Studley Highlight At Pittsfield OB Dinner
The 18th annual Monday Morning Quarterback Club dinner honored Pittsfield High halfback Ray Woltkowski with the Speck O’Boyle Memorial Trophy and featured an inspiring talk by University of Massachusetts coach Chuck Studley. Speakers lauded players, coaches, and the community while recounting feats from the season and emphasizing mental strength over athletic size.
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O’boyle
Pittsfield High
Ray Woltkowski
University of Massachusetts
Charles
Chuck) Studley
Pittsfield
St. Joseph’s
GEAA
O'Boyle
Woitkowski
James (Speck) O'Boyle
St. Joseph's
Hneman
Nick Morris
Ehet Accenes
Clayson
PHS
Jimmy Walsh
Joe
Soon- Newman
Ed Schrocki
Jack French
Ted Woitkowski
Ray
French
Steve Ciepiela
Mike Fyan
Studley
Timpressioa
Rocky Ryan
Chuck Jiorio
Ke Hlingis
Massachusetts
Tom Derrickas
Ryan
Boria
Wisconsin
Alan
Ameche
Hlinois
Illinois
Borie
Delnickas
Connecticut
Mezejewski
Pop Warner
Warner
St. Joe's
Mortis
Morris
Miami
Studiey
Jack Brennan
Mike Ryan
Dave Giddings
Gary Soldato
Maday
Rays
Tom Norton
Sam Kalloch Forever linked with Pittsfield High rivalries
Sam Kalloch, longtime Pittsfield High rival and Poughkeepsie High coach, has directed three major sports for four decades. At 61 he still leads football basketball and baseball with 63 championships and undefeated teams, including 18 in football and 9 in basketball. The piece recalls early meetings between Pittsfield and Poughkeepsie from 1930 to 1942, Kalloch’s origin, and a famed away game where Poughkeepsie routed Pittsfield 33-12.
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Pittsfield High
Sam Kalloch
Poughkeepsie N.Y. High
Sam
Poughkeepsie
Pittsfield
Chuck Stewart
Chuck
Western Massachusetts
Stewart
Tommy Curtin
Joe Nilan
Massachusetts
Stockbdge
Massachuset
Agricultural College
Agawam
New Britain Conn
St. Peter's
Worcester
Berkshire School
Adama
Drury
Dalton
St. Joseph's
Jake Barnini
Buddy Evans
Howie Gleason
Earl MacHattie
Deming Field
Dorothy Deming
Empire State
Kalloch
Halyoke
Springfield College
Hartford
Westminster School
Simsbury
Conn
Samuel J. Kalloch
von Johnny Jones
Albany Times-Union
Ccolumn
Albany
Hawkins Stadium
Philip Schuyler High
Radio and TV Sports Slate for Tomorrow
Broadcast listings show Bowling at 4:0, Basketball at 2:00 Syracuse vs Detrei, Football at 4:3 Bay Packers vs 49ers, Golf All-Star event, Boxing Banay Kid Baret vs Federus Thompson, plus Sunday Tournament Time with WRGB WTIC NY games Redskins and Eagles/Steelers matchups.
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Syracuse
Detrei
WCOC
Gremm Bay Packers
San Francisco
Ars
Capital Realitien
Banay
Kid" Baret
Federus Thompson
Tilia
WRGB
WTIC
N.Y
Lank Va
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Exgres
Pittsburgh Steelers
Buffalo
Houston
Boston
Callax
U S Leads Italy 1 0 In Davis Cup
In Perth Australia UPI Earl Buchholz of St Louis beat Orlando Sirola 6 8 7 5 13 9 6 2 to give the United States a 1 0 lead over Italy in the Davis Cup liner zone final Barry McKay of Dayton Ohio was to meet Nicola Pietrangeli in the second singles match of the best of five series as Australia’s comment in the challenge round on Dec 28 27 28
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Perth
Australia
UPI
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Orlando Sirola
United States
Italy
Barry McKay
Dayton
Ohio
Nicola Pietrangeli
Massachusetts Two on All Yankee Conference Team
Massachusetts players Jerry Cullen and John McCormick earned spots on the 1960 All Yankee Conference football team, with repeat selections and several others from New England schools named to both first and second units. The coaches’ choices highlighted key backs and linemen from Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Maine, Massachusetts, and Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts
Kingston, RI
University of Massachusetts
Jerry Cullen
Wobdurs
John McCormick
Belmont
Cullen
McCormick
Dave Bishop
Connecticut
Chicopee
Mass
Dick Ledbetter
Mathe
Dick Masquita
Marblehead
New Hampshire
Ronald Better
Rhode Island
Better
Dick Eustis
Eustis
Paul Lindquist
North Abington
Fred Stackpole
Wayne Champcom
Maine
James Browning
Tom Conroy
Richard Kinney
John Burgess
Roger Gagne
John Sadak
Alan Arbuse
Ruards
Paul Bellevance
Bo Dickson
Sam Lussier
Frank Kapusinsky
Edward Mullen
Cranwell Cruises to 78 24 Victory Over Stockbridge
Cranwell School sprinted to a 30-18 halftime lead and rolled to a 78-24 win over Stockbridge. John Codey topped scorers with 16 points, with Dave Magner and Jim Reynolds also contributing. All three players hailed from Pittsfield. Cranwell set to face Trinity-Pawling Saturday in Lenox.
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Cranwell
Stockbridge
John Codey
Dave Magner
Jim Reynolds
Pittsfield
Trinity-Pawling
Lenox
Cranwell Stock
F.P Heekin
Chase
O’brien
Rick
Mets
Rabiee
Simen
Lewite
Ey Fobes
Barack
Dia Christianson
Revantes
Rigx Ee
Rt Tele
Ted Mitten
PHS
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Raymond Lanoue
St. Joseph's High
Harold Hennessey
Ted Mezejewski
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Lanoue
Hennessey
Tark
Central Services
Richards
NORTH
Carr Hardware
Dugan
King Fuse
George’s
UW Elm St
Farr
Radio and TV
U.S
Over the
Berkshires
BEC
Calvert
Rheingold Beer
Ballantine
Cans
Harold’s Package Store
Robert J. Ford
Codey
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
Trailmaker Snow Tires
Tver
Tyne Pies
S&h
South Street
Rogers Jewelers
FBI
Dec. Ltd
Elgin
North Street
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