Lee Opens With Win Over St Joseph's in Berkshire Clash
Lee High, defending Berkshire County champions, beat St Joseph's High of North Adams 55 48 to open the 1960 70 season. Key late surge in fourth quarter broke a 42 43 tie as Dick Turner Donnie Walker and captain Junior Pleu led Lee with 14 15 12 points respectively. Dan DeMarco topped St Joseph's with 22 points.
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Lee High
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North Adams
Wildcats
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Dick Turner
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Turner Oo
Ray Gunn
Terry Doyle
Late Rally By Shelton Tops Knights In Narrow Win
Shelton College edged Berkshire Christian 79 76 as the Knights, trailing by 12 early, staged a nine point finish in the final three minutes. Bill Simon scored 37 points and Charlie Ungerman added 26 to pace the Shelton attack.
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Shelton
Berkshire Christian College
Knights
Bill Simon
Charlie Ungerman
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Ungerman
Shelter
Newsey Club
St Josephs faces tough opener at Cardinal McCloskey
St Josephs High hoops opens tonight in Albany against Cardinal McCloskey with coach Paul Perachhi noting strong returning players. Varsity game at 8 after a 6:30 junior varsity tip, with McCloskey sporting a veteran lineup and a recent 1-1 start as St Joe’s seeks to overturn past results in the rivalry.
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Albany
N.Y
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Cardinal McCloskey
Crusaders
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Pittsfield
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Mt. Greylock
Drury
Chicopee
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Monument Mt
Taconic
Amherst
Wahconah
Agama
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Florida Gov reverses stance on Clay Frazier boxing bout
Gov Claude Kirk of Florida said he opposed staging the Cassius Clay Joe Frazier heavyweight fight in Florida. He criticized Clay as Muhammad Ali and urged the ring decide the title, while promoters eyeed Feb 16 or 17 at Ashlock's 9,000 seat dome near Orlando. Tampa Boxing Commission blocked the event. Orlando area supervisors appeared unable to rule.
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Armed Services
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Muhammad Ali
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Muhammad
Frazier
Sam
Muhammad Blair
Tampa Boxing Commission
Tampa
Ron Gorton
American Leisure Corp
Pete Ashlock
Mt. Everett Will Rely On 6 Men
Sheffield Mt. Everett Regional High Golden Eagles open season at Granby High Wednesday with a six man nucleus led by senior Wayne Schoonmaker 13 point scorer at center. Other starters include John Cook 6-11 guard Dave Pshenishny 5-10 forward King Hunt 6-4 forward and Dick Sellen sophomore guard. Coach Hal Halliday and assistant Bill McDermott plan emphasis on defense and running.
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Mt. Everett
Golden Eagles
Granby
Hal Halliday
Wayne Schoonmaker
Eagles
Schoonmaker
John Cook
Dave Pshenishny
Pittsfield High Falls to Brattleboro 54 49 in Opener
Pittsfield High lost its season opener at Brattleboro High 54 to 49. Brattleboro built a 23 22 edge on field goals and made 10 free throws to Pittsfields three. Billy Hover led Pittsfield with 15 points, Ed Paris added 14, while Mike Keegan and Gary Tate each scored 19 for Brattleboro. Bob Garvie led Brattleboro with 24 points and Jack Revilla added 14.
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Pittsfield High
Brattleboro High
Generals
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Billy Hover
Ed Paris
Mike Keegan
Gary Tate
Bob Garvie
Jack Revilla
Bengal Linebacker Bergey Named AFL Rookie of Year
Cincinnati AP reports Cincinnati Bengals middle linebacker Bill Bergey won the AFL defensive rookie of the year award. Bergey, 240 pounds from Arkansas State, credited coach Vince Costello for his development and noted competition with Tim Buchanan and Bernard Erickson. The Bengals also claimed other 1968 awards, including Greg Cook as offensive rookie and Paul Brown as coach of the year. Bergey said he faced strong league talent and emphasized his improving speed and coaching influence.
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Cibcrnnati
Bill Bergey
American Football League
Bengals
Tim Buchanan
Bernard Erickson
Sid Bergey
Arkansas State
Vince Costello
Bergey
Associated Press
Greg Cook
AFL
Paul Brown
Paul Robinson
Bob ‘Trumpy
Marsalis
Stanfill
Thompson
Kansas City
Jim Marsalis
Miami
Bill Stanfill
Bill Thompson
Denver
Costello
Lenox tops Mt Greylock 75 60 in season opener
Lenox High lineup had five players in double figures led by Marty Johns with 16 points. Tony Salvatore, Charlie McGee, Gordy Chandler each scored 12 as Lenox built early leads and withstood Mounties rally to win 75 60. Mt Greylock countered with Tom Falivene 22 and Bill Hart 17, but could not close the gap. Chandler returned from an ankle sprain to log limited minutes.
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Mark Murphy
Terry Caden
Bill Lavigne
Tom Villanova
John Sheran
Bill Larkin
Pete Clark
Jayvee Doe Roulier
St. Joe's
Crusaders
LENOX
Lenox High
Mt. Greylock
Marty Johns
Millionaires
Tony Salvatore
Charlie McGee
Gordy Chandler
Chandler
Mr. Greylock
Mounties
Tom Falivene
Bill Hart
Mike Landing
Lenox MT. Greylock
BFP
Salvatore
Hart
Ai McGee
Spence
Michele Jacot Wins Slalom Race in France
Michele Jacot of France won the women’s special slalom at the Criterium of the First Snow in Val DIsere, clocking 31.08 seconds on her opening run and 1:12.80 total. Barbara Cochran of Virginia, USA, took second with 1:12.10, tying Jacot at 40 World Cup points. Florence Steurer of France was third. Disqualifications cut 55 of 122 competitors, including 10 Americans, from the second leg.
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France
Michele Jacot
America
Barbara Cochran
Miss Cochran
Richmond
Florence Steurer
Miss Jacot
Julie Walcott
Underhill Center
Marilyn Cochran
Barbara
Rosie Fortna
Warren
Karen Middleton
Brattleboro
Honda Leads Celtics Rally Over Rockets
Boston edged San Diego 107-104 as Havlicek scored 33 points, closing strong in the final 2:30 with 13 of his team’s last 13 points. Howell added 22, Siegfried 17, Hayes 19 for the Rockets, while Kojis led San Diego with 26.
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John Havlicek
Boston Celtics
San Diego Rockets
National Basketball Association
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Bailey Howell
Larry Siegfried
San Diego
Elvin Hayes
Celtics
Henry Finkel
Jim Barnes
Hayes
Rockets
Don Kojis
Jim Barnett
Tom Sanders
Stul Lantz
Californians
Drury Beats Chicopee 70 53 In Season Opener
Drury High of North Adams opened its basketball season by defeating Chicopee High 70 53 at the Armory. Wayne Duval led with 15 points as Drury built a 28 20 halftime lead, then pulled away in the fourth period with a 65 46 run. Chris Noel, Kirby, Lacrosse, and Belleau added 17 each for Drury. Mike Kacienski topped Chicopee with 14. Officials: Pat Brym and Ray Pierson.
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Catholic Youth Center
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St. Charles
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Mike Quadrozzi
Pat O’neil
Russ Quetti
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Ryan al Tasson
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Chicopee High
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Drury
Curt Boisjollc
Mike Kirby
Paul LaCross
Jeff Noel
Mike Kacienski
Wayne Duval
Duval
Kirby
Rogers Belleau
Noel
Bernie Kacienski
Drury Chicopee
BFP
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Khokrov
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Jerseys Lose High Scorer With Dislocated Shoulder
SPRINGFIELD Rich Scam mell of the High Lawn Jersey hockey team suffered a dislocated shoulder coaching at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and will miss at least two months. Coach Jack Brennan reshuffles lines against the Holyoke Blades at Blunt Park with Scammell out and several players stepping up.
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Rich Scammell
High Lawn Jersey
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Holyoke Blades
Blunt Park
Jack Brennan
Barry Law
Don Moffatt
Rick Whitehead
Tom Sides
Jack Charette
Rob O'Brien
Sides
Terry O'Brien
Paul Vacchina
Brian Dickey
Tom Sheehan
Mike Carney
Johnny Murnane
Rolie Schopp
Schopp
Jersey
Stevens runs for Alaska Senate after missed listing
Republican Sen. Theodore Stevens, omitted from the official Senate directory, announces he will run for election to the Senate in 1970 and seek re-election in 1972. Appointed December 24, 1968 to fill E. L. Bartlett’s term, his term runs to January 1973, and Alaska law requires the next general election to validate his tenure.
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Washington
Theodore F. Stevens
Senate
Alaska
Stevens
Sen. E. L. Bartlett
Fire destroys Ullman Amphitheatre at Brandeis University
A two alarm fire at Brandeis University in Waltham Massachusetts destroyed the Ullman Amphitheatre on Wednesday night. Officials estimate damages exceed 100000 dollars. No injuries were reported. The blaze wiped out the outdoor stage and a storage area beneath it, with the concrete basement housing audio visual equipment and film biographies heavily damaged by water.
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Waltham, Mass
Ullman
Brandeis University
Wahconah Tops Monument Mountain In Opener
Wahconah High of Dalton opens 1969-70 basketball with a 69 49 exhibition win over Monument Mountain of Great Barrington. Mike Fox led with 17 points and 12 rebounds as Wahconah dominated rebounding and foul shooting. Campbell, Dennard, and Leary also contributed strong scoring as Wahconah built a 39 22 halftime lead. Jayvee also won 55 41.
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Monument Mountain
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Mike Fox
Glen Campbell
Spartans
Jerry Ryan
Pete Negrini
Warriors
Mark Popper
Fox
Monument
Dave Mixer
Campbell
Mixer
Tom Murray
Bronument Mountain
Bernie Leary
Leary
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Tom O'Connor
Sopho
Nore
Lou Atlegrone
Amherst High
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Bob Kotleski
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Dennard So Whitney
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Rela
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Dunn
Webber Ey Cripps
Scartow Ogee Porter
Kay
Kane
Mawhinney
Skerput
Stephenson
Oo Carter
Bains
John Gonzaballa
Art Bwipnell
Tminuta
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