Tech High Edges Pittsfield In Close Second Victory
Tech High of Springfield defeated Pittsfield High 56 to 54 in a tight home clash. John Drummond led Tech with 18 points while Steve Taylor added 12 and Dwight Durante 11. Pittsfield’s Southard scored 19, Ellsworth 13, and Delusky 13 as the Berkshire squad rallied late before Taylor’s driving layup sealed the win.
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Pittsfield
Dave Southard
Tilt
John Drummond
PHS
Springfield
Technical High
Pittsfield High
Tech
Frank Moynihan
Steve Taylor
Pete Ellsworth
Berkshire Boys
Flo
Taylor
Dwight Durante
Southard
Cocapt
Art Delusky
Ellsworth
South
Ard
Pittsfield Planers
Delusky
Berkshire
Adams High
Adams
Tech Pittsfield
Collins
Sdelusky
Gallagher
St Ellsworth
Drummond
Durst
Cenry
Frye
Deceiles
Merlarty Ee
Powers
Shrude
Tilhahck IB
Sylvia Bed
Belanger Takes holiday from baseball to visit Berkshire family
Mark Belanger, Berkshire County's lone major league player, spends holidays with parents in Lanesboro before returning to University of Tampa for his first college term. The Orioles infielder hit .235 in 50 Florida Instructional League games, with four triples, five doubles and two home runs.
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Mark Belanger
Berkshire County
Edward Belanger
Summer Street
Lanesboro
Pittsfield High
Pittsfield Post
American LeBion
Tampa
Fla
University of Tampa
Belanger
Ft. Dix
N. J
Baltimore Orioles
Mark
Orioles
Berkshires
Baltimore
Miami
Adams High Suffers First Loss to Brockton
Brockton, by 65 to 46, handed Adams High its first defeat in eight starts at the Adams Memorial High gym. Mike Bernard led Brockton with 32 points, 24 in the second half, while Paul DuBois scored 17 for Adams and Dale Granger added 14.
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Brockton High
Adams High
Adams Memorial High
Mike Bernard
Pete Bernard
University of Massachusetts
Hurricanes
Brockton
Massachusetts
Paul DuBois
Dale Granger
Brockton Adams
Simons
Wiley Y
Lee Independents Defeat Old Timers In Close Game
Lee Independents beat the Lee Old Timers 72 to 65 at Les Central School gym. Fran Puleri led with 27 points, Andy Goff fellow added 20, Independents led 45-21 at halftime, Pete Arment top-scored for the losers with 22 points.
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Lee
Fran Puleri
Andy Goodfellow
Lee Independents
Taney
Shalley
Dennin Brown
Mike Brown
Boxing Kosaka Knocks Out Abien in Tokyo Bout
Teruo Kosaka of Japan defeats Buen Abien Ia of the Philippines by knockout in the 5th round at 136 pounds. The match took place in Tokyo. Abien Ia was unable to answer the bell after Kosaka delivered the decisive blow.
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Tokyo
Teruo Kosaka
Japan
Buen Abienia
Philippines
Cousy to Return to Action in Old Timers Tilt
Boston notes former Celtics star Bob Cousy will play January 14 at Boston Garden in an old timers game as a prelude to the NBA East-West All-Star contest. Also slated to appear are Ed Macauley Jim Pollard Slater Martin Sweetwater Clifton and other longtime NBA stars including Sharman Cervi Zaslofsky McGuire Risen Davies Johnson Mikkelsen Brannum Braun Hoffman Spector and Wanzer.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Celtics
Bob Cousy
Boston Garden
Cousy
NBA
Ed Macauley
Jim Pollard
Slater Marlin
Sweetwater Clifton
Bill Sharman
al Cervi
Max Zaslofsky
Dick McGuire
Arnie Risen
Bob Davies
Arnie Johnson
Vern Mikkelsen
Bob Brannum
Carl Braun
Paul Hoffman
Andy Phillip
Art Spector
Jack Coleman
Bob Wanzer
CYC League Thrillers See St Francis and St Teresa Wildcats Triumph
St Francis defeats St Charles 48 to 8 in a tight early game as St Teresa’s tops Mount Carmel 43 to 34. Key blocks and late steals swing the latter contest with McGaffigan sealing St Francis’ win and Connors delivering for St Teresa’s.
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St. Charles
St. Teresa's
Mount Carmel
Catholic Youth Center
St. Teresa’s
South Street
Dave Cuillo
Mike Connors
Northenders
Dave Bond
Bond
McGaffigan
Kline
Kamiensal
Edi Murray
Desert
Stanger
Southwick Defeats Chester High 66 53 in Home Opener
Southwick High with a 66 to 53 win over Chester High spoiled Chester’s home opener in Chester High gym. Southwick led 27 21 at halftime as Jim Halla scored 23 points and Dave Coles and Larry Hanson had 12 each. Duane Pease added 11 for Coach Bob Boyd’s squad while Bob McCormack led Chester with 13.
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Chester
Southwick High
Chester High
Southwick
Jim Halla
Dave Coles
Larry Hanson
Duane Pease
Bob Boyd
Bob McCormack
Searles High
Great Barrington
Coles
Peeve Peu Komen
Vceaper
Napa NNBA Monday Results San Francisco tops New York in close win
NBA results show San Francisco defeating New York 114 to 112 in a tight Monday game. No other games are scheduled for Wednesday as listed, with St Louis visiting Los Angeles and San Francisco at New York noted as upcoming matches.
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San Francisco
New York
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Far West Classic And Holiday Festival Scores Summary
Boys club basketball scores from the Far West Classic in Portland list Iowa 74 over Washington State 66, Oregon 65 over Colorado State 39, Seattle 92 over Louisiana State 84. In consolation play Kansas 61, Oklahoma State 58, and Nebraska 58, Oklahoma 82. At New York Holiday Festival final Villanova 77 over Minnesota 73. Missouri 63, Kansas 61. Iowa State 79 over Missouri.
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa St
Missouri
Kansas
Portland
Ore
Iowa
Washington St
Oregon
Colorado St
Seattle
Louisiana St
New York
Villanova
Minnesota
Northeastern Coach Collapses at Practice
Northeastern University track coach Gerald Tatton, 55, collapsed during a practice in Boston. He was admitted to Massachusetts Memorial Hospital Monday for tests. A doctor said no announcement on his condition would be made until tests were completed.
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Boston
UPI
Northeastern University
Gerald
Tatton
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Kentucky Wildcats top U S hoop squad in early tourney play
Ken tucky led the season as the No 1 team after an 80 64 first round Sugar Bowl tournament win over Loyola New Orleans The Wildcats aim for a second tourney title against Duke as Oregon State Villanova La Salle and Kansas State grab other major tournament titles across the holiday period Oregon State won the Far West Classic Madison Square Garden saw Villanova edge Minnesota Kansas State beat Oklahoma State La Salle edged St Bonaventure Texas Western won Sun Carnival Davidson Princeton split first round results in Charlotte Davidson and Princeton set up a title clash
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Villanova
la Salle
Kansas State
Kentucky
Wildcats
Adolph Rupp
New Orleans
Loyola
Duke
Auburn
Madison Square Garden
LaSalle
Brigham Young
Wally Jones
Jim Washington
Multiple 1960s college results across several tournaments
In Philadelphia and Charlotte events, LaSalle edge Saint Bonaventure 83 80 while Loyola Maryland beats Temple 74 65 and Drake thumps Georgetown 89 61. Charlotte hosts first round Davidson over Pennsylvania 90 73 and Princeton 84 71 over Texas 71. Non tournament games include Purdue 101 Dartmouth 53 and Wisconsin Milwaukee 54 over Stevens Point HH Lincoln St. Arizona State defeats Stanford 60 61.
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el Paso
Tex
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N.C
Davidson
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Bill Bradley
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2.C.smith
High Pt
Italian Olympic
Va. Tech
Ge. Washington
South Dakota
Wartburg
Buena Vista
Graceland
Wash. U
W.tex. St
Gambling
Candlepin Chatter Stars of the Week at Imperial Lanes
The list covers high series and game leaders across many leagues including Imperial Lanes and New Jefferson Alleys. Notables: Helen Rollins 355 triple, 437 single. Bob Exford 145 and 126. Yankees win first half, Lou Orazio 312 for Mets. Babe Ruth League results and multiple standings across city leagues. Trials for Women TV bowling set Jan 11, finals Jan 19, live show Feb 8 at Boylston Bowl.
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Helen Rollins
Fred Holden
New Jefferson
Bob Exford
Western New England Candlepin League
Imperial Lanes
Imperial Ladies
Brightwood Lanes
Springfield
Riseberg’s
Busy Bee
Meat Center
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Yankees
Mets
Lou Orazio
Skippy Barbaretta
Giants
Tigers
Dodgers
Red Sox
Colts
Cardinals
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Johnny Ritla
St. Mary's Rosary
Pat Troy
Norma Petell
Forest Ladies
Cedar
Fir
Elm
Grace Marshall
Hagles
Blasioli
Bob Carneval
Frank Russo
Chet Klimek
Christophers
Greenfears
Highland
Riverside Lanes
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Sandra Barbarotta
Ellen
Susan Ellsworth
Mike Hart
Joe Mancivalane
Paul Riccarini
Angie Fillie
St. Mary's Holy Name
Shillelaghs
Harps
Hooligans
Shamrocks
Gaels
Banshees
Dan Cronin
Fran Sanginetti
John Mendel
Royal Cleaners
Skrock’s
Wohrles
Union Esso
Pickups
Alibi
Ray Space
Lou Orazion
Kentucky Takes Over As Top Team
New York reports Kentucky Wildcats move to number one in both AP and UPI weekly college basketball polls. Loyola of Chicago drops to third in both. Cincinnati and Michigan swap fourth and fifth between the two rankings. Remaining order: Kentucky UCLA Loyola Vanderbilt Davidson Oregon State Duke Villanova.
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Kentucky Wildcats
Associated Press
United Press International
Loyola of Chicago
Cincinnati
Michigan
UPI
Kentucky
UCLA
Loyola
Vanderbilt
Davidson
Oregon State
Duke
Villanova
Cage Officials State Regular Meeting Monday
The Berkshire County Basketball Officials Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at the Boys' Club at Pittsfield. The business session starts 7:30 with a rules clinic at 8:15, and all area coaches are urged to attend to discuss unusual plays from games to date. Sam Russo will preside.
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Berkshire County Basketball Officials’ Association
Ittsfield Boys’ Club
Sam Russo
Machines Take Over as Pins Set by Automated Systems
From the first American Bowling Congress tournament in Chicago 1901 to the 1957 Fort Worth event, pins were set by pin boys, but in 1958 machines took over the task.
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ABC
Milwaukee, Wis
UPI
Chicago
Fort Worth
Tex
Wilt Leads NBA Mates In 3 Fields
Wilt Chamberlain tops three NBA departments in scoring rebounds and field goal percentage through 32 games with 1096 points at 34.3, 7.0 rebounds, and .526 FG. Robertson leads assists at 9.8. Lucas and Russell vie for other top figures.
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UPI
Whiit Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Ferry West
Los Angeles Lakers
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Bill Russell
Boston
Robertson
Guy Rodgers
San Francisco
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