Fairfield Prep Defeats Bassick 87-66 Behind Balanced Scoring
Fairfield Prep topped Bassick 87-66 at Fairfield University gym as six players reached double figures. Pat Foley led with 18 points, Jim Fitzsimmons, Bob Chalko 14 each, Harold Smith 13, and John Suszycki 12, while Bassick’s Howard totaled 32 in a high scoring loss. Prep built a 29-18 lead after one, widened to 69-39 by the third, and held on as Bassick rallied late. JV also went to Fairfield Prep 73-63 with Mike D Andrea scoring 19 for the Jesuits.
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Pat Foley
Foley
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John Suszickis
Fitzsimmons
Chalko
Sulzycki
Jeff Howard
Lions
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Howard
Ken Murphy
Harrison Taylor
Mike D'Andrea
Jesuits
Walt Joyner
Swanson Paces Milford Over Notre Dame 80-64
Paul Swanson led Milford with 21 points as the Indians defeated Notre Dame 80-64 at home. Dave Scire added 15, Russ Hunt 12, and Paul Blatney 12 for Milford while Richie Dobbs led Notre Dame with 19 points, Lou Albanese 13 and Jerry Lademan 12. Milford built a 21-7 first quarter lead and expanded to 38-23 by halftime. Hunt led rebounds with 22 as Scire grabbed 17 and Ferrino 14 for Milford.
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Blackwell
Owell
Mastrenard
Abbott Tech tops Masuk Panthers 69 46 in WCC clash
Syvester Vines leads Abbott Tech with 25 points as the unbeaten team dominates Masuk 69 46 in a Western Connecticut Conference showdown in Danbury. John Femenia adds 16 and Willie Moore 10 while Ron Topping tops Masuk with 19. Masuk falls to 3 7 as Abbott Tech improves to 7 1.
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Masick
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Scholastic basketball scores and results mix
A collection of high school and academy basketball scores and results across several teams including Fairfield Prep, St Joseph's, Ridgefield, Joel Barlow, Farmington, Bloomfield, Vinal Tech, Enfield, Somers, Xavier, New London, St Bernard, and Bristol Eastern. The fragmentary list shows varied final scores and matchups with numerous OCR-like typographical errors.
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Suosnury
East Hampton
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Somers
Williamsburg
Xavier
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Filth
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Whitey
Lee
Withur Cross
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Semour
Norwich
Harvard Wins Feature At Roosevelt Track
Westbury New York Harvard held on Friday night to win the featured pace at Roosevelt Raceway. Carmine Abbatiello rode to his sixth meet victory steering Harvard owned by the Butt Stable of Brooklyn to a 2 05 mile. Shadydale Yankies was second a length and a half behind Harvard and a head in front of Broadview Babe. Famous Flame and Masked Painter combined for a 48.20 daily double.
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Roosevelt Raceway
Carmine Abbatiello
Butt Stable
Brooklyn
Shadydale Yankies
Broadview Babe
Celtics Dominate Pistons 148 126 in high scoring win
Boston led by Bailey Howells 28 points and withstood a Pistons rally in the third period. A late surge by Detroit faded as Sam Jones sealed the 148 126 victory with a layup with 4 42 remaining. The game featured heavy substitutions and a notable incident when Tom Van Arsdale elbowed George Patterson mid game.
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Bill Russell
Don Nelson
Tom van Arsdale
George Patterson
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Valais
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Hewell
S. Jones
Thacker & Havilock
J. Jones
Weitaman
DeButschere
Tresvont
Amhes
Walker
Thacker
College Basketball Scores Across Colleges and Regions
A busy slate shows Bridgepart J topping Kings Point 74 71 over Morgan St. Howard U beats American at 110 104 in OT Albany edges N Y 103 Rochester Techos Newark St 106 Quinnipiac 93 Uton 16 Arizona 79 Penn 6 Harvard 54 falls to Princeton 5 Florida St. 123 over Miami 99 Greensboro 49 plus Lynchburg 47 in double OT St Ambrose 3 Morwalk CC 74 RP 43 Hobart 43 Union NY 6 Harpur 61 Queens College Ont 73 Ulica Brigham Young 72 Arizona 62 Adam 1 102 Colorado Mines 79 Central Okie 95 Northwestern Okla Knoxville 125 Fitz U3 Union 78 Christian Bras 11 North Dakota 3 Morningtide 61 Winona 49 Bamidit 4 St. Marys 38 Stout 70 Western St M4 Colorado College 75 Eastern NM BS NLM Highlands 75 Auguila College Wilmington 72 Glenville 4 Wheeling Bellarmine 8% Bethany W Va 75
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Morgan St
Howard U
NYAC
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N.Y
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Quinnipiac
Uton
Arizona
Penn
Harvard
Princeton
Dartmouth
Florida St
Miami
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Lynchburgh
St. Ambrose
Ulinals Tech
Hausgtone CC
Morwalk
Knoxville
Fitk
Union
Christian Bras
North Dakote
Morningtide
Winona
Bamidit
St. Mary's
Stout
Western St
Colorado College
Eastern
Highlands
Auguila College
Wilmington
Glenville
Wheeling
Bellarmine
Bethany W.va
Pro Basketball Scores From Night Games
NBA results show Boston edging Detroit by a wide margin while Philadelphia defeats Baltimore and St Louis meets San Diego. New York San Pronence late game notes unclear. Bland eats mention appears as stray text with unclear meaning.
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Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Beltimore
St Louis
San Diego
New York
Bridgeport pulls away late for 79 57 win over Kings Point
In Kings Point New York UB University of Bridge Port surged with 16 straight points in the second half to beat United States Merchant Marine Academy 79 57. Gary Baum led UB with 24 points as Rufus Wells Ed Wargas and Barrone spurred a late run while King Point Hoffman struggled after intermission. UB improves to 9 3 while Kings Point falls to 4 7 with one game left before exams. The UB Frosh also crushed Kings Point Frosh 87 51 with six players in double figures.
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Kings Point
N.Y
University of BridgePort
United States Merchant Marine Academy
Mariners
Tony Barone
Rufus Wells
Purple Knights
Ed Wargas
Kings
UB Cagers
Gary Baum
Wells
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Brill
Id Hoffman
Joser
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Rider
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Kings Point Frosh
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John Kisch
Alan Fisher
John Foster-Bey
Ed Jerome
Jim Kelly
Bridgeport
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Fauser
Trohon
Walston
O'Brien
Cannon
Paloger
Koons
Myles
Brothers and Royals hold pace in North End league
In the Intermediate League North End, the Brothers beat the Celtics 79 to 58 behind Gary Beavers 25 points and Frank Langston contributing. Carl McAllister led Celtics with 22. The Royals overwhelmed St Michael 46 to 21 led by Frank Sica 19 and Ed Messina 16. In Midget League Most Precious Blood topped the Bombers 43 to 20 with Jim Walsh scoring 22 and Fran Carrol adding 8. Seattle Center Coliseum capacity noted as 12 595 for the Supersonics home court.
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North End Boys
Gary Beavers
Celtics
Frank Langston
Carl McAllister
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Frank Sica
Ed Messina
Raiders Ready for Fight Against Packers in Super Bowl
Oakland Raiders coach John Rauch said his team is ready for the fight and capable of scoring against the defensively tough Green Bay Packers in the Super Bowl. Rauch noted Green Bay as a 14 point favorite but sees potential underdog incentive, expects a low scoring game, and reported Daryle Lamonica would be at 100 percent after flu recovery while Tom Keating's ankle heals. He also anticipated gadget plays and surprises from Green Bay as both teams prepare in Florida.
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Oakland Raiders
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Green Bay
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Florida
Daryle
Lamonica
Tom Keating
Green Bay Cai
Wright Tech Dominates Christ the King 75 25
Wright Tech of Slamford defeated Christ the King 75 to 25 at Southport ending a 28 game drought. Ricky Tanner scored 25 points and Ed Kulowiec 17 as the Techmen, under first year coach Brad Perham, built a 50 16 halftime lead and earned their second win in 84 games.
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Ed Kulowiec
Wright Tech
Slamford
Christ the King
Southport
Techmen
Brad Perham
Perham
Tanner
Kulowiec
Mike Donnelly
Josing
Kulowlee
Donnelly
Carasil 22
Glannlana Vad Eggert
Mayer Old Oudos
Moriarty
Parry
Hanrahan Ood Solata
Boyle Aod Kokolevrly
Gaslawski
Mercein to Start at Fullback in Packers Super Bowl
Packers coach Vince Lombardi says the team is ready to play against the Oakland Raiders in the Super Bowl in Miami. Chuck Mercein will start at fullback, with Lombardi optimistic about the seasoned squad after their Fort Lauderdale workout and a 14 point edge in betting.
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Vince Lombardi
Oakland Raiders
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Miami
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Mercein
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Green Bay
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Florida
Federal Court To Hear Suit On Pro Grid Merger
A UPI report notes a federal court in Chicago accepted jurisdiction in a $12 million antitrust suit by Chicago Football Associates. Judge Napoli allowed the NFL and San Francisco 49ers to answer while excluding AFL clubs and six NFL clubs from the case. The plaintiffs seek an AFL franchise and argue the merger deprives them of a Chicago team.
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Nussbaum
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Arch Friedman
Chicago Group
Lombardi cites focus on game amid hype over Oakland chat
Coach Vince Lombardi brushed aside questions about pregame talk that Oakland had no chance against the Packers. He joked that he did not know who claimed such statements and declined to engage the debate, saying his priority is the upcoming game.
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Packers
Rozelle warns TV saturation may threaten pro football
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle warned that heavy TV exposure could pose future problems for professional football though no trouble exists now. In a pre Super Bowl address he discussed expansion, the 40 man roster, players forming a union, and TV schedules with CBS and NBC airing multiple games. He noted about 50 million viewers were expected for Sundays Super Bowl between the Green Bay Packers and Oakland Raiders in Miami, where the game was blacked out locally. He kept the 1970 NFL AFL titleholder format and left Miami as a potential future site undecided.
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Ridgefield Beats Barlow 60 to 42 in Tilt
Ridgefield defeated Barlow 60 42 as Stan Englehardt led with 23 points for Ridgefield. Jim Tarsi added 13 to swing a tight game late, while Barlow struggled with fouls and costly turnovers. Neil Pedersen and Glen Riling each scored 12 for Barlow in a losing effort. Ridgefield’s defense stifled the Falcons throughout. In the junior varsity game, Robin Posen scored ten in a 46 11 loss to Ridgefield.
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Barlow Falcons
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Neil Pedersen
Glen Riling
J.V
Robin Posena
Harding Presidents hold off Law 76 68 in tight finish
Harding Presidents beat Jonathan Law 76 68 in Devon to claim their second win of the season as four starters reach double figures. Tom Nesmith leads Harding with 16 points, Delaney Baldwin adds 14, and Art Romano tops Law with 18. Law misses leading scorer Dimitruk sick, Ryan scores 23 for Law in a late surge. Harding 28-16 from the line.
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Tom Nesmith
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Art Romano
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Jose Commodore
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Central Clouts Bunnell 99 56 ninth straight win
Central High School remained undefeated in MBIAC play with a 99 56 victory over Bunnell at Hilltopper gym. Gene Mack led Central with 20 points while Rich Begen topped Bunnell with 33. Sparks Williams Cruse added double figure support as Central dominated the game and also won the junior varsity contest 74 41.
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Surging Savoys Host Explorers in NEBA Clash Tomorrow
The Savoys chase a fourth straight NEBA win as they host East Hartford Explorers tomorrow at 8 pm in the Shehan Center gym. The teams split their two prior meetings with East Hartford winning the first and Savoys taking the latest. A key matchup features league leading scorer Paul Del Gobbo of East Hartford against Savoys star Garvin Isaacs.
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Housatonic Triumphs In Sixth Straight Win
Housatonic Community College rolled past Norwalk Community 88 to 72 in Stratford to extend its winning streak to six. Top scorer Roger Radar poured in 20 points while Glen Pollard and Rich Bryant added 18 each, as Housatonic built a 38 29 halftime lead and prepared to face Northwestern Community College tonight in Stratford.
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Rich Bryand
Northwestern Community College
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Rontambo
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Henton
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Sulle
Hrynewsk
Vacher
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Hennessey
Gasparins
St Josephs tops Kolbe 71 63 on 29 free throws
St Josephs converted 29 of 40 foul shots to edge Kolbe 71 63 at the Shehan Center. Kolbe outscored from the floor 26 21 but fouls and free throws decided the game. Madden led St Josephs with 25 points, Driggs added 20, Cox top scored for Kolbe with 14.
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Shehan Center
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Bob Stokes
Ed Haydie
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Orcutt Club Notes Lakers Top Knicks in Youth League
Lakers beat Knicks 21 9 to stay tied for first as Celtics top Pistons 13 5. Standouts included Julius Whitley John Schramm Frank Federici and Rusty Thomas. Orcutt State meets Waterbury at Orcutt gym at 1 30 p m. Orcutt 3 0 in league play. Emlen Tunnel, Giants backfield coach, holds NFL career interception record with 79.
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