St Joseph's High Triumphs 81 67 Over St John's
St Joseph's High defeated St John's of Shrewsbury 81 to 67 at the Boys Club. Coach Paul Perachi’s squad shot 62 percent, with Willie Woodson 22 points, Jack Clark 39, Tom Sinopoli 38, and Bob Betters 12 pacing the attack as St Joe's rallied from early deficits, held late leads, and suffered a clock malfunction delaying play. Lahey led St John's with 19 points, while the home team built a 60s lead through the second half. The Joes will open Northern Berkshire League play Tuesday against Wahconah Regional.
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St. Joseph's
St. John's
Shrewsbury
Paul Perachhi
Pioneers
St. Joe's
Perachi
St. Joseph's S
St. Foe’s
Willie Woodson
Jack Clark
Tom Sinopoli
Sinopoli
Springfield Cathedral
Bob Betters
Betters
Perachi’s
St. John’s
Dack Lahey
Brian O’brien
Lahey
O’brien
Siropoli
Tommy Doyle
Buater
St. Joe’s
Woodson
Gerry Creamer
Doyle
Clark
Joe
O'Brien
Larry Franciase
al Belanger
St. John’s Jayvees
Jim Sullivan
Moses Connolly
Pat Murphy
St Joseph's
Wahconah
Dalton
ST. Joha's
Singpeli
Dack Clark
Bellers
Sullivan
Doyte
Glancy Ras Woodson
Lahey Rey Simonelli
Dim Clark
Creamer
Herman
OMAK
O'Neil
Ofalvey Ono Russe
O Gareay Tao
Lahey Tad
Pat Brunt
Ray Pierson
Eemimnute
Evenell
St. Joseph’s High
John Clancy
Bob Bettexs
Clancy
Local Skaters Enter Middle Atlantic Outdoor Meet in Newburgh
Three Pittsfield Parks Speed Skating Club members enter the Middle Atlantic Outdoor Speed Skating Championships in Newburgh New York over the weekend. Coach Patti Smith competes in the senior women Class while Jim Sheridan and Teter Solera race as juvenile boys. The event opens the 1965 66 outdoor season and precedes the Lake Placid WS Championships on January 8 9.
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Pittsfield Parks
Newburgh
N.Y
Patti Smith
Jim Sheridan
St Teresa and Mount Carmel win CYC junior games
St Teresa’s beat Holy Family 85 34 and Mount Carmel defeated St Joseph’s 39 49 in Catholic Youth Center Junior Basketball League action. John Ciliberti led St Teresa’s with 23 points while Paul Metalta had 16 for Mount Carmel and Bob Breen topped scorers with 26.
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St. Teresa's
Holy Family
Mount Carmel
St. Joseph’s
Catholic Youth Center
St. Teresa’s
John Ciliberti
Sam Jancewicz
Ron Koprek
Mt. Carmel
Fenn Street
Paul Metalta
Bob Breen
St. Charles
Sacred Heart
St. Francis
St. Mark's
St. Mary’s
ST. Teresa's Moly Family
Dewning Eng Murpny
Mersuk
Hever
Taginski
Bes
Koprek
Bucky
Vitancewicz
Tryrcitka
Een Cl
ViHaughey
North Adams State Mohawks set for three big tests next week
North Adams State College Mohawks, 6-0, resume action after a two week break with three straight games over five days. They open at home against New Haven College led by scoring star Gary Liberatore, then travel to Westfield State, and end with Boston State College in Pittsfield. Liberatore has career scoring figures breaking state and New England records.
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North Adams
Mohawks
Joe Zavadaro
New England
New Haven College
Nutmeggers
Elm City
Quinnipiac College
Gary Liberatore
Liberatore
Connecticut
Gary
Don Ormrod
New Haven
New York Tech
Hoosac Hall
Westfield State College
New England State College
Zagattaro
Pittsfield Boys’ Club
Boston State College
Pittsfield
Boston State
Jim Wuscutoff
Boston Celtic
Zavattaro
Boston
Westfield
Berkshire Community College Sports Begin With 175 Participants
Berkshire Community College reports 175 students in winter athletics on an informal intramural schedule. A new active hockey team, led by students David Webster and Don Moffatt, competes in the Pittsfield Boys' Club Senior Hockey League. Basketball has 48 players, with four teams practicing at the Pittsfield YMCA and top players advancing to the YMCA Men's League. The Ski Club has over 75 members with lessons at Bousquet's and trips planned. Weight lifting is led by Barry Laycock and Robert Conway. A fencing group, led by Bernard Desautels, has begun practice, with no meets scheduled yet.
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Berkshire Community College
David Webster
Don Moffatt
Pittsfield
Francis Mahoney
Pittsfield Ymca
YMCA
Kendall Way
Bousquet’s
Evansville Tops College Quintets In AP Balloting
Evansville Aces named best small college basketball team for the third week by AP experts, with a 5 2 record. United Press International ranks Evansville second. Southern Illinois leads the top 10 ahead of Central State of Ohio and Grambling. Chicago senior Nick Krat captains, the 1965 Michigan State soccer team.
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Associated Press
Evansville Aces
Evansville
United Press International
Southern Illinois
Central State
Ohio
Grambling
North Dakota
Akron
Youngstown
Arkansas State
Abilene Christian
Mount St. Mary's
Chicago
Nick Krat
Wahconah Cagers Edge Lenox In Close Narrow Win
Wahconah High School beat Lenox 57 55 after a seesaw battle on Lenox court. Dick Piretti led Lenox with 18 points, Paul Downs scored 17 for Wahconah, with Stephoneon 15 and Steele 1. Downs clinched with two late free throws as Lenox opens league play next Friday in Lee.
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LENOX
Wahconah
Millionaires
Warriors
Dick Piretti
Paul Downs
Downs
Mike Stephenson
Paul Steele
Pete Piretti
Frank Mihovan
Bill Sinacori
Lee
Officials Listed for City Skating Meet at Boys Club rink
Pittsfield winter sports officials announced for the City Skating Meet to be held Tuesday at 7 PM at the Boys Club rink. Officials include Patti Smith clerk of course, Sumner Gamwell chief judge, Vincent Hebert assistant judge, Ormand Merrill referee, timers Richello Sciarra Don Dallmeyer and Robert Deloye, numbers Daryl Wheeler, scorers Pat Peasiee Mary Smith, announcer John Marchesi, photographer Sciarra. entry blanks available at Boys Club and Park Department. no admission. spectators welcome. skates permitted include figure and hockey. speed skates not required.
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Carl Peaslee
Patti Smith
Sumner Gamwell
Vincent Hebert
Brenda Deloye
Frank Zofrea
Pauline Merrill
Ormand Merrill
Richello Sciarra
Don Dallmeyer
Robert Deloye
Daryl Wheeler
Pat Peasiee
Mary Smith
John Marchesi
Sciarra
Pittsfield
Department of Parks and Recreation
Boys
Park Department
Los Angeles Open Golf draws near record entry count
Nearly 400 entries are expected by noon filing for the 40th Los Angeles Open, a $75,000 event opening the 1966 season. Top money winners Arnold Palmer, Bill Casper, Tony Lema and others are tied to the field. Qualifying Monday spans six courses ahead of Rancho Park starting Thursday with a pro-am event. The final round will end Sunday, a change from prior years. Cleveland Williams, recently weight restored after a bullet wound, may fight again early next month per his manager.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Bill Casper
Tony Lema
Juan Rodriguez
Gene Litter
Doug Sanders
Julius Boros
Tommy Bolt
Hillcrest
Annandale
Palos Verdes
Los Coyotes
California Country Cules
Rancho Park
Boston
Cleveland
Big Cat) Williams
Hiz
Sporting Chat Recalls Era Giants and Pittsfield Stars
The column lists memories of Joe Cronin and George Weiss with former Pittsfield and New Haven players. reflects on 1919 and 1921 Eastern League flags, 1920 Springfield runner up, and long sports careers. It also notes 14,508 attendances for pro football in Fenway and Shea, and 62,871 at Yankee Stadium. Robert J. Freedman ranked second in the 45-year-old Senior tennis circuit.
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Joe Cronin
Boston
George M. Weiss
New York Mets
Joe
New Haven
George
Cronin
Weiss
Yankees
Joe McKenney
Walter Graham
Springfield Republican
Springfield Daily News
Ecard
Don Bagg
Pittsfield
Springfield
Jack Flynn
Don
Ed Wachter
Troy
Gloversville
Lew
Joseph J. Lankin
Hartford
Brooklyn College
Hugh
Shrimp) McCartney
YMCA
Warren
Ohio
Eagle
John Buckley
South End Stars
Sebring
Fla
Gotthart Taubert
William
Carla
Columbus
Qund
Vero Beach
Berkshire Farm
Canaan
N.Y
Edward Murphy
Sarasota
West Housatonic St
Howard Earnshaw
John O’brien
Newton
N.C
Larry Jacobs
John Callaghan
Yankee Network
Beatrica Rowan Miller
Mt. Kisca
Leone Sison Baker
South Dartmouth
The
Johnny Slack
Washington, D.C
John L. E. Pell
Great, Barrington
Westport Point
Ken Smith
Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
Ed Carroll
Harry Storin
Great Barrington Fair
Riverside Park
Agawam
Edmund
Bud) Doyle
Hollywood
Pittsfield Post Office
Harold Hemenway
New England Telephone Co
Harold
West Palm Beach
Fenway Park
Patriots
Oakland
Jets
Buffalo
Shea Stadium
Yankee Stadium
Giants
Dallas
New York
San Diego
Green Bay
Cleveland
Baltimore
Michigan State
UCLA
Pasadena
Georgia Tech
Texas Tech
Jaisonville
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Missouri
Florida
New Orleans
Alabama
Nebraska
Miami
Robert J. Freedman
Danny Martin
This City
Sol Goldstein
Stamford
Conn
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Freedman
Forest Hills
Brockton Defeats Drury 67-65 in late rally
Brockton High trailed 36-25 at halftime but surged in the second half to beat Drury High of North Adams 67-65. Bill Mapp made a clutch basket with five seconds left to seal the victory as Drury, 4-3, fouled out Kevin Boisjolie late. Drury hits 27 of 35 free throws but could not hold the edge.
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Brockton
Brockton High
Drury High
North Adams
Bill Mapp
Drury
Blue Devils
Berkshire Boys
Kevin Boisjolie
Mt. Greylock
Williamstown
Jean
Cage Leagues To Resume Monday At Boys' Club Court
Junior and intermediate basketball leagues will resume action at the Boys' Club on Monday. The standings and next week's schedules are listed following the notice.
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Wahcensh
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Tevoni
Ai Murphy
K Connelly
Dobnsert
Zresdington
Pererriane
John Codey
Jim Archey
Middle ‘Atlantic
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Bucky Bullett
Libberatore
BCC
Krat
Wrhs Cagers
Sinecorl
Mibavan
Steele
Pirentou
Piretti
Baker
Calking
Wellington
LA Open
Bill Lee
Hartford Courant
Francis E. Regan
Rome
N-Y
Fel Pot Ledges
Bradford
R. de Witt Mallary
Congregational Church
Housatonic
Searles High
Frank Leonard
Pittsfield High
Groach
Colgate University
Hamilton
Marty Cronin
Bradenton
Pittsfield GE
Frank Dellamano
Walter Duda
Fulton, N.Y
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Adams Supermer
Frankie Mart
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Shapira Motors
PMX AllStars
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