Bassick Visits Central In Key MBIAC Showdown
Bassick trails in the MBIAC standings as it visits Central’s Reilly Gym for a pivotal contest. Hilltoppers led by Roman seek momentum behind balanced scoring from Mack Sparks Curry and Johnson, while Central eyes another upset against a rival. Notre Dame Stratford Fairfield Prep Harding and others spice tonight’s league schedule with multiple divisional implications.
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MBIAC
Stan Roman
Hilltoppers
Fairfield Prep
Prep
Harvey Herer
Bussick Lions
Herer
Roman
Gene Mack
Tom Sparks
Harold Curry
Kem Johnson
Jeff
Chuck" Howard
Lions
Notre Dame
Stratford
Bunnell
Harding
Milford
Jonathan Law
FCIAC
Norwalk
Andrew Warde
Darien
Warde
Trumbull
Ludlowe
Masuk
Wilton
Barlow
New Milford
Christ the King
Salesian
Kennedy
St. Joseph’s
Lancers
Dave Baye
Bob Doss
Bob Clinkscales
Doss
Rich Begen
Begen
Jim Fitzsimmons
Fprep
Charlie Petrino
Frank Norris
al Morris
Bob Taylor
Delaine Baldwin
John Andera
Norris
John Bucknall
Rich Wilson
Indians
Local Scholastic Schedule With Standings and Team Notes
Tonight features Bassick at Central Notre Dame at Stratford and several others across the FCIAC. Ludlowe sits 4-9 and Trumbull 2-10. Masuk stands 7-5 with Barry Matey leading in scoring. Barlow, Christ the King, St Joseph’s and Masuk noted in standings with recent results and upcoming clashes.
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Frank Koscil
Rich Ambrum
Dick Otzel
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Fudlawe
Panthers
Barry Matey
Masuk
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Lloyd Matey
Christ the King
Salesian
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Kingsmen
Joe Fazio
Joel Barlow
New Milford
Scott Setesak
Barlow
Bullard Havens-Wilby
Tech Gymnasium
Jenkins Edges Bridgeport Brass 67 66 In Dusty B Loop
John Mastin delivers a clutch basket and Stan Get er pours in 35 as Jenkins overcomes Bridgeport Brass 67 66 in the YMCA Industrial B division finale. Bugs Kennedy adds 13 for Jenkins while Brass receiver John Bruzas 17 Ed Romatzick 17 and Russ Belenski 14 pace Bridgeport.
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Stan Geter
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Remington Arms
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Ed Romatzick
Russ Belenski
Rod Twyne
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Mike Voyick
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Orcutt Club Notes Pee Wee Irons Out Oilers in Benefit
Orcutt Boys' Club Pee Wee team beat Vincent Brothers Oilers 42 to 22 in a March of Dimes benefit contest. Richard Murphy led Orcutt with 14 points while Jim Waters scored eight for the Oilers. The Little Fellows league games and Intermediate League night matches involving Orcutt Intermediates and Orcutt State were scheduled for later in the evening.
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Pee Wee
Vincent Brothers Oilers
March of Dimes
Richard Murphy
Orcutt
Jim Waters
Oillers
Little Fellows League
Thomas Hooker
St. Tot Nep
Royals
Orcutt Intermediates
Middle Street
Orcuit State
Indians Sign Trio of Infielders for 1967 Contract
Cleveland Indians front office announced three speedy infielders Vern Fuller Dave Nelson and Chico Salmon signed 1967 contracts. Salmon, 26, can play either infield or outfield positions.
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UPI
Cleveland Indians
Vern Fuller
Dave "Nelson
Chico Salmon
Salmon
Parks and Recreation Notes Spotlight Local League Action
Ron Dougiello scored 18 points to lead the YMCA to a 92 to 46 victory over St. Teresa in the featured Senior League game at Central. St. Michael's beat the University Show 55 to 35 with Chris Qehman netting 24 and Larry O'Toole posting 20. Percutt Seniors toppled the Eagles 47 to 35, while St. Cyril's defeated Dunkin Donuts 52 to 29. In Intermediate play, the Royals crushed West End 73 to 46 with Ron West at 13 and Orcutt lowered Holy Name 30 to 24.
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YMCA
St. Teresa
Department of Parks and Recreation
Lieague
Central
St. Michael's
University Show
Chris Qehman
Larry O'Toole
Percutt
Githe Eagles
St. Cyril's
Royals
West End
Ron West
Orcutt
Holy Name
Gold Key honors for Jacinski Erickson and Wood at Hartford dinner
A sellout 800 attendance watched Hartford ceremony honoring three longtime sports figures. Harry Jacinski Yale freshman football coach received the Gold Key, along with Ralph Erickson Loomis School athletic director, and Smoky Joe Wand Yale baseball coach. Notables at the 26th annual event included Mickey Mantle, Jim Crowley, Allie Sherman, and Weeb Ewbank.
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New York Yankee
Sports Writers Alliance
Hilton Hotel
Harry Jacinski
Yale
Ralph Erickson
Loomis
Smoky Joe Wood
Hartford
Connecticut Sportswriters’ Alliance
Alliance
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Windsor
Smoky Joe Wand
Jacinski
New Britain High School
Fordham
Green Bay Packers
Bob
New Haven
New York Yankees
Jim Crowley
Four Horsemen of Notre Dame
IML
Mantle
King
Allie Sherman
Weeb Ewbank
New York Giants
New York Jets
Yankees
New York Mets
Boston Red Sox
Michael Burke
Lee MacPhails
Ralph Houk
Mouk
Whitey Ford
Florida
Houk
Jim Bouton
Yankee
Wood
Yankees Plan 1.35 Million Stadium Refurbishment
New York Yankees president Michael Burke announced a 1.35 million dollar modernization of Yankee Stadium to begin for the 1967 season. The project includes a full repaint inside and out, a new sound system, rebuilt bleacher seats, and improved lobby areas, marking the most extensive upgrade since the stadium opened in 1932.
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New York Yankees
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Celtics Thrash Warriors 121 108 Led by Havlicek late
Boston Celtics beat San Francisco 121-108 in Greensboro for their 10th straight win. John Havlicek scored 17 of his 26 in the final period to fuel the surge, while Sam Jones had 32 points and Bailey Howell added 21. Rick Barry led the Warriors with 32.
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National Basketball Association
San Francisco
John Havlicek
Celtics
Havlicek
Sam Jones
Bailey Howell
Rick Barry
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Warriors
Duke
San Fran
Boston
Barnet
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Embry
Ellis
Haveek Lee
fAeschry Howell
James John Minato
Juney
Meumon Kimbalooo
Royse
Olsen
Onder
Thurrd
Tainty
Fotos
Maritime
Aaullins
Bostor
Dense Ski Conditions Report Across New England and New York
A comprehensive summary of latest ski conditions lists numerous mountains in Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts and New York with varying bases from 2 to 40 inches. Highlights include Sugarloaf Waterville Oxford and Stowe reporting packed powder and good to excellent conditions while Camden Hunter Mountain Cannon Mountain Killington and Whiteface show a mix of powder granular and machine made bases with limited upper runs and advisories for closures on select mountains.
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Mt. Scushington
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New Hampshire
Altitash
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Dartmouth Skiway
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Laon Mt
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Tenney
Tyrol
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Wildcat
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Killington
Stratton Mit
Sugar Bush
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Woodstock Area
Massachusetts
Amesbury
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Brodie AM
Nashoba Valley
Otis Ridge
Rowley
New York State
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Fairy Easton Valley
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Intermon
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Goldi Lake
Mirror Lake
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Silver Mine
Toggenburg
Stags Hold Home Court in Second half opener at Fairleigh Dickinson
Fairfield w its Stags end a mid term break and visit Fairleigh Dickinson in Rutherford New Jersey for an 8 15 p m tipoff. Coach George Bisacca seeks a first half comeback victory after a layoff while FDU under coach Jack Devine battles a lean bench and aims to upset in a rugged Atlantic East schedule.
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Fairleigh-Dickinson
George Bisacca
Georgetown
New Haven
Providence
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New Jersey Knights
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Jack Devine
Villanova
Fairleigh- Dickinson
Wagner
Manhattan
LSU
Howard
Cheney
State
NYU
Devine
Dick Holub
Dan Rosen
New Jersey
Sach
Charlie Zolol
Bob Dennie
Rennie
Reggie Foster
Foster
FDU
Alan Patierno
Mike McKenna
Ken Wangler
Bisacca
Canisius
Holy Cross
Massachusetts
Richie Sanabria
Bill Jones
Lot Crenshaw
Art Kenney
Charlie Phillips
Larry Cirina
Phillips
Jones
Sanabria
China
Crenshaw
Bill Pritz
Bill Boyd
Frant Mapaletta
Wayne Gibbons
WNAB
Watr-Fm
Waterbury
Pro Basketball Boston 121 San Francisco 109
Boston won 121 to 109 over San Francisco in a high scoring pro basketball game. The report lists multiple sponsors and local businesses connected to the league, with various named entities and regional references, reflecting a dense page of sports notes and ads.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
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Teyera League
HA Ferrando
Bucciette
Coondier United Fuel Division
Petronsky A Kittery
Arta Construction
Caver É Mabokan
Aaorgan Vista & Pronk Model Painters
West Broad Chevron Fenview Reda
Legggue
Aadrana High
Amasakien
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AAU Warns Athletes on Amateur Status Risks
Col. Non Hull, executive director of the Amateur Athletic Union, warned on Monday that U.S. athletes risk losing amateur status if they participate in unsanctioned competitions. The concern highlights the need for compliance with AAU rules to protect eligibility.
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Knicks Host St. Louis In Garden Twin Bill
The New York Knicks host the St. Louis Hawks in the second half of a Garden doubleheader after the San Francisco Warriors face the Detroit Pistons at 6:30. Hawks have beaten the Knicks four times in six meetings with Bill Bridges posting 24.7 points per game and 11 rebounds in recent matchups.
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NBA
New York Knickerbockers
St. Louis Hawks
San Francisco Warriors
Rick Barry
Detroit Pistons
St. Louis
Knicks
Bill Bridges
Hawks
McGuire
Bunnell Hosts Milford In MBIAC Swim Meet Tonight
Bunnell will host unbeaten Milford in a key MBIAC swimming meet at six tonight at the North End Boys' Club pool. Co-Captains Ed Chafee and Jeff Gaynor will lead the Highlanders, who have only one defeat in this year's MBIAC competition, while Milford seeks its first MBIAC swimming championship.
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Milford
North End
Ed Chafee
Jeff Gaynor
Miss Richey Captures Australian Net Championship Title
Nancy Richey of Dallas won the women's singles title at the Australian Lawn Tennis Championship, defeating Lesley Turner 6-1 6-4. Arthur Ashe of Richmond, Va., lost the men's final to Roy Emerson 6-4 6-1 6-4, with Emerson displaying a superior backhand as Ashe faltered. Mixed doubles saw Owen Davidson and Turner beat Roche and Tegart 9-7 6-4.
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Australia
UPI
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Dallas
U.S
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
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Althea’ Gibson
Margaret Smith
Ashe
Emerson
Owen Davidson
Miss Turner
Tony Roche
Judy Tegart
Hawks Rally Past Lakers For 106 99 Victory
St Louis Hawks edge Los Angeles 106 to 99 in Memphis as Richie Guerin shuts down the Lakers in the second half. Beaty Bridges and Silas anchor strong rebounding. Hawks limit shot attempts in final periods to secure second in the Western Division.
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Los Angeles
Carpenter Named Most Courageous By Sports Scribes
PHILADELPHIA UPs Capt Bill Carpenter Army football end and Vietnam hero is named the nations most courageous athlete of 1966 by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association at their 63rd banquet. Frank Robinson is professional athlete of the year and Bill Toomey the outstanding amateur, with Carpenter accepting the honor on behalf of all service members in Vietnam.
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Bill Carpenter
Army
Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
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Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Bill Toomey
Vietnam
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Col. Emerson
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