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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1969

Page

9

Pittsfield Edges East Side to Take 1-0 Lead in Semis

Pittsfield Legion holds a one game advantage after a 5 3 victory over East Springfield at Clapp Park. The second game in the best of three was postponed by rain and moved to 4 30 at Berry Field Cleveland College? No, Springfield College. Bob Harrison earned the win with seven innings, Kevin O’Donnell closed.

Pittsfield Legion East Springfield Clapp Park Springfield College Berry Field Post 68 East Side Post 420 Springfeld College Jim Denver Reading Bob Harrison George “Red” Pleau Kevin O'Donnell Harrison O'Donnell Howie Burns John Bedard Bedard Worthington Boston College Tom Scagliarini Dick Russell Pittsfield

Pittsfield Rally Breaks Game Open in Fourth In Playoff Tilt

Pittsfield trailed 2 1 in the fourth when Billy Larkin drew a walk to spark a four run burst. Eddie McMahon, Dave Lusignan and Rick Russo walked to fill the bases, Dave Stetson hit a key single, Earl Manley misplayed, and Tom Barry followed with a ball that deflected for two runs, giving Pittsfield the lead as Lusignan and Russo scored on Barry’s double.

Pittsfield Billy Larkin Harrison Eddie McMahon Larkin Dave Lusignan Rick Russo Dave Stetson Earl Manley McMahon Tom Barry Manley Lusignan Russo Barry East Springfield Tom Croteau Charley Manley Steve Cerez Croteau Carl Manley Bill Bedard Bedard Frank Worthington Worthington Jack Bartow Dave Melle Innning Booth Mike Mancivalano Pete Pulaski Steve Erikson

Kelly Repeats Hitting Lead In Tight EL Bat Race

The Eastern League batting title battle stays close as Reading outfielder Bob Kelly retains a .351 average, edging York’s Angel Mangual at .330. Pittsfield’s John Mason holds .314 with Reading’s Ron Allen at .306 and Pat Locanto at .294. Kelly also tops with 138 hits and 72 runs, while Mangual leads RBIs and total bases.

Bob Kelly Reading York Angel Mangual Kelly Elias Sports Bureau, Inc Mangual Pittsfield John Mason Ron Allen Pat Locanto Allen Fred Wolcott Jerry Morales Elmira Gene Clines Tom Parson Ken Reynolds RBI Pittsfield Reading Bhpoa Ork Menanen Russo Luxignan Simonalll Stetson Manchester Sheran Waterbury Goyette Larkin Eo Arch Donnall Read East Springfield Mangual York Pe Mason Pitt Bedard Itney Manley Ef Locanto Cerez Ib Cot O Skrable Ree c Baldridge Man Montefuscio Eefe Morales Elm Geassettly Vivenzio Rt Worthington Lanier Crof Oo Kendall DeMario Ao Blomberg Gagle Suds Oth Vanzin PaTtsrre East Springfield Rein Wat Grassait Cenex Amuitas Williams Gast Springfield Wolcott Stetson Arry Febane Sra C Mantedard C Jack Mantay McMahon Lusignan Harrison SPC Parea Siocum Cacetent Austin Worthingsn Mobo Doane Camilli Cromay Ruz Ork Crateau Harrisin Ours Attend J. Wederd Clines Aneo Steiner Chris Robinson Callahan Ben Bombardier Winston Arrington Cox Vukovich Robles Dickinson Washington Sarron Pine Grove Park Dal- Cone Dalton Auto Body Hess Club Parsons Rick Tenczar Reynolds Sid Martin Hennigan At. Thomas Bob Dawson Meiers Nutter John Gier- Holland Dick Madore Brattleboro Knuckles Tony DeMarco North Adams Willy Peat Bob Bennett Pettibone Claude Galin Butkus Schroeppel Jim Gelhiser Mike Scipione Spier Petro Giorgi Will Constantine Quinn Dalton

Canal Lanes of Southampton Wins State Slow-Pitch Championship

Canal Lanes of Southampton defeated Step Danis of Pittsfield 11-4 to win the 1969 state slow-pitch softball title at Lakewood Field before 900 fans. The champions went unbeaten in five games in a double elimination tourney, with key rally in the third inning highlighted by Mathews Zabek Duhart Abell Walaszek and Talenda. Step Danis earned runner-up status and a regional berth starting Friday in Burlington.

Canal Lanes Southampton Stephanis Pittsfield Lakewood Field Step Danis Burlington Boston New Hampshire Vermont Palma Ohio Canal Wally Mathews Jack Zabek Mathews Zabek Butch Duhart Frank Abell Howie Booths Roger Walaszek Abell Booth Walaszek Botl Johnnie Talenda Danis Cani Palmieri Jay Brock Bill Spence Duhart Pittfield Tego's Leominster Panbody Worcester Taego Livesey Club Fairhaven Varley’s Brown's Franklin Clam Shell Bixby’s Haverhill Belanger Yellow Coach Varrey's Lynn Bixby's al Belanger Dom Coppalino Denise Laroque Berkshire County USA John Marchesi Bernard “Bunny” Lee Buhart A Abell Rooth P Walaszek Talanda Cf Erikson Janes Netto Zabak P. Pulaski W. Spence J. Spence Comey Reardon Bartow Jb Palmieri R. Pulaski Villanova Rf Brock P “Tierney Palmier Malle Brock Talenda Walatzek Melle Tiernay Tale

GEAA Tops O'Connell Cadillac 7 1 in Babe Ruth League

In Babe Ruth League action Saturday at Deming Field GEAA defeated OConnell Cadillac 7 to 1. Mark Bassett pitched four hits and added a Tim producing triple while teammates Tom LaBarbera and Dave Matteodo each collected two hits. John Lane had a two bagger for Cadillac as Pete Murphy took the loss.

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Promoter Silverman Schedules All-Star Show in North Adams

Boxing promoter Sam Silverman plans another all-star boxing card at Noel Field in North Adams on Monday August 18 after a 1,800-fan turnout on a postponed show. Headliners include Al Romano and a 10 round welterweight bout with Lac Pivin, while 10 round featherweight Tough Terry Rondeau faces Tough Tony Orua. Tickets on sale locally. rain date reserved for Tuesdays.

North Adams Sam Silverman Noel Field Silverman New England Pride of Quebec Pivin Arnold Sparks al Bashir Gene Herrick Fernard Simard Terry Rondeau Pittsfield Tony Orua Jersey City Cruz Madison Square Garden Rondeau Carlos Garcia Worcester Berkshire Center Sports Rick Actio MrCarthy Adams Frankie Martin

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