Sox Split Hold 3rd Place Play Twice at Elmira
The Pittsfield Red Sox remain in third place in the Eastern League after a doubleheader split with the Elmira Pioneers at Elmira. They’ll play two more games there tonight, with six remain before season end. Elmira won 2 1, Pittsfield won 4 2.
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Chicopee
Wahconah Park
Reading
York
Eddie Baird
Tom Parsons
Vega earns seventh win as Sox split twin bill
Fernando Vega stifled Pittsfield in a 2-1 win as the first game of a doubleheader ended. The split left the Fioneers five games ahead of fifth-place Manchester Yankees, with a twin bill outcome able to seal a playoff berth. Rick Miller Bud Hunter and Steve Egan homered in the second inning for Boston.
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Fioneers
Manchester Yankees
Pioneers
Red Sox
Rick Miller
Bud Hunter
Steve Egan
Miller
Hunter
Elmira
Jeff Pentland
Ron Slocum
Dave Robinson
Carlton
Pudge” Fisk
Jim Russin
Rafeael Roble
Fred Wolcott
Robles
Potabiele Shitanishi
Wolcott
Tf Dilly
Rf Mason
Baird
P Fisk
Dph
Russin
Cf Hunter
Egan
Parsons
el Robinson
Tf Robles
Williams
Rt Salazar
P Thompson
Kendall
Morales
Pentland
Slo¢um
Cone
Dukes
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Salazar
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Wolcolly Shitanishi
Robinson
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Rerhhso Baird
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Spasyk and DeNicola Win Berkshire Hills Scotch Foursome
Mike Spasyk and Mrs. Mary DeNicola won the Berkshire Hills Scotch foursome golf tournament with 31 net in a cards match. Terry Manevich and Mrs. William Gifles had low gross 39. third low net went to Tony Minkus and Mrs. John Dawley with 32. fourth place 33 went to Fred Hogan and Mrs. Bayard Huntley. Birdies prizes went to Mike Bull and Mrs. Robert Childs and Manevich and Mrs. Giftos on the fifth hole and Munson and Mrs. Pat Leahy on the eighth. thirty two players.
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Mary DeNicola
Berkshire Hills
John Lundberg
Warren Munson
Terry Manevich
Willam Gifles
Tony Minkus
John Dawley
Fred Hogan
Bayard Huntley
Mike Bull
Robert Childs
Manevich
Giftos
Munson
Pat Leahy
Greenock CC Tee Times for Presidents Cup Round Two
Tee times for the second round of the Presidents Cup Gulf tournament at Greenock Country Club list players by pairings and start times from 7:00 to 1:40. Notable entries include D. Bowers and A. Ward at 7:15, R. Baker with RK. Falla at 7:30, E. Pelletier with V1:40, and F. Robitaille paired with W. Clifford at 12:10. The list covers numerous names and time slots throughout the day.
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A. Ward
R. Baker
RK. Falla
L. Scaramuzzi
E. Pelletier
E. Maby
A. Joanen
F. Foley
G. Lang
Scully
J. Toole
P. Consotinl
W. Wheeler
E. Armstrong
T. Tracy
Lend
Ww. Moone
F. Robitaille
W. Clifford
F. Revating
M. Larrives
R. Warner
W. Falla
K. Talbot
Liss
J. Waddock
J. Powers
Paurray
E. Roberts
Kanervae
R. Rivers
J. DiMaris
Fe, Kulecz
H. Pecgaer
D. Barbini
G. Kennan
L. Falila
P. Sullivan
V.ho
L. Liss
J. Holian
Barkin EE
Rosal
Sullivan
J. Hardiman
G. Connors
Sagalyn
Loos
L. Roviaro
P. Viale
Sweep of Twin Bull Gives York 1st Flag in 44 Years
York Pirates clinch first pennant in 44 years by sweeping a doubleheader from the Reading Phillies 6-4 and 3-1 before 4,296 fans in York. Frank Brosseau earned his 10th win with a four-hitter while Angel Mangual, Gene Clines, and Charley Shoemaker contributed key hits and a squeeze play. In game one, York led 3-0 early before injuries and a manager ejection amid a disputed call. The teams meet again in a night doubleheader.
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Frank Vanzin
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Clines
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Charley Shoemaker
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Jim Murtaugh
Hoffmasy
Shoemaker
Brosseair
John Jagutis
Pirate
Joe Morgan
Frank Pulli
Carl Merrill
Reading
Allied Scotch is Sept 7 Stockbridge GC To Be Site
Allied Golf Club of Berkshire County sets Wednesday noon Sept 3 as entry deadline for the annual mixed Scotch fourball championship. Defending champs John Zaiken and Penny Fall seek a repeat at Stockbridge Golf Club on Sept 7.
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Sheila Ryan
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Bob Ginthwain
Pee Hinc
Ed Toole
Mt Greylock grid player listed clinically dead after collapse
Jeffrey Wilson, 14, Mt Greylock freshman quarterback candidate, was taken to North Adams Hospital yesterday after a ruptured spleen required emergency surgery. He collapsed in the locker room after stomach pains. A spokesman said he was clinically dead on arrival but received life saving treatment.
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Businessmen Leaders Tie On Net 60 Net score at Berkshire Hills
The Berkshire Hills Country Club tournament was won by Gary Burt, Bob Brennan, Pete Snyder and Fred Tanner with a net best ball 60 in a matching of cards against Terry Manevich, Dr. Bill Eramo, Bill Brama Jr, and Jim Buckley. Third place went to Jim Hayes, John O'Donnell, John Enright and Lou Bedue with 61 while Dr. Elliot Greenfeld posted an individual row net 71.
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Gary Burt
Bob Brennan
Pete Snyder
Fred Tanner
Terry Manevich
Bill Eramo
Bill Brama Jr
Jim Buckley
Jim Hayes
John O'Donnell
John Enright
Lou Bedue
Elliot Greenfeld
Mrs O Connor Leads Low Gross In Berkshire Hills Golf
Mrs John O Connor had a low gross 49 in the women s Wednesday morning golf tournament at Berkshire Hills Country Club. Prizes went to low net on the back nine holes with Miss Pat Smith 23, Miss Marion Blowe 24, Miss Bess George 26, and Mrs Louis Bolduc 26. seventeen players participated.
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Berkshire Hills Country Club
Holses
Pat Smith
Marion Blowe
Bess George
Louis Bolduc
Jofre KO' s Corona as boxing results spill in Brazil
In Sao Paulo Eder Jofre of Brazil knocked out Rudy Corona of Mexico in the featherweight bout. In Las Vegas Ronnie Wilson of San Diego decisioned Tommy Kearse of Los Angeles 10 rounds, while Nate Williams of Las Vegas outpointed Rocky Rivera of Argentina over 10.
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Rudy Corona
Mexico
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Nev
Ronnie Wilson
San Diego
Tommy Kearse
Los Angeles
Nate Williams
Rocky Rivera
Argentina
Rondeau Named Ring Magazine Top Featherweight Prospect
Pittsfield boxer Terry Rondeau earns Ring magazine prospect of the month for August, to be noted in the October issue. Trainer Roger Sala plans frequent, experience-building bouts as Rondeau eyes future world-class challengers. Rondeau, nicknamed the Berkshire Buzzsaw, has risen from four rounds to 10-rounders while remaining undefeated in 14 fights since March.
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Terry Rondeau
Pittsfield
Ring Magazine
Sala
Ring
New England
Willie Pep
Paul Pender
Rocky Marciano
Rondeau
North Adams
Berkshire
Rendeau
Roger
Terry
Bouts on Sept 8 at Noel Field North Adams
The next boxing card at Noel Field in North Adams will take place Monday night September 8. In the 10 round main event New England featherweight champion Al Romano of North Adams fights Roy Williams of Reading Pennsylvania. A 1955 rookie outfielder Bob Allison of the Minnesota Twins started with Hagerstown Maryland in the Piedmont League in 1933.
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Bob Allison
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