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✓St. Lucy's CourtmenNotch 7th StraightST. LUCY'S CLINCHED the, first half charoplonsliip ot theParochial Basketball League and three other quints were deadlocked for third spot following last night’s action.THE LUCIANS, paced by BobCanty with 23 points and Ormie Spencer with 22, racked up their seventh straight victory, a 76-55 decision over St. John the Evangelist on the winner's court. Chyck Frieano and Ed Daughton aided the unbeaten Gifford Streeters with 10 points apiece while Tom Kotas was top man for the Evangelists with 20.in omer iuup .uujuST. LUCY'S • 1CantyMullenFieldsSmithDaushtohKellySpencerMattloFiicanoSancangello1 23!Nclson0 25nreg.'er1 SiKotas 0 0 BriskLaroandM Doda Decker YVen 02 aTaylcr Pfrano 'SherlockEVANGELISTSB. F. T.2 10 0 0 ti 22 0 0 0 10 0 00 40 0 09 1 20 1 0.2 3 4 10 3 1 7 1 0 2 2 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 410 22455Totals 33 10 ?GI Totals Score at Half-time—St. Lucys 37. Evangelists 19. Officials—Casey, and Zarniewlcz.SheehanCampbellReardonRosary raiked to subdue St, John the Baptist, 71-57, at LeMoyne School; St. Anthony's blasted St -Patrick's. 61-33, on the loser's]!*™ floor and St. Vincent’s trouncedJr£y Assumption, 67-15, at St. Vincent’s F.osary and St. Anthony's moved into a triple tie with the Baptist quint as a result o£ the victories.All show 4-3 records, Cathedral, in second place with a 5-2 slate, wa^ idle last night. tST. ANTBOXVS I ft. F. T.l19; Dan’Stm1 9'O’Leary 0 2|G.Ka.y«S 0. ft.-MorRn 0 OiJtiiloitto*. ^liU^/lvOB. F. T.BILL GLEASON sparked theRosary hoopsters to their important win, hitting fbr 24 points. Jim flirray chipped in with 19. The Bellevue Heights cagers trailed by six points at the start of the final period but battled back S'.rongly to take the edge and- held it. Dick Nelipowltz poured in 21 points for the Baptist basketeers.John Murray with 23 markers and Bob Sheehan with 19 led the Paduan's offensive against winless St. Patrick's, which dropped its eighth straight last night.Don Lipke flipped in 18 points to 4*ace St Vincent's while Maurice Lynch and Walt Groginski netted 10 apiece in a losing effort lor Assumption.u U VlUUVWIV. 8 7 aalFclchoiMoTriarlj ID, Kayes (Williams Walker Docner , KJanr:IHelnUeman0 1 1 0 1Total* 23 15 61; Totals 12 9 33 Score at Half-time—St. Amfcoms 22. St. Patricks S’. Officials—Froio and Cesta.SUpeltoaGlewonKlebergStackPerfclnsSyncsMurrayYoungROSARY -B.F.2 3 8Totals 23 15 Score at ’id. Officials—BusI ST. 3OHM BAPTISTT.f —--5’Henneberry 24’Fitxpibbons 4fNeiipowil3 Oi Kendrick slAHet’ha'scr DO. Wallace 19Oi _Til Toials, 25 H 67 :mc—34. Horary scjl and Woofl.VINCENTS „ j B. P. T,lDarlingVereisePrzychLiokeForkhamerKohoeTillI 4 6'Holknbaek3 0 e! Lynch9 0 OlAlJeth’USsr 9 0 Hanley5 2 J21 Yours I ‘ 1 nfKlarnm4 0 B'ZlcclerILcoRueIGrocinstlIScelcrASSUMPTIONB. F. T.24 JO2 20 0 0TDials 30 7 671 • Tola)5 , 18 13 4!Score at Half-time — St, Vincent’s 31 Assumption 2?. Officials —Go dziol a hoc Jacobs.
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Sat, Jan 17, 1953
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