Lycoming and Raybestos win on last-second plays
Lycoming edges Sikorsky 63 61 after a late Thompson basket. Raybestos tops Bullards 57 56 as Dennis scores a late winner. Schick, led by Grim 28 and Yasinski 16, defeat Carpenter Steel 58 47. Dusty league notes and upcoming games complete the night.
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Weekend high school tourney results and schedule chaos
Readable results list scattered across teams and scores from Stamford Catholic to Killingly and Norwich Tech with multiple upcoming games. The page shows a mix of Class L AA I LL and Tuesday schedules, incomplete names and stray venues, reflecting a crowded tournament slate and unconfirmed site details.
CYO West Division Scores and Hockey Result
In the iCYO League last night St. Raphael's beat St. Emer y's 47 41 St Augustine's defeated Our Lady of Good Counsel 45 44 Holy Family routed St Ann's 42 21 Mike Tapley led St Patrick's with 2 points in a 68 39 win over Assumption Jose Lianos scored 18 for Our Lady of Providence in a 30 27 victory over St Thomas National League hockey saw Chicago beat Boston 3 2.
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St Bernard Swamps Kolbe In ICIAC Class M Clash
Kolbe Friars, missing Bob Stokes for most of the game, fall 80 to 40 to St Bernard as Jim Powers and Tom McGurk spark the victors. Kolbe shot 28 percent while St Bernard hit 45 percent and built a big early lead at Guilford High School.
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Orioles poised for dominance if Barber returns strong
Orioles veterans Ike Dave McNally Jim Palmer and Wally Bunker headline a strong pitching staff. If Steve Barber recovers fully, Baltimore could remain unbeatable with power infield led by Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson and an aggressive lineup around Frank Robinson.
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Reflected Glory Favored In Flamingo Stakes At Hialeah Park
Reflected Glory strong favorite in the first $100,000 Flamingo Stakes for three year olds at Hialeah Park with Reason To Haig, In Reality and Gentleman James among seven stakes winners in the field. Jacobs entry led by Reflected Glory with Jorge Velasquez to ride, and Bob Ussery piloting Reason To Haig. The 38th Flamingo carries 122 pounds for all and could signal Derby prospects as the season begins.
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Peggy Fleming Extends Lead in World Figure Skating
Peggy Fleming of Colorado Springs piled up a 69.2 point lead in compulsory figures at the World Figure Skating Championships and nears a second straight women's crown. Valerie Jones of Canada trails in second with 1 154.2 points as the free skate set for Saturday night.
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Arlington
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76ers And Celtics Rally In NBA Doubleheader
Philadelphia surged in the fourth quarter to beat the San Francisco Warriors 136-128, with Wilt Chamberlain grabbing 38 rebounds. Boston toppled the Chicago Bulls 114-108 as Sam Jones and Larry Siegfried combined for 64 points and filled in for an injured KC Jones.
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Blancas Leads Doral Open After 65 On Blue Monster
Homero Blancas, from Haus, Texas, tied the Doral Open course record with a six under par 65 to lead the opening round. Tommy Aaron and Joel Goldstrand were one stroke back, with Welker and Berry among early movers. Siderow is listed as an outstanding amateur from Westport. the field features 7,002-yard course play and a $100,000 purse.
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Victory Camp takes feature at Yonkers Raceway
Victory Camp trained by Al Burton trotted to the lead before the first turn and defeated Vatley Home by three quarters of a length in the $7,500 Connecticut Handicap at Yonkers Raceway. The mile time was 2 05 2 5 before 17 971 fans. Victory Camp, paired with Hicki Hi, paid 4.40 2.80 2.20. Valley Home paid 4.68 2.80. Sis Bomb Fin finished third at 3.00. The daily double paid 83.68. Post Time and Ozark Sport won earlier in the program.
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Hawks Rout Bruins With Hull Lead In Five Two Victory
Chicago Black Hawks topped the Boston Bruins 5-2 as Bobby Hull netted his 44th goal and added an assist. Stan Mikita contributed a goal and an assist for 82 points, with Ed Van Impe Chico Maki and Dennis Hull also scoring. Bruins' Eddie Westfall Wayne Connelly replied.
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College Basketball Roundup From Southern Conference Tourney
Richmond edges Citadel in overtime 100 to 8 with other results listed. Davidson 64 Furman 55 and multiple college scores across conferences. Local swimmer Skip Langey of Gettysburg College competes in 100 yard event at Middle Atlantic championships at Sean Hooking University this weekend.
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