Bushey Wins Yeats Award at Berkshire Pittsfield Swim Meet
Jim Bushey earned the Willard C. Yeats memorial award as outstanding swimmer in the 18th annual Berkshire County and Pittsfield City meet at Pontoosue Beach. He won 100 and 50 yard frees in intermediate boys while his brothers Richard and Larry claimed multiple city titles. Mayor Haughey presided as about 1,500 spectators attended the co sponsored event with strong performances across junior, intermediate, and senior divisions.
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Merchants Game Postponed By Wet Grounds
Great Barrington Great Barrington Merchants vs Millbrook was postponed yesterday afternoon due to wet grounds after heavy rain. Memorial Field game reshaped schedule with next mount set for Sunday at 2 30 pm. Barrington sits fourth at 5 6, one and a half games behind Amenia. Win sted leads at 10 3, Arlington is second at 7 4.
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Springfield Hudson Beat Tennis Club in Weekend Matches
Pittsfield Tennis Club dropped two weekend matches 6-2 to Hudson and 6-3 to Springfield. Singles wins came from Felis Wisniewski and Dick Whitehead for Pittsfield against Hudson, with Bruce Baumert Paul Velascove and Gene Marsten securing Pittsfield’s singles victories over Springfield on Sunday.
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Packers Use Pass-Run Option 70 Times in 1962 Season
Green Bay Packers, champions of the National Football League, ran the pass-run option 70 times during the 1962 season, coach Vince Lombardi says. He adds that they threw the pass off it about seven times.
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Donut Team Wins East Little League Crown in Playoff
Dunkin Donuts defeated Moldmaster 4-3 to claim the East Little League title after both teams finished 9-6. Jay Allen went 3 for 3, with Joe Perkins driving in two runs and Mike Wilk adding two RBIs. Moldmaster had tied the regular season with an 8-7 win in 11 innings Saturday, and Bobby O Laughlin drove in the decisive run in the playoff game.
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West County BA Team Eliminates Nationals in Berkshire Clash
West County Babe Ruth All-Star of Leicester opened with seven runs in three innings and held on for a 13-8 win over Pittsfield National League All-Stars to end the Berkshire County team’s Massachusetts championship bid at Williams Street Playground. Ronny Leno drove in five for West County. Pittsfield’s Tom Grieve and Jerry Fresia paced the consolation effort with multiple hits and RBIs.
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Pittsfield Nationals Rally Past Randolph For 7-6 Win
In a wild league game at Mosaic Hills Morganton Pittsfield Nationals overcome Randolph 7-6 after a late rally. Grieve and Gallagher led with triples and multiple hits, while Bonavitacola pitched in relief as the Nationals built a late lead before holding off Randolph.
Pettit Wins at Speedway Narrowly Edges Peck for Lead
Pettit of Schenectady won the Pete's Motors trophy at Lebanon Valley Speedway, his fifth main event win, widening his seasonal lead. He passed Chuck Peck of Pittsfield on the 19th lap, finishing 15 feet ahead as Peck took second and Doug Garrison was third. Massachusetts drivers dominated with Peck earning his best finish. Heats went to Abbott, Jelly, and Peck. Consolations to Del Molino and Rounds. Pettit's rival Messina left on lap three after a spin involved three cars.
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Probable Pitchers By United Press International
National League matchups list probable pitchers with San Francisco Marighal at Houston Brown as the only scheduled game. Other games include St. Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco at Houston and a full American League slate with Minnesota at Los Angeles Chicago at Kansas City New York at Washington Boston at Detroit and Cleveland at Baltimore.
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Worcester and Somerville Reach Legion Baseball Final
Worcester and Somerville reach the state American Legion baseball finals in a best of three series. The first game is scheduled for Wednesday at 5:30 at Gaskell Field in Worcester, with Game two at Lincoln Field in Somerville on Thursday and a potential decisive game Saturday at the winner’s home field. Worcester defeated Milford in three games after a 19-10 slugfest win, then a 2-10 loss, before taking the last 3-2 in 11 innings authored by John Packard who also contributed a game winning hit.
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Kaback Wins Lime Rock Race in 1 03.00
Sy Kaback of New York City drove a Lotus 20 to win Lime Rock Park's first race, averaging 79.45 mph on the 1.5 mile course in 1 03.00. The eight-race program drew 204 cars from New England, the Middle Atlantic, and Canada, sponsored by the New England Region SCCA. Rod Harmon of Hyde Park, NY finished second in a Sprite, 68.59 mph, Frank Cooper of Woonsocket RI third in a Sprite, 68.35 mph, and John Inglehart of Greenwich, Conn. fourth in an Osca.
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Jets trainer and drivers pace speed list from New York race
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