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St. Columba's triumphs

NEW DELHI, NOV. 30. St. Columba's defeated host New Green Field School 62-57 to win the Daulat Ram memorial basketball tournament here.

The scores: St. Columba's 62 (Bhavesh Jindal 22, Ayush Messey 19, Prayag Prem 18) beat New Green Field School 57 (Umang Baswal 27, Vishal Rora 19).

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