NCAA hints withdrawal Gabriel from Olympic Committee chosen as top player
The NCAA signals possible pull from the U S Olympic Committee after this year’s Games to focus on other international events like the World Student Games. Bill Reed notes the committee’s dominance by international federations and limited NCAA voice, while stressing no boycott and continued athlete representation.
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Warde Beats Bunnell In Slim Swimming Meet
Warde defeated Bunnell 58 to 37 as Bunnell swimmers suffer a third straight loss. Readouts include Redley Relay win by Bun nell Beaty Kelana Taylor Tamlinson in 9 33.4 and multiple event placings with Brown Zeman Kolono and others noted for top times.
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Powell Powers Chaps Over Bucs 113 101
Dallas Chaparrals beat the New Orleans Bucs 113 to 101 for their fifth straight win. Cincy Powell scored 35 points and John Beasley added 27 as Dallas moved to second in the ABA Western Division behind New Orleans. Doug Moe led New Orleans with 22 points.
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King Bowrey Triumph To Claim West Australian Titles
Bulie Dean King of Long Beach and Bill Bowrey of Australia won singles titles at the West Australian championships in Perth. Mrs King defeated Margaret Smith Court 8-2 6-4 to take the women's title while Bowrey defeated Ray Russell 6-8 11-9 6-2 17-19 6-4 in a four hour men final.
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League Leaders Meet In Dusty B Cage Loop
The YMCA Industrial basketball B division caps a run of ties as leaders clash at Bullard-Havens gym. At 6 30 Warner Brothers and United Illuminating both 2 1 meet, while Schick Razor and Carpenter Steel also 2 1 clash. Handy and Harman 0 3 faces SNETCO 1 2 at 7 45 in the other game.
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Schick Razor
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Handy and Harman
Snetco
NFLPA Plans Labor Union Registration With Dept of Labor
The National Football League Players Association will register as a labor union with the U S Department of Labor this week. Daniel Shulman named chief negotiator will handle all labor talks with club owners as Pyle cites broad team support. Creighton Miller resigns as legal counsel to join a new venture with James Morse to represent veteran players in coming negotiations.
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Wilda Guerrette Wins Bristol Lanes Event
Ed Garland of Waterbury and Wilda Guerrette of Bridgeport led Connecticut duckpin standings in a weekend meet. Garland won the Strokes Memorial Class A at Waterbury with 72 counted, while Guerrette captured the Bristol Lanes Handicap title with an 825 six-game set, edging Cathy Dyak by one pin.
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Waterbury
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
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Henry Zembruski
Ben Bennick
Gary Fesh
Danbury
Bruno Mariani
Rob Mancuso
Mrs. Guerrette
Bristol
Cathy Dyak
Manchester
Janice, Meilon
Torrington
Esther Schmidt
Comets Rip Blades in 6-2 Victory
Clinton Comets blaze past New Haven Blades 6-2 to claim seventh win in eight meetings. Bill Heind scored twice. Bill Banner man Don Davidson Bor den Smith and Rod Zaine added goals for Clinton. Mike Rowe and Jean Nicole scored for New Haven.
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Borden Smith
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Public School League results from city parks games
John Winthrop edged Maple Wood 19 to 16 in the feature game of the Public School League. Other scores include Columbus over Wilder Cross 39 to 21, Franklin over Blackham 10 to 0, Black Rock defeating Lincoln 26 to 18, Summerfield over McKinley 27 to 17, Whitter over Wilber Cross 32 to 26, and Roosevelt beating Elias Hoye 30 to 10.
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Summerfield
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Wilber Cross
Roosevelt
Elias Hoye
Rangers Rally Leafs as Ratelle Nets Hat Trick in 4:45
Jean Ratelle scored three goals in 4 minutes 45 seconds of the second period to pace the New York Rangers to a 6-2 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Rangers built a 6-0 lead in front of Ed Giacomin, who earned the win as New York stayed undefeated at home on the night.
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Plainville Merchants Defeat Waterbury 149 to 141
WATERBURY The Plainville Merchants won their second straight New England Basketball Association game by scoring 149 points to Waterbury Rens 141 at Kennedy High School. Gene Reilly Jim Muraski and Paul Zajac led Plainville with strong totals, while Ernie Perry and Ron Harris combined for 69 for Waterbury as the visitors improved to 2-0 and Waterbury fell to 1-3.
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Ron Harris
Flyers Defeat Penguins 3-1 Behind Favell Strong Defense
Philadelphia Flyers topped the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-1 as goalie Doug Favell starred with 36 saves and Bernie Parent shared the load. The win keeps Philadelphia atop the division while Favell and Parent vie for the midseason Vezina Trophy. Ed Hoekstra added an insurance tally as Forbes Kennedy and Gary Dornhoefer also contributed to the scoring.
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Gary Dornhoefer
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Ed Hoekstra
Watson
Tremblay Tip Secures Canadiens 4 3 Win Over Red Wings
Gilles Tremblay tipped in the decisive goal late in the third period as the Montreal Canadiens beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-3. Montreal built a 3-1 lead, Detroit stormed back to 3-3, then Tremblay's tip ended the drama and extended Montreal’s unbeaten run to six. Roy Edwards, in goal for Detroit, faced pressure and was replaced by George Gardner after Detroit’s rally.
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Gary Jarrett
Yvan Cournoyer
Mickey Redmond
Montreal
Jean Beliveau
Alex Delvecchio
Edwards
Roger Crozier
Nets
George Gardner
Chicago Black Hawks
Muskies Edge Pacers 109-106 In ABA Tilt
Minnesota Muskies rallied to beat Indiana Pacers 109-106 in an ABA game in Minneapolis St Paul. Fred Lewis scored 15 in the final period as Les Hunter and Mel Daniels led the Muskies with key baskets, erasing a late Pacers push after a rough start.
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Parochial Scores Across Western and Eastern Divisions
In Western division at Central High School St Peter s beat St Andrews 28 to 22 St Raphael defeated Sacred Heart 29 to 14 St Patrick s toppled St Joseph s 45 to 22 and St Augustine s remained undefeated by routing St Ann s 47 to 14 In Eastern division at Harding St Ambrose beat Blessed Sacrament 28 to 12 St Charles crushed St John the Baptist 49 to 17 and St Michael l defeated Holy Rosary 33 to 14
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Royals Rip 76ers in 134 118 Victory Behind Lucas and Robertson
Cincinnati Royals topple Philadelphia 134 118 as Jerry Lucas pours 34 points and Oscar Robertson adds 30. Lucas dominates first half, Robertson heats up in third quarter, and Connie Dierking contributes 26 as Cincinnati wins for first time in four meetings with the 76ers. Wilt Chamberlain leads Philly with 36, while Hanum is ejected in the third period.
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Hull Nets 400th As Black Hawks Top Bruins 4 2
Bobby Hull scored his 400th and 401st NHL goals as the Chicago Black Hawks beat the Boston Bruins 4 2. Stan Mikita’s late power play ensured the win, lifting Chicago’s unbeaten run to four in 15 games and widening the Hawks’ lead in the Eastern Division. Hull’s goals came in the second period and at 18:47 of the third after Cheevers was pulled. Scoring for Boston were John McKenzie and Eddie Shack.
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Hockey Results NHL Night Scores and Standings Report
NHL scores update with New York 6 over Toronto 2, Detroit 3 Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 7 over Los Angeles at Oakland, Chicago 4, Boston 2, ARL 1, Cleveland 3 Providence 2, Springfield 2 Quebec 3, Baltimore 2 Rochester 9, Hershey 7, ERL Clinton New Haven 9, Long Island 8, New Jersey Greensboro Solem J.
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Pro Basketball NBA Scores From Saturday Night
Late Saturday NBA results include San Francisco 197 over Boston 107 and Seattle 122 over San Diego 104 Philadelphia 107 at St Louis. ABA Dallas 11 New Orleans 101 with New Jersey at Anaheim and Minnesota 109 Indiana 1 also listed.
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AME Zion Routs Presby 87 63 In Church Loop
AME Zion Methodist, led by Doug Waller and Roland Davis with 52 points, defeated First Presbyterian 87-63 in the YMCA Inter-Church League Senior Division to move into sole first in the A Division. Salem Lutheran and St George Albanian won as well, with Salem 48 7 over St John’s Episcopal and St George’s 55 47 over Greek Holy Trinity.
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Columbus Beats St Andrew’s In Tight Little Fellows’ Loop Game
In the Little Fellows League at the Park and Recreation Department Columbus edged St Andrew’s 22 to 19. Other results include St Raphael’s 26 Webster 2, Maplewood 17 St Augustine’s 4, St Teresas 28 Garfield 11, Whitter 34 St Ambrose 16, and Summerfield 26 St Michael’s 19.
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