Veteran Lefty Triumphs As Mets Split Doubleheader
Veteran left hander Warren Spahn earned his 358th win with a 4-3 seven-hitter to split a doubleheader with the Giants as Ed Kranepool and Ron Swoboda supplied key power. Juan Marichal shut down the Mets in the opener with a five-hitter. In other NL action, Phillies beat Dodgers, Red Sox ace Drysdale faltered, and Houston topped Pittsburgh as Joe Morgan drove in the eventual winner.
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Boteze Loses as UMass Falls to Vermont in Conference
Pittsfield’s Carl Boteze Jr faced Vermont in a Yankee Conference game at Burlington. He allowed five hits with 12 strikeouts but issued four walks as four Vermont runners scored on errors and timely hits. Behan’s fly ball in the third scored two, giving Vermont the 4-2 victory despite Boteze’s two at bats and a sacrifice.
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Friel Pitches For Dartmouth In 3-0 Loss at Cornell
Ted Friel of Pittfield former Lenox School star pitched three innings for Dartmouth College in its 3-0 defeat to Cornell in Ithaca New York. He worked from the fifth through the seventh and allowed three runs in the sixth.
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Lenox
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Season Bows to 2-1 as Stottlemeyer Shines
The season and Stottlemeyer are now 2-1. Marcelino Lopez took the loss in the opener while rookie southpaw Rudy May allowed only three hits in six innings and took the loss in the nightcap.
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Experts Await Bold Lad Derby Trial Before Big Race
Louisville experts await Bold Lad in the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs to predict the Run for the Roses winner. The one mile trial Tuesday will set the field for the 14 mile race on Saturday with 12 or more 3 year olds and a $125,000 added purse. Tom Rolfe, ridden by Ron Turcotte, is among contenders noted for strong recent form.
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Old Faces Return To Hancock Racing Season
Hancock track opens a 24 day spring meeting with Ray Pasquarelli Lucien Parent Jimmy Allen and Bob Venne among returning jockeys. New staff Jim Hannon as announcer and George Lobris as public relations head. Ted Dooley has nine races daily with purses around 700 and feature races up to 1000. Daily Monday to Saturday with May 4 and 11 off. post time 2 p.m.
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Tom Parsons Starts for Mets in San Francisco Dramatics
Tom Parsons of Lakeville Connecticut and former Housatonic Valley Regional high star pitched four innings for the New York Mets in a 7-6 win over the San Francisco Giants in San Francisco. He yielded seven hits and four earned runs with no strikeouts and no walks.
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Businessmen Open Golf Loop On Wednesday
The Businessmen's Golf League opens its season Wednesday afternoon at Berkshire Hills Country Club. Pairings and tee times include Sage with Mason, Cadotte with Aalardin, Bushey with Jadhey, Jachacky with Case, Burbank with O'Donnel, Bowlty with Erame, Rice with Michels, Brennan with Rees, McIntyre with McKeever, Navrecki with McCormick, Garrity with Lynch, Warner with Pivero, Maniatis with Dickie.
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Ray Warner
Tony Pivero
Chris Maniatis
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Goodermote Wins First Feature Race at Lebanon Speedway
West Lebanon New York coverage of the season opener at Lebanon Valley Speedway. Kennedy Goodermote of Averil Park New York drives the Tremont Ford Special to lead early and hold off Cliff Parker from Somers Connecticut who impressed with a small flat-head engine. Parker receives a standing ovation for his skill. First 100 lap open race scheduled for next Sunday. Navalice winner Al Kisler Dover Plains New York. Sportsman class Ist Keat Stan Wetmore Oak Hill New York. 2nd heat Billy Scheffell Ruby New York. 3rd heat Parker Consol race John Flach Oak Hill New York. Feature 1st Goodermote Parker Irving Rip Riley living in New Baltimore New York.
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al Kisler
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Oakhill
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New Baltimore
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Poughkeepsie
HVRHS Extends Winning Streak In Narrow Baseball Victory
Housatonic Valley Regional High beat Lewis Mills Regional 3-1 in a Northwest Conference game after a rain delay. Kevi n Dunn fanned 11 in a strong pitching effort while Jeff Bekasi allowed six hits for Lewis. Housatonic improves to 5-0 in league play. Lewis drops to 2-3. The jayvees won 16-3 and HVRHS next hosts Berlin High in Falls Village.
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Suffolk Downs to conduct Tuesday race examined
Massachusetts Racing Commission grants Suffolk Downs permission to conduct a single thoroughbred race on Tuesday after the date was previously open. Various results from national and regional track events are noted across multiple cities and sports.
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Kent Beats Berkshire 9-4 in Connecticut
Kent School baseball defeated Berkshire School 9-4 in Kent Connecticut Saturday. Kent had four hits all singles led by Chip Dewing Pete Pervere and Dusty Sandmeyer. Berkshire committed five errors and had several in late innings. Berkshire Jayvees routed Lenox 17-0 with Gordon Crawford tossing a no hitter.
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Steve Whitney
Jim May
South Kent Conn
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Peter Covel Chosen for Maccabiah Soccer Team in Newark
Mrs Herbert Covel and her son Peter of 65 Lexington Parkway attended the Maccabiah sports carnival in Newark New Jersey yesterday. Peter a Lenox School for Boys senior was invited to play with the United States Maccabiah soccer team in a match against the Italian American league all stars. No goals were scored. Peter was the only preparatory school student on the team of college players.
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Lexington Pkwy
Newark
Lenox School For Boys
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Williams Surprises Wesleyan at Weston Field 4-3
Williams College edges Wesleyan 4-3 in a Little Three tilt at Weston Field. Sophomore Andy Cadot belted a triple and later scored on a misplayed throw as Williams recovered from a 1-0 deficit. Bob Wallace held Wesleyan to six hits over six innings while cadet stole home for the decisive margin.
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Williams
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Canterbury School tops Berkshire in season opener meet
NEW MILFORD Conn Canterbury School defeats Berkshire School 5634 to 5814 in Berkshire's first track meet of the season. Ray O Neil sets a Canterbury pole vault record at 10 feet 10 inches, surpassing the old mark by four inches. Berkshire's Eric Bowen wins the mile in 4 43 2, Isha Field dominates high and broad jumps, and Canterbury wins the final 80 yard relay to clinch the meet.
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Ex-Great's Son Hits Big HR For Hotchkiss
Steve Greenberg son of Hank Greenberg powered Hotchkiss to a 7-3 victory over Suffield Academy in Suffield Conn He delivered a two run homer as part of a four run ninth inning surge and earned the win after relief work in the sixth He held Suffield scoreless the rest of the game after entering in relief with the score tied at three in the ninth.
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