Northern Berkshire League opens season with local matchups
Adams High and Williamstown kick off the seven team Northern Berkshire League schedule next Tuesday in Williamstown after a month of exhibition play. Pittsfield High meets St Josephs of Pittsfield while Drury faces St Josephs of North Adams. Dalton has an open date. Strong early form favors Adams, Drury, and Pittsfield as contenders with solid rosters led by stars like Bruce Gallagher and co captains Mark Belanger and Larry Doughty.
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College Basketball Classic Results Across Multiple Tournaments
A sweep of college basketball results from various tournaments shows Maine topping Rhode Island 69 65 and Bates routing Boston University 83 32 for fifth place. Harvard and Cornell reach seventh place with 73 . Colby defeated Bowdoin 82 76. Duke and Marquette meet in Dixie Classic semifinals. North Carolina edged Villanova 67 1 in consolations. NC State beat Maryland 75 67 Wake Forest defeated Wyoming 87 66. Springfield Invitation saw Massachusetts 67 Amherst 37 third. Williams 99 Springfield 77 fifth. Assumption Mass beat Albright 61 51. Columbia downed American International 58. New York A C and Michaels Vermont topped Muhlenberg 79 72. Los Angeles Classic featured Minnesota 83 Michigan State 77. Southern Cal 99 Indiana 71. California 49 Stanford 45. Houston 86 Oklahoma City 82 seventh place. College of the Pacific 66 Ford 54. All College Tournament Pikeville 99 Camp LeJeune 75 fourth. Elton 72 Catawba 47. Georgia Southern 93 Concord 78. Far West Classic Arizona State 70 Idaho 64. Washington State 78 Wisconsin N Rochester Tech 61 W Virginia Tech 5. Pratt Institute 97 Lawrence Tech 95. Rochester Tech 62 Lowell Tech. Long Island Tournament Hofstra 68 Adelphi 54. Queens 85 Kings Point 72. Temple 61 American 41. Lafayette 82 Lehigh 49. Richmond 101 William and Mary ...
Dalton Loses To Commerce In Hard Fought Clash
Dalton High lost to Commerce of Springfield 54 to 49 after Bill Bragg left the game ill in the third quarter. Dalton led 22 21 at halftime but trailed 41 36 after three. Orr led Commerce with 19 points. Bragg scored 14 of Dalton’s 15 in the first half before exiting early in the second half.
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Citadel Defeats Tennessee Tech 27-0 in Tangerine Bowl
Quarterback Jerry Nettles threw two TD passes and sparked Citadel to a 27-0 victory over Tennessee Tech in the Tangerine Bowl. Nettles completed eight of 44 passes and was named the game’s outstanding player as Citadel dominated from start to finish.
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Trail Sweep Prominent Ski Star Appears at High School
Penny Pitiqu far surpasses expectations at the high school event, charming the audience with wit and stage presence. Jack Paley recalls her prompt arrival after a 170 mile drive from Gilford NH, noted for her candid remarks about racing, fashion, and the sport.
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49ers Sign Lakes From Wichita To Team
The San Francisco 49ers announced the signing of Roland Lakes from Wichita University, the club's second draft choice. Lakes was named MVP lineman in the Missouri Valley Conference and played center at Wichita.
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Hockey Scores AML Hockey Games From United Press International
Rochester defeated Buffalo 4 to 2 while Cleveland beat Providence 4 to 3 in scheduled AML hockey games reported by United Press International.
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St Agnes Bantam Team Dominates League Standings
St Agnes of Dalton and St Marys remain atop the Catholic Youth Center Bantam standings after St Agnes fifth straight win, 22-7 over St Teresa's. Sacred Heart beat St Charles 49-41 with Lucido 22 and McConnell 17 leading scoring. Jim Reid top for St Agnes with 10. Holy Family edges Notre Dame 12-10. no games Monday due to holiday with next Tuesday schedule including St Teresa's vs Sacred Weart and St Charles vs St Marks.
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Local Skaters Compete In Newburgh Championships
Pilts field Parks Speed Skating Club skaters will contest the Middle Atlantic outdoor speed skating championships in Newburgh New York today and tomorrow. Events feature peewee girls Patti Beach Joanne Farry special midget girls Karen Downey midget girls Donna Beach Sally Farry intermediate girls peewee boys Billy Farry special midget boys Rickey Beach plus eight adult skaters. The club plans an intra club meet Monday at 2 at the Onote Lake cove ice permitting. If unsuitable, practice shifts to 5 30 at the Common with nightly drills next week until the cove is ready then shifts to 7 each night.
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Montrose Guards Upset Adams to Win Oneonta Tourney
Montrose high school defeated Adams 84 to 55 to sweep the Oneonta Invitational, extending its winning streak to ten. Ed Canfield scored 24 points, while Marty Douglas added 20 as Montrose led 25-12 after one and 40-24 at halftime, hitting 26 of 30 free throws.
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Florida Baylor Gator Bowl matchup titled even in early notes
Florida and Baylor, both 8 2, prepare for the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville as the main event of a busy postseason day. Other bowls include Sun Bowl in El Paso and Blue-Gray and East-West Shrine games with full television coverage, plus several smaller bowls across the Southwest and Cotton and Sugar Bowls slated for national TV.
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Patterson Named NBA Boxer of the Year in Unanimous Vote
Floyd Patterson, the only man to win the heavyweight title twice, was unanimously chosen as the National Boxing Association’s boxer of the year by NBA President Tony Petronella. Patterson’s knockout of Ingemar Johansson in their rematch on June 20 helped secure the award. The NBA also named Sugar Ray Robinson boxer of the month for December for his draw with Gene Fulmer.
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TV Promoter Expects Huge Gate For Patterson Johansson Fight
Teleprompter Corp president Irving B Kahn disclosed plans for an unprecedented 800000 paying spectators to watch Patterson Johansson via theater TV and paid home TV. He aims for at least 600000 theater buyers and 200000 homes through 100 systems in the United States and Canada.
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Patterson Regains Crown as Top Athlete of 1960
Floyd Patterson top sports feat of 1960 by reclaiming the heavyweight title after Johansson loss. The UPI roundup names other year’s standout figures: Palmer, Maris, Robertson, Chamberlain, Brabham, Rudolph, and more, highlighting Patterson’s historic comeback amid a strong field of champions.
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Northeast Ski Report Highlights New England Slopes
Thursday snowfalls produce strong conditions at Bousquet and Jiminy Peak with bases of 10 to 16 inches in snowmaking zones and 3 to 5 inches elsewhere. New powder ranges 3 to 5 inches, elevating lower slopes to good or excellent and upper slopes to good. Jiminy Peak reports 5 inches of new powder and overall good to excellent skiing. Other areas across New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine report variable conditions from fair to excellent, with Waterville Valley and Mt. Snow noted among favorable spots.
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Poor Planning Hits A's As Senators Draft Daley Dollerer
The Washington Senators drafted Pete Daley and Dutch Dollerer from the Kansas City Athletics leaving the Athletics short a catcher. Last July the Athletics traded Harry Chili to Detroit and disposed of Danny Kravite at season’s end.
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