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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1965

Page

16

Astros Open Astrodome With Glare Dilemma and Yankee Test

The Astrodome, costed at 31.5 million, hosted a gala inaugural with President Johnson and 90,000 attendees amid sun glare from the plexiglass roof. Players struggled catching fly balls in daylight. plans include orange balls or anti glare sunglass tests as daylight exhibitions vs Orioles and Yankees ensue and 21 12 inning win over New York marks first Dome exhibition triumph.

Houston UPI Astrodome Johnson Houston Astros New York Yankees Texas John Connally Praxedis Balboa Tampaulipas Astros Yankees Texas Sun Kansas City Athletic Charles QO Finley Astro Lyman Harris Baltimore Orioles Harris Tex Mckey Mantle

Will Chamberlain cries foul over Sports Illustrated by line

Philadelphia star Will Chamberlain charges Sports Illustrated inserted unauthorized thoughts into his by line and altered the story title My View From The Top was changed to My Life In The Bush League. He warned of legal action as the 76ers trail Boston 2-1 in their NBA playoff series and the teams prepare to meet again Friday in Boston.

Philadelphia UPI Will Chamberlain Philadelphia 7Éers Sports Ilustrated Friday Dolph Schayes 76Ers Chamberlain Basketball Star NBA National Basketball Association Schayes Boston Celtics

Jacobs Chosen Connecticut Coach of the Year

Dave Jacobs former Pittsfield High and Springfield College player has been named the outstanding high school basketball coach in Connecticut for the past season. He will receive the Francis J McInerney Memorial Trophy from the Connecticut Sportswriter Alliance. Jacobs, 22, led Litchfield High to the class C title after a 1 6 regular season and five straight playoff wins.

Dave Jacobs Pittsfield High Springfield Connecticut Jacobs Francis J. (Doe) McInerney Connecticut Sportswriter Alliance Waterbury Republican Sam Bender Hillhouse High New Haven Litchfield High

Pittsfield Little Leagues announce candidate registrations

Registration for Pittsfield four Little Leagues set for April 17 at 10 a.m. and April 19 at 6 p.m. President Francis McDonald says these are the only registration days this year. North Wahconah Field South Deming West Clapp Allendale boundary lines detailed. tryouts later. season begins Memorial Day May 31. last year about 120 boys aged 9 to 12 registered.

Pittsfield Francis McDonald Wahconah Field Deming Clapp Field Allendale School Lanesboro Murray Street Clark’s Road Lafayette Street Springside Park Grove Street Winter Street Fourth Street East Street North St Linden Street North Street Cascade Street Hancock Town Line

Canadiens recall Berenson Wakely for playoff push

Montreal Canadiens bring back forward Gordon Red Berenson and goalie Eric Wakely from the Quebec Aces to bolster their NHL playoff push. The series with the Toronto Maple Leafs is 2–2 in a best of seven semifinals, with game five set for Saturday. Coach Toe Blake said Charley Hodge will be released from hospital but unavailable.

Montreal Montreal Canadiens Gordon Gump Worsley Montreal Nets Charley Hodge Toe Blake Hodge

Boxing results from Tokyo and Liverpool crowns title

Katsuo Saito of Japan defeated Kim Kyun of South Korea on points in Tokyo while Mau Rice Cullen of England outpointed Dave Coventry in Liverpool to claim the vacant British lightweight title.

Tokyo Katsuo Saito Japan Kim Kyun South Korea Liverpool England Maurice Cullen Dave Coventry Cullen

Greer Do-or-Die Shot Lifts 76ers In OT Thriller

Philadelphia 76ers edge Boston Celtics 134-131 in overtime as Hal Greer hits a 35-foot buzzer-beater to force extra time. Wilt Chamberlain leads Philly with 34 points, Chet Walker 31, Greer 27. Sam Jones leads Celtics with 36 as the series stands two-all.

Philadelphia Hal Greer Philadelphia 76Ers Boston Celtics Wilt Chamberlain Chet Walker Greer Celtics Sam Jones Jones Boston 76Ers Bill Russell Chamberlain Tom Sanders Larry Jones K.C. Jones Heinsohn Jackson Walker 79Ers Willie Naulls

Tom Rolfe Seeks Chesapeake Stakes Win for Derby bid

Tom Rolfe, owned by U S Ambassador Raymond Guest, must win Laurel’s Chesapeake Stakes to secure a Derby trip despite a strong nine horse field including Isle of Greece Golden Joey and Apple Core. The one mile test offers 34,225 gross and 22,246.25 to the winner as a key pre Derby trial.

Laurel Louisville Tom Rolfe Ribot Mond Guest Cawdinat Aqueduct Aqueduct Bay Shore Frank Whiteley, Jr Bosun Isle of Greece Maryland Citation Chesapeake

White Sox Roll to 8-3 Win Over Reds

In Lynchburg Virginia the Chicago White Sox toppled the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 3. Jim Maloney struggled with eight walks and five hits through three innings as Al Weiss Floyd Robinson and Dave Nicholson drove in runs in the first. Robinson notched three hits including a triple and Robinson, Ward and Johnson helped fuel a multi inning rally. Horlen and Howard combined for the win while Tsitouris and Craig shut down the Sox late.

Lynchburg UPI Chicago White Sox Jim Maloney Cincinnati Reds Maloney White Sox al Weiss Floyd Robinson Dave Nicholson Robinson Chisox Peter Ward Deron Johnson John Tsitouris Roger Craig Joe Horlen Bruce Howard

Rain Halts Giants' Tilt With Indians

In Tucson, Arizona an exhibition between the San Francisco Giants and the Cleveland Indians was halted after four innings with the Giants leading 7 to 3. The teams plan to resume in Phoenix on Saturday as part of spring training, after earlier rain forced the move from San Diego.

Tucson Ariz UPI San Francisco Giants Cleveland Indians Giants Indians Phoenix San Diego Calif Arizona California

Ohl Clutch Jump Shoots Bullets To Tie Series 2-2

In Baltimore Don Ohl hit a late jump shot with 48 seconds left to lift the Bullets 114-112 over the Lakers, tying the Western Division series at 2-2. Elgin Baylor and Dick Barnett were out, West missed key shots, and Gus Johnson secured the final rebound for Baltimore.

Baltimore Don Ohl Baltimore Bullets Los Angeles Lakers Lakers Elgin Baylor Dick Barnett Gus Johnson Jerry West Baylor Barnett Jim King Bellamy Johnson Hightower San Francisco Bullets Los Angeles

Citation Still Remembered After 14 Years of Leisure

Lexington AP remembers Citation, retired to Calumet Farm near Lexington after 1948 Triple Crown glory. Tourists visit 800 to 1,000 daily to view the horse, a bronze statue is unveiled, and caretaker Hugh Fields praises the lifetime achiever. Citation, now about 53, weighs 1,450 pounds, sired 212 foals with 19 stakes winners and earned $2.87 million by 1964.

Lexington Citation Calumet Farm America Calumet Hi+aleah Park Florida Hugh Fields Fields Fion Bull Sea Hydroplane II Eddie Arcaro

Thoroughbred Pace Races with 10 Purse Events Listed

The record lists ten pace races with purses ranging from 435 to 1500. Entries include Green Mr Entries first race Runnymede Viola Adonis Bobby Crecat Marty W Mercury Mischlet High Sierra Menumtas Frank Gay Liberty Bob Genes Cash For Gash and others across multiple heats. A mix of names and horses appears for each race with varying purse sizes and participant lists.

Green Pace Runnymede Gene Trail Avalon Aquila Miss Fay Bonnie Wayne Colonie Girl Golten Frost Mac Adios Stey Lin Prince Majesty Circus Candy Hollys Galdin Bey Knight Scene George's King Tiger Reg Little Dartene P. Allan Galion Swamp Root Willa Valley Adias Proof Pop Song Tall Dares the Sentry Billy Baird General Sampson Jolly Songstress Mission Led Bill Saucy Talbot Newport Norm Lady Wonder Susans Jet Abbes Dusty

Versalles and Killebrew deliver Twins 2-1 win

Zoilo Versalles opened the scoring with a solo shot and Harmon Killebrew followed with another homer as the Minnesota Twins beat the New York Mets 2-1 in Charlotte. Carl Willey pitched six strong innings, allowing only two other hits, after which the Mets tied in the fifth before the Twins reclaimed the lead in the seventh.

Charlotte N. C UPL Zoilo Versalles Harmon Killebrew Minnesota Twins New York Mets Twins Mets Versalles Carl Willey Willey Dave Roswell Johnny Lewis Ed Kranepool Killebrew Harmon Larry Bearnorth

Red Sox edge Cubs in 10th with unearned runs

In Salt Lake City the Boston Red Sox beat the Chicago Cubs 7-4 as three unearned runs come in the 10th. Roberto Pena homered in the ninth to tie, and Chuck Schilling scored the eventual winner after an error by Ron Santo, with Tony Conigliaro adding a two run shot.

Salt Lake City Utah Boston Red Sox Chicago Cubs Cubs Roberto Pena Chuck Schilling Ron Santo Tony Conigliaro Red Sox Boston Bob Buhl Arnold Leo Burke

Realty Transfers FromVarious Buyers in Local Deals

Realty sales show Anthony and Charlotte Barscz transferring a house and lot at California and South Carolina avenues to Ruth A. and Muriel R. McCarthy. Gonda W. and Dorothy H Brail sell a house and lot on Al Lengate Avenue to John A. and Harriet P. Atwood. Madeline Asci transfers Tol land Road Otis to Ralph Knowles Jr. and Margaret Knowles. General Electric Realty Corp transfers land on Burr Dy Dalton to William W. and Millie B. E. Here uion. Brodie Yoodis sells a house and lot on Sandisfield Road Otis to Edward A. and Gloria Demera. Robert G. Elliot transfers land on Schulze Road Washington to American Telephone and Telegraph Co.

Anthony Charlotte Barscz Ruth A Muriel R. McCarthy California South Carolina Gonda W Dorothy H Brail John A. and Harriet P. Atwood Allengate Avenue Madeline Asci Ralph 8. Knowles Jr Margaret $. Knowles Tolland Road Otis General Electric Realty Corp William W Millie BE Burr Dy Dalton Brodie Yoodis Edward A Gloria Demera Sandisfield Road Robert G. Elliot American Telephone & Telegraph Co Land On Schulze Road Washington

Fire Record Friday Grass Fires Listed

A sequence of grass fires reported Friday at multiple locations. Fire crews responded to incidents at the rear of North Junior High School and 477 Wolmes Road, near South Mountain Road, and Elm Vale Place. No further details provided.

North Junior High School Wolmes Road South Mountain Road Elmvale Place

Jack Kemp Signs 1965 Buffalo Bills Contract

Quarterback Jack Kemp, who led the Bills to the AFL title last season, signed his 1965 contract in Buffalo. The Bills did not disclose the amount but reports estimate about $20,000 for Kemp this year.

Buffalo N.Y Jack Kemp Buffalo Bills Bills

Suspect Returns In Stockbridge Hit and Run

Police identify a possible driver in the Stockbridge hit and run that injured Grace A. Malumphy, 6 a.m. walker en route to Austen Riggs Center. A Danbury, Conn. man is expected to meet officers, claiming he saw the victim but denies truck involvement. Miss Malumphy remains in fair condition with potential skull fracture. An unidentified Old Colony Trucking Co. driver saw a truck near the impact. investigation continues.

Stockbridge Loral Grace A. Malumphy Elm South Streets Vincent Fruct The Eagle Danbury, Conn Miss Malumphy Pittsfield General Hospital Park Street Austen Riggs Danbury

Indian Artist To Play at Unitarian Church

Sushil Mukherjee, Indian artist in residence at Windsor Mountain School, will perform on an Indian flute at a Buddhist service tomorrow at 9:15 am at the Unitarian Church. Rev. Bhikshu Chaman Lal of India will speak, followed by readings from Buddhist scriptures.

Sushil Mukherjee Windsor Mountain School Unitarian Church Bhikshu Chaman Lal India Gautama Buddha B.C H. V. Kafka Mahatma Gandhi Nehru Grace M. Newmiller Mary Carol Benn Chaman Lal Unitarian Chureh

Easter Egg Hunt Planned at Clapp Park for April 8

Parks superintendent Vincent St Hebert announced the annual Easter egg hunt will be held Sunday afternoon April 8 at Clapp Park. The park department cooperates with the Exchange Club with Hermann Clement as hunt chairman. Exchange Club members will meet Tuesday to mark plastic eggs.

Clapp Park Vincent St. Hebert Park Department Exchange Club Hermann A. Clement Clb

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