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Family Roots on Dino

Family and friends turned out to watch former Winthrop High basketball star Dino Mallios and his St. Anselm College team play Bentley University Saturday in Waltham. Mallios, starting point guard, put on a great all-around show in front of the Winthrop contingent, contributing 12 points, five rebounds, four assists, and two steals to lead St. Anselm to an 81-75 upset of the Fal­cons. Dino and his supporters are pictured after the game.

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