Cassius Clay Liston Bout May Yet Be Next Year
New York AP reports Cassius Clay may not fight Sonny Liston until sometime next year as Cassius’ lawyer gives tentative approval for an April Liston bout. Clay records a album declaring himself the greatest as Liston remains the heavyweight target.
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Meadowview Wins Heavy Hitters Lead by Reis in 13-5 Victory
Meadowview Inn overpower Merchants 13-5 in East Minor League action at Gener al Electric Plastics Avenue Field. Al Reis collected four hits in four at bats as Meadowview totaled 10 hits. Mark Sacchetti Gordie Stevens and Jim Simon held the Merchants to six hits. Steve Frydel took the loss.
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Berkshire Girls to Play in USGA Senior Championship
Four Berkshire County residents compete in the United States Golf Association national senior girls championship at Wolfert’s Roost Albany New York. Participants include Patricia O'Brien Jane Kellar Susan Shields and Vicki Jenssen. O'Brien recently turned 14 and is Berkshire Allied junior champion with Shields runner up. Qualifying round Monday with three division match play beginning Tuesday.
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Pittsfield
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Lee
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Egremont
Berkshire
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Berkshire Allied
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Dalton Seventy Leads Allied Title 36 hole Medal
Dalton Seventy registers for the sixth Allied Golf Clubs of Berkshire County championship at Wahconah County Club. Ed Toole says the 36 hole medal event follows the previous 68 high mark at Taconic Club Williamstown. Pairings and starting times listed for Berkshire Hills Pittsfield Taconic Forest Park and others.
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Forest Park
Charles Baumann
Wahconah
John Zaiken
Pittsfield
Dick Rutka
Matt Skowranski
F. H. White
Taconic
Joan Chapman
Taconics
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Wall Watrobe
Dick Twerig
Tatanic
Fred Congdon
George Witk
Berkshire
Dave Gamon
Dick Perrone
Stan Watroba
GEAA
John Thomas
Grediocw
Dixon Daniels
Fran King
Greenock
John Dawley
Ralph Inateios Wahconah
Jack Carmody
Mt. Anthony
Paul Dubnis
Ben Koldys
Stockbridge
Carl Potfatt
Walt Pringle
Faconte
O Taylor
Dan Sullivan
Dave Dansereau
Eml Fontana
Cy Henry
Pitsfield
Jack Fabricius
North Adams
al Freshler
Wahconsh
Ed Gilligan
Arcile de Angelus
Wehconsh
Dick Hunter
Gene Amber
Pittsfiald
Mitch Boraski
Steve Kawa
John Spyder
Ed Goladek
Charles Shyaere
Fran Ryan
Bi Mack
Steve Maprava
Jim Collins
Emil Jaczka
Fores
Park Vwile
Marty Koscielniak
Forest Parks
al Gayenas
Berkshire Mills i Wits
Fran Zoltex
North Adama
Frank ‘ Para
Peter Magadorn
Waheemahs
John F T Rendel
Jimmy Keegan A Pioneer Of Berkshire Football Officiating
Jim Keegan longtime Pittsfield Boys Club superintendent and top football official who started in 1909, mentored rivals Jimmy Young and officiated major college games in the Berkshire area. In a 1937 interview he recalled top moments and discussed changes in speed, safety, substitutions, and the lateral pass.
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Jimmy Young
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Berkshire
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Joipmy
Middlebury
Vermont
Williams
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Amherst
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Dartmouth
Yale
Harvard
Army
Princeton
Holy Cross
Syracuse
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Likle Albie
Bill McCall
Agai
Jimmy
Aimy Kerr
Colgate
McGill
Archbold Stadium
Tiger Fullmer world middleweight title showdown in Ibadan
Large crowds arrive by air and land for the Dick Tiger versus Gene Fullmer world middleweight title bout at outdoor Liberty Stadium Ibadan Nigeria. Rain did not dampen enthusiasm as workers finish a tarpaulin ring layout while Tiger rides public support fueled by banners and posters. Tiger favored to retain crown after two prior meetings that included a San Francisco decision and a Las Vegas draw. Tiger trains in Lagos. Fullmer prepares in Ibadan.
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Nigeria
UPI
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Jayout
Liberty Stadium
Tiger
America
Fullmer
Miame
Lagos
Thadan
Women’s Golf Set Tomorrow At the Hills
A field of 70 entries competes in Forkshire Hills CC women’s guest day opening tomorrow at 9 am. Tees close at 8:30 am with pairings listed for 10-minute blocks and many participants named, including Mrs. Chris Maniatis and Mrs. John Tharion.
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Forkshire Hills
GE Triumphs In Babe Ruth League Game
General Electric defeated GHAA 13-10 at Wahoonah Park as Alex Borelli earned the win with supporting hits from Gary Papallo and Paul Pierce. Tommy Grieve added a three run triple and a single. Union Federal topped LUE 9-3 at Deming with Mike Carney credited the win and Pete Ricciarini contributing a double and single.
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Ghaa
Wahoonah Park
Union
Federal
Lue
Deming
Grady
Pete LeBlanc
Alex Borelli
Gary Papallo
Borelli
Paul Pierce
Tommy Grieve
GEAA
Mike Carney
Union Federal
Fred
Urion Federal Abre Po
Stetson
Deliméling
Dallmeyer
We Upian
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RBI
C. Carifey
Pete Ricciarini
Ari Loveless
Sangiovanni
Pete Ei Fiett
Brennan
Whin Parise
DB Hart
Foley's Auto CSL Victors In City Softball League Night
Foley's Beach defeated Brass Rail 4-1 at Dewing Field while Berkshire Auto topped Arkshire Auto 11 walks on 10 hits and 13-1 total. Pitcher Bruce Mendel held Arksire, Eddie DeAngelo homered. League meeting set tonight at Springside House for playoffs.
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Brown Street Field
Foley's Beach
Brass Rail
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Springside House
Berkshire Auto
Bruce Mendel
Eddie DeAngelo
Mendel
John Enright
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Ollie Cohen
Bill Rocca
Leo
Frank DeAngelis
Taley’s Beach
Rank
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Jay Guisti
Foley
Ron Halpin
Miss Fall and Mrs Daniels Tie at 80 in Allied Play
The women's Allied tournament at the Country Club of Pittsfield ended with Miss Fall and Mrs Daniels tying at 80. Individual scores included Miss Linda Ceruti and Miss Pat O’Brien tied for low net in the first division, with other divisions noting low gross and net results and a four way tie for second in a later row. The next Allied event is set for Stockbridge on August 22.
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Allied Play
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Dixon Daniels
Pittsfield
Linda Ceruti
Green‘ook
Pat O'Brien
Ernest Dube
Edwin McGowan
Taconic
Frances Jenkins
Sidney Smith
Country Club
Maxine Zuiken
Abraham Chestney
Berkshire Mills
New Hampshire Grid Heroes To Attend 1963 Opener
UNH football legends from the 1930 7 0 upset of Brown will attend the Wildcats opening game of 1963 at Colby. The 1930 squad, invited by the alumni association, helped steer UNH to an undefeated season under coach Chief Boston last fall.
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Durham
University of New Hampshire
Alumni Association
Wildcats
Sqund
Brown
Colby
Wildcat
Chief Boston
26 Selected As Junior Park Stars
Twenty six boys from sixteen playgrounds were named to the Park Department junior all star softball team. The selection was by the athletic director and Joseph Metello. They will face Berkshire Farm of Canaan New York next Friday at Clapp Park. Certificates will be awarded and the outstanding player will receive a trophy. First team includes Don Lucarani Gene Curletti Dick Powers Kim Farry Mark Massaconi Dave McNeice Dave Ajlen Bob ONeil Bill Boyington Charles Simonelli Joe Gallagher Joe Woilkoski Lou Orazio. Second team includes Mike Trudeau Bob Martin Ron Kelly Ken Williams Bob Spaniol Bill Smith Paul Ricciarini Bob L’Houte Bill Kellogs Dave O’Laughin Phil Conner Paul Frezzie Chris Tuttle.
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Berkshire Farm
Canaan
N.Y
Clapp Park
Don Lu‘carani
Gene Curletti
Dick Powers
Kim Farry
Mark Massaconi
Crane
Dave McNeice
Dave Ajlen
Wahconah
Bob O'Neil
Bill Boyington
Charles Simonelli
Clapp
Joe Gallagher
Osceola
Joe Woilkoski Jr
Common
Lou Orazio
Pitt
Mike Trudeau
Bob Martin
Ron Kelly
Highland
Ken Williams
Lebanon
Bob Spaniol
Pontoosuc
Bill Smith
Paul Ricciarini
Deming
Bob ‘L'Houte
Lakewood
Bill Kellogs
Wilson
Dave O’laughin
Allen Heights
Phil Conner
West Afrimorial
Paul Frezzie
Coolidge
Chris ‘Tuttle
Allendale
Maryland Jockey Club, US racing oldest organization
The Maryland Jockey Club, founded in 1743 in Baltimore, is described as the oldest fast racing organization in the United States. The history underscores its long-standing role in American horse racing.
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