Six Berkshire baseball games moved to today in rain
Three postponed games from yesterday and three more openers or rescheduled tilts fill today’s schedule across Berkshire County. Northern Berkshire League showdowns pit St Joseph’s Pittsfield versus North Adams Joe’s and Mt Greylock Williamstown against Adams at Noel and Renfrew Fields.
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Windsor Mountain School
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Chester
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Pat Bassi
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Cathedral of Springfield
Searles
St. Joe's
Sophomore Byron Roseberry Throws No-Hitter In Debut Start
In Radford Virginia 16-year-old Byron Roseberry tossed a no-hitter in his first start for Radford High School as Narrows fell 2-0. Roseberry pitched one earlier inning for Radford and allowed only a walk.
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Byron Roseberry
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Byron
Walter Graham and Garry Brown Honored in Springfield
About 30 people gathered at Springfield College Field House to honor Walter Graham, editor of the Springfield Sunday Republican and sports editor of the Springfield Daily News, for service to amateur sports and civic affairs. Garry Brown, longtime interscholastic sports editor of the Springfield Union, received the first Walter R. Graham trophy for promoting amateur athletics.
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Springfield College
Walter Graham
Springfield Sunday Republican
Springfield Daily News
Garry Brown
Springfield Union
Walter R. Graham
Massachusetts
Edward Steitz
Edward P. Boland
Charles Ryan
T. Joseph McCook
Romeo Cyr
Ray Fontana
John Volpe
Bill Jenkins
Westfield High
Akin Everall Win Berkshire Rally and Economy Honors
Driver David Akin and navigator Declan Everall win the Berkshire Motor Sports Club eighth annual auto efficiency rally. Ronald Lilly and Bob Claffie take economy honors in a 1935 Oldsmobile at 36.1 mpg on the 1009 mile Northern Berkshire course.
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Declan Everall
Berkshire Motor Sports Club
Ronald Lilly
Bob Claffie
Berkshire
Akin
Everall
Austin Healey
Robert Wagner
Bennington
Lilly and
Claffie
Tom Baker
al Nash
Pittsfield
Ernest Manns
Hinsdale Country Club
Mrs Halley Named Kitchen Manager At Berkshire Hills
Mrs. Harold Marion Halley of 1049 Tamarack Road will run the Berkshire Hills Country Club kitchen. Fred B. Hogan, president, announced her as cook manager succeeding the late Dessa Lazarus after a fatal automobile accident. Barbara Green of 476 South Mountain Road and Michael Curley of 198 Allengate Ave are named assistants. Halley previously managed Crosby Junior High cafeteria and spent two summers at Wahconah Country Club. She also completed a kitchen management course at the University of Massachusetts.
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Marion) Halley
Tamarack Road
Berkshire Hills Country Club
Fred B. Hogan
Halley
Crosby Junior High
Wahconah Country Club
Dalton
University of Massachusetts
Barbara Green
South Mountain Road
Michael Curley
Allengate Ave
Dessa Lazarus
Jerry West Sets Playoff Scoring Record in UPI Report
New York based UPI notes Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers led the playoffs with an all time 40.6 point per game average and 137 free throws. West has 1,649 career championship points, ranking ninth among top all time scorers. Wilt Chamberlain finished second with 29.3 points per game and led in field goal percentage amid stomach troubles. Elgin Baylor trails Pettit by 600 points in the all time list while Baylor nears Pettit after knee surgery absences.
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UPI
Los Angeles Lakers
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Bob Pettit
Elgin Bayer
Pettit
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Gonzales Knocks Out Knight for Ninth Straight KO
Paris based welterweight Gonzales improved to nine consecutive knockouts by stopping Dick Knight of Oakland in the second round at the Palais des Sports. Since turning pro after the Tokyo Games, he has fought 17 rounds in nine bouts, with four knockouts in the first round as 4,000 spectators watched Monday night.
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North Adams State sweeps Fitchburg in twin bill
North Adams State College baseball stretched its winning streak to four by sweeping Fitchburg State in a doubleheader. Mike Reilly earned the first win with a three hitter and Jimmy Bigelow went six innings for the second win. Ed Wael and Fran Reardon sparked a late rally in the opener as Paul O’Brien’s wild throw allowed two runs to score. Charlie Leclair hit Fitchburg’s sole homer in the second game.
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Paul O'Brien
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Fitchsburg
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Celtics face breakup dinner as Heinsohn weighs move
Boston fans gather for the Celtics annual breakup dinner as Tommy Heinsohn is expected to reveal whether he will end a nine year stint to join an insurance firm. Bill Russell's eye injury sidelined him. Lou Pieri signals possible but not giveaway sale plans. Red Auerbach declines comment as teams eyes next year.
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Reading
Mass
Barach Sachs
Sachs
Bill
Wheels of One Celtic
Lou Pieri
Providence
R.I
Washington, D.C
Morey out after first round in North South Invitational
In Pinehurst North Carolina the second round of the 63rd North South Amateur begins with defending champion Dale Morey in the clubhouse after a first round loss to William Ruppertel of Arlington Virginia.
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WN. C
UPI
Dale Morey
Morey
William Ruppertel
Arlington
Advance sale for title bout doubles past figures
New York AP reports the advance sale for the Cassius Clay Sonny Liston heavyweight title fight in Boston on May 25 has doubled the levels of the postponed November 16 bout. The show was postponed November 13 due to Clay’s emergency hernia operation.
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Boston
Harold Conrad
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Lenox Lacrosse Beats Avon 21-1 in Connecticut
Lenox School’s lacrosse varsity dominated Avon Old Farms 21-1 here yesterday. Larry Jones scored six goals, Whit Holden added four, while Jeff Greiner and Pat Gray each posted three and two goals respectively. Earl Phillips guarded the net as Lenox remained undefeated in three starts and next faces RPI freshmen in Troy, then Union freshmen in Schenectady.
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LENOX
Larry Jones
Whit Holden
Avon
Earl Phillips
Pittsfield
RPI
Troy
N.Y
Union
Schenectady
Redskins Ask Waivers On Bosseler
Washington Redskins announced they have asked waivers on veteran fullback Dan Bosseler, the club’s all time leading ground gainer. Coach Bill McPeak said Bosseler, an eight year NFL veteran, would not be offered a 1965 contract. By not exercising the option, the club effectively places him on waivers as staff felt his best playing days were past and he had little chance to make the team this year.
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UPI
Washington Redskins
Dan Bosseler
Bill
McPeak
Basseler
Bosseler
Strange declines renomination as head of tennis group
Melbourne AP Strange says no to renomination and retires as president of the Australian Lawn Tennis Association.
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Melbourne
Norman W. Strange
Australian Lawn Tennis Association
Ryan Campbell To Meet In Bubble Room Boxing Card
Promoter Sam Silverman announces a Wednesday May 5 eight round main event at the Bubble Room Boston. Welterweights Mike Ryan of Lowell and Sammy Campbell of Roxbury meet in a rematch. Ryan has 15 wins in 16 pro bouts. Campbell has 21 wins in 25. Tickets at Imperial Lanes.
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Sam Silverman
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Sammy Campbell
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Silverman
Ryan-Campbell
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Campbell
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New England
Billy Ryan
Richard Donahue
John Kennedy
Tampa
Fla
Imperial Lanes
MIT Downs Williams Trackmen Triumph in Varsity Meet
Sumner Brown of MIT, 5-6 and 140 pounds, claimed the 880, mile, and two-mile events Saturday to lead MIT to a 79-65 victory over Williams College. Brown was the meet’s lone triple winner as Ed Chase of Williams led his team with wins in the 440 and 220. MIT swept nine events and tied Williams in the high jump at 5 feet 10 inches.
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MIT
Williams College
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Ed Chase
Williams
Wiliams
Jack Nicklaus Leads PGA Money List Again
Jack Nicklaus tops the PGA money list in official earnings with 34,400 dollars this week. Doug Sanders is runner up with 53,245 in official money, though Nicklaus leads in total earnings including unofficial events by 42,825 to 36,673. Third is Billy Casper at 42,579, with Bruce Devlin fourth at 24,514 and Bobby Nichols fifth at 22,279 in combined totals.
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Bobby Nichols
Canadiens Favored By One Goal In Final Showdown
Montreal and Chicago meet in game five at the Montreal Forum with the Canadiens listed as one-goal favorites. The home-ice edge stands out as a key factor in the playoffs, while Montreal may be without goalie Gump Worsley as Bobby Hull looks to ignite the Hawks with Provost unable to curb him. Hull’s two late goals last game boosted Chicago to a 5-1 victory after Worsley left with a hip injury and Charlie Hodge replaced him.
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UPI
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Montreal Canadiens
Chicago Black Hawks
Worsley
Canadiens
Provost
Chicago
Lenox Wins First Game On Diamond
Lenox School baseball varsity gained its first victory of the season with a 3-2 win over Millbrook School. Rusty Harding and Pete Sauter executed perfect bunts with the bases loaded in the seventh to seal the comeback after Millbrook led 2-1. Lenox faces Lenox High School at War Memorial Field tomorrow.
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N.Y
Rusty Harding
Pete Sauter
Perfect Bunis
Lenox High School
War Memorial Field
Tiger and Carter to clash in May at MSG
Dick Tiger the leading middleweight contender will fight Rubin Hurricane Carter of Paterson New Jersey in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on Thursday May 20 The fight opens the new season at the New York arena as announced by Harry Markson Garden boxing director
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UPI
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Rubin
Hurricane) Carter
Paterson
N.J
Madison Square Garden
Harry Markson
the Garden
New York Arena
Civil Service Captures GE Bowling Title Night Bowlers League
The Civil Service team, mainly Pittsfield Police Department members, won the General Electric Night Bowlers League at the league banquet held yesterday at the GEAA clubhouse. The squad includes Dick Barzottini Richard Duclos Malcolm Danford Maurice Eisenhart Albert Miraglia and Pete Smith. League bowls take place at New Jefferson Alleys.
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General Electric
GEAA
Pittsfield Police Department
Dick Barzottini
Richard Duclos
Malcolm Danford
Maurice Eisenhart
Albert Miraglia
Pete Smith
New
Jefferson
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