Bunnell Tops Stratford Behind Begen's 46 points
Bunnell’s Rich Begen scored 46 including six in overtime to lift the Bulldogs to a 92-88 win over Stratford in a thrilling MBIAC contest. Vic Swaller tied the game with eight seconds left in regulation as Stratford rallied, but Bunnell edged ahead in each overtime with Vaughn, Hewetz, and Begen guiding the attack. Slosar led Stratford with 28, Fagan 18, Swaller 17. Stratford and Bunnell also split a junior varsity win, 54-52.
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Rich Begen
Bunnell
Stratford
MBIAC
North Paraders
Vic Swaller
Pedro Tagatac
Bunnett Cagers
Steve Dyott
Ott
Stegner
Begen
Scott Vaughn
Vaughan
Hewetz
Slosar
Fagan
Swaller
John Ruby
Mark Dellinger
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Ndyott Aodyd Donnelly
Benetz
Kowalski
dSchelbeb
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Vaughn
Swaller Body Pistey
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Hilltoppers
Milford
Indians
Gene Mack
Tom Sparks
Ray Mahon
Sparks
Mack
Paul Lucas
Bob Williams
Williams
Horace Jenkins
Russ Hunt
Hunt
Kener
Bert Douglas
Central Milford Fp
GFP
Blainey
Cruse
Oluras
Walliams
Swanson
Jenkins
Walker
Prusaski
Ferrino
Curry
Schrader
Johnzon Oo
Gkelly Oo
Lapinski OQ
Daxton
Semo Oo
Wun
Otzel Powers Trumbull Over New Canaan 80 69
High scorer Rick Otzel pumped in 30 as Trumbull Eagles beat New Canaan 80 69 in FCIAC action to snap a three game skid. Minton added 22 with 14 rebounds, Knepler 13, while Saunders led New Canaan with 22 and 19 boards. Trumbull improves to 4 4, New Canaan splits the night after a 78 77 win by Ned Jurasewski.
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Rick Otzel
Trumbull
Eagles
New Canaan
FCIAC
Trumbull High School
Olzel
Dick Shea
Roger Minton
Howie Knepler
Minton
Knepler
Bob Saunders
Rams
Bob Neal
Piel
Pennington
Fopgies
Ned Jurasewski
New Concon Trumbull Gfp
GFF Paokatunga
GO Anderson
Dukes
Roosevelt Event Won By Sampson Knight
Sampson Knight rallied in the stretch Friday night to win the featured $5,000 pace at Roosevelt Raceway before 15,216 fans. Jimmy Callahan presented the winner, paying $10.20. Van Rebeck finished second, a length behind, while Sampson Knight posted a 2:06 2/5 mile. Schaefer Byrd and Flying Boots built a $101.00 daily double.
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Estbury
N. Y
UPI
Sampson Knight
Roosevelt Raceway
Jimmy Callahan
van Rebeck
Schaefer Byrd
Flying Boots
Shehan Center opens 1968 season with 58 49 win over Central Catholic
Archbishop Shehan Center Trojans beat Central Catholic freshmen 58 to 49 as Walt Luckett scores 21 and Dennis Mc Laughlin adds 11. Tonight at 6 they host Jewish Community Center of Bridgeport at Shehan Center, with Kalbe High freshmen game following on Monday at 3 45 at Kalbe.
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Archbishop Shehan Center
Central Catholic
Walt Luckett
Trojans
Dennis McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Luckett
al Fillipone
Bob Speer
Mark Balakier
Ron DelBianco
Fred Poole
Michael Brooks
Keith Lewis
Damon Hill
George Bisacca
Bob Bielen
James McCullough
Robert Finch
Celtics
Royals
Hawks
76Ers
Lakers
Knicks
Columbia Domination: Yale 72 Colum bia 100
Columbia center Dave Newmark scored 40 points and grabbed 18 rebounds as the Lions routed Yale 100-72 in Ivy League play. McMillian added 16 and Walaszek 17 for Columbia, which built a 47-33 halftime lead and pulled away late.
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Dave Newmark
Columbia
Lions
Yale
Jim McMillian
Newmrk
Newmark
McMillian
Roger Walaszek
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daColum
Merilon
SD Golds'ne
Dotsen
Whiston
Sames
Foster
Barner
Chalten
Metz
Dowling
Brown
Finn
Hartford Hawks Rally To Edge Coast Guard
Hartford University of Hartford defeated Coast Guard 87 78 in New London as a late hot stretch before halftime broke a tight game. Ken Gwordz led Hartford with 20 points and Dave Dubois paced Coast Guard with 19 as the Cadets closed to seven late.
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NEW London
University of Hartford
Coast Guard
Hawks
Hartford
Ken Gwordz
Thompsonville
Dave DuBois
Walcott i
Lamonica Sidelined By Mild Flu Attack
Oakland Raiders star quarterback Daryle Lamonica stayed in bed with a mild flu Friday but was hoped to be up today. Dr Kendall Small said the illness is not serious and Lamonica should be well by tomorrow as the team prepares to travel to Boca Raton for January 14 Super Bowl preparations against Green Bay in Miami.
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Calif
UPI
Daryle Lamonica
Oakland Raiders
Kendall Small
Raiders
Lamonica
Small
Boca Raton
Fla
Green Bay
Miami
Central Catholic Nips Kalbe 53 48 in tight matchup
Central Catholic of Norwalk edged Kolbe 53-48 at Archbishop Shehan Carter. Key scores came from Jim Sullivan Steve Connolly and John Flewellyn for the Cavaliers while Ray Jessick led Kolbe with 18 points. Connolly had 14 and Sullivan 11 for Central Catholic, as Kolbe’s late push fell short and Kalbe added eight free throws.
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Norwalk
Kolbe
Shehan Carter
Jim Sullivan
Steve Connolly
John Flewellyn
Ray Jessick
Jim Cox
Friars
Brian Jerome
Connolly
Sullivan
Flewellyn
Jay Reed
Cavaliers
Glen Lyons
Lenny Lee
Warriors
Kalbe
Charles McShane
Frank Dunbar
Kolbe Gfp Gff
Reed
Grerome
Iddossick Gan Flewellyn
Ao Sullivan
Kirkpatrick
Jon McDonough
Bostoni
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Coser
Fullom
Chico State College Names Pete Richlman Jr Football Coach
Chico State College announced the appointment of Pete Richlman Jr as head football coach. Richlman, a tackie at Utah in the early 1950s, currently serves as an assistant to Jack Curtice at UC Santa Barbara. He succeeds George Maderos, who resigned.
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Chico, Calif
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Chico
State College
Pete Riehliman, Jr
Richlman
University of Utah
Jack Curtice
University of California At Santa Barbara
George Maderos
Warde Edges Ludlowe In Late Four Free Throws 57-55
Pete Sweeney and Mike Howard hit the decisive late shots to lift Andrew Warde over Roger Ludlowe 57-55 in an FC IAC contest. Howard made both ends of a one and one with four seconds remaining after Sweeney tied it at the line, as Warde rallied from a one point deficit in a see-saw tussle.
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Pete Sweeney
Mike Howard
Andrew Warde
Roger Ludlowe
FCIAC
Warde
Sweeney
Tigers
Howard
Jim Driggs
St. Joseph's
Ladiewe
Immaculate
Rich Sadowski
Swreeney
Pat Tatum
Tom Jackson
Jayvee Tift
Ludlowe
Pete Jackson
Chico Rodrigues
Petemhall Warde
Ludlowa Warde
Totom
Dallas Ends Pipers 15-Game Win Skein
Dallas Chaparrals upset the Pittsburgh Pipers 103-97 to halt Pittsburgh’s 15 game run. Cliff Hagan and Charlie Beasley fueled Dallas while Connie Hawkins led Pittsburgh with 32 points. Hawkins struggled in the first half then surged. Dallas built a big early lead and held on despite a late Pipers rally. The delay due to missing uniforms is noted.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Dallas Chaparrals
Cliff Hagan
Charlie Beasley
Pittsburgh Pipers
Pipers
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Washington Capitols
Hagan
Dallas
Chaparrals
Connie Hawkins
Hawkins
Beasley
Minnesota
Civic Arena
Hockey Results From ERL Matches Reported
ERL New Haven defeated Newshea Greensboro 13 to 6 and Salam Knoxville 4 to 0 as results from the recent hockey program.
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New Haven
Newshea
Greensboro
Salam
Knoxville
Haanville
Immaculate Mustangs surge past Cadets in late rally
Paul Hiro scored 18 points in the final two quarters as the visiting Mustangs pulled away to defeat the Cadets for their fifth loss of the season. Hiro finished with 28 points, aided by Frank Fiorite, with Ray Depelleau adding 15. Immaculate out rebounded 145-30 and shot 35.27 percent to Cadets 23-13 from the line. Immaculate’s JV team also beat St Joseph’s 67-58.
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Mustangs
Paul Hiro
Cadets
Hiro
Frank Fiorite
Driggs
Immaculate
Jvs
JO Eph
Vaghl
Omostronordoo
Depettenu
Aceto
Leary
Selnto Oa
McMullin
Hammill O
Abbott Tech Triumphs Over Barlow 72-51 in WCC Tilt
Abbott Tech of Danbury defeated Barlow 72-51 at the Falcons home floor led by Sylvester Vines with 22 points. Willie Moore John Semenia and Jim Simpson added double figures as Abbott Tech built early leads 17-13 35-33 and 3-32. Glen Riling led Barlow with 11 points Neil Pedersen added nine. JV game won by Barlow 30-123.
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Abbott Tech
Danbury
Joe Barlow
Falcons
Sylvester Vines
Fairfield Prep tops Jonathan Law 80 47 in MB IAC tilt
Fairfield Prep led 21 8 by halftime and 61 31 after three quarters, with six Jesuits in double figures. Tom Bukowski scored 16 for Prep, Pat Foley 14, John Sulzycki 13 and 12 rebounds, while Jim Fitzsimmons added 12 and 12. George Dimitruk led Law with 15 as their third loss. JV also won 70 41.
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Mying Central Hilltoppers
Jonathan Law
MBIAC
Fairfield University
Bob Sylvester
Jesuits
Tom Bukowski
Prep
Pat Foley
John Sulzycki
Sulzycki
Jim Fitzsimmons
Harold Smith
Walley Halas
George Dimitruk
Lawmen
Foley
Bukowski
Perschel
Ramono
Smith
Hotos
Butterworth
Yahoer
Maghner
McMahon Edges Staples In Overtime 66-64
McMahon Warriors overcome Staples 66-64 in overtime at Westport. Mapp tops with 18 points, Taylor 16, Brown 18, Lindsay returns with 10 after early crash. Wreckers lead 20-12, 36-45, 48-44 then win in OT as Albertson and Hand add late points. J.V. 67-44 for McMahon.
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Brennan Taylor
Ron Brown
Hayward Mapp
Westport
FCIAC
Brian Kelley
Wreckers
McMahon
Lodp
Mapp
Taylor
Brown
Jeff Hooper
Jon Hand
Brien Bowes
Dave Lindsay
Lindsay
Hand
Nick Albertson
Staples
J.V
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McMahon Staples
Hooper
AW Washington
Hando
Amon
Torris and
Cross BS
Bowes
Albertson
Mayo
Sacred Heart powers past Pace 102 to 86 in win
Sacred Heart University routs Pace College 102 to 86 as six Pioneers score in double figures led by Bruce Bernhard with 19 and Rich Pucciarella with 18. SHU guards the boards 39 to 39 and hits 41 of 82 from the floor while Pace struggles at 31 of 79. The victory lifts SHU to 8-5 and extends the pace of the Freshmen win to 7 of 8, with a road game at Nathaniel Hawthorne College on Saturday.
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Pace College
Sacred Heart University
Pioneers Pym
Pioneers
Orn
Pioneer
New York City
Bruce Bernhard
Shu
Rich Pucciarella
John Stack
Jake Moore
Jim Collins
Dan Haines
Sacred Heart
Stack
Jimp
Collins
Moore
Bernhard
Dave Baye
John O'Neill
Frank Kosei
Dennis Kozaczek
Nathaniel Hawthorne College
Antrim
N.H
Sacred Heart Pace College
GFP
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Robinson
Brenner
Kelly
Fitzpatrick
Sherry A Bush
Kelley Raines
Focazis Pucciorella S
Wilson 2D & Fox
Gumkowski
Emanuel Roy Kulish
Mochen
sRoretzek
Jomes
Nae
Bassick Tops Notre Dame 77 65 in MBIAC Tilt
Murphy 18 points and 14 rebounds led Bassick as Ken Murphy 6-4 forward fueled a late surge in a 77-65 win over Notre Dame. Jeff Howard 15 and 14 by Murphy propelled Bassick, with Sonny Gardner and Harrison Taylor adding double figures. Notre Dame salvaged a separate junior game 61-47.
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Tol
Central
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MBIAC
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Sonny Gardner
Gary Jakob
Bassick
Ken Murphy
Lion
Jeff Howard
Harrison Taylor
Gardner
Jim Williams
al Clinscales
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Jerry Johnson
Rich Dobbs
Lancers
Bassic
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Wilson
Wallach
Johnson
Swirling
Dobbs
Taylor
Brown
É Murphy
Blackwell
O Orokob
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Bgardner
Wilichtasky
Scholastic Basketball Central Scores Patchy Results Across State
A dense recap lists numerous high school basketball games with mixed results including Stratford, Notre Dame, New Canaan, and Trinity-area teams. Notable outcomes feature Sacred Heart rivals and several OT, close, or blowout results with scorers like Notre Dame 92 and St. Joseph's 76.
Duke Snider Returns As Dodger Bat Coach
Duke Snider returns to the Dodgers as batting instructor after serving with the Albuquerque Dukes. He will work with prospects in the farm system and assist hitting coaches at spring training in Vero Beach Florida. Ed Turville outlined open tennis proposals for USLTA at a February meeting in Coronado California.
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U.S
Los Angeles
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Albuquerque
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Savoy Combine Plays East Hartford Tonight in NEBA
The Savoy A.A. heads to Penney High School in East Hartford for an 8:15 p.m. NEBA game against the Explorers. Savoy starters include Mike Kerliko Dick Thompson Phil Andros Jack Kelly Garvin Isaacs Tom Penders Chuck Curtis Charley Hansen Richie Thompson. East Hartford lists Paul Del Gobbo top scorer Rich Conover Nick Macarchuk Jim Farrell and Hank Brown.
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East Hartford
Penney High School
Explorers
New England Basketball Association
Savoys
Mike Kerliko
Dick Thompson
Phil Andros
Jack Kelly
Garvin Isaacs
Tom Penders
Chuck Curtis
Charley Hansen
Richie Thompson
Paul del Gobbo
Rich Conover
Nick Macarchuk
Jim Farrell
Hank Brown
Pro Basketball Scores and Mixed NBA Result Fragments
Fragmented score list shows Philadelphia beating New York and Chicago margin while several games remain unclear. Entries mention Cincinnati Houston New Jersey Indiana Pittsburgh New Orleans Oakland with inconsistent team names and locations.
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Anazien
York
Chicago
Betta
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Houston
New Jersey
Deltos i
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Indiana
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New Orleons
Oakland
Nant
Ridgefield Tops Masuk 71–61 in WCC Clash
Ridgefield defeated Masuk 71 to 61 as center Stan Engelhardt delivered 22 points. The Panthers rallied late after Masuk lost guard Doug Willson and center Howie Russell to fouls, with Matety 15 and Tapping 13 leading Ridgefield scoring.
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Stan Engelhardt
Masuk
Panthers
Doug Willson
Howie Russell
Lloyd Matey
Rick Doran
Willson
Matey
Ron Tapping
Jim Tarsi
Tom Manente
Ridgetieta
Pistons rally past Royals 142 141 in overtime thriller
Dave Bing's three point play with 11 seconds left in overtime capped a 142 141 Detroit victory over Cincinnati. Oscar Robertson missed a potential winner as Bing tied the game late, then drove for the go ahead bucket and earned a free throw after a late foul.
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Detroit Pistons
Cincinnati Royals
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
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Robertson
Happy Hairston
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Pistons
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DeBusschere
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Les
Stander
Tresvant
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Olnwiddie
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Lucas
Smith
Cincinnol
Hamood Clutch Three Secures Mavericks Win Over Americans
In Teaneck New Jersey Friday night the Houston Mavericks beat the New Jersey Americans 107 to 104 as Joe Hamood hit a three point play with three seconds left. Final totals show Houston 107 New Jersey 104 with key contributions from Becker Jackson and Lentz for Houston and Pettway Spraggins and Nowell for New Jersey.
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UPI
Joe Hamood
Houston Mavericks
New Jersey Americans
American Basketball Association
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New Jersey
Becker
Jackson
Lentz
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Anderson
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Nowell
Manning
Austin
Johnson Ooo
Whitney
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Peltway
Collins Takes Lead In Lefty Golf Tourney
Ross Collins of Dallas fired a two under par 70 to hold a five stroke lead after 54 holes in the National Lefthanded Open at Diplomat Country Club Hollywood Fla He had rounds of 67 69 and 70 for a total of 210 and seeks a historic second title.
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Hollywood
Fla
UPI
Ross Collins
Dallas
Tex
Collins
Diplomat Country Club
76ers Top Lakers Behind Chamberlain Eleven-Point Run
Wilt Chamberlain with 35 points and 28 from C Walker and 23 from Hal Greer lead the Philadelphia 76ers to a 125-113 win over the Los Angeles Lakers. Elgin Baylor tops Lakers with 23. Jerry West injures groin and leaves game. Knicks defeat Bulls 121-99 as Dick Van Arsdale nets career-high 30 in opener.
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