Bassick routs Cheshire 85 to 57 in CIAC tourney clash
Bassick Lions roared to an 85 57 victory over Cheshire last night, overcoming a 27 25 deficit with a 10 0 run to halftime. Jeff Howard scored 22 and Harrison Taylor 22 with strong defense on Cheshire stars Bu dris and Waller. Ken Murphy added 14 points and 17 rebounds as Bassick advanced to face Fairfield Prep on Wednesday.
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West Haven
Bassick High
Lions
Cheshire High
Bassick
Howard
Taylor
Cheshire
John Budris
Ramis
Steve Waller
Murphy
Ken Murphy
Rams
Bill Robbie
Waller
Ram
Frank Sparks
Lion
Harvey Herer
Joe Chandler
Branford
Lyman Hall
Budris
Larry Wallack
Dave Bates
Bassick Cheshire
Taytor YO
fAurphy
Wallach
Smith
Gardiner
Thompson
Brown
CIAC Tournament Scores Blink With Narrow Danbury Win
Last night CIAC results show Danbury edged AML Road 7 6, New Britain 54 over Bristol Easter 43, Xavier 74 over Lymon Hall, and other divisions noting Softball and basketball outcomes. Saturday schedule lists Central Westport Wilbur Cross Norfield prep Xavier and multiple matchups across divisions at various venues.
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Danbury
AML Road
New Britain
Bristol Easter
Xavier
Lymon Hall
Bassick
Cheshire
Harding
Glastonbury
Southington
Windsor
Sacred Hear
Kennedy
Lee
Maloney
Ratelle Leads Rangers Over Red Wings 4-2
Jean Ratelle scored twice as the New York Rangers beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-2. Ratelle’s 26th and 27th goals, plus goals from Don Marshall and Bob Nevin, kept New York in third in the Eastern Division while Detroit stayed last. Ratelle moved to 68 goals on the season, one behind Rod Gilbert.
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Detroit
UPI
Jean Ratelle
New York Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
Rangers
New York
Ratelle
Rod Gilbert
Don Marshall
Red Wings
Howie Young
Bob Nevin
Norma Ullman
Nevin
Dean Prentice
Boston
John McKenzie
Murray Oliver
Toronto
Boston Garden
Eafs
Bruins
Chicago
Presidents explode for 86 55 win over Glastonbury Tomahawks
Harding's Pres idents defeated Glastonbury 86 55 in a CIAC Class L contest at Maloney High School. Ernie Samuel led with 25 points aided by double figure efforts from all starters, with Baldwin 14 and Karagus 11 aiding a second half surge.
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Connie Lepore
Meriden
Harding
Maloney High School
Glastonbury
Samuel
Delaney Baldwin
Mark Karagas
Presidents
Mark Sweetland
Ralph Taylor
Baldwin
John Nesmith
Windham
Taylor
Karagus
Tie for First Place In Industrial Cribbage
The Bassick company players defeated Remington Arms 43 at the Greater Bridgeport YMCA creating a tie for first place in the YMCA Industrial Cribbage league second round. Jenkins Brothers beat Bullard Co 6 1. Bridgeport Brass had a schedule bye.
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Bassick Company
Remington Arms
Greater Bridgeport
Ymca Industrial Cribbage League
Jenkins Brothers
Bullard Co
Bridgeport Brass
Hawks edge Knicks in overtime for 105 102 win
Lou Hudson scored six points in overtime to lift the St. Louis Hawks past the New York Knicks 105-102 in Miami Beach. Hudson added a game sealing basket and four foul shots as the Hawks won their third overtime matchup with New York this season.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Lou Hudson
St. Louis Hawks
New York Knicks
Hudson
Hawks
Knicks
St. Louis
Jos
New York
Broty
Barnett
Bridges
Bellamy
Fameseat
Frazier
Silos
Jackson
Termohien
O Johnson
Wilkens
Komives
Reed
Russell
van Arsdal
Beatty
Colowell
Ohl
Silas
Tormohien
Bradley
Bryant
Johnson
Kamives
van Arsdale
Orcutt Glove Hopefuls Set For Sunnyside Card
Gerald Johnson 175 pound light heavyweight sub-novice and Clare Green 160 pound Open Class boxer from Orcutt Boys' Club enter tomorrow night at Sunnyside Gardens New York. Both won early bouts by knockout and seek berths in quarter finals as Pinky Morris trains them.
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Gerald Johnson
Orcutt Boys’ Club
Sunnyside Gardens
New York
Clare Green
Orcutt
Pinky Morris
Tech Intramural Wins Highlight Bullard Havens Games
Connecticut beat Trinity 25 to 18 as Al Dina scored 15 and Mike Mako added five. Fairfield defeated Sacred Heart 26 to 20 with Tony Ruggiero on nine and Paul Kurbikoff five as Tom Zrallack and Roger Paranka led Sacred Heart with six each.
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Connecticut
Trinity
Fairfield
Sacred Heart
Bullard- Havens Tech
al Dina
Mike Mako
Harris
Ed Evans
Mike Burturla
Tony Ruggiero
Paul Kurbikoff
Tom Zrallack
Roger Paranka
East End Little League Registration Notice
Registration for boys ages 8 to 12 will be held at Buckley field at 1 p.m. on March 9 10 16 and 17. Bring proof of age and a parent or guardian. A $2 insurance fee applies and registration ends March Ww.
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East End
Little League
Buckley Field
NIT Expands Field to 16 Teams for This Season
The National Invitation Tournament will grow from 14 to 16 teams, eliminating byes and adding a March 15 game night. The event runs March 14 to 23 at Madison Square Garden, with seven teams already named and nine more spots available for selection.
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New York
UPI
John Bach
New Madison Square
Garden
Penn Plaza
Bach
Houston
UCLA
Missouri Valley Conference
Park and Recreation Basketball Schedule Revealed
The Park and Recreation Department lists tomorrow's men and women league games across Central and two gym sites. Key matchups include St. Raphael versus St. Ann at 9:00 a.m. and St. John Nepomucene against St. John the Baptist at 9:00 p.m. local venues.
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Department of Parks and Recreation
Central
Soys
St. Raphael
St. Ann
St. Andrew
Sacred Heart
St. Augustine
St. Joseph
Peter
St Patrick
Franklin
Summerfield Central
Whdur Cross
Columbus
Ellos Howe
Wilbier Cross
Maplewood
Tickets On Sale Today For UB Tourney Games
Tickets for the New England regionals of the NCAA College Division tournament go on sale from 12 noon to 3 pm at Harvey Hubbell gym box office on the UB campus. Additional sales occur at the UB versus Fairleigh Dickinson game tonight at Hubbell gym.
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New England
University of Bridgeport
Harvey Hubbell Gymnasium
Fairleigh Dickinson
Hubbell
Fleming Leads World Figure Skating. Britain Dominates Ice Dance
Peggy Fleming built a 52 point lead over Gabriele Seyfert after four compulsory figures at the World championships in Geneva. Beatrix Schuba ranked third and Hana Maskova fourth as two more compulsory figures and the women’s free skate awaited. Britain swept the ice dancing with Towler and Ford earning their third title, with Sudddick and Cannon and Swabridge and Lane placing second and third.
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Geneva
UPI
Peggy Fleming
America
Miss Fleshing
Colorado Springs
Calo
Gabriele Seyfert
East Germany
Miss Fleming
Grenoble
Britain
Diane Towler
Bernard Ford
Yvonne Suddick
Malcolm Cannon
Janet Swabridge
John Lane
Beatrix Ischuba
Austria
Hana Maskova
Czechoslovakia
Manhattan Rips Connecticut in Garden 83 69
Manhattan beat Connecticut 83 to 69 at Madison Square Garden led by Bill Goodfellow with 21 points and joining the 1000-point club. Al Or Lando added 18, Grady OMalley 16, Marty Baretti 18 as Manhattan improved to 8 13 while Bill Corley led the Huskies with 26.
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NEW York
Manhattan
Bill Goodfellow
Connecticut
Madison Square Garden
NYU
Fordham Cn
Huskies
Goodfellow
al Or Lando
Grady O'Malley
Marty Baretti
Bill Corley
Boleil
Maren
Godilw
Jekite
Orcutt Club Notes Races, Close Matches In Local League
Gophers and Giraffes share first in Orcutt three man table tennis. Bats and Cougars tied for second. Pat Williams named Player of the Week. St Johns edged Thomas Hooker 26 25 in junior hoops behind Chester Kazywicki winning shot. In senior action Orcutt Seniors beat Redmen 63 42 with Gary Gourley 20 points and Anthony Toney 19. All Stars defeated St Michaels 73 54 led by Len Sharpe John Redmond Rubin Cunningham. Joe Zikaras scored 15 for St Michaels.
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Gophers
Giraffes
Orcutt Boys’ Club
Bats
Cougars
Pat Williams
The
St.John’s
Thomas Hooker
Chester Kazywicki
Robert’ Ber‘pen
Orcutt
Redmen
Gary Gourley
Anthony Toney
Mike Ciszkowski
All Stars
St. Michael's
Len Sharpe
John Redmond
Rubin Cuningham
Joe Zikaras
St. Michael’s
Cardinals to Meet Giants in 1968 Albie Booth Game
At Yale Bowl on August 25 the St Louis Cardinals will face the New York Giants in the Albie Booth Foundation exhibition. The game raises funds for charity with more than 600000 dollars already contributed from five prior games.
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Cardinals
Giants
Albie Booth
New Haven
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Albie
Yale
Booth
Fairfield University
St Louis
Minnesota Vikings
Danbury Rallies Past Milford 71 61 in ICIAC Clash
Danbury overcome Milford after trailing 61-58 with four minutes left. Hatters use full-court press and rebounding to score 13 straight points and seal a 71-61 Division II playoff win at Masuk High School. Milford ends 10-10. Danbury advances to face Con tact.
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Brinsko
Danbury
Bob Ward
CIAC
Masuk High School
Monroe
Milford
Russ Hunt
Tom Pardalis
Bradley Jackson
Dave Boks
Paul Blatney
Indians
Hatters
Bruce
MacPherson
Séore
ICIAC
Danbury's
Walker
Swanson
Ken Walker
Paul Swanson
MBIAC
Jackson
Ray Mahon
Danbury Senior Cents Beat Indians Behind Ward 22 Points
Danbury's 6-6 senior center Bob Ward led with 22 points and 10 rebounds as his team defeated the Indians on a night when Lawlor and Moré contributed 17 and 16 points respectively. Walker led the Indians with 23 points, Swanson had 16, and Hunt scored 10 before fouling out. Mahon credited Swanson and Walker for outstanding performances while noting defensive rebounds and position play as the deciding factors.
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Swanson
Hunt
Mahon
Walker
Pup
Red Indians
Milford Poortney Hunt
Scire
Stockson Bratney
Owtrohalis
Bucas
Lakers Triumph Over Bulls 117 107 in Narrow Victory
In Evansville Indiana the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Chicago Bulls 117 to 107 as Chicago shot 35 percent from the field 39 of 109 while the Lakers hit 50 percent 44 of 88. Lakers players high scorers and free throws were listed with several teammates contributing strong efforts in the win.
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Evansville
Ind
UPI
Los Angeles
Lakers
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
Bulls
Saris Pit
Hicage
Aes Len
Angates
Sloan
Goodrich
Stoan
Robinson
Washington
Haskins
Erickson
Boorer
Barnes
McLemore
Gocarlcha
Imparta
Clark
Gaylor
Mueller
Crawford
Dougs Se Hawkins
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Jeff Howard
Harrison Taylor
By Ray van Stone
Princetohns
Quetec
Buttclo
South Windsor
Norwich Tech
Plainfield
Wilcox Tech
Wolcott
Bernards
Morgan
Fewanon O{ Stopes
Westpord
Wilbur Cross
Norifield
Frea Academy of Xavier
Misdietow
Rippowam
Weaverah
Southern Connecticut
Felinaten
Central Catholic
Chesana
New Aillford
Terry
Otgtvard
Ridgefield
North Branere
Usofonie
Reotonal
Aquinas
Lewis Mills
Burlington Farmington
Raynor Tech
South Ington
Tourleslate
Somers
Smith, Storrs
Thomaston
Woodstock of
Rockville
Litchfield
Becon Academy
North West Cathelle
West Hartford
Portland
Gollon
East Cathellc
Manchester
Kings
Flyers
Philadelphia
Howie Hughes
Ed Joya
Los Angeles Kings
Philadelphia Flyers
Hughes
Doug Favell
Joyal
Minnesota North Stars
Bill Fleet
Iman
Leon Rochefort
Andre LaCroix
Sweetland
Rich Napoletano
Larry Wood
Wood
Henry Tinney
Triumph
Milford Lo
Orcutt Glove
An Haven
Bry
Steubenville
St. Twingent & Geneva
California
Worcester Tech
John Carroll
Siena
Potsdam State
Norfolk
North Carolina
Winston: Salem
Old Dominion
Baltimore i
Virginia Union
Northarotina
Peneke
Towson T
Ainey's
Hampden
Syaney
AL Richmond
Chadet
Davidson
William & Mary
West Virginia
Coy Careling
Gylethrpe
San Shorter Saethorpe
Er Loyala
Jacksonyileysbeugh
Franklin & Marshall
L U
Bridgewater
Ge Care
Stonehill
Mass
Crokesy
Memphis State Westminister
Alliance 2
Pettysburg
Dickinson
Alimont
Morris Harvey
Park and Recreation Department
Paul Lawlor
Bradely
Mitch
Pro Basketball
Louis
Wes Mork
Houstontren
Colt Guns
Capitol Loan CO
Middle St
Opp
Hiram Walker
Megitee
Etramet
Westral
WA Wolner.& Bore Inc
Peoria, Ill
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