Twelve Independent Games Open Week of NBL Play
Berkshire County high schools launch a busy week with a dozen independent games and the Northern Berkshire League opener. Searles High visits St Joseph's at Deming Field. Pittsfield and Williams clash in Stockbridge. Wahconah, Mount Everett and other pairings set the slate through Friday. Andy Bud Pellerin shifts Pittsfield toward Wahconah Park as weather allows.
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Berkshire County
NBL
Searles High
Great Barrington
St. Joseph’s High
Deming Field
Pittsfield High
Williams High
Stockbridge
Pittsfield
Lee High
Wahconah
Dalton
Bennington
Adams
Renfrew Field
Northampton High
Springfield Commerce
Lee
St. Joseph's
North Adams
Hurricanes
Dave Bowers
Lenox High
Lenox
Commerce
St. Joseph’s
Phs-Williams
Mount Everett
Sheffield
Chatham
N.Y
Searles
MecCann ‘Tech
McCann
Mount Greylock
Williamstown
Arms Academy
Shelburne Falls
Drury
St. Joe’s
Berkshire School
Great Barington
Bill Murray
Lenox Preparatory School
Murray
Dan O'Laughlin
Frank Seago
Lenox Prep
Jack Doyle
Lenox Highlist
Jim Mahan
Svarles
Pittffeld
Williama Lee
Wahtenah
Wahtenan
Williams
Lee Mount Everett
Searies
Wahconan
Cenex
Drury Independent
Berkshire
Yankees Red Sox Game Postponed by Cold Weather
Boston cold weather forced postponement of the first game of a scheduled doubleheader between the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park.
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Boston
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Maple Leafs Favored In Cup Play After 4-2 Win
AP report from Toronto states the Maple Leafs, boosted by a late season acquisition, dominated Detroit 4-2 to tie the series 2-2. The teams schedule Game 5 in Toronto, Game 6 in Detroit, and a potential Game 7 back in Toronto. Andy Bathgate scored to put Toronto ahead, with Frank Mahovlich clinching the insurance goal.
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Toronto
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Detroit
Punch Imlach
Leafs
Andy Bathgate
New York Rangers
Wings
Frank Mahovlich
Cassius Clay In Boston For Black Muslim Meeting
Muhammad Ali formerly Cassius Clay visited Boston Sunday night with Clarence X Ronald X and Joseph X. He attended a Black Muslim gathering at the Temple of Islam in Roxbury and declined interviews. He was not seen at MIT as previously announced.
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Boston
UPI
Cassius Clay
Mohammed Ali
Cassius
Mohammed
Louisville
Clarence X
Ronald X
Joseph X
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Islan
Roxbury
Memorials Set Second Practice
Lee Memorials softball team holds second practice Wednesday at 5 30 PM on Lee Athletic Field. Nine candidates reported for the first drill yesterday morning and more are expected.
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LEE
Thomas Memorials
Lee Athletic Field
Boxing by the Associated Press results roundup
Eddie Perkins of Chicago out pointed Bunny Grant of Jamaica to retain the world junior welterweight title in Kingston. Rey Asis of the Philippines defeated Joe Meddell of Mexico in Manila. Fumio Kaizu of Japan knocked out Luis Santa of Mexico in Tokyo. Juan Pinto of Spain outpointed Lat Shonibare of Nigeria in Barcelona.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Bunny Grant
Anila — Rey Asis
Philippines
Joe Medell
Mexico
Tokyo
Fumio Kaizu
Japan
Luis Santa
Barcelona
Spain
Juan Pinto
Lat Shonibare
Nigeria
Californian Is Standout Of Swim Meet
Donna deVarona dominates the 1964 AAU Women's Championships in Pittsburgh earning wins in the 200 and 400 individual medleys, the 200 butterfly, and a near 100 butterfly win. She scores 26 points for Santa Clara while records fall in all 14 events. Barbara Talmage shines in indoor platform diving with 1m and 3m titles. Other winners include Cathy Ferguson and Terri Stickles as Santa Clara leads team scores with City of Commerce and Riverside close behind.
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Pittsburgh
Donna deVarona
America
George Haines
Santa Clara
Calif
Miss deVarona
Donna
University of Pittsburgh
Barbara McAlister Talmage
Dick Smith Swim Gym
Phoenix
Ariz
Talmage
Cathy Ferguson
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Terri Stickles
City of Commerce
Dick Smith
Rivier Club
Indianapolis
Ind
Los Angeles A.C
Barons Win 7th Straight In Playoffs
In Quebec, the Cleveland Barons clinched a 2-0 series lead by edging the Quebec Aces 5-4. Dick Mattiussi scored the late winner at 18 49, with Cecil Hoekstra adding a goal and two assists, and Joe Szura contributing another tally as he extended his playoff record. Szura now has 13 playoff goals.
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Quebec
UPI
Cleveland Barons
Cleveland
Aces
Barons
Dick Mattiussi
Cecil Hoekstra
Joe Szura
Szura
Trinity-Pawling tops Cranwell in 7-3 baseball win
Trinity-Pawling School erased a four run deficit to beat Cranwell School 7-3 in Pauling New York. Roman Martinez led Cranwell with a triple and a single as Cranwell suffered its first loss in two games.
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Pawling
N.Y
Trinity-Pawling
Cranwell
Lenox
Mass
Roman Martinez
Probable pitchers for today’s major league games
United Press International lists Probable pitchers for multiple games. Philadelphia hosts New York with Bunning versus Stallard. Cincinnati visits San Francisco with Purkey against Sanford. St Louis at Houston Sadecki against Farrell. Milwaukee at Los Angeles Sadowski against Miller or Ortega. New York at Boston Meyer and Williams versus Morehead and Monbouquette. Chicago at Baltimore Pizarro versus McNally.
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Philadelphia
New York
Bunning
Stallard
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Purkey
Sanford
St. Louis
Houston
Sadecki
Farrell
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Sadowski
Miller
Ortega
Boston
Meyer
Williams
Morehead
Monbouquette
Chicago
Baltimore
Pizarro
McNally
Pittsburgh
Celtics 10-Point Favorite in Game Two vs Warriors
Boston holds a 1-0 series lead as Bill Russell and teammates aim to repeat title runs. Celtics 108 San Francisco 96 in opener. Hanum warns of tougher effort tonight and Warriors must hit from outside.
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Boston
Alex Hanmum
San Francisco Warrior
Celtics
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain and Company
San Francisco
Hannum
Celtic
Tommy Heinsohin
Warriors
Owl
Cincinnati
Frank Ramsey
Russell
Cellus
Ramsey
Royals
Guy Rodgers
Tom Meschery
Weinsohn
Sam Jones
Chamberlain
Heinsohn
Wilt
John Hasdicek
Green Mt Harbor stakes second-best night at Vermont meet
Pownal Vermont Green Mountain Park drew 7 090 fans for a $304 212 harness program on Saturday night, after opening night totals of 10 319 fans and $330 471. Adorable Wick won the feature race paying 28 6 20 and 3 with a 2 12 11 trot time. Mist Quinton Scott and Lady True led early stakes in trotting and pacing divisions with multiple payoffs listed alongside a crowded card of second through tenth races featuring pacers and trotters across purses from 650 to 1500 and a 1000 invitational.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Adorable Wick
Mist Quinton Scott
Silk
Jon Davis
Stephens
Emel’s Guess
Olen
Pay Alden
Fenn Bott
Mister McAbee
Etta's Lad
Speedy Song
Lady True
Dawkins
cAtuntain
Maroundy
Faber
Kathy
Cooper
Miss Lady Vic
Buddy Eatel
Irene's
Rascal
Coronel Dee
Nita Forbes
Todd
Sonny Jim
General Sampson
Jevans
Bob Mishe
Lovely
Chestnut Song
Lane Kim Smokey
Lonnie Jo Express
Princes Jerry
Shirley’s
Mighty Bart
Story
Betty
Ato
Shadydale Gleam
Beau Adios
Virginia Rice
Bailia
Allen
Hoyt
Hanley
Maida. Pete's Pride
Clam's Pride
Runnymede Fetts
Kenland Squaw
One Mite
Pacers
Bill Saucy Talbot
Manzi
Linda’s Dee
Tingley
Volusia
Ellis
Spartan
Connie B Direct
Quick Trigger
Donald’s
Press
Overton
Heeney
Dutch Cansell Kachely Ae
Hadge Direct
Spencer
Armassan
Oscar
Guy Demon
Midnight Spangler
Sir Abbe Ace
Virginia Mack Iyn
Purse
Graham Cracker
Peachy Spangler
Elis
Counsel Way
Billy Brooks
Knightiat
Lena Faber
Glendale Jerry
Bunn
Dee Whit
Doras Joy
Oswhins
Friendly Dares
Wil March
Warden
Mac
Ben Adios
Vivian
HM. Kyer
Audey Hanover Leeney
Ete Galton
Charming
Alf Karen
Amber Wayne
Panquitch
CBS Wins Contract To Screen 64 65 NFL Title Contests
The NFL sold television and radio rights to its 1964 and 1965 championship games to CBS for 1.8 million dollars per game, the highest price for a single day sports event. CBS had already bought the 1964 and 1965 regular season rights for 28,200 dollars. Proceeds and player pension costs were outlined, with 70 percent of championship receipts going to a player pool.
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CBS
NEW York
National Football League
Boston Beats San Francisco in opening series game
Boston tops San Francisco 108 to 9 in Saturday action as Boston leads the best of seven series 1-0. Sunday has no games scheduled. Today San Francisco visits Boston for the next matchup in the series.
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Boston
San Francisco
Acorns Name Burt Lebo To New Post
Springfield General Manager Bob Fitzgerald announced the creation of a strength coach post for the Acorns of the Atlantic Coast Football League. Burton C. Lebo, 30, longtime YMCA associate PE director, will oversee a preseason fitness program starting July 12. Lebo holds leadership roles in YMCA and health education groups.
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Springfield
Bob Fitzgerald
Springfield Acorns
Burton C. Lebo
Central Branch Ymca
Acorn
Fitzgerald
Lebo
Western Massachusetts Ymca
Physical Directors’ Society
The
New England Society
American Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Goodrich Top Skier Named at Mount Greylock Club
Charles Goodrich Jr., a Pittsfield High School sophomore, was named outstanding skier by Coach John Howe and received the Mount Greylock Ski Club junior achievement trophy at the annual banquet Saturday. The event drew 103 attendees and noted Goodrich’s prior ski awards in 1962 and 1963. Burton Wright began a second term as club president, with Mrs. Orville Wilkinson as chairwoman. Membership stands at 850 with a first come, first served policy. renewals are due by October 15.
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Charles Goodrich Jr
John Howe
Mount Greylock Ski Club
GEAA
Goodrich
Pittsfield
Berkshire
Orville Wilkinson
Thomas Baker
Lanesboro
Loomis Tops Berkshire In Tennis
Berkshire School loses 3-4 at home to Loomis School of Windsor in a season opener for Loomis. Loomis players Tony Bull Bob Pxnoos and Traver Auburn swept the top three singles. Berkshire’s Strom Bentley Kerr won key sets, while the doubles matches and final tilt decided the match in Loomis’s favor. Berkshire falls to 1-1. Loomis moves to 2-0 with next match against Kent School on Wednesday.
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Sheffield
Berkshire
Loomis School of
Windsor
Conn
Tony Bull
Bob Pxnoos
Traver
Auburn
Loomis
Downing Bill Bruder
Andy Brown
Dana de Windt
John Strom
Rich Bentley
Mike Kerr
Stan Shinkas
Brown
Bruder
Tao Pyness
Strom
Bentley
Finck
Shinkus
DeWindt
Bunnell
Bull
Phillips
Kent
Cronin To Head VEW Key League
Cronin named president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Bowling league for next season. Al Potidoro named treasurer for his seventh team. At the annual banquet, awards included high averages and triples across classes, with Beals, Rizzo, and Salvatore among top scorers. The Dogfaces won the league championship.
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John OT. Cronin
al Potidoro
Dom Salvatore
Tony Rizzo
Ernest Beals
John Ryan
Jack Connelly
Beals
Francis Briggs
Rizzo
Ted Cahill
Dogfaces
Darrow wins lacrosse squeaker over Avon Old Farms
In Avon Connecticut the Darrow School from New Lebanon New York edged Avon Old Farms 5 4 on Saturday Steve White and Russell Brielman three other scorers Dave Mulligan and Peter Tillson each had a score and assist respectively led by Groth with two goals a tight two goal margin decided the game with late scoring pressure from both sides.
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Avon, Conn
Darrow
New Tebanon
N.Y
Avon Old Farms
Dave Groth
Dave Mulligan
Steve White
Russell Brielman
Peter Tillson
Olympic cyclists race in 268 mile interval event
In a three man team the finish order was 1 2 3 with Lenox Hill Hospital noted for yesterday’s 268 mile leg is a collegiate bicycle race. Oscar Swan posted the top time 1 hour 7 minutes 27 seconds edging team mates Mike Hinney and Peter Waring in a near photo finish. Also note New York Yankees shortstop Tony Kubek sidelined since season start due to illness.
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Waltham
Princeton
Lenox Hill Hospital
Oscar Swan
Mike Hinney
Peter Waring
New York
Yankee
Tony Kubek
Cornwall Wins Opening Games In Two Sports
Cornwall Academy opens its season with a 6-3 baseball win over Vanderheyn School at Troy New York. Junior Jim Kieffner allows two hits in seven innings for the victory. Cornwall tennis defeats Hoosac 5 0 in Hoosick Falls New York. Eddie Perkins defends title in Jamaica defeating Bunny Grant in a 13 round unanimous decision. US touring basketball team to play two exhibitions in Moscow starting tomorrow after arriving from Poland. Wood Memorial at Aqueduct goes to Quadrante over Mr Brick and Roman Brother in a tight finish. Mike Souchak wins Houston Classic by one stroke over Nicklaus. Betsy Blossom Open in Spartanburg ends with Lee Academy beating Cornwall golf team in Rawls, South Carolina.
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Great Barrington
Cornwall Academy
Vanderheyn School
Troy
N.Y
Jim Kieffner
Cornwall
Hoosac School
Hoosick
Kingston
Jamaica
Eddie Perkins
Bunny Grant
Perkins
Chicago
New York
Quadrante
Mr. Brick
Roman Brother
Aqueduct
Houston
Mike Souchak
Jack Nicklaus
Vanderheyn
Geednett
Martin and
Spartanburg
Mick
Jene Wright
Tanis
Lee Academy
Rawls
Baseball Scores And Upcoming Matches Aired In Briefs
Baseball results note New York 5 Baltimore 3 and Chicago 6 Boston 0 with other games rained out. Minnesota 12 Detroit 1 and Los Angeles at Cleveland postponed. Tuesday schedule lists Chicago at Baltimore and New York at Boston with several city matchups. Auto racing winner A J Foyt at Trenton Speedway with 104.529 mph average in 100 miles, plus Gwyn Staley 250 event won by Fred Lorenzen in a 1964 Ford. Suffolk Downs opens its 30th thoroughbred season as Lincoln Downs begins night races through May 30. Boston poll shows fans urge Friday home games for the Patriots by a 4 to 1 margin.
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New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Clevland
Suffolk Downs
New England
Lincoln Downs
Boston Patriots
American Football League
L. Pet
City
Cranwell School In Tennis Sweep Cranwell
Cranwell School swept all five matches against Lee Academy with O Rourke defeating Colinson in three sets, Gardin beating Venezia, and Lee beating Walhander. Doubles saw Lee Collins topple Colinson Venezia while Crowley Anderson beat Carren Wolhander 6 1.
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LEE — Cranwell School
Lee Academy
O'Rourke
Colinson
Gerardin
Venezia
Lee
Walhander
Lee-Collins
Colinson-Venezia
Crowley-Anderson
Carren-Wolhander
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Deming
PHS
Bill Mahan
Maple Leafs
Associated Press
By ED Schuyler JR
Yarfe
Riber” Atale Ar
BERL
Tague
Williams College Wrestling
Cocaptain
Jay Selvig
Shortills
N.J
Selvig
Coleader
Art Wheelock
Uxbridge
Pete de Lisser
United Press International
Green Mt
Burt Lebo
YMCA
Cronin
VEW Key League
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
Yanks
Poland
Trenton
A. J. Foyt
Trenton Speedway
North Wilkesboro
N.C
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Gwyn Staley
Ford
Cranwell School
Arcusan Vous
Limousi
Pittsfield Wendel
Williamston
Seld Artive Bradley
Sal Adams
Ervice, Inc
Adams Lee Tel
J. L. Richards
North St
Pitefield
Ervic
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