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Report on Berkshire ski season crowds at Jiminy Peak Butternut Basin Bousquet Brodie Mountain and local operators. Notes record attendances at Jiminy Peak and Butternut Basin with new lifts, lift waits, snowmaking, and 1000 to 2700 daily crowds. Highlights include Bousquet leadership revival and Brodie’s strong week plus a preview of Eastern Writers Cup events.
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Berkshire
Jiminy Peak
Grand Dam
Hancock Area
Jiminy
Brian Fairbank
T-bar
Brodie Mountain
Jim Kelly
Brodie
Jim
Blarney
Ken Gamble
Delmar
N.Y
Jim Tas
Sheraton-Moosehead
Squaw Mountain
Greenville
Maine
Fred Pabst Jr
Bromley
Jack Ortlieb
Manchester
Louise Orvis
Big Gruff
Charley Christiansen
Johnny Cash
Leith Lends
Great Gorge
Los Angeles Open leaders push for final rounds
Lunn Hill Cerrudo shared a one stroke lead after round one at Rancho Park in the $100,000 Los Angeles Open, each firing 66. Arnold Palmer lurks one back with a 67, joined by Marty and Massenhale, as the field eyes a possible third straight win.
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Los Angeles
Holy Lunn
Dave Hill
Ron Cerrudo
Hutcheson dies former soccer star to be mourned
John M. Hutcheson a former professional soccer player and manager in British and American leagues died after collapsing in Whitinsville Savings Bank Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. He played as left halfback in the 1920s and 1940s for clubs including Fairlawn Hovers and J. P. Coates in Pawtucket R I The J P Coates team belonged to the National Soccer League An AP dispatch from London reports British cricketers favor England hosting the South Africa tour next year with 80 percent support in a poll by the Professional Cricketers Association to proceed with the tour.
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Whitinsville
Mass
John M. Hutcheson
Whitinsville Savings Bank
Hutcheson
Pawtucket
R.I
Fairlawn Hovers
J.P. Coates
National Soccer League
London
England
Professional Cricketers Association
Jack Bannister
Association
Demoss Named Purdue Head Coach After Mollenkopf's Retirement
Bob Demoss, longtime Purdue player and assistant, is named head coach replacing Jack Mollenkopf who retired after 23 years on the staff. Athletic director Guy Mackey announces the change as Demoss, a 6 foot 4 quarterback from Dayton Kentucky, is lauded for his offensive coaching record and past head duties.
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Lafayette
Ind
Bob Demos
Purdue
Boilermakers
Jack Mollenkopf
Guy “Red” Mackey
Demoss
Dayton
Ohio State
Miami
Mike Phipps
Bob Griese
Ron Degravio
Notre Dame
Molenkopf
Iowa
Hawkeyes
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