County Cage Championships Could Be Decided This Weekend
NBL and SBL titles may be settled by week’s end as Drury can clinch the NBL crown with a win over Mt Greylock at Williamstown and Lenox can seal the SBL title by beating Lee High at Lenox. Other open games feature St Joseph’s Pittsfield vs Adams, Tatnic against St Joseph’s North Adams, Pittsfield vs Wahconah, and Monument Mountain vs Mt Everett. Lenox remains undefeated after 11 league and five independent games.
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Southern Berkshire
Drury Wish
Mt. Greylock Regional
Williamstown
Lenox
Lee High
St. Joseph's High
Pittsfield
Adams
Tatonic High
North Adams
Pittsfield High
Curtis Defends Western Mass Indoor Titles at Agawam
Mary Ann Eisel Curtis of St. Louis, a top US player with ten national titles, aims to defend the New England and Western Massachusetts indoor titles at the Pioneer Valley indoor tennis center in Agawam. She previously swept the Western Mass event, winning the doubles with Valerie Ziegenfuss and securing a national sweep.
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Massachusetts
Patti Hogan
la Jolla
Hetty Ann Grubb
Santa Monica
Miss Ziegenfuss
Stephanie DeFinn Johnson
Charlottesville
Mrs. Curtis
Winchester
Lenox hosts Mt. Everett amid league chase and tourney buzz
In a crowded lineup of the NEL and SBL races, Lenox holds a 1-10 mark while Adams High edge leads. The Crusaders aim to improve, St. Joe's and Tacon ic collide as Mount Everett and Monument Mountain battle for position. A Lenox win boosts the Millionaires edge, and a local tennis showcase at Lenox High features Billie Jean King and a prize purse.
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Monument Mountain
Mt. Everett
Everett
Spartans
Eagles
McCanny Tech
Lee-Lenox
Jayvee
Lenox High
Billie Jean King
Salem
Curtis
Miss Emanuel
Johannesburg
San Francisco State College
Mrs. Curtis
Bantam Junior Tilt Highlights Catholic Youth Action
Mount Carmel Bantams beat St Francis Bantams 34 29. St Teresa s edged Mount Carmel Juniors 67 33. St Mark s defeated St Joseph s 82 34. Mike Cimini scored 20 for Mount Carmel. Ed Smith led St Teresa s with 27 points. Terry Cahill topped St Mark s with 40. Bradford and Reddy had 12 each for St Joseph s.
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Mount Carmel Bantams
St. Teresa’s
St. Mark’s
Mount Carmel
St. Francis Bantams
St. Joseph's
Mike Cimini
Terry Keegan
St. Francis
Ed Smith
St. Teresa's
Reno Cimini
Terry Cahill
St. Mark's
Mike Bradford
Dan’ Reddy
Bensen Leads Epic Williams College Hockey Scorers
Williams College Ephs Hockey statistics show Gary Bensen of New Canaan leading with 40 points from 20 goals and 20 assists through 11 games. Teammates Whit Knapp, Jim Stearns, and John Resor follow with strong totals as Williams posts a 46-1 regulation record and a 66-62 scoring margin.
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Williamstown
Cocaptain
Gary Bensen
New Canaan
Conn
Williams College
Bensen
Whit Knapp
Greenwich
John Resor
Washington, D.C
Peter Thorp
Winchester
Brian Patterson
Buffalo
Jack Curtin
Montclair
Nwi
Larry Anderson
Needham
Ephs
Wesleyan Favored In Little Three Wrestling Meet
Williams College faces Amherst and Wesleyan today in Middletown for the Little Three wrestling championships with Wesleyan favored in varsity and Williams seen as top freshman contender. The meet begins at 4 and wraps before travels to a triangular with Am herst and Lovell Tech on Feb 2 and Nationals at Princeton March 6-8. Joe Dailey's squad is 1-5 RCC thus far in duals.
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Williamstown
Willams College
Amherst
Wesleyan
Middletown
Joe Dailey
Pettus Sets Home Court Records For Windsor Mountain
Mike Pettus of Windsor Mountain School scored 42 points to lead a 103 76 home win over Salisbury School, eclipsing the old mark and helping Windsor Mountain stay atop the Berkshire Hills League at 7 0. Frank Henderson and Mike Byrd added double figure support. Salisbury’s Steve Stanley led visitors with 21. Windsor Mountain travels to Darrow School on Saturday with a 14 1 overall record.
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LENOX
Mike Pettus
Windsor Mountain School
Salisbury
Conm
Pettus
Bill Eagleson
Windsor Mountain
Mike Byrd
Frank Henderson
Steve Stanley
Windsee Mountain
Lenox Club
Darrow School of
New Lebanon
N.Y
Jayvee
Lenox Tops Cranwell On Court
Lenox School defeated Cranwell School 56 to 48 in a hard fought game on Cranwell’s court. Roger Hoefer George Morgan and Chris Higgins led Lenox while Steve Gaudreau Joe Carroll and Brian Phelan starred for Cranwell. Cranwell won the jayvee game 41 to 40. Officials were Ray Ferrant and Jim O’Connor.
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LENOX
Lenox School
Cranwell School
Cranwell
Roger Hoefer
George Morgan
Chris Higgins
Steve Gaudreau
Joe Carroll
Brian Phelan
Jayvee
Gaudeapa
Higgins
Corres
Hinson
Phelan
Ellison
Wheriock
Windham
Ginted Hasdow
Thomastin Smith
Ray Rerent Pittitied
Jim O'Connor
Del
Memorials Warm Up With Wizards At McCann Tech
The Thomas Memorials of Lee host the Harlem Wizards for a Memorials State Warm-Up Contest at McCann Tech gym North Adams Sunday night at 6 30. The Merchants of North Adams visit for their first game of the year, sponsored by the Lions Clubs of the district.
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Thomas
Lee
Harlem Wizards
McCann Tech Gym
North Adams
North Adams Merchants
Merchants
Wizards
Lions Clubs
Bousquet Wins Ski Meet At Mt Greylock
Bousquet beat Mt Greylock in an interclub ski meet Sunday at Mt Greylock. The victors amassed an advantage of 47.2 seconds.
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Bousquet
Mt. Greylock
Las Vegas Boxer Cob Edges Graci In Ten Rounds
Peter Cob of Las Vegas outpointed Jerry Graci of Boston over ten rounds in a light or middleweight bout. Cob controlled most rounds with sharper punches and fought on even terms in the later stages. Graci pressed forward but Cob’s tactics earned the decision in Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Peter Cobblah
Jerry Graci
Boston
Williams Squash Team In Big Events This Season
Williams College squash closes its season with three major events. This weekend the Ephs compete in the national championships at the University of Pennsylvania with a five man squad. The following weekend a dual meet with Amherst is staged locally. A win over Wesleyan and the Little Three title could come to retiring coach Clarence Chaffee. From March 6 to 8 the national collegiate championships at Princeton will feature six man Williams teams led by Ty Griffin of Devon Pennsylvania along with Dave Johnson Jack McBroom Mike Taylor Dave Blackford and Peter Kinney in a strong regional lineup.
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University of Pennsylvania
Williams
Amherst
Eph
Wesleyan
Clarence Chaffee
Princeton
Ty Griffin
Devon
Griffin
Harvyard
Larry Terrell
Terrell
Dave Johnson
Williamstown
Jack McBroom
Roanoke
Mike Taylor
Dayton
Ohio
Dave Blackford
Ridgewood
N.J
Peter Kinney
Darjen, Conn
Joe Caldwell Sparks Hawks to Overtime Win Over Royals
Joe Caldwell tallied a career high 44 points as Atlanta toppled Cincinnati 130-423 in overtime. His 13 OT points helped the Hawks extend their Western Division lead to 24 games over Los Angeles, while other NBA results featured Havlicek's 30 for Boston and Van Arsdale's 26 for Phoenix.
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Arizona State University
Atlanta
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Royals
Caldwell
Hawks
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Boston
Phoenix
Millwaukee
San Francisco
San Diego
Seattle
John Havlicek
Celtics
Dan Nelson
Suns
Dick van Arsdale
Connie Hawkins
Doyle Delivers Five Points in Bridgeport Loss
Former St. Joseph's High star Tommy Doyle scored five points for American International College as they fell 104 to 86 at Bridgeport. He made one field goal and three conversions in the game.
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St. Joseph's
Tommy Doyle
American International
University of Bridgeport
Bridgeport
Conn
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