Scott's Potent Bat Carries Pittsfield to 5-3 Victory
George Scott drove in all five Pittsfield Berkshire Red Sox runs in a 5-3 win over Eugene, Ore., at Leesburg. He hit a grand slam and a single, aiding Reggie Smith's three hits as Pittsfield built a 5-3 lead. Pitching by Fred Wong, John Nankins, Gerry Verendy, and others held Eugene to three runs.
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Scott
Pittsfield
Eugene
Ocala
Fla
George Scott
Pittsfield-Berkshire Red Sox
Ore
Leesburg
Eddie Papowski
Hugene
Reggie Smith
Smith
Pete Jernigan
Chris Caletta
Jernigan
Fred Wong
Berkshire County Club
John Nankins
Gerry Verendy
Gary Waseluski
Toronto
Popawski
Red Sox
South
Ted Williams
Boston
Ron Shepard Makes UMass Freshman Baseball Squad
Ronald Shepard of Williamstown is the Berkshire County rep on the University of Massachusetts freshman baseball team. At 18, he weighs 160 pounds and bats and throws right. He majors in business as the yearlings open a 10 game schedule against Amherst College on Saturday April 24 at the Amherst field.
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Amherst
Ronald Shepard
Williamstown
Berkshire County
University of Massachusetts
Mount Greylack
Williamstown American Legion
Shepard
Amherst College
PCC Keg Meet Slated April 25
The Polish Community Club announces the Jean Stockley Memorial Keg Meet a bowling tournament for members and auxiliary on Sunday April 25 at Imperial Lanes starting at 2 p.m. The event honors a former auxiliary member who died in 1964. Mrs Stella Ty Spence chairs the event with Stephen J Stockley assisting. Prizes are managed by Harry Killgag and the kitchen by Mrs Joseph A Duda. A smorgasbord follows at the club on Linden Street.
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Imperial Lanes
Jean Stockley
Stella TY. Spence
Stephen J. Stockley
Harry Killgag
Joseph A. Duda
North Adams Mohawks win second straight over Albany State
In a rain shortened eight inning game North Adams beat Albany State 10 to 7 to move to 2-0. Bruce Gallagher sparked the offense with two triples and four RBIs while Eddie Noel and Fran Reardon added two singles each. Mike Reilly pitched four innings, Fred Foley followed, and Jim Bigelow earned the win. The score was 10-7 at the end.
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North Adams
North Adams State
Albany
N.Y
Bruce Gallagher
Eddie Noel
Drury
Fran Reardon
Pittsfield
Mike Reilly
North Adams Mohawks
St. Joseph’s High
Campaner Stars In KC Triumph Over Cleveland
Bert Campaner led Kansas City with a double and three singles driving in two runs and scoring once in a 7-3 win over Cleveland. Bennie Daniels held Chicago to two hits until Smoky Burgess broke through in the eighth as the Senators won 3-1. Dutch Hill closure ends season. Berkshire skiing weak overall but recently improved.
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Bert Campaneris
Athletics
Kansas City
Cleveland
Bennie Daniels
Senators
Smoky Burgess
Washington
Chicago
Pittsfield and Lenox Baseball Postponed to Tomorrow
Pittsfield and Lenox high schools will resume their season opener tomorrow at 1 PM at Clapp Park after wind and rain halted play in the second inning. Pierce hit a monstrous first inning homer for Pittsfield, driving in Rusty Ruslie and Gene Curletti. Lenox scored in the second on Don Borgo’s run after Mike Wellington walked. Pitchers Allen and Baker worked two innings in wet conditions with Payne and Pignatelli among the standout hitters. A small crowd watched as the weather drove spectators away.
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Pittsfield
Lenox High
Tomorr
Clapp Park
Pete Snyder
Bob Steiner
Paul Pierce
Rusty Ruslie
Gene Curletti
Pierce
Dick del Gallo
PHS
Pat Bonavitaccia
Lenox
Mike Wellington
Don Borgo
Mike Doolan
Dave Allen
Mike Pignatelli
Allen
Howard Baker
Lalls
Adams Lee Opener Delayed by Weather
Adams and Lee high schools faced a late hour postponement as showers disrupted the season opener scheduled for 2 PM at Renfrew Field.
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Adams
Adams and Lee High
Renfrew Field
Relays Set as Matson, Robin son Spark Seven-Event Card
At Lawrence Texas A M star Randy Matson seeks discus marks and Clarence Robinson of New Mexico targets the broad jump while Southern Illinois stars in the university sprint highlight the 40th Kansas Relays seven event program.
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Lawrence, Kan
Texas A&m
Randy Matson
Southern Ilinois
Missouri
New Mexico
Clarence Robinson
Kansas
Boston Red Sox scout Neil Mahoney leads farm system
Neil Mahoney heads the Red Sox scouting operation from Boston with eight full time staff, visits to farm clubs, and a 500 prospect list. He recalls Eddie Collins and Hugh Duffy shaping his career, notes Kevin Mahoney signed to Boston College, and confirms Florida Ocala as a long standing minor league base with Winter Haven training next season.
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Sean Neil Mahoney
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Eddie Collins
Eddie
Collins
Neil
Tom Yawkey
Yawkey
Worcester
Lowell
Ooone
Glens Falls
Northern
Boston
Toronto
Pilisfield
Winston-Salem
N.C
Waterloo
Iowa
Wellsville
Nuy
Newton
Newton High
Northeastern University
Chestnut Hill
Bowdoin College
Brunswick Maine
Army
Navy
Neil Je
Allstar Baseball
Washington, D.C
Washington
Boston College
New York-Pennsylvania
Ocala
Eddie Popowski
Pittsfield
Bill Slack
Larry Thomas
Matt Stesney
Don Lenhardt
Frank
Bots
Bots) Nekola Work Hard. “Ted Willams
Bobby Doerr
Billy McMahon
Siddie Connells
Sam Mele
Jimmy Piersal
Walter Dropo
Maywood Sullivan
Dave Sisler
Tony Horton
Bob Guindolan
Reggie Smith
Pete Charlon
Jerry Verendy
Bill Rohr
Dave Gray
Bob Johnson
Paul Dowd
Joe Foy
Mike Andrews
George Scott
Chris Coletta
Mahoney
Florida
Winter Haven
Pittsfield PHS to Meet White Plains on Thanksgiving
Pittsfield High will play White Plains High of New York on Thanksgiving morning November 25 at 11 o clock. Coach Joe Gleason announced the one game trip, with Pittsfield traveling the day before and returning after the contest. The game is funded by the host school’s guarantee.
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Pittsfield High
White Plains
N.Y
PHS
Joe Gleason
Pittsfield
Len Watters
Williams College
New York State
Coaches Cite Endurance Edge In Red Wings Fall To Hawks
Detroit led 2-0 before Chicago rallied to win 4-2 in the Stanley Cup semifinal decider. Billy Reay and Sid Abel credited Chicago's depth, timely goals, and Red Wings fatigue from a late-season surge for the outcome. Norm Ullman and Gordie Howe scored early for Detroit. Stan Mikita and Eric Nesterenko sealed Chicago's victory.
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Detroit
Billy Reay
Sid Abel
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Abel
Black Hawks
Red Wings
Reay
Norm Ullman
Gordie Howe
Stan Mikilta
Eric Nesterenko
Doug Morns
Chicago
Bobby Hull
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Clas
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Gallagher
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Mazzarin
Thomaselli
Foley
Reilly
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P—Kewley
Putney Christian
Filansney
Chris Alan
Duran and
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John's Lakeside Marine
Wahconah St
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Associated Press
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Dutch Hill
Webster H. Oltman
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Jimmy Garstang
Ieft
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Peter Robbie
Rudy Benedetti
Bill Mahan
Whitewall Tire Sale
Pittsfield Tire & Battery
Corner of
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Maine
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Kevin
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Riverside Speedway
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