Taconic High tops Blue Devils 66 to 44 in home win
Taconic High defeated Hampden Blue Devils 66 to 44 as the Braves buried Hamp in the third period with a 26 to 6 run. Mike Britain and Leon Kelly sparked a pivotal rally, lifting Taconic to their fourth win and a 31 point third quarter surge.
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Taconic Braves battle for scoring in close contest
Taconic totalled 28 baskets on 67 attempts for 42 percent as Phillips 17 Kelly 15 and O’Connell 10 led scoring. Northampton’s Henry Singleton 12 paced the Wildcats with Tomasetti 10 Suchecki 9, while Taconic filled 10 of 12 players into the scoring column and hit 24 fouls against 13 by Northampton.
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Mt Anthony beats Mt Greylock 76 47 in Williams College gym
Mt Anthony High of Bennington VT defeated Mt Greylock Regional High 76 to 47 at Mt Greylock gym in Williams in a second meeting this season. Mt Greylock trailed 36 32 at half but Mt Anthony pulled away in the second half with a 40 15 scoring edge. Landino led Mt Anthony with 26 points and four teammates in double figures. Brooks led Mt Greylock with 15. Mt Greylock next hosts Wahconah Regional in a Northern Berkshire League opener at Dalton unless postponements alter plans.
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Taconic Upset Brings 2-0 Win Over Springfield Tech
Taconic High hockey shocked Springfield Tech 2-0 in the Coliseum. Pittsfield High fell 9-0 to Trade as Don Troy scored late in the first period. Murphy assisted. Taconic moved to 2-3 overall and into a 1-3 league tie for fifth after a playoff format change.
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St. Joseph's Game Postponed By Sleety Springfield Storm
NORTH ADAMS The start of a sleet storm and poor driving conditions at Springfield caused the postponement of St. Joseph's High's independent basketball game with Commerce High yesterday at Springfield. The contest, set in the Commerce gym without spectators, was reslated for this afternoon at 1.
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Miss America Pin Aims to Spark Delvecchio Scoring
Detroit captain Alex Delvecchio seeks his first goal of the season with a Miss America crown pin worn in his skate. Pamela Eldred, Miss America, sent the pin after a fan donated it at an NHL game. Delvecchio wore it for a 5-3 win over Oakland and plans to wear it again against Boston.
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Wahconah Stops Spartans 68-48 in Independent Win
Wahconah Regional High School of Dalton erased a slow start to defeat Monument Mountain Regional 68 to 48 in an independent game at Great Barrington. The Warriors, unbeaten, built a 29-27 halftime edge and held on with a strong free throw performance, making 26 of 34 while Monument Mountain hit 8 of 26. Brian Popper led Wahconah with 22 points, followed by O Connor with 13 and Campbell with 11, as nine players scored. Monument Mountain remains winless at 0-5 and will host Adams next Friday, while Wahconah visits Lee on Tuesday.
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Hurricanes Defeat Lee For 4th Win
Adams High Hurricanes remain undefeated with a 73-48 victory over Lee High. Al Skrocki scored 22 points, supported by Mike Driadzio with 15 and Joe Nowak with 11 as Adams led 95-20 at halftime. Wildcats’ Junie Pleu added 16, while Dick Turner had 10 for Adams.
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Bear Mountain to Host Opening Ski Jump Weekend
Bear Mountain Park in New York launches the 1970 ski jumping season with two days of meets this weekend at 2 p.m. Each Saturday and Sunday through February 8. The events honor Franklin D. Roosevelt and Torger Tokle, with the Norway Ski Club dedicating the Sunday classic to Roosevelt and Tokle’s memory. Tokle, a Norwegian-American jumper, set records on multiple hills and rose from Class B to Class A before his death. Roosevelt, who served as governor and president, is honored for his ties to the park area.
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Sacred Heart and St Teresa's CYC Victori Standouts
Sacred Heart edged St Marys 56 54 while St Teresas downed St Charles 80 46 in CYC action. Ed Charles scored 17 for St Teresas, Pete Larkin 25 for St Charles. Al Bianchi led Sacred Heart with 18. Dick Gleason had 17 for St Charles. Mont Carmel beat St Marks 86 80 and St Marys routed Holy Family 49 27.
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St John’s Downs St Joseph’s 78 55 on Fouls
St John’s High beat St Joseph’s High of Pittsfield 78 to 55 as fouls dominated. St Joseph’s fouled 24 times to St John’s 17, with Breen, Di Nicola and Harrison sidelined by late fouls while Steve Gadair led St John’s with 25 points and Murphy paced St Joe’s with 13 points.
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France Defeats U S In Parallel Ski Slalom Match
In Negeve France beat the United States 27 to 13 on the final day. New England skiers won individually but could not lift the U S overall. Ross Fortna and Barbara Cochran won for the Americans, while Debby Flanders and Tyler Palmer were defeated.
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Barbalunga Heads Jaycee Ski Committee
Alfred Barbalunga named registration chairman for the Greater Pittsfield Jaycees junior ski event to be held January 17 at Bousquet. Registration, limited to 150 entrants ages through 13, closes January 19. A junior ski clinic is set for January 10 at Bousquet.
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High School Cage Results From Regional Games
High School basketball results show Taconic and Northmetean clashing. St. Joan’s and Greylock fell in early games. Tomorrow’s schedule lists St Joseph’s at Commerce and Friday’s matchups include Lee at Taconic and Northampton at Pittsfield with St Joseph’s at Lenox.
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College Basketball Tournaments Roundup Albright Invitational
AP reports results from multiple college tournaments and showcases across the season. Various winners include Niagara over Oklahoma City in a consolation, Tennessee over Memphis State, Arizona State over Rice, and Texas A&M over Northwestern. Other notable games feature Notre Dame over Virginia, LaSalle over Columbia, and Wake Forest defeating Brigham Young.
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Bonnies Lanier MVP In Festival Tourney
Bob Lanier of St Bonaventure powered the Bonnies to a 91-75 victory over Purdue to capture the Holiday Festival title in New York. Lanier scored 50 points, hit 18 of 22 from the floor, and grabbed 15 rebounds as Purdue’s Rick Mount was limited to 19. The win kept the 12th ranked Bonnies unbeaten in seven.
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BU Wins Christmas Hockey Tournament Title
Boston University captured the Boston Arena Christmas Hockey Tournament with a 7-3 win over New Hampshire. In the consolation round Northeastern failed to convert a three-goal burst, dropping Michigan State 6-5. BU’s sophomore line Cahoon Danby Burrowes led with goals and six assists. Gryp added two goals while Davis Frigon and Gray scored for UNH.
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