Northern Berkshire clash looms in midseason tilt
In a full night schedule the Northern Berkshire League tops Drury High hosts St. Joseph's of Pittsfield at North Adams while Taconic visits Wahconah Regional at Dalton. Adams vs Pittsfield rounds out the NBL doubleheader with potential title implications as St. Joseph's Mt. Greylock meet at Williamstown.
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Berkshire
Drury High
St. Joseph's High
Pittsfield
North Adams
Taconic
Wahconah
Dalton
Drury
Blue Devil
St. Joseph's
Adams High
Braves
Adams
Pittsfield High
Pittsfield Boys
St. Joe’s
Mt. Greylock
Williamstown
Lee High Leads Berkshire Cage Clash As Schedule Hits Halfway
The Millionaires hold 5-0 in SBL play with Lenox at 3-1 as Lee defends league and county titles. Mt. Everett and Monument Mountain clash at Sheffield while McCann Tech faces New Lebanon Central in an independent game at North Adams. Top scorers Pleu of Lee and Chandler of Lenox push county lead as St. Josephs and Mt. Greylock boast high averages.
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Lee High
Lee
Millionaires
Lenox
Monument Mountain
Great Barrington
Mt. Everett
Sheffield
McCann Tech
New Lebanon
N.Y
North Adams
Berkshire County
Lee-Lenox
Junie Pleu
Berkshire
Gordy Chandler
Pleu
Pat Robinson
St. Joe's
Pittsfield
St. Joseph’s
Robinson
Johnny Walker
Mark Belanger
Pittsfield High
Jerry Schmidt
Drury
Billy McKeever
St. Joseph's High
Marty Phillips
Taconic
Bill Hover
Adams
God
Stan Booth
Bob Gregory
Ava
Plow
Chandler
Hart
Greylock
Ey Breen
St. Joseph's
DeGray
AcCann
Quirk
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Jobs
Lenon
A Kirby
Brury
Phillips
Eee
Ve Maver
Gregory
Yexeph
Wes Noel
Druryn
Booth
Kelly
Condalye
Spencer
Francis Healy Weds Gloria Turcotte in Holyoke
Holyoke Kansas City Royals catcher Francis Healy married Gloria Turcotte in Holyoke. Healy, a former Holyoke High and Holyoke American Legion star, previously caught for Pawtucket and Waterbury in the Easter League, farm system of the Cleveland Indians before Kansas City acquired him in 1968.
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Holyoke
Francis Healy
Kansas City Royals
Gloria Turcotte
Healy
Holyoke High
Holyoke American Legion
Pawtucket
Waterbury
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Cleveland
Local Teams Lose Games By One Goal
Two local high school hockey teams fell by one goal in Western Massachusetts league games at the Eastern States Coliseum. Taconic lost 1-0 to Springfield Classical in Berry Division, while Pittsfield High dropped 4-3 to Chicopee Comprehensive in Wright Division. Classical’s Sweeney scored with 59 seconds left. Taconic’s Magner made 23 saves in goal, replacing ill Froy who was hospitalized. Pittsfield’s goals came from Jeffery, Carmody, and LeBeau. Aube led Chicopee Comprehensive with all goals. Taconic and Pittsfield remain at season lows, each 0-13 or 2-40-1. next games Saturday at the Boys' Club.
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Taconic
Springfield Classical
Pittsfield High
Chicopee Compréhensive
Classical
Tom Sweeney
Bulldog
Dave Cawley
John Magner
Gary Fitzgerald
Fnr
Don Froy
Froy
Pittsfield
Berkshire Medical Center
Rick Jeffrey
Tom Carmody
Paul LeBeau
Jean Guy Aube
Chicopee Comprehensive
East Longmeadow
Springfield Trade
Fssthampton
Springfield Commerce
Westfield High
Ludlow
Springfield to use three officials in two Chiefs games
Springfield College athletic director Ed ward S Steitz announces three referees will work two upcoming Chiefs basketball games. This is billed as the first regular season collegiate game in Western Massachusetts with three officials. The move mirrors Big Ten practice and aims to improve coverage, call fewer fouls, and enhance bench decorum in fast paced play.
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Springfield
Springfield College
Edward S. Steitz
Steitz
Massachusetts
Big 10
Amherst
Westfield State
St. Joe's Seeks To Even Hockey Record Tomorrow
St. Joseph's High hockey seeks to even its 2-3 season when the Crusaders meet Lenox School junior varsity at the Boys' Club at 3. Coach Jack Charette's squad won 4 3 in a comeback at Williamstown Saturday night, with Maloy and Farrell scoring late as Welandz and others contributed. 530 fans saw the rally to prevail.
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St. Joseph’s
Crusaders
Lenox School
St. Joe’s
Jack Charette
Williamstown
Ali
Greylock
Mounties
Jack Maloy
Joe Farrell
Pete Drennan
Bobby Welandz
Mt. Grexlock
Steve Bressette
Dave Church
Jack Gill
Hibbard Edges Williams 34-30 in Elementary League game
The Hibbard School sixth graders beat Williams 34-30 at Hib bard gym with most points by Steve Gardner 13, Bob Turner 9, and Mark Pratt 6. Williams players Bob Horne John Broverman and Wayne Valiasek led their team with eight each.
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Hibbard
Williams
Steve Gardner
Bob Turner
Mark Pratt
Bob Horne
John Broverman
Wayne Waliasek
Pace Williams
Hisbard Williams
Gartner Turner Magnana Meandre Monteleona
Nelda Aero Praty
Valiasek
Frank Howard headlines Pittsfield sports night visit
Frank Howard spoke at the Connie McMahon memorial scholarship event in Pittsfield, praising teammate Tommy Grieve and stressing experience for Major League readiness. He shared humor on stage, discussed his Dodgers days, and noted his gate to the event was modest with no appearance fee.
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Connie McMahon
William Henry Inn
Pittsfield High School
Boston
Frank
Tommy Grieve
Pittsfield High
Washington Senators
Wiliam Henry
Tommy
PHS
Pittsfield
Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
Duke Snider
Wally Moon
Ron Fairly
Davis Boys
Willie
Dodgers
Elston Howard
Tony Conigliaro
Connie
Senators
Ted Williams
Jerry Maye
Williams
Hioward
McMahon
Elsion Howard
Conigliaro
Washington
Pat McKernan
McKernan
McMahan
Wahennas Park
Local Cadet League scorers shine for Lindsay Coca Cola and Rosa
Weekend basketball at the Boys' Club features high scorers Lindsay Chevrolet 92 over Crescent Creamery 45 with Fran Wilk on 29 and Nate Woodson in double figures. Coca-Cola 74 32 over Colonial News sees Mattin Howland Malo ney Flanagan hit double digits. Rosa Restaurant 70 54 over Adams Super Markets Kevin Kish pours 30 points.
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Lindsay Chevrolet
Berkshire Coca-Cola
Rosa Restaurant
Chevrolet
Greylock Plastics
Lindsay Club
Crescent Creamery
Fran Wilk
Nate Woodson
Milkmen
Coca-Cola
Colonial News
Bob Mattin
Jim Howland
Ed Maloney
Mike Flanagan
Fleming
Adams
Kevin Kish
Healy Leads N A Team To Victory In North Adams
Jay Healy former Williams College star led Altiere AC of North Adams to a 98 90 win over Pittsfield Boys Club Sunday afternoon. He scored 38 points while Kim Borowski and Leo Altiere contributed key plays to seal the comeback. Dave Southard topped the losers with 25 points and Tommy Grieve led the Boys Club with 24. A return game is set for next Sunday in North Adams.
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Jay Healy
Williams College
Altiere AC
North Adams
Pittsfield Boys
Tommy Grieve
Bill Gardner
Healy
Kim Borowski
Leo Altiere
Officials Return to Green Mt harness meeting at Green Mountain
POWNAL Vermont officials named for the 63rd program harness meet start Friday night at Green Mountain racetrack. Vincent Barctmo announced the lineup including veteran judges George R Hood Ingle German and Al Jones. The racing department is headed by John Phillips Hermann Bricken with Douglas Massey as statistician and Kathryn Allison as lone woman on crew. Tony Buller returns as track announcer.
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Kathryn Allison
Robert Moore
Tony Buller
Cranwell Wins 3 Team Slalom Meet in Lenox
Cranwell School captured the triangular slalom meet with Cranwell 100 Salisbury 93 Marvelwood 4. Bobby Blakeslee led Cranwell as the team took the first four places. It marked Cranwell’s sixth win against four losses in the series.
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LENOX
Cranwell
Salisbury
Conn
Marvelwood
Bobby Blakeslee
WRHS Freshmen Extend Cage Record to 6-0
Dalton-Wahcough Region al High's undefeated freshman basketball team improved to 6-0 with a 73-45 win over Monument Mountain Regional freshmen of Great Barrington. Brian O'Keefe led with 17 points, followed by Richie Zink with 16 and Pete Horth and Tim Cripps with 10 each.
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Wahcough
Monument Mountain
Great Barrington
Brian O'Keefe
Fran Reardon
Warriors
Richie Zink
Pete Horth
Tim Cripps
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