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Although no formal score was kept, Connecticut outscored the varsity basketball team by a sizable margin in a 65-minute full scale scrimmage at Storrs yesterday.
The Crimson, working without injured center and Captain Ed Smith, could not control the backboards, although its outside defense was good and kept Connecticut from scoring much on set shots. Harvard's foul shooting was good, and Jim Urdan, sophomore forward, made an impressive showing.
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