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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1969

Page

19

Pittsfield and East Springfield edge to 2 2 tie in Legion clash

Springfield Post 68 and East Springfield Post 240 battled to a 2-2 deadlock as darkness halted play after nine innings. Pitchers Tom Scagliavini and John Beddard shined with strong control and clutch work. A late miscue and sequence left the game tied with a possible rubber match tomorrow at Clapp Park if East Side wins.

Springfield Pittsfield East Springfield Legion Springfield College Berry Field Post 68 East Side Post Clapp Park Tom Scagliavini John Bed Dard East Springfield Bedard Scagliavini

East Springfield Edges Pittsfield In Tight Post 68 Tilt

East Side squad tied it in the sixth on a Bedard double and a Demaria infield grounder. Goyette left with a split finger after a bunt attempt. Bedard and Scagliarini combined to hold Pittsfield in check as East Side survived 68’s late threats. Vivid crowd of 1,200 saw Post 68 coach Red Pleau in uniform for the first time.

Pittsfield Dave Lusignan John Bedard Rick Russo Russo Bedard Tony Simonelli Dave Stetson Simonelli Rick Goyelle Impaugl DU Udshlnonluluuglovelnd Loto Stetson Goyette East Side Scagliarini Rich Demaria Bedards Bill John Post 68 Legion Pittsfield McMahon Lusignan Oy Russo of Simonelli de Stetson Barry Sheran Goyarte Matteode Larkin East Springfield Manley C. Mantey J. Bedard P Ceret Reed Demarcia Montefus Pittsfield Legion Springfield Chris Callahan Rick Goyette

Qualifying rounds set for Avco Classic at Pleasant Valley

Edward J. Farrell announced an 11 hole qualifying round on August 18 for non-exempt players hoping to win one of 20 to 25 spots for the $150,000 Avco Classic at Pleasant Valley Country Club. Over 100 golfers may seek berths. many automatic exemptions also apply including PGA and Hospital Open ties. Duane Haley led U S Amateur qualifiers at Sleepy Hollow with 69 and 146 total. Dotty Fothergill named top female bowler by National Bowler Journal.

Sutton Niass Pleasant Valley Country Club Edward J. Farrell Dayton Ghia Andover Paul Harney New England Michael Romano Westport Conn Pete Bisconti Jr Mt. Vernon N.Y Cameron Quinn West Warwick R.T. Dick Siderowf U.S

All-Star Contest Of West Flea Loop Postponed

The American and National division all-star game of the West Flea League was postponed by rain and wet grounds. It is rescheduled for next Sunday at West Little League Field, Clapp Park, with all tryout players expected at 12:30.

West Flea Loop Clapp Park

One Race Contested At Pontoostic Sailing Club Meet

Poor wind and weather limited action at the weekly Pontoostic Sailing Club event. Grier Horner skippered with Roland Bouchers crew and won, with Frank Chappell second and Herb Rothenberg third. Michigan State's Spartan Stadium in East Lansing features synthetic Tartan turf for the 1949 football season.

Pontoostic Sailing Club Grier Horner Roland Boucher Frank Chappell Herb Rothenberg Michigan State Spartan East Lansing Mich

School Boy Swims English Channel Triumph

Dover reports 14-year-old John Erikson, a Chicago student and descendant of Leif Erikson, became the youngest to swim the English Channel after completing the 22 miles. He plans more feats, aiming for Lake Michigan next, and cites his father Ted Erikson as motivation. He swam at 30 strokes per minute, felt no fatigue, and celebrated with peaches, tea, and a hot bath after landing.

Dover England Tohn Erikson Chicago English Channel Lake Michigan John Leif Erikson Ted Lake Michigan France Erikson

Jets Will Kill Giants Conquering Cards Say

The St. Louis Cardinals, after a 13-6 win over the Jets, project a strong chance for beating the New York Giants in Sunday’s NYC showdown. Cardinals players declare Namath will be tested fully, calling the game a blood affair while New York limps from a 22-21 loss to Green Bay.

Jets St. Louis Cardinals New York Jets New York Giants Giants Packers New York City Bob de Marco Cardinals Weeb Ewbank Joe Namath Namath

Baumann and Viale Share Berkshire Deputy Golf Honors

George Baumann led the deputy sheriffs with an 84 at the Berkshire County Deputy Sheriffs golf tournament held at Cranwell. Paul Viale, as a guest, posted 76 to win the visitors' low gross prize, while Jim Hobian and Charlie Kruger each shot 85 for deputies who tied for second. Bob Lorette shot 71 for visitors to claim the visitors’ low net. Kruger also tied Bill Salinetti for sheriffs’ low net. Fred Bonak and Salinetti captured the hole-in-one honors with notable putts.

LENOX George Baumann Paul Viale Berkshire County Cranwell Baumann Viale Jim Hobian Charlie Kruger Kruger Bill Salinetfi Bob Lorette Fred Bonak Salinetti Honoss

McNally Delivers Loss as Oakland Narrowly Beats Orioles

Baltimore ace Dave McNally lost to Oakland 7-4, snapping his 15-game win streak and keeping Minnesota and Oakland close in the West. Oakland trimmed Baltimore’s division lead while Detroit fell to California as Boston and Washington won. McNally’s only two defeats this season came against Minnesota and Oakland.

Dave McNally Baltimore Orioles Orioles Minnesota Twins Oakland A Twins Oakland A’s Detroit California Rudy May Seattle Don Mincher Cleveland Boston Chicago White Sox Washington Kansas City McNally Tom Reynolds

Mets Fall 3-0 as Griffin Tops Astros in New York

The New York Mets’ title hopes dimmed after a 3-0 loss to the Houston Astros. Tom Griffin pitched eight innings with four hits and nine strikeouts before Fred Gladding finished, marking Houston’s 85th win in 134 meetings with the Mets since 1962. Griffin, 21, has shut out the Mets in all three meetings, while the Mets dropped two games behind the Cubs in the NL East.

New York Mets Tom Griffin Houston Astros Houston Mets Twins Astrodome Colt Stadium Griffin Fred Gladding Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals Los Angeles Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Atlanta San Francisco Astros New York Harry Walker Gladding J.C. Martin

U.S. Opposes Britain In Track Meet

The U S track and field team, weakened by illness and injuries, faces Britain in London as it seeks to revive its declining reputation on a European tour. Missing are John Carlos and Bob Beaman. officials seek a government probe into track and field structure. Michigan State gymnast Dave Thor earned six Big Ten titles and an NCAA crown.

London U.S Britain Europe Stuttgart West Germany Augsburg Nixon United States America John Carlos Bob Beaman Athens Michigan State Dave Thor

Red Sox Try Again Tonight For Back-to-Back Victories

Boston seeks back-to-back wins tonight after a 5-2 road victory over the Chicago White Sox. Reggie Smith hit a two-run homer in the first inning, Mike Nagy pitched well before relief from Sparky Lyle, and Sonny Siebert (9-9) faces Cisen Carlos (4-3) as the Sox push for consecutive wins on the road trip.

Brooks Robinson Marcelino Lopez Jose Tartabull Oakland Reggie Jackson Dick Ball Danny Cater Oaklland Baltimore Minnesota Mickey Stanley Bill Freehan Willie Horton Tigers Tom Egan Har) Wilson Egan Wilson Mincher Diego Segui Boston White Sox Carl Yastrzemski Reggie Smith Red Sox Chicago Mike Nagy Sparky Lyle Pete Ward Dick Bosman Kansas City Jackie Hernandez Washington Bosman Jim Rooker Hank Allen Rooker Hernandez Frank Howard Pat Kelly Tim Cullen Boston Red Sox Chicago White Sox Sonny Sichert Cisen Carlos Vight-Lander Paul Edmondson Mike Andrews Dalton Jones Dick Williams Russ Gibson Andrews Nagy Dick Morales Mice Luis Aparicio Gail Hopkins

Sellers Debuts With Patriots After Holdout

Ron Sellers joins the Boston Patriots for the first official workout after signing over the weekend. He travels with the squad to Bowling Green, watched the 21 13 exhibition win over the Bengals, then begins practicing as a wide receiver amid injuries to John Charles and Ron Caveness leaving them sidelined for weeks.

Amherst Mass Ron Sellers Boston Patriots American Football League Florida State Pats Bowling Green Ohio Cincinnati Bengals Sellers John Charles Ron Caveness Charles Caveness

ENYGA Entrants May Qualify On 2 Days

Albany report notes ENYGA 10969 championship at Wiltwyck Kingston allows 18 hole medal play qualifying Thursday or Friday per ENYGA secretary. Originally Friday only. optional date chosen to accommodate Woodstock open. Dinner Friday at Wiltwyck. match play Saturday and Sunday.

Albany New York Golf Association Wiltwyck Country Club Kingston Fitzpatrick Enyga Secretry Woodstock Country Club ENYGA Wiltwyck

Major League Baseball Wednesday Games and Scores

Major League Baseball night schedule features NY at Houston, Philadelphia at Atlanta, Chicago at San Diego, St. Louis at Los Angeles, Pittsburgh at San Francisco, Cincinnati at Montreal with Renko and Stoneman. Other results include Washington 2 Kansas City 1, Boston 3 Chicago 2, California 3 Detroit 1, Seattle 8 Cleveland 2, Oakland 7 Baltimore 4. Today's games list Minnesota at New York Ark, Boston at Chicago, Kansas City at Washington, California at Detroit, Oakland at Baltimore, Seattle at Cleveland.

New York Koosman Houston Dierker Philadelphia Jackson Atlanta Niekro Chicago Jenkins San Diego Santovini St. Louis Washburn Los Angeles Singer Pittsburgh Walker Bunning San Francisco Perry Cincinnati Arrigo Montreal Muunay Washington Kansas City Boston California Detroit Seattle Cleveland Oakland Baltimore Minnesota Kaat Newark Bahnsen Liebertob Carlos Pernet Coleman Messersmith Kilkenny Sparta Dobson Balmore Phoebus Talbot Clevemd Paul Millmikee East Tiuiston L. Pet Pittsburg Philaphia Montreal A San Fran Los « Les We. L. Pet Boston Fl New York ST Afi

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