St. Joseph's Opens Home Season Versus Chicopee
St Josephs High opens home basketball season tomorrow at 7 15 pm in Pittsfield Boys Club gym hosting Chicopee High. Pittsfield High plays Northampton in Northampton High gym at 7 15 pm as part of a week heavy Berkshire County schedule with 22 contests and several outside Berkshires opponents. Adams High beats Arms Academy and Chester leads unbeaten teams, highlighting local prep hoops across Berkshire County this week.
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St. Joseph’s High
Pittsfield
Chicopee High
Pittsfield High
Northampton
Northampton High
Bill Murray
Connecticut Valley
St. Joe's
West Springfield
Springfield Cathedral
Berkshire County
St. Joseph's
Berkshire
Adams High
Arms Academy
Shelburne Falls
Mount Everett
Sheffield
Searles High
Great Barrington
New York
Chatham High
Searles
New Lebanon Central
Chicopee
Wahconah
Hopkins Academy
Hadley
St. Joe’s
North
Week's Schedule Of County School Basketball Games
Schedule lists multiple high school boys and girls basketball games for the coming week including Chicopee at St Josephs Adams at Arms Mount Greyieck at Lenox Chester at Williamsburg and more. It notes venues such as Dr Kingsley McCannock and St Josephs with games spread across Monday to Saturday.
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St. Joseph's
Pittsted
Nedthampton
Adams
Arms Academy
Mount Greyieck
Lenox
St. Joseph’s
M.A
Williams Chatham
Mount Everett
McCann Tech
Lee
New Lebanon Central
Leames
Nepkins
N.A
St. Michael's
Learies
Chester
Southwick
Saturday Cathedral
Berkshire Christian College Edges LaSalette 64 62 in Albany
Berkshire Christian College of Lenox with a late drive by Terry Weymouth wins 64 62 at LaSalette in Albany. Gene Peters 20 points 10 rebounds leads Berkshire Christian while Weymouth adds 9 boards. LaSalette's Steve Rogowski 19 points Jay Smith 15. Next game vs Rhode Island School of Design in Lenox Jan 11.
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N.Y
Terry Weymouth
Clinton
Maine
Berkshire Christian College
Lenox
Mass
LaSallette College
Berkshire Christian
LaSalette
Gene Peters
Clifton Fords
Phil Barton
Newport
N. H
Christians
Weymouth
Steve Rogowski
LaSaislette
Jay Smith
Rhode Island School of Design
Lenox High Gymnasium
Saturlday
BERK
Christiant Lasallette SF
Ahurphy
Tmerin
Osborne
Borowsky
Peters
Weymavih
Tij Jackson
Sn Amnoft
Ryan
Sarton
Feornier
Dennis
Aj Lockner
Biren
Hannon Tay Wee
Tere
Baichardson
Baichardson Ony Reche Eee
al Lombardia
Bow Kissaack
Gleason Class A President No Decisions Forthcoming
Joe Gleason was elected president of the Western Massachusetts Class A Football Conference at the annual dinner at Ida and John's. Dan Rorke was chosen vice president and John Del Negro was re-elected secretary. No definite decisions were made on Pittsfield or Wahconah outcomes. the league retained status quo and considered adding Trade, Classical and Commerce Highs if a written application arrived.
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Northampton
Wahconak Regional
Dalton
Pittsfield High
Wahconah
Gleason
Pittsfield
Jim O’connor
Wahconah Regional
New Hampshire Tops Massachusetts 98 to 7 in Yale Conference
New Hampshire upset Massachusetts 98 to 7 in a Yankee Conference basketball game in Durham. Senior Jim Rich scored 41 and Tom Horne 31 as the Wildcats built a large second half lead after a 42-39 halftime margin. Tim Edwards led the Massachusetts team with 14 points.
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Durham
N.H
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Jim Rich
Tom Horne
Wildcats
Tim Edwards
Rodger Twitchell
Pete Bernard
Holy Cross
Worcester
WEW
Hampshire
M. F PI Aff
Rien Wap Arenan
Morne
Aed
Mendeavelis
Fulter
San Ayle
Keavitta
Dunenaa
Larkin
Peaev
Tatal
Shortage Of Snow Cancels Williams Nordic Meet
Insufficient snow forces cancellation of the Nordic ski meet at Williams College. Ralph Townsend, Williams coach, said Thursday’s snowfall of three inches was too light for jumping and cross country events. Six schools planned to compete: Williams MIT Army Middlebury Vermont and Norwich.
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Williamstown
Wiliams College
Ralph Townsend
Williams
MIT
Army
Middlebury
Vermont
Norwich
Procopio Tops 33 In Defeat For Cranwell Opener
Paul Procopio former Pittsfield St Josephs star scored 33 points for Cranwell School of St team in its opener Saturday as Kingswood School of West Hartford Conn won 56 33 Procopio a guard had 14 floor goals and 5 conversions he was Cranwell's only double figure scorer Cranwell led 25 24 at the half.
Jacobs Leads Springfield College In Close Brown Victory
Dave Jacobs former Pittsfield High athlete scored eight points for Springfield College in a 71-70 win over Brown University Saturday night. The starting forward from Lanesboro made four field goals as a junior.
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Dave Jacobs
Pittsfield High
Springfield College
Brown University
Springfield
Lanesboro
NFL Standings Eastern Conference Results Report
Cleveland beats Washington 27 20 Dallas defeats St Louis 28 24 Chicago over Detroit 24 14 Baltimore edges Los Angeles 19 Minnesota and Philadelphia draw 1 1 New York wins 33 17 over Pittsburgh 17
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Philadelphia
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Los Angeles i
San Francisco
Memorials wallop Adams team in Lee High matchup
The Memorials trounced the Adams Turners 106 to 56 at Lee High School last night before 28 spectators. Ed Thomas warned remaining games may move off campus if attendance stays low. Big Bill Gardner led with 31 points, followed by Bob Driscoll 22 and Bob Coakley 19. Driscoll tied for high rebounds with 62 team boards by Sweet and Thomas. Paul Farmer led Adams with 20 points. Giorgi added 10.
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Adams Turners
Lee High School
Ed Thomas
Big Bill Gardner
Bob Driscoll
Bob Coakley
Pete Sweet
Sweet
Driscoll
Gardner
Tom Fetherston
Paul Farmer
Adams
John Giorgi
Thomas Memor
Fetherston
Wittene Rey Sullivan
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Gressette
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O'Brien
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Taal Tatar
Bill Derrick
Tance Crawford
Procopio Earns All-Prep Honor in 1963 Boston Herald Team
Paul Procopio, star at St Joseph's and Cranwell School, earned honorable mention on the 1963 Boston Herald New England All-Prep football team. Also cited were Cranwell's Bill Ragland and Berkshire School's Steve DeSantis. The first team featured seniors including Carter Lord and George Whitney, while Dan Cain of Willis Jackson was a standout with 16 touchdowns and 6.8 yards per carry amid college recruiting.
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St. Joseph’s
Cranwell
Berkshire County
Boston Herald
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Steve DeSantis
Berkshire School
Sheffield
Procopio
St. Joe’s
An-Berkshire
Pittsfield Legion
Ragland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Herald
Carter Lord
Exeter
Lee Sawyer
Andover
George Whitney
Groton
Dave Young
Vermont
Dan Martin
Cheshire
Don Chiofaro
Dan Barnes
Middlesex
Connie Denault
Tabor
Pete Shimkus
St. Mark’s
Dan Cain
Willisjson
Bob = Wise
Governor Dummer
Cain
Holyoke
New England
Navarro Praises Grid Players At Mount Carmel Dinner
Coach Frank Navarro of Williams College praised grid players for courage and sacrifice balancing hard academics with football. He cited cocaptain Mike Reily who battled illness, dropped weight, and returned to practice, though he did not play. William Saracco received a sports program honor. city officials and The Eagle’s Roger OGara attended.
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Williams College
Mount Carmel Holy Name Society
Mount Carmel
Navarro
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Cocaptain
Reily
Williams
William Saracco
Leonard Ferrecchia
Saracco
Irvin F. Rossi
Raymond L. Haughey
Roger O’gara
the Eagle
Harvard Beats Williams 66 to 57 in Lasell Gym
Harvard Crimson topped Williams College 66-57 as Merle McClung led with 17 points and captain Bob Inman added key early scoring. Williams struggled with erratic shooting and ball handling, while Dave Coolidge scored 25 for Williams.
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Williams College
Lasels Gymnasium
Crimson
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Merle McClung
Bob Inman
Harvard
Inman
McClung
Keith Sedilacek
Gateway Gators to host two home basketball games
The Gateway Gators will play two home games this week. Tonight they meet Smith School of Northampton in a game moved from tomorrow and will also host Williamsburg High on Thursday. Junior varsity games start at 6, with varsity at 7:30.
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Williamsburg High
Jiminy Peak Opens Amid Weekend Ski Crowd
Jiminy Peak ski area opened for the season with about 206 skiers on Saturday and more than 400 on Sunday. Snow cover was good on the lower slope where snow was made, while the upper mountain had patchy coverage.
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Jiminy Peak
Merchants Triumph 125 88 At Gate In Big Win
Pittsfield Merchants beat Utica Peccarellos 125 to 88 at the gate to extend a four game win streak despite missing starters Hannon Washington and Knight. Doug Grutchfield led with 33 points, Bill Telasky added 29, Roscoe Baker 23, and Charley Fohrlin 13 rebounds. The Merchants dominated rebounding 59-41 and shot 15 of 24 from the line while Utica hit 26 of 38 free throws. Next home game hosts Marco Polo Explorers in a Dec 29 contest.
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Basketball Merchants
Utica
N.Y
Marco Polo Explorers
East Hartford
Conn
Hannon
St. Peter's
Saratoga Springs
Washington
Boston
Bobby Knight
Merchants
Peccarellos
Doug Grutchfield
Bill Telasky
Roscoe Baker
Vin McKeever
Billy Gardner
Kirk Leslie
Charley J
Wayne Evans
Evans
Phil Skinnick
Leslie
Fohlin
Baker
Larry Calabrese
Zunie
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North Adams State College
Mike Mancivalano
Emerson Avenue
William Lyon
Waubeek Road
Greg Davis
Berkshire Village
Peccorellos SF
Brp
Grutchfield
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Tfberg
Skinnick
Calabrese
Telasky
Catrapa
McKeever
Schaffer
Gardner
Bill Vickery
Pat Bruni
Housatonic Falls to Gilbert in NW Conference game
Housatonic Valley Regional High lost 83 58 to Gilbert High in a NW Conference clash on Friday night at the Housatonic gym. Gilbert led 24 8 after one period and built the margin to 42 32 at halftime. John Lamb led Housatonic with 16 points while Gilbert received 23 from Jack Grazia and 22 from Ron Nalette. Regional, 1 3, will face Canton High in Canton tomorrow.
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Conn
Housatonic Valley
Gilbert High
Housatonic
Gilbert
John Lamb
Jack Grazia
Ron Nalette
Canton High
Canton
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