Three Local High Schools Win In Away Contests
Pittsfield High beat Monument Mountain Regional 65 47 in Great Barrington. St Josephs High edged Smith Academy 53 52 in Hatfield. Paconic defeated Northampton 58 50. Pittsfield notched its first win in two starts. St Joe's improved to 2 1. Paconic stayed unbeaten at 3 0.
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Pittsfield High
Monument Mountain
Great Barrington
St. Joseph’s High
Smith Academy
Hatfield
Paconic
Northampton High
Pittsfield
St. Joe’s Flow
Taconic
Paris Paces PHS With 29 Points
Eddie Paris scored 29 as Pittsfield High Generals routed Monument Mountain Regional High. Paris added nine in the second and 10 in the third while Bernie Leary had 16, sparking a 35-27 halftime lead and 53-39 advantage entering the final period. Bill Hover and Jerry Ryan reached double figures for Pittsfield. Monument Mountain’s top scorer was Ryan with 11. Both teams meet again.
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Great Barrington
Eddie Paris
Pittsfield High Generals
Monument Mountain Regional High
Paris
Spartans
Bernie Leary
Monument Mountains
Pittsfield
Generals
Bill Hover
Jerry Ryan
Bob Harrison Sinks Foul For Clincher
In a tight finish Bob Harrison drew a shooting foul and made the clinching free throw as St Joseph's High edged Smith Academy 52 32. Harrison led a late surge with ten points and the Crusaders grabbed key rebounds by Bob Breen 25 and Chris Connolly 15 aiding the comeback.
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Hatesbild
Bob Harrison
St.Joseph's High
Smith Academy
Forvant
Crusaders
Barrison
Paul Perachhi
Bob Breen
Chris Commolly
Harrison
Connolly
Billy DiNicola
Bill Szych
Shrewsbury
St. John’s
St. Joseph's
McLain Faces All AL Clubs Except Senators
Denny McLain of the Detroit Tigers beat every American League club last season except the Washington Senators, marking a remarkable span of dominance across the league.
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Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
College Basketball Scores From Regions and Tournaments
East Manhattan beat Connecticut 75 to 62 while Duke defeated Wake Forest 90 to Florida 95 over Harvard 75. Centenary 69. TCU 58. Midwest Kent State 77 over Duquesne 69. Niagara 91 over Xavier 83. Minnesota 79 over San Diego State 64. Cincinnati 64 over Dayton 62. Southwest Long Beach State 92 over Lamar Tech 78. West UCLA 133 over LSU 4. Southern Cal 95 over St John’s. UC Santa Barbara 67 over Santa Barbara? Stone’s? Sun Bowl Classic Championship. El Paso 98 over Missouri 79 Consolation Texas AM 78 over Clemson 63. First baseman Norm Cash of the Detroit Tigers has hit more than 20 home runs in each of the last nine seasons.
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Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
Mike Switzer
Nate Archibald
Texas-El Paso
Missouri
Texas A&m
Clemson
Hnors
Kent State
Duquesne
Cincinnati
Dayton
Flyers
Andy Owens
Florida
Harvard
Henry Seawright
Manhattan
Connecticut
Marshall Crawford
Centenary
Texas Christian
Erick Hill
Minnesota
San Die
Pittsfield Veterans Face Mt Anthony and Drury in Weekend Links
Pittsfield will host Mt Anthony of Bennington VE at the Pittsfield Boys Club while Spartans 0-4 meet Drury High at North Adams. Pittsfield JV beat Monument Mountain jayvees 74-62. Jeff Johnson led with 14 points, Kelly and O’Connell added 12 each as Taconic held a late lead before Braves pulled away. Taconic Jayvees downed Pittsfield JV 71-46. next Tuesday the rivals meet again in Pittsfield.
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Pittsfield
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
Spartans
Drury High
North Adams
Vasity
Monument Mountain Jayvees
Monument MT
Sturma
S' Wacner
Tia Keegan
O Brien
Ryan Sav
Paris
Willams
Old Tate
Jeff Johnson
Leon Kelly
RK. M. O'Connell
O'Connell
Taconic
Braves
Taconic Jayvees
Varsity
Frank Curley
Taconic High Displays Balanced Scoring in Loss
Taconic High of Pittsburg displayed strong scoring balance in a defeat to Northampton High before a packed house. Four players scored 12 to 16 points, led by Marty Phillips with 16 points and solid all around play.
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Northampton
Taconic High
Pittsherg
Northampton High
Marty Phillips
Drury High Quintet Tops Lee in Rebound Battle
Drury High defeated Lee High 76 to 48 as 6 foot 6 Kerry Cassatti 16 rebounds and 6 foot 4 Mike Kirby 13 controlled the boards. Jeff Noel led Drury with 24 points. Cassatti 22. Kirby 14. Lee’s Frank Dienard top scorer with 10 plus 2 in the jayvee tilt won by Lee 43-42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Drury
Lee High
Kerry Cassatti
Mike Kirby
Cassatti
Kirby
Frank Dienard
Dassatti
Dignard
Jeff Noel
Roger Belleau
Billy Pleu
Josers
Sean Kelly
Lee Jayvees
Mark Keefner
Jayvees
Mike Silver
Tom Kately
St. Joseph's
North Adams
Drury Lee
Noel
Wellington
Cassattl
Kerry
la Cross
Turner
Baisiette
Walker
Belloay
Dartmouth and UMass reunite on 1970 football schedule
After a two year lapse Dartmouth College and the University of Massachusetts will resume games. The Big Green swap Delavens for a 10 game slate including Maine, Buffalo, Boston University, Holy Cross, Boston College and five Yankee Conference games. Schedule lists Sept 29 Maine, Sept 29 at Dartmouth, Oct 3 at Buffalo, Oct 10 Boston University, Oct 17 at Rhode Island, Oct 24 at Connecticut, Oct 31 at Vermont, Nov 7 at Holy Cross, Nov 14 New Hampshire, Nov 21 Boston College.
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University of Massachusetts
Dartmouth College
Big Green
University of Delavens
Buffalo
Boston University Holy Cross
Boston College
Maine
Dartmouth
Boston University
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vermont
Holy Cross
New Hampshire
Verga Stars for Cougars In 125-104 Win Over Jets
Verga scored 26 points and pulled 12 rebounds to lift the Carolina Cougars to a 125-104 win over the New York Nets. New York led 62-57 at halftime before Verga sparked a decisive 9-0 run to start the second half. Ed Johnson added 26 for New York as Pittsburgh defeated Kentucky and Denver beat Dallas in other ABA games.
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Verga Stars
Cougars
Jets
New York
Carolina Cougars
Bob Verga
Verga
Carolina
Ed Johnson
Nets
American Basketball Association
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Kentucky
Denver
Dallas
Stew Johnson
John Brisker
Pipers
Brisket
Colonels
Darel Carrier
Louis Dampier
Joe Belmont
Rockets
Tom Hagen
John Beasley
Julius Keye
Larry Jones
Spencer
Haywood
Beasley
High School Basketball Results Recap
Yesterday results include Pittsfield 47 St. Joseph's F 5% Smith Rd 57 Taconic 4 Northampton 50 Commerce 78 St. Joseph's NA 58 Hopkins Academy 75 Mt. Greylock 6 Adams 1 Lenox 63 Drury 24 Lew 52 Gateway 32 Mt Everett 4 Mohawk 63 Mecann Technei Games Friday Anthony at Pittsfield Monument Mr at Drury Wahestah at Easthampton.
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Pittsuela
Monument Ml
St. Joseph’s
Smith Rcad
Taconic
Northampton
Commerce
St. Joseph's
N.A
Hopkins Academy
Mt. Greylock
Adams
Lenox
Drury
Lew
Gateway
Mt. Everett
Mohawk
Mecann Techne
Anthony
Pittsfield
Drury Wahestah
Easthampton
Adams High Tops Lenox St. Josephs and Mt Greylock Defeated
In North Berkshire last night Adams High swept Lenox 61 to 63 while St Josephs North Adams fell 58 to 78 to Springfield Commerce and Mt Greylock lost 73 to 84 to Hopkins Academy. Also McCann Tech lost 48 to 63 to Mohawk Trail Regional. Joe Nowak led Adams with 25 points and Dan DeMarco 22 for St Josephs.
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North Berkshire
North County
Adams High
Lenox
Adams
St. Joseph’s
North Adams
Springfield Commerce
Mt. Greylock
Shelhurne Falls
McCann Tech
Ritter
Eoo Rodak
Ramsey
COMMERCE _ ST. JOE'S
HAL
R. Gregory Os
Sewarce
Lastowski
Lemesio Ono
Gg Teorae Becaren
Arts Kegarenge
Drake
Ketlates Ts Seymour
Cesar Gutierrez's cross team 1969 season history noted
Detroit Tigers shortstop Cesar Gutierrez ended 1969 with a rare career arc. He previously played for both the San Francisco and Phoenix teams, showcasing his long road through Major League and related circuits.
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Detroit
Cesar Gutierrez
Detroit Tigers
San Francisco
Phoenix
Attendance and mutuel handle rise at Narragansett
Attendance reached 620,639 for Narragansett Park’s 77 day fall meeting ending Monday while the mutuel handle totaled $55,059,417. On closing day Monday the feature Six furlongs went to Even On Monday in 1 12 3 5, a three quarters of a length win over Half Stoned. New England season ends with 1969 on Jan 18 and plans call for a longer 1970 campaign starting New Year’s Day.
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Pawtucket
Narragansett Park
Narragansett
New England
Gansett
Pro Basketball By The Associated Press NBA Tuesday's Results
San Diego defeated Los Angeles 115 109 San Francisco beat Seattle 119 115 Boston won over Chicago 117 112 No NBA games scheduled today ABA Pittsburgh 103 Kentucky 101 Carolina 125 New York 104 Denver 102 Dallas 96 Six games on Thursday Los Angeles at Kentucky Washington at Pittsburgh
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NBA
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Kentucky
Carolina
New York
Denver
Dallas
Washington
Gentile and Sturma Lead St Anselm's Scorers
Dave Sturma and Tom Gentile, former Berkshire County basketball standouts, lead the St Anselm's College squad in scoring through five games. Gentile sits at 18.8 points per game, Sturma at 18.2, with Sturma also the top rebounder. St. Anselm's is 2-3, with a jan 2 matchup upcoming.
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Dave Sturma
Tom Gentile
Berkshire County
St Anselm’s
Gentile
St. Joseph's High
North Adams
Sturma
Pittsfield High
St. Anselm’s
St. Anselm
Intermediate League Sets Rosters at Boys' Club
The Intermediate Basketball League at the Boys' Club released rosters for the season opener week after New Year. Teams include Frankie Martin's, Dunkin Donuts, Adams Super Markets, Rosa Restaurant, Greylock Plastics, and Comet Jewelers with reserves in higher leagues allowed to play on lower teams for more time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankin Martin's Restaurant
Dunkin Donuts
Adams Super Markets
Rosa Restaurant
Greylock Plastics
Comet Jewelers
Alex “Scotty
Leslie
Frankie Martin
Tim Petrurella
Mika Pups
Joe Corey
Nelson Furlan
Rich Rafferty
Adams
Frank Gal
Ceptain Pat Ryan
Kevin Kish
Dom Bresto
Lanzo Wright
Bobby Hamilton
Greg Cilftend
James Johnson
Ray Yat
Jim Corley
Ronnie Phanert
ZOSM
Coachick Hogan
Capta Atoney
Conyers Dim
Betty
Dan Hogan
Onohn Horne
Bily
Gateway Defeats Mount Everett in 52-44 Victory
Gateway Regional of Huntington defeated Mount Everett Regional High 52 44. Tom Mazella scored 14 points and Kevin Michaud 12 to pace the winners while Wayne Schoonmaker led the Eagles with 12 points and Dick Sellew added 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Mount Everett
Gateway Regional
Huntington
Tom Mazella
Kevin Michaud
Wayne Schoonmaker
Eagles
Dick Sellew
UCLA Bruins Down Pistol Pete for Fifth Straight Win
UCLA overwhelmed LSU star Pete Maravich 133-84 led by Henry Bibby and John Vallely with 23 points each. Maravich was held to 38, below his 46.6 season average, as UCLA set school scoring marks and extended its win streak. Other top scores came from Curtis Bowe, Sidney Wicks, and a host of Bruins as Southern California and other teams posted big victories across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana State
Pete Maravich
UCLA
Sidney Wicks
Los Angeles
Maravich
Bruins
Henry Bibby
John Vallely
NBA
LSU
Bibby
Vallely
Curtis Bowe
Bruin
Mo “Fie
Bulls Lose Second Place After Motta Oversleeps
Bulls coach Dick Motta arrived late to the Boston game after oversleeping and was ejected with two technical fouls as Chicago fell 317-112, dropping to third in the Western Division as San Francisco moved into second place behind Atlanta.
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Dick Motta
Chicago Bulls
Boston Celtics
Motta
National Basketball Association
Boston
Boston Garden
Jack Madden
Jets
Chicago
San Francisco
Seattle
Bulls
Atlanta
San Diego
Los Angeles
Holy Family St Josephs Win at CYC Junior League
In CYG basketball Sacred Heart routed St Josephs 92 22 while Holy Family beat Notre Dame 56 46. Sacred Heart leaders include Kevin McFarland 19 Jack Lane 15 Jack McDonald 15 John Tate 14. Saint Josephs Kevin Lang 9. Holy Family trio in double figures aided by Eddie Miynarczyk 13 Roy Janas 11 and Frank Koldys 10. Notre Dame’s Shaun Valenti scored 27 in a losing effort as Holy Family edged Melville Street. Officials McNefoa and McNeice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
St. Joseph's
Holy Family
Notre Dame
Kevin McFarland
Jack Lane
Jack McDonald
John Tate
Kevin Lang
St. Joe's
Shaun Valenti
Melville Street
Eddie Miynarczyk
Roy Janas
Frank Koldys
Bill Fraser
Steve Huska
Holy Family Notre Dame
P Beder
Mezyk
Huska
Fraser
Lussier Ooo
Valenti R&a
Blanchard
Ropalewek
Gasson
McNefoa
McNeice
Sacred Heart ST. Josephs Ee Ae ‘A As Morgan
Hood
Obrien Oo
McMullen
Melideo
Lang
Multgar
Zarvis van Menocald
Sekop
Ierart
Py Leving
Officisiss
McNeica
LaRouche
Goyette Star In St. Louis Hockey Win
St. Louis Blues rally behind Gary Sabourin and Ab McDonald in the third period to beat the Minnesota North Stars 5-3. Bill McCreary and Frank J. Marseille scored 24 seconds apart in the third, with Goyette contributing two assists and tying for the league lead in goals. The win keeps St. Louis unbeaten at home vs West teams and extends its division lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Gary Sabourin
Ab McDonald
St. Louis Blues
Bill Mc Creary
Frank &J. Marseille
Minnesota North Stars
North Stars
Charley Burns
J.P. Parise
Danny Grant
Tim Ecclestone
Phil Goyette
Goyette
McDonald
Bill Goldsworthy
Boston
Bobby Orr
St. Marseille
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Toronto
Snow conditions across New England ski areas
New England ski reports show varying snow inches and surface types. Bousquets to Sugarbush list powder and packed powder conditions with base depths often ranging from a few to over twenty inches. Vermont areas including Killington and Stowe report powder depths up to 32 inches with mixed groomed and spring conditions.
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Boston
New England
Snow Basin to Run Five Days a Week in Berkshire
Snow Basin will operate five days a week in Cummington Berkshire, manager Mrs. Ruth Brown announced. Earlier she said the area would run weekends only. She cited 32 inches of new snow on a 53 inch base and noted closures on Mondays and Tuesdays.
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Cummington
Berkshire
Ruth Brown
Earler
Pro Bowl West selects Gabriel and Kapp as quarterbacks
Gabriel of Los Angeles and Kapp of Minnesota were chosen to lead the West against the East in the 20th Pro Bowl on Jan 18 at Memorial Coliseum. Eight Vikings and seven Rams named on a 34 man roster by NFL coaches and game management.
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Los Angeles
Roman Gabriel
Joe Kapp
Minnesota Today
Memorial Coliseum
Minnesota Vikings
Rams
National Football League
Gabriel
Associated Press
NFL
Earl Morrall
Baltimore
Kapp
Sayers
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Maxie Baughan
Johnny Unitas
Gino Marchetti
Baltimore Colts
Leo Nomtellini
San Francisco 49Ers
Baughan
Vikings
Gene Washington
Grady Alderman
Mick Fingelhaff
Carter
Jim Marshal
Man Page
Pat Aranso
Deaton Jones
Merlin Olsen
Charlie Cowan
Bob Brown
Tom Mack
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Associated? Press
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Conn
South Duke
Wake Forest
TCU
Midwest
Kent St
Niagara
Xavier
Ohio
Long Beach St
Lamar Tech
Far West
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St John’s
UC Santa Bartiars
Stone ’S
Tex
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Aconee Northampton
Barry T Johnson
Fogal
Sullivan Kelly
Tomasatt
Murphy
Singleton Om Phillips
Stapeloo
Connett
Woodrutt
Sriflan
Umass
Gentile, Sturma
Ucla Bruins
Pistol Pete
Sy Herschel Nissenson
Hiet
John Weaden
Southern California
Davidson
USC
John's
Trojans
Dennis Layton
Paul Westphal
Calvin Murphy
Wayne Jones
Purple Eagles
Jerry Helmers
Crimson
New York Nets
Howell
Havlicek
Bob Weiss
Jerry Sloan
Attles
Warriors
Nate Thurmond
Lucius Alle
Sonics
Elvin Hayes
Lakers
Jerry West
Tiger
Ski Report
Massachusetts
Bousquets
Brodie Mt
Butternut Basin
Catamount
Jiminy Peak
Upper
Otis Ridge
Mt. Tom
Mt. Abram
Tigers
Pirates
Squaw Mt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bradenton
Fla
Minnesota Thyins
Lakeland
Cannon Mt
Cranmore
Mie
Gunstock
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Waterville Valley
Wildcat
Mt. Ascutney
E. Bromley
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Haystack
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Killington
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Magic Mt
Snow
Stowe
Stratton
Sugarbush
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Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
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