Kreutzer and Bryan Head Pittsfield Senators Roster
An 18 player Pittsfield Berkshire Senators roster was released by owner Pat McKernan of the Eastern Baseball League. It features former major leaguers pitcher Frank Kreutzer and catcher Bill Bryan, with seven pitchers three catchers six infielders and two outfielders. Washington’s manager choice is expected within two weeks as the club trains in Plant City Florida near Tampa. Kreutzer, 30, has MLB experience with the Washington Senators Pirates and White Sox and was 0-0 in two innings.
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Pat McKernan
Pittsfield-Berkshire Senators
Eastern Baseball League
Frank Kreutzer
Bill Bryan
McKernan
Washington
Pittsfield
Plant City
Fla
Tampa
Winter Haven
Kreutzer
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Former York White Roses players join Buffalo roster
Six players with Buffalo last season join a larger list of former York White Roses. Bryan, Lines, Parchem, Vickery, and Gable are highlighted with past minor league totals and positions. Other Buffalo alumni include Garnett, Mackey, Hoots, and Miller, while Bechtel emerges as a second base candidate after a .269 season with Shelby.
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Savannah
Parchem
Burlington
N.C
Vickery
Buffalo
Gable
York
Iis
Kreutzer
Bryan
Bernie McDonald
Frank Garnett
Joe Mackey
Garnett
Wayne Hoots
Bob Miller
Rich Bechtel
Allentown
Tommy Grieve
Pittsfield
Salisbury
Shelby
Western Carolina
No Player Said Linked With Gambling But Super Bowl Edgy
An air of unease surrounds the Super Bowl as officials deny evidence linking players to gambling while noting possible investigations. Len Dawson and Joe Namath faced questions, odds shifted, and arrests in four states total over $400,000 seized.
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New Orleans
Len Dawson
Kansas City
Minnesota Vikings
Tem
Miami
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Vikings
Pete Rozelle
U.S
James Brickley
Detroit
Rozelle
Brickley
Michigan
Nevada
New York
Mississippi
Tri State Ski Races Scheduled At Bousquet and Brodie
Races for youths 13 and under set for this weekend with a giant slalom at Brodie Mountain Saturday at 10 am and a slalom at Bousquet Sunday at 10 am. Bousquet chairmen include Eric Latimer Larry Voelker Al Brodie Al Cassavant Win Gutmann and Tom Varanka. Bousquet entrants include Atherton Graham Prindle Masiero Chapman Walchenbach and McDermott. Brodie entrants feature Tague Sue and Peter, Andy Kelly Greg Race John Kirby John Chetkowski and Mark Klemperer.
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Bousquet
Brodie Mountain
Brodie
Eric Latimer
Larry Voelker
al Brodie
al Cassavant
Win Gut- Mann
Tom Varanka
Louis Atherton
David Graham
Scott Prindle
Matthew Masiero
Gary Chapman
Paul Walchenbach
Steve McDermott
Peter and
Sue Tague
Andy Kelly
Greg Race
John Kirby
John Chetkowski
Mark Klemperer
Trade Beats Pittsfield Wrestlers 34 19 in Springfield
Pittsfield High drops to 2-2 as Springfield Trade pins six of seven wins. Keith Thompson and Campagna score pins for Pittsfield. Koziara Gomes and Kelly win on decisions for Trade. Pittsfield inspection set to face Taconic and Granby in upcoming matches. Notre Dame note: Irish beat Pitt teams six straight times.
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Pittsfield High
Generals
Springfield Trade
Springfield
Pittsfield
Acs
PHS
Keith Thompson
Rob Smith
Jim Campagna
Phil Wurst
Bill Koziara
Chris Gomes
Mike Kelly
Yurmey Tat
Pegrd Varner
Pinnes Fipp
Usryd Gores
Smith Res
Alverer
Prenkat
Andrews
Zavatter
Valine Cared
Notre Dame
Pitt
Trish
Rondeau Subverts DeFiore in Portland Bout
New England featherweight champion Terry Rondeau of Pittsfield steps in at the last moment for Leo DeFiore of Portland Maine to fight veteran Bobby Singleton of Philadelphia in a 10 round main event at the Portland Exposition Building. Rondeau seeks his 20th straight victory while Singleton is a former bantamweight featherweight contender.
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New England
Terry Rondeau
Pittsfield
Leo DeFiore
Portland
Maine
Bobby Singleton
Philadelphia
Portland Exposition Building
Klosterman Named GM At Baltimore Colts
Baltimore congratulates Don Klosterman, longtime AFL executive since 1960, named general manager of the Baltimore Colts. The 39 year old previously led front office for the Houston Oilers since 1966 and has scouted for the Chargers and the Texans Chiefs franchise. Marty Hulmes will become Klosterman’s assistant.
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Baltimore
Don Klosterman
Baltimore Colts
Klosterman
Houston Oilers
Los Angeles Chargers
San Diego
Dallas Texans
Kansas City Chiefs
Marty Hulmes
Colts
Lamonica Ruled Out Of Star Game
Oakland Raiders announced quarterback Daryle Lamonica will miss the AFL All Star game in Houston January 17 due to a severe bruise in the right wrist and finger damage. He suffered the injuries during the third quarter of the AFL title game in Oakland, a 17 7 Chiefs win. His wrist is cast and he would not have played the Super Bowl in New Orleans regardless of the title game outcome.
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Oakland
Oakland Raiders
Daryle Lamonica
Houston
Lamonica
Kansas City Chiefs
Raiders
Minnesota Vikings
New Orleans
St Marks and Mt Carmel win tight CYC tilt
St Mark's edged St Charles 53 51 in Catholic Youth Center Junior League play. Mount Carmel topped St Mary's 68 59. Scorers included Bob Tierney and Terry Cahill 19 each for St Mark's, Pete Larkin 19 for St Charles', Reno Cimini 12 for Mount Carmel, with other contributions from Mele and Pellegrinelli. Officials LaRouche and Bianchi. Time: minute quarters.
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St. Mark's
St. Charles
Catholic Youth Center
Mount Carmel
St. Mary's
St. Mark’s
Bob Tierney
Terry Cahill
Pete Larkin
Dave Jones
Jack Reynolds
Reno Cimini
Bill Mele
Bob Frazitta
Mark Pellegrinelli
Tom Gleason
Jim Kelly
St. Mary’s
St. Francis
Sacred Heart
Notre Dame
FE Cahill
Moyninan
S. Tierney
Vanerse
di Albano
al Jones
Messina
Nichols
Magner
Reynolds
Rapkowicz
Mosca i Demary
Monroe
Donattsen
Larkin
Ta Jensen
Pwiatky
Hayes
Forays
Mount Carmel ST. Mary's BF
Murphy
Dovie
J. Mele
Russa Aty Penna
Glewson
BoMéle
Sadie
Marzer
DiNicola
Ricci
Wilker
Solumbart
Letkowitz
Giardina DO O Kety
Pellegrinelli
Marlowe Oo
LaRouche
Bianchi
Pittsfield Falls 58 36 in East Longmeadow Meet
East Longmeadow High defeated Pittsfield High 58 to 36 as the Generals dropped their fourth of five meets. Pittsfield winners were Chris Ward in the 200 free Alan Bagdonas in the 100 free and Doug Snyder in the 100 back with Ward Bagley Descar winning the 40 yard freestyle relay. Next meet is at West Springfield tomorrow at 3 90.
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East Longmeadow High
Pittsfield High
East Longmeadow
Generals
Pittsfield
Chris Ward
Alan Bagdonas
Doug Snyder
Ward
Bagdonas
Paul Bagley
Steve Descar
West Springfield
Bays’ Club
Green Mountain Park outlines 1970 harness and harness racing
Pownal Vermont and Kingston Rhode Island reports note Green Mountain Park announcing a near continuous racing schedule for 1970. The harness season runs February 6 to April 15 over 3 nights, while 139 dates of thoroughbred racing extend April 24 to November 1 with a few break days. Jack Gregory signs a four year contract at 18000 dollars per year as head football coach at the University of Rhode Island.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Kingston, Ril
Jack Gregory
University of Rhode Island
Boxing Result Summary from Las Vegas Bout
Denny Moyer of Portland out pointed Dub Huntley of Los Angeles in a 10 round welterweight contest in Las Vegas. Moyer weighed 160 pounds while Huntley weighed 158.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Dub Huntley
Los Angeles
Boys' Club Announces Three Morning Figure Skating Sessions
The Boys' Club schedules three morning figure skating periods each week for the rest of the season. From 10 to 12 on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, the rink is open to the public. Those seeking lessons may arrange with professional Noel Ledin during these hours.
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Noel Ledin
Knicks Rally Past San Francisco on Road, Maintain Lead
The New York Knicks beat San Francisco 99 to 94 to extend their road win streak to 18 of 20 away from home. Walt Frazier scored late, Dick Barnett added 24, and New York stayed 6 ½ games ahead of Milwaukee as Cincinnati and Detroit also fell in the day's NBA action.
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New York Knicks
Kings
New York
San Francisco
Knicks
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
Bucks
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Detroit
Arkansa
Boston
Walt Frazier
San Franccisco
Frazier
Oscar Robertson
Jim Davis
Atlanta
Bill Bridges
Hawks
Jon Havlicek
Celtics
Earl Monroe
Monroe
Jimmy Walker
Warriors
Jeff Mullins
Dick Barnett
Golf Pro Titles Are Replaced in PGA Classifications
Palm Beach Gardens reports the PGA of America has overhauled golf pro titles. As of January 1 the old letter classifications ended and were replaced by apprentice head professional and master professional, with the latter two defined by tenure and standing. Only head pros with ten years in that role qualify for a master’s designation.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fila
Bud Harvey
PGA of America
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