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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1963

Page

20

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.

Jim Bushey Yeats Willard C. Yeats Berkshire County Pittsfield Pontoosue Beach Bushhey Pittsfield Park Department Berkshire Eagle Jim Richard Larry Bushey Sue Haughey Ann Notton Nancy Quirk Sue Ann Wok Nancy Jane Huaughey Raymond Haughey Haughey Ard Meredith Jerey Dovetas Indy Charles Lewis Ann Shea Kathy Frahm Kaley Coy Jennifer Douglas Ard Mary Boyle Ind Mary Ellen Goodrich Ann Norton Jane Marghey Ron Flynn Mancy Quirk Paula Wassis Mary Jane Ryba Nancy Imberly Douglas Ann Flynn Jane Haughey Kimberly Douglas Elaine Downing Andrea Snell Kathleen Sullivan Inc Ploude Willard Yeats Miss Haughey John €. Marchesi Mildred Yeats Raymond L. Haughey

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.

Tof Jellisaton Great Barrington Millbro Poughkeepsie Great ‘ Barrington Merchants Millbrook Merchants Anenia NLY Memorial Field Amenia Winsted Conn Arlington N.Y

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.

Pittsfield Hudson Springfield Felis Wisniewski Dick Whitehead Bruce Baumert Paul Velascove Gene Marsten Hudgen Biything Joel Prescott Lee van de Carr Kurt LeHovec Felix Wisniewski John John Ketz Harald Schnitzer Dick Kaskey Paul Vetoscove Gerry Atkinson Matty Suher Joe Prescott Sil Seaman Rochberg Gene Mahilen Gerry Slemberg Snellen Rosenthal Lew Enflinger Fred Kitty Steve Ransford Ben Orelari Harry Bloomberg Prescott Jand Baumert Max Abrams Sam Abrams Efflinger Dave Lorenzi

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.

Green Bay Wis Green Bay Packers le ‘Lume Vince Lombardi Lombardi

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.

Dunkin’ Donuts Moldmaster Jay Allen Joe Perkins Mike Wilk Ricky Russo Mouldmaster Dunkin' Dounly Doyle Russa Perkins Seow Paul Clark Hubbara Zrae2redakaky Foozet Pele Clarke R-Ab-P Soy oTto Ciejka Ri-P Lucaroni Tirn DiNicala Carian Vic Oy Wilk Maurawski Agers rLeBlanc

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.

Longmeadow Leicester Pittsfield Mid-Stae Berkshire County Massachusetts Williams Street Randolph Medford West County Yast Bill Mattei Jerry Fresia Nationals Pat Gloria Tom Grieve Plae Mattet Joe Gallagher Grieve Connie Garney Mark Farrell Gloria Kevin Brennan Gallagher Ronny Leno Mattei Ed Griffith Garney Jnst Dean Maher Jone Pittsfield Nationals Tony Gibson Pat Bonavilaccia Tommy Grieve Moloaasters Ruus Laughtin Bere Paul Clark Pss ePillsfield Griceve Pete Tarke Dave Keams Cassie Smith Frydell Eeoonea Rai Barrington Zack Kind Doyle Munhars Allen Rowe Pout Biere O'Loughlin Ane Griffith Abor Mewill Ee Lenn Ct Mattel Creswet Foskett Rt Dunlap Ib Cooney Griffit Y Pietro Maher Gagnon Hn Gallagher San Giovanni Ef Fresia Barry Grieve P Cartrey If Farretl Kearns Bonavits Gibson Slerra Fuckouy Gapegher Fresia Ingred Tar Rennan Lene Mattel Pielso Salvatore Hewitt Cooney Carney Farrell Griffin Cariley Dunlap Mittatielas Frasia Revia Mo—Fresle Fa—Grieve Fresi Denyer Callanan U—Keough Hurley

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.

West Lebanon N.Y Link Pettit Schenectady Great Barrington Mass Lebanon Valley Speedway Dick Milette Pettit Chuck Peck Pittsfield Peck Doug Garrison Hudson Massachusetts Dave Abbott South Egremont Butch Jelly North Adams

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.

San Francisco Marighal Houston Brown St. Louis New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Twinight Milwaukee Pittsburgh Los Angeles Chicago Minnesota Kansas City Washington Boston Detroit Cleveland Baltimore

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.

Worcester Somerville American Legion Gaskell Field Lincoln Field Milford Fall River John Packard Pittsfield

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.

Lime Rock Conn Sy Kaback New York City Lotus Lime Rock Park New England Middle Atlantic States Canada Sports Car Club of America Rod Harmon Hyde J Park Frank Cooper Woonsocket John Inglehaart Greenwich

Jets trainer and drivers pace speed list from New York race

The report lists multiple drivers and speeds with jet team trainer role notes. Names include Thomas L. Flaherty Jr. of Manchester Conn Lew Kerr Waterford Conn Peter Sachs Waltham Mass and Peter Pulver Millerton N Y in a New York Jets football league context with speeds ranging from 71.20 to 78.44 mph.

Thomas L. Flaherty Jr Manchester Conn NEW York Snedeker Cort- Lew Kerr Waterford Sachs Waltham Mass Lotus Washington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Richard Bushey Larry Bushey Berkshire St-yara Greg Eaton Mark Berman J. Robert Busch Tite David Marchetto Gary Choiniere Michael Frieki Ken Voltz ind Forest @aker Ken Waltz Peter Murphy Ben Voltz Flip Galy Davie Conwell Eugene Lepesqueur Flip Daly David Conwell Albert Mulchaly Richard Merephind Mike Harrigan Sherry Press Mary Taylor Diane Hawk Sue Cary Cindy Gougwen Diane Hawks Merideth Berman Meridth Berman Sue Havgney Debbie Hardens Elaine Baker David Melluskey Robert Wheeler Robert Yarmey Paul Yarmey Utd Brian Ryba Tom Raney Brenton Douglas Stephen Ruel Richard Friend Larry Busheys Michael Forth Jeff Cadarette Tims John Stephens Michael Wheeler Donne Marchetto Davia Marchetto Gregg Eason Forest Baker Dave Smith Michael Wnovng Marice Abel Cable WPIX Pittsfield TV Cable CO North Street Call J. L. Richards North St Hickey Wilk Jim SiNicala DiNicola Ety Boy Ace Morganton N.C Mimosa Hills Chuck Pallon Billy Joe Patton Chuck Hils Bob McGonigley Bob Verzone Fred Sangiovanni George Charton Jack Hurley Ida John's GEAA Deming Field Rae D. Gallagher Deolan Barry Carley Oenogada Brennan Sangiovanal Opiay Randolph Abrh Pa Ag Baker Id. Green Sax Murphy R. Gallagher Roe — Grieve Sangiovanni McGonigie Versone Connors Frisia McGonighe Sb—Bawer N. Green OP_Grieve Lob Pillsfield Kk Randalsh Bonavitacela Chabron Gibson Hurley Charron Bonavitacol Charron Bonavitacola A. Charron Gibsony Paley B.bonavitacola Ps—Farrell McGonigle Gitson A—cacerte Champagne Allaner Callahan United Press International Packard Uth Kaback General Motors GM Car and Truck GuarRian Maintenance Ghevrolet Pontiac BUICK Cadillac
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