Cathedral High First IL Team To Appear Here This Season
Cathedral High opens its Springfield Interscholastic Basketball League schedule in Pittsfield against St. Josephs High at the Boys Club tonight, with varsity action at 7 15 and a 5 45 jayvee start. Five Berkshire County games follow including Taconic vs Monument Mountain and Wahconah vs Lee.
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Cathedral High
Pittsfield
St. Joseph's High
Berkshire County
Taconic High
Monument Mountain
Great Barrington
Wahcona
Berlin
Itonight
Taconic
Wahconah
Tée
Dalton
Lenox
New Lebanon
McCann
North Adams
Mika Harper
Pittsfield High
Brattleboro Jvs
Jayrees
Northampton
Harper
Pittsfield GE Ordnance Systems
Paul Harper
Mike
Verona
N.Y
Syracuse
Mississippi
Catholic St. Joe's Faces Strong Opponent In Interschool Standings
Cathedral and Springfield Classical share the Interschool League lead at 2-0 as St. Joe's suffers a 78-53 loss to St. John's of Shrewsbury, with Crusaders close until fouls felled four starters. St. Joe's 3-2, Cathedral under a new coach, Dan Raleid replaces Bill Agnew. Panthers to start same five as Saturday in 78-51 win over Carolinal McCloskey.
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St. Joe's
Cathedral
Springfield Classical
Panthers
St. John's of
Shrewsbury
St. Joe’s
St. John’s
Crusaders
Chip Handerek
Terry Caden
Bill Larkin
Tom Villanova
John Sheran
Bill Lavigne
Tim
Court Rejects Challenge To School Sports Rule
A federal judge upheld Massachusetts schoolboy sports regulations barring players from representing both high school and other teams in the same season. The ruling denied a restraining injunction sought by five Acton hockey fathers who argued the rule violates the 14th Amendment and creates inadequate ice time for high school players. Judge Andrew A. Caffrey found no due process violation and allowed the rule to remain in effect as of January 5.
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Boston
Massachusetts Secondary School Principals Association
MSSPA
Actonatez
U.S
Massachusetts
Association
Andrew’ A. ‘Caffréy
Fresh Drive To Move Pats For Harvard Stadium Play
Boston officials push Harvard to let the Boston Patriots use Harvard Stadium for next season. A five member commission drafts terms for exhibition and home games while Gov Sargent discusses a temporary home with Harvard President Pusey. Rozelle offered to join talks if needed.
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Boston
Harvard University
Boston Patriots
American Football League
Harvard Stadium
Patriots
Francis W. Sargent
Harvard
Nathan M. Pusey
Sargent
Rozelle
Commission
David E. Harrison
Gloucester
Democratic State Committee
Harrison
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
AFL
NFL
Taconic and PHS Fall in Western Mass Hockey Action
Taconic High loses 4-1 to Chicopee in Berry Division while Pittsfield blanks Longmeadow 6-0 in Wright Division at the Eastern States Coliseum West Springfield Rescheduled games set for Feb 26 feature Taconic vs Cathedral Westfield vs Agawam Pittsfield vs East Longmeadow Minnechaug vs Holyoke Chicopee earns its first league win as Bob McChesney stops 20 shots Taconic goalie Gary Fitzgerald makes 25 saves Pittsfield 0-5 overall after defeat. Westfield climbs to first in Wright Division Both teams slated for a Saturday rematch at the Boys Club with Taconic vs Cathedral and Agawam vs Pittsfield.
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Taconic High
Pittsfield High
Massachusetts
West Springfield
Taconic
Chicopee
Berry
Pittsfield
Longmeadow
Wright
Coliseum
Cathedral High
Westfield
Agawam
East Longmeadow
Minnechaug
Wilbraham
Holyoke
Easthampton
Triumph
Pacers
Mike Murphy
Braves
Don Troy
Ninty-pound
Bob McChesney
Gary Fitzgerald
Connecticut Valley
Dave Boison
Generals
VFW Bowling League Readies Second Half Start
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Candlepin Bowling League begins the second half Friday at 6 45 PM in New Jefferson Bowling Alleys. Chowhounds won the first half by one point over the Umbridges. Top performers include Bill Delphin 108.0 Fran LeBlanc 98.3 Bill Todd 92.8 Larry Boivin 96.5 Mark Roswell 90.8 and Ted Cahill 92.8. The midseason banquet is Saturday at 6 30 PM at the post home with a brief discussion afterward.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Candlepin Bowling League
New Jefferson
Chowhounds
Umbridges
Bill Delphin
Fran LeBlanc
Bill Todd
Larry Boivin
Mark Roswell
Ted Cahill
Post
al Polidoro
League
Bowl Review: Texas Longhorns Top Notre Dame in Cotton Bowl
The Cotton Bowl showcased Texas noted for comeback power in a dramatic win over Notre Dame. Penn State also impressed with defense and a late surge but failed to seal against Missouri. Phil Lavelle, a Notre Dame supporter, offered colorful on-site observations and praised Texas blocking and quarterback play.
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Texas’ Longhorns
Texas
Notre Dame
Longhorns
Dallas
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Missouri
Terry McBullen
Phil Lavelle
Holyoke
Phil
Twiggy Theisman
Theisman
James Street
Chuck Burkhart
Archie Manning
Mississippi
Bill Montgomery
Arkansas
Michigan
Wolverines
Southern California
Colorado
Nebraska
West Virginia
Houston
Georgia
Auburn
Olson
McCoy
Elmer Layden
Jim Crowley
Don Miller
Lindsay Nelson
Nelson
Lions Junior League drawing winner named
The Lions Junior League drawing winner was chosen last night at Imperial Bowling Lanes. First prize went to Richard Koscher of 202 Allengate Ave. The Lions were league champions last season and the drawing raised funds for team jackets.
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Lions
Imperial Bowling Lanes
Richard Koscher
Allengate Ave
WBEC Awards honor Doyle Walker Belanger at banquet
The eighth annual Sports Caravan awards banquet at Lenox House honored Adams High coach Joe Doyle athlete Johnny Walker formerly of Lee High and Baltimore Orioles shortstop Mark Belanger. WBEC broadcast the event live as 180 Berkshire coaches and officials attended.
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Mark Mitchell
WBEC
Lenox Howe
Gardner Brown
First Agricultural National Bank
Joe Doyle
Adams High
Mark Belanger
Baltimore Orioles
John Walker
Lee
Richard Jackson
Doyle
Walker
Way &X
Wbec Sports Caravan
Berkshire County
Johnny Walker
Lee High
Lenox House
Wahconah
Dalton
Adams
Cheshire
St. Peter's
Worcester
Worcester Academy
University of Massachusetts
Don Lucy
Berkshire
Massachusetts
Robert Lucy
Rocky Academy
Lenox
Belanger
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Charlie Lau
Orioles
Weaver
Pittsfield High
Lau
Mark
Pittsburgh Pirate
Steve Blass
Falls Village
Conn
Paul Fodder
Bank
Jackson
Mr. Greylock
Russ Pickering
Jim Rivera
Dave Antoniazzi
Monument Mountain
Great Barrington
Bill’ Clark
Mt. Greylock
Williamstown
Gene, Fitzgerald
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Jeff Johnson
Greg Wilson
Dan Hamling
Fred Hoffman
Bernie Shutts
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Tulane
Philadelphia Eagles
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Bob Boutey
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Bob Bass
Tufts
Terry Spraker
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Tve
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Rocky Marciano
Cassius Clay
Sam Silverman
John Coyley
Somerville
Skip Yeaton
Belfast
Maine
Joe McGrath
Sam Molinas
Bob Cavino
Sixto Morales
New York
Ed Marsh
Baytor
Hils
Jimmy Dupres
Newark
Dick Hall
Phs
VFW
Farr
Miami
Bill Coppelman
Florida State
Terry Bradshaw
Mike Phipps
Bradshaw
Koscher
Bill Mahan
Tom Grieve
Washington Senators
Bill Murray
Lamarre
Drury’ High
Allen
Mts
Greylock
Willamstown
Benedetti
Pittsfield ‘High
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Williams College
Larry Catuzzi
Denny Fryzel
Blass
Pat McKernan
New
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