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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1970

Page

20

Marathon Windup Foreseen For NFL Realignment

New York—The NFL owners again met in New York to resolve the realignment stalemate as a marathon session loomed. The group planned a 9:30 a.m. reconvening with Commissioner Rozelle to pursue a three-division National Conference for the 1970 season after weeks of talks and a lengthy previous meeting without final agreement.

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Conference of merged league seeks final alignment split

The 26 team conference remains divided over a 4 4 5 alignment split. Geography weather stadium sizes and rivalries fuel the deadlock as Rozelle faces possible unilateral action or a blind draw lottery to resolve the dispute before the weekend.

Rozelle

Orr Sets Defensemen Assist Mark in Bruins Win

Boston star Bobby Orr extended his playmaking record with two assists in a 6-3 Bruins win over Los Angeles to reach 51 assists, the alltime mark for defensemen. He also leads the league with 63 points as Esposito stacks goals for Boston amid other NHL results.

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Fish a Hockey of Football and Politics at 1930s Yale Game

Hamilton Fish, ex congressman and last living Walter Camp All America, leads anti coaching play calling drive and commentator on amateur football. He recalls Harvard Yale era, criticizes coach calling plays, and notes Poughkeepsie Pittsfield games and a Yale tribute award. Fish emphasizes self reliance and the value of sport in American life.

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Taliaferro To Start at QB In AFL All-Star Contest

AFL All-Star practice wraps as Boston’s Mike Taliaferro is named East starter at quarterback for the Astrodome game with Buffalo’s Jack Kemp the West choice. The league honors its all-time greats and announces coaching and awards amid pregame ceremonies.

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Trail Sweep Bousquet Hosts Ladies Day Specials and Ski News

Bousquet the Berkshires pioneer offers Tuesday ladies day with a three dollar morning lesson and a three dollar ski pass plus free babysitting at Tamarack Road. Lenox-A hockey doubleheader draws crowds as classical teams clash with no admission. Fran Chapman leads a skilled all female patrol while Miss Hall’s School visits boost attendance. Brodie’s Bumblebees ski school wows observers with coordinated green and yellow uniforms. Kiyoko Mills, wife of Bob Mills, skims with Japanese flair and golf ties. Berkshire Snow Basin reports strong winter attendance and ongoing kids classes. Real-time notes include regional skiers, pros, and local club news.

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Reds Trade Jack Fisher to Angels in One-Sided Swap

Cincinnati sent veteran pitcher Jack Fisher to the California Angels for pitcher Bill Harrelson and shortstop Don Loomer. Fisher, 30, joins his sixth big league club and owns an 86-139 lifetime record with eight teams. Harrelson and Loomer, ages 24 and 22, were assigned to Indianapolis after 1969 minor league seasons. Mike Reid of Penn State becomes the third Nittany Lion to win the Maxwell Trophy as the nation’s outstanding college football player.

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Rinka Leads NCAA College Division Scoring Race

New York AP reports Kenyon star John Rinka holds a 40.3 point per game lead in the NCAA College Division scoring standings as of today. Kentucky State’s Travis Grant tops field goal percentage at .718 and Southern University’s Russell Jackson leads rebounding at 26.5 per game.

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Yale Put On Probation For 2 Years by NCAA

Yale University accepts a two year probation from the NCAA for allowing an ineligible player, Yale guard Yack Langer, to participate in the Maccabiah Games with Yale's permission. The punishment bars NCAA championships and TV appearances through Jan 15, 1972, with potential policy review earlier and ECAC considerations ongoing.

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Giants Tie McCovey To New Six Figure Pact

Giants sign Willie McCovey to a new contract estimated at 100 thousand dollars per year, replacing the prior deal with one year left. The 11th season for the 32 year old first baseman begins next spring after leading the NL with 45 homers and 126 RBIs while batting .320. Also joins Willie Mays and Juan Marichal among six figure salaries.

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Berkshire Nights Set At Brodie Mountain

New Ashford announces Berkshire Nights at Brodie Mountain with three evenings from 7 to 11 pm. Berkshire County residents may ski at half price and must show a driver’s license or equivalent ID.

New Ashford Berkshire County Brodie Mountain Jim Kelly

Celts Face Lakers Seeks Third Straight Victory

Boston hosts Los Angeles in an NBA clash at the Garden aiming for a third straight win after beating Seattle and Detroit. Jerry West and Elgin Baylor pace the Lakers as West leads scoring. Larry Siegfried and Henry Finkel spark the Celtics in a bid to slow the visitors.

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