Pittsfield Red Sox extend win streak with 4 0 shutout of Springfield
Pittsfield remains in first place in the Eastern League with a 4-0 win over the Springfield Giants at Wahconah Park. Magrini and MacLeod pitched well, backed by Meyer Wenz in relief as Pittsfield won its seventh straight overall. A doubleheader at Springfield and a home series against Elmira loom, with key pitching matchups set including Magrini Turnbull and Thibdeau Davison.
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Pynchon Park
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Magrini
MacLeod
Meyer-Wenz
Bob Meyer
Fred Wenz
Pete Magrini
Dave Turnbull
John Thibdeau
Mike Davison
Pittsfield Blanks Springfield in Home Debut Rally
Pittsfield earned a 4 0 win over Springfield as the right hander Meyer sparkled in his first home appearance. He carried a no hitter into the fourth before Tony Eichelberger’s single broke the bid. Meyer logged his second straight win while Doyie struggled.
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Tony Eichelberger
Meyer
Marcello Juarez
Don Engbers
Elmira
Pony Night Contest Promises 7000 Attendance
Pittsfield extends Pony Night with ticket sales through Sports Productions Inc of Cleveland. Joe Buzas forecasts 7000 plus attendees for Tuesday game aided by a corps of salesmen. camp transport provided by Yellow Coach Lines for Camp Russell attendees. Prizes include a top pony from Maurice Callahan, two bicycles, six autographed baseballs, and 1500 firemen hats.
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Pittafield-Berkshire Red Sox
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Sports Productions Inc
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Ohio
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Corps of
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Yellow Coach
Ball Park
Maurice Callahan
New Lebanon
N.Y
Belanger Sparks Elmira Past Williamsport in DH Doubleheader
Elmira shortstop Mark Belanger went 3 for 3 with a double a triple and a sacrifice fly helping Elmira beat Williamsport 12 8 in the nightcap of a doubleheader He scored four runs while going 0 for 2 in the opener which Williamsport won 1 0.
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Elmira
Mark Belanger
Williamsport
Belanger
Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
Minor League results include Pacific Coast games Oklahoma City 7 San Diego 0 Seattle 3 0 Vancouver 2 1 first game 10 innings Hawaii 7 Denver 5 Salt Lake 3 Arkansas 2 Portland 7 Indianapolis 7 Tacoma 7 Spokane 4 International League Buffalo 3 3 Toledo 0 6 Toronto 6 Columbus 2 Rochester 5 Atlanta 4 Syracuse 5 Jacksonville 0
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San Diego
Seattle
Vancouver
Hawaii
Denver
Salt Lake
Arkansas
Portland
Indianapolis
Pittsfield Baseball Notes Chronicled In Mourning And Matchups
Leonard Culverhouse, 56, a Pittsfield High multi athlete, died after a heart attack in a first row box seat during the game. Allan Montreuil missed the game with flu, forcing Al Lehrer to move to short and Reggie Smith to center. Joe Buzas left after the game for his wife’s graduation in Trenton New Jersey. George Scott plays with a puffed hand as 21 Bobby Kidney Sunshine Club members visit Pony Night vs York White Roses. MacLeod holds Eastern League win streak with 17. Albano wins attendance contest.
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Pittsfield High
Pittsfield General Hospital
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Allan Montreuil
Springfield
Eddie Popowski
Montreuil
Elmira Pioneers
al Lehrer
Reggie Smith
John Harmon
Bobby Kidney Sunshine Club
Pittsfield
York White Roses
Kidney Club
Pasquarelli Wins Race At Green Mountain Park
Jockey Ray Pasquarelli of Pittsfield Mass rode Lost Girl to a five furlong victory in 59.6 seconds at Green Mountain Park. Pasquarelli also earned thirds and seconds in nine races as a crowd of 3,098 wagered 171.18 dollars on the card.
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Ray Pasquarelli
Pittsfield
Mass
Green Mountain Park
Pasquarelli
Guest Day Set at Hills Country Club Ladies Tee Times
The Berkshire Hills Country Club announces a women’s division guest day with best ball prizes, lunch after play, and full handicap up to 36. Miss Marguerite Corrinet chairs. helpers include several ladies and Mrs Edward Mastalerz. Tee times list numerous participants and guests across the day.
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Eastern League and South Atlantic clash eyed in post season
Pittsfield-Berkshire Red Sox owner Joe Buzas revealed plans to urge Eastern and South Atlantic League owners to stage a best of five interleague playoff with games in both leagues. He noted both leagues crown champions and proposed Aug 16 meeting in York to discuss umpiring scheduling and possible expansion from six to eight teams.
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Pittsfield-Berkshire Red Sox
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Buzas
Buras
Chick O'Malley
Springfield Giants
Rankin Johnson
York
Dan Bettega To Pitch For Lee In Section Playoff
Lee Little League star Dan Bettega will pitch at 2 PM tomorrow at Deming Field in Pittsfield against the Ted Williams team of Worcester in the Section 1 playoff. Lee advanced to the sectional final with a 9-1 win over Westfield, drawing a large crowd.
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Pittsfield
Ted Williams
Worcester
Westfield
Frank Dupont
Deming Field
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Worcester Department of Parks and Recreation
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Bill
Chick) Walker
Tom Smith
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Don Walker
Bob Lucy
Locye Threee Pine
Mar Vem Smit
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Dan Toomey
Frank Puleri
Jim Frujla
John iMaris
Tom Gutia
Kin Baker
Allen Surges Past Coletta In Batting Race
Hank Allen of York overtook Chris Coletta of Pittsfield in the Eastern League batting standings through Wednesday. Coletta fell to .328 while Allen slid to .84. Owen Johnson and Howie Bedell remained tied for third at .317. Coletta leads runs with 72. Johnson tops RBI at 76. Pittsfield’s George Scott has 203 total bases. Reggie Smith leads triples with nine. Tommy Arruda tops ERA among 100-inning pitchers at 2.03. Mario Pagano 2.42, Fred Wenz 2.54. Bill MacLeod owns the league best 13-0 record with a 2.93 ERA.
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Alan Gallagher
Eichelberger
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Owen Johnson
John Harmon
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Comet, GEAA Win BBL Baseball Games Tonight
Comet Jewelers edged Adams Supermarket 7 to 6 after trailing 6-1 in the second inning as Bill Monteleone delivered the go ahead hit in the sixth. Marv Freadman allowed all six Adams runs through five innings to gain the win with Dick Guilds finishing. GEAA defeated TAE 255 12 to 7 in the other game.
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Dick Guilds
Jarrett wins Shel by Grand National stock car race
Shelby N C Ned Jarrett of Camden N C capitalized on a pit stop by Dave Pearson of Spartanburg to win the Grand National Championship stock car race at the Shelby Fairgrounds Speedway driving a 1965 Ford. Former welterweight champ Luis Rodriguez and Rubin Carter sign for a 1 round middleweight bout Aug 26 at the Olympic in Los Angeles. Jesse L Dow Jr will resign as head football coach at Southern Connecticut State after the 1965 season remaining athletic director citing health and expanded duties.
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Camden
Los Angeles
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Rubin
Carter
New Haven
National League line score report for Giants and Reds
San Fran 511 035 300 18 190 Cincinnati 021 020 002 774 Herbel Bolin Murakami and Haller Tsitouris Locke Craig McCool Davidson Edwards Winner Bolin Loser Tsitouris HRs Mays 2 Johnson Coleman 2 Gabrielson Hart Haljer Bose
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