Openers Split Across Pittsfield NBL Night
NBL openers spread across Pittsfield with Taconic and Pittsfield High hosting and St Joseph’s facing North Adams in the Boys Club. Wahconah Regional meets Mt Greylock in Dalton and Adams plays Drury in North Adams, all games at 8 15. Taconic’s Jeff Johnson and St Joseph’s Billy Di Nicola face physical set backs as league play begins.
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Berkshire League
Pittsfield
Pittsfield High
Taconic High
Berkshire
Joep
Monument Mountain
Great Barrington
Lee High
Lee
Lenox High
McCann Tech
North Adams
Mt. Everet
Sheffield
Monson High
Monson
Taconic
St. Joe’s
Jeff Johnson
Adams
Johnson
St. Joe's
Billy’ di- Nicola
Joe
Cathedral
Paul Perachi
Wahconah
Return of Gene Quirk Sparks Taconic Pike hardwood clash
Taconic returns captain Gene Quirk from a knee injury to a 9 point performance at Lee. Coach Bob Coakley faces Pittsfield High mentor Vin McKeever with Taconic at 5-1 and Pittsfield at 1-3. St Joe's Gaels host a 1-3 parochial squad as lineups include Kelly, Barry, Phillips, and O Connell.
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Gene Quirk
Lee
Taconic
Bob Coakley
PHS
Vin McKeever
Coakley
Pittsfield High
McKeever
Ed ‘Paris
Bill Hover
Cocaptain
Dan Sturma
Ecenter
Mike Keegan
Gary Tate
Bob Moynihan
Bob MacDonald
Tony Paralta
Tim “Isabel
Dave Paris
Makowski
Dave Condron
Dave Phelps
Pittsfield
St. Joe’s Crusaders
Chris ‘Connolly
Bob Harrison
Cocaptain Bob Breen
Mark Murphy
DiNicola
Terry Cedea
Ruedi Baer to Coach At Jiminy Peak Events
Ruedi Baer, renowned coach at All-American Summer Ski Camp and Killington program director, will visit Jiminy Peak on January 12 and 26 for special coaching for youths and veterans. He aims to set a Sunday Left Bank downhill record near 1:15, over 10 seconds faster than the current mark, with gold for under 1:30, silver for under two minutes, and bronze for under three minutes.
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Hancock
Ruedi Baer
Cooke City
Mont
Killington
Jiminy Peak
Baer
Fileen Kapinos First Unanimous Girl Solo Dance Winner
Eileen Kapinos of Holyoke, member of Broyles Arena Roller Skating Club, became the first girl this season to win the advanced girls solo dance by unanimous judges in the Suffield Invitational at Babb's Beach Roller Rink. Karel Rickery of Pittsfield was second in beginners.
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Eileen Kapinos
Holyoke
Broyles Arena
Babb’s Beach
Karel Rickery
Pittsfield
George Rocka
Ellen McKeever
John Lorette
Bill Broyles
Bob Wilson
Jerseys Inactive Sunday as Maroons Are Dismissed
Lenox Massachusetts Jersey officials canceled Sundays game against the North Shore Maroons after the team was expelled from the league. The next scheduled home game is January 18 against Weymouth Junior Bruins at the Wilde Sports Center. Coach Brennan will hold practices this week to prevent rust.
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LENOX
High Lawn
North Shore Maroons
Massachusetts Hockey League
Maroons
Weymouth
Jack Brennan
Carling
Brennan
Cadet Loop Opens Monday in Six-Team League
The six team Cadet Basketball League will open its season Monday night at the Boys' Club. Colonial News faces Crescent Creamery while Seyffer Ford meets Berkshire Coca-Cola. Rosters list former high school players across Colonial News Crescent Creamery Seyffer Ford Berkshire Coca Cola Shapiro Motors Lindsay Chevrolet and others.
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Colonial News
Dennis Craw
Crescent Creamery
Fran Wilk
Pat Ryss
Kevin Kish
Dent. Ball
Greg Gitterd
Jim Johnson
Larry Fleming
Greg Pittman
Len Wilder
Nata Woodsen
Greg Sullivan
Dan Brean
Mike Parisi
Bemis Street
Dick Wagner
Tom Parry
Jim Schermerhern
Seyffer Ford
Larry Clark
Dick Rocca
Bot Briggs
Dave Sheran
Larry Fowlkes
Dale Preips
John Howland
Jim Malley
Berkshire Cocacora
Eddie Maroney
Paul Kelly
Jim Arty
Ronnie Conyers
Dor Conyers
Mike Flanagan
Bob Mattin
Jim Hanns
Shapiro Motors
Matt Zofran
Tim Swinglestein
Tim Petrozeira
Hes Furfano
Mike Ziemek
Shae Flynn
Rudy Hamilton
Jim Boyd
Lindsay Chevrolet
Larry Disco
Bob Skowron
Joe Rigon
Bleck Davis
Dom Pizrent
Ted Wilk
Eddie Florzeyk
St Francis and Sacred Heart Win Catholic Youth League
St Francis defeated St Charles 61 to 51 while Sacred Heart routed Notre Dame 88 to 45 in CYC Junior Basketball last night. Shaun Keegan led St Francis with 20 points, Pat Larkin had 28 for St Charles, Jim McDonald added 18 for Sacred Heart, and Bill Fraser scored 26 for Notre Dame.
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St. Francis
St. Charles
Sacred Heart
Notre Dame
Catholic Youth Center
Shaun Keegan
Pat Larkin
Jim McDonald
Bill Fraser
Keegan
Cartier
de Kushi
Wal
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McDonald
Valenti
Fillig
Mr Fariand
A¢ Levine
J. Kushi
Ornis Elpht-minuta
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Williams Reds
Bullets
Egremont
Hibbard
YMCA
Plunkett
Pistons
Mike Doucette
Bordeau
Mobregsen
Turner Linker
Decestre Shreenan
Jeag Pedrale
Bob Steiner
Moran
Bralvare Dimassime
Sana
Celtics
Hibbard Plunkett
Shade
Revord Morin
Guerre Hash Suniven
Brown Augal
Conneily
Casey
Rattigan Vatentt
Dim Archey
Elehtminvia
Artery
Lakers
Celtics Slane
Aweek
Houll
Bea Wittsall
Litcher Hs
Methimoter Cavenaugh Stein
Martina Natell
Siner
Jim Archey
College Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
South Davidson defeats VMI 95 to 52 while Navy beats Gettysburg 76 to 36. Drake edges Wichita State 98 to 95 and Bradley tops Texas State 91 to 86. Arizona BYU Utah Arizona State Santa Clara New Las Vegas hosts Santa Clara 121 84 Wyoming 92 New Mexico 74.
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VMI
Navy
Gettysburg
pLinwest Drake
Wichita St
Bradley
No. Tex. St
Southwest Arizona
BYU
Utah
Arizona State
Far West
Santa Clara
New Las Vegas
Wyoming
New Mex
Murphy suffers knee fracture in Taconic loss at Springfield Coliseum
Taconic High starting center Mike Murphy fractured his knee Tuesday night during a 4-1 defeat by Chicopee High at the Springfield Coliseum. The junior will miss at least four weeks and possibly end his season. Murphy, son of Don Murphy, Pittsfield High hockey coach, previously played for Pittsfield High.
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Mike Murphy
Taconic
Chicopee High
Springfield Coliseum
Murphy
Pittsfield
Don Murphy
Rondeau Extends Winning Streak With 20th Victory
In Portland Maine New England featherweight Terry Rondeau improved to 20-0 by outpointing veteran Bobby Singleton of Philadelphia over 10 rounds at the Portland Exposition Building before 3000. Rondeau dropped Singleton three times for nine counts and dominated each round despite Singleton’s effort to resist.
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Portland
Maine
New England
Terry Rondeau
Bobby Singleton
Philadelphia
Portland Exposition
Rondeau
Singleton
Pittsfield
Not a Starter Tom Doyle Lifts AIC Basketball Team
Tom Bayte of Pittsfield former St Josephs High star earns major minutes for American International College as injuries bite. Doyle benched at times yet fuels 9 3 start, advises Rutherford on shooting, boosts defense and team morale, while also pitching for baseball.
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Tom Doyle
AIC
Springfield
Tom Bayte
Pittsfield
St. Joseph's
Alan Bush
Bob Rutherford
Doyle
Yellow Jackets
Rutherford
Boyle
Bush
Pro Prospects Lead AIC Baseball Captaincy
Pro prospects Alan Bush of New York and Mik Delaney of West Springfield will co-captain the 1970 American International College baseball team under coach Art Ditmar. Delaney, a .300 hitter and first baseman, is also a football prospect, while Bush, a Morris High graduate and 3 foot 7 inch basketball starter, has starred in Cape Cod League summers.
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Springfield
Alan Bush
New York
Mik Delaney
West Springfield
Will
Art Ditmar
Delaney
Bush
Morris High
Bronx
N.Y
Boxing results from Tokyo to Los Angeles summarize bouts
The report lists bouts with KO and decision results across cities. Boxers Koichi Okada Il-Chong Pak Jimmy McDermott Lem Couture James Robertson fought in Tokyo Portland and Los Angeles with outpoints and knockouts noted for each matchup.
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Tokyo
Koichi Okada
Japan
Il-Chong Pak
South Korea
Mt Greylock Hosts First Eastern Amateur Ski Qualifier
Mt Greylock Ski Club at Goodell Hollow in South Williamstown to hold the first Eastern Amateur Ski Association sanctioned slalom qualifier for Classes 1 and 2. The event aims to select a Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island team to face Maine and New Hampshire later in the season. Entries require 3.50 fee and must reach race chairman B G Wright in Lanesboro by Tuesday. parking is limited. access involves a one mile walk from Route 7 with chains on the road.
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United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Mt. Greylock
Goodell Hollow
Williamstown
Tri-State
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Route
B. G. Wright
Lanesboro
Boston University trims 1970 football schedule to nine games
Boston University will play nine games in 1970, dropping from ten. Holy Cross and Rutgers return to the slate. Harvard Lafayette and Maine are out. Open Sept 19 at Colgate. home games Oct 1 Temple, Oct 17 Holy Cross, and Navy vs Rutgers, with other fixtures listed.
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University
Holy Cross
Rutgers
Harvard
Lafayette
Maine
Terriers
Colgate
Temple
Nav
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