with a 47.6 second 400 meter run at an international Belgrade meet held Sunday.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Manfred Kinder
West Germany
NIT hopes ride on St Francis visit to Fairfield
St Francis of Loretto Pennsylvania seeks an NIT berth as they clash with Fairfield University in Fairfield Gymnasium at 8:15 p.m. The Red Flash carry a 17-7 mark and feature 6-8 Larry Lewis and 6-5 Lennie Murray atop the visitors’ attack. Fairfield, riding a four-game win streak after a 90-67 victory at East Carolina, counters with Charlie Phillips and Bill Tones as they chase a late-season surge. The doubleheader includes Fairfield freshmen vs Quinnipiac at 6:15 p.m. and is broadcast by WNAB and WATR-FM with Bob Ritzert.
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St. Francis
Loretto
Fairfield University
Stags
Fairfield Gymnasium
St. Peter's
Jersey City
East Carolina
New Haven
Fairfield
George Bisacca
Boston College
Stag
St. Joseph's
Larry Lewis
Chicago
Lennie Murray
Lewis
John Clark
John Penwell
Meriden
Wilcox Tech
St. Franc
Bill Coyle
Bristol
Pentwell
Norm Vankier
Midland
Duquesne
Wiliam and Mary
Texas Southern
Hofstra
Creighton
Catholic
Geneva
Steubenville
Charlie Phillips
Bill Tones
Notre Dame
Murray
Bisacca
St. Peter’s
Quinnipiac College
Frank Magaletta
White Plains
N.Y
Jim Brown
Magalatta
WNAB
Watr-Fm
Bob Ritzert
Surging Maple Leafs Defeat Rangers 4 2
New York Rangers suffer a 4 2 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs as Mike Walton and Jim Pappin power the comeback. Red Kelly seals the win with a late breakaway as Toronto extends its streak to seven. Ed Giacomin struggles in goal for the Rangers.
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NEW York
Mike Walton
Jim Pappin
Toronto
New York Rangers
Leafs
Red Kelly
Rangers
Ed Giacomin
Walton
Pappin
Bob Pulford
Giacomin
Phil Goyette
Bernie Geoffrion
Geoffrion
Frank Mahavolich
al MacNeil
Arnie Brown
Jenkins Seeks Sweep Of Second Half Play
Jenkins (4 0) aims to sweep its second-half slate in the YMCA Industrial basketball league’s B division. They face SNETCO (1 3) at Bullard-Havens gym at 7 45 tonight. Bridgeport Brass (1 3) meets Warner Brothers (2 2) at 6 30, Remington Arms vs Dictaphone (1 3) at 9. A Jenkins win could force a division title playoff with Remington Arms.
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Jenkins
Ymca Industrial Basketball League
Snetco
Bullard-Havens
Bridgeport Brass
Warner Brothers
Remington Arms
Dictaphone
Paramounts Win The Bridgeport In Brass City Clash
The Paramounts defeated the Waterbury Y 98-90 in Bridgeport. It was their fourth win of the year against three losses. Dave Bike led with 53 points, Bob Kinney scored 17, and Charlie Ward and Fred Salvati also delivered solid performances for the home team.
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Bridgeport
Paramounts
Waterbury
Brass City
Lowell Barker
Dave Bike
Bob Kinney
Charlie Ward
Fred Salvati
Canadiens and Hawks settle for 2 2 tie in Chicago
Henri Richard scores late to lift Montreal to a 2 2 tie with Chicago as both teams trade leads. Chicago's Doug Mohns and Phil Esposito tallies are answered by J C Tremblay and Richard, with Montreal holding a 31 25 shot edge and the game ending in a draw.
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Hawks
Montreal
Doug Mohns
Rogatien Vachon
Chicago
J.C. Tremblay
Phil Esposito
Bobby Hull
Richard
Canadiens
Denis de Jordy
Parochial League Laceame¢ Tops St Ambre 22 17 in Park Dept Game
Parochial League Lacemain? toppled St Ambre 22 to 17 in a Parks and Recreation Parochial School game. Other results include St Charles 52 over St John Baptist 34 and St Raphael 34 over St Peters 20.
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St. Ambre
Department of Parks and Recreation
St. Charles
St. John Baptist
St. Patrick
Sacred Heart
St. Raphael
St. Peter's
St. Andrew's
St Joseph
Said's sled wins Diamond Trophy with 1 07.87 run
In Lake Placid UPI reports Bob Said of New York steered his four man sled to victory in the Diamond Trophy. The fastest heat of the day produced a 1 07.87 time down Mt. Van Hoevenburg, sealing Said's win for the team.
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Lake Placid
UPI
Mt. van Hoevenburg
Bob Said
New York
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Lue Kyvalos
Chukas
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Little League
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Electronic Designers
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College Cage State
Yeshiva
St. Anselm’s
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Babson
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Kinder
Spoiler
Curtis Champlions
Walter Curtis
Bishop Curtis
Jerry Lademan
Assumption
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Maple Leafs
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Prince Tech
Southington Ridgefield
Terryville
Masuk
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Stafford Springs
South Windsor
Torrington
Wethersfield
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Immaculate
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