St. Joe's Debuts In Three Cornered City Race Tonight
St Joseph's High opens in a new three cornered intracity basketball race as they meet Pittsfield High at the Boys Club at 8 15 pm. Pittsfield High plays its second game after losing to Taconic while Taconic faces Mt Greylock in another league clash tonight.
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PHS
St. Joseph's High
Crusaders
Pittsfield High
Generals
Taconic High
Taconic
Mt. Greyfock Regional High
Williamstown
Braves
Berkshire
Wahconah
Dalton
Drury High
North Adams Armory
St. Joseph's
North Adams
Adams High
Adams
Lenox High
Lee High
Lee
Mt. Everest
Sheffield
Mounument Mountain
Great Barrington
McCann Tech
St. Joe's
NBI
Paul Perachi
Wah
Pitsfield High
St. Joseph’s High
Bill Hoyer
Chris Connolly
St Joe's
Connolly
Williams Wins Overtime Game
Williams School fifth grade basketball team defeated Pomeroy 12-8 in overtime at Pomeroy. Florentine Brinn and Ken Martin each scored four points for Williams while Contenta led Pomeroy with five. The OT period featured a late surge as Williams pulled ahead to seal the win.
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George Florentine
Chris Brinn
Williams School &Th
Pomeroy
Florentine
Brinn
Ken Martin
Frank Contenta
Williams Pomeroy
Martin
Renart
Luster
Contenta
Sacco Ene
Laxey
Rice
Scusse
Ne Custer
Berkshire County hoops rise with multiple league wins
Berkshire County prep basketball reports Pittsfield, Taconic and Drury atop the circuit with unbeaten or near unbeaten records. Pittsfield and Taconic each own 2 0 starts with wins over Adams, Pittsfield, Cardinal McCloskey and Cathedral. Drury and Lee also enjoy two league wins apiece, Lenox one, while Drury stands as the sole undefeated county club. St. Joe's prepares to meet Pittsfield as Perachi lists a deep lineup and reserves for the impending clash, with Keegan's knee issue potentially altering the guard rotation. Jeff Johnson returns from a broken finger to bolster Taconic depth as coach McKeever readies lineup adjustments.
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Bob Coakley
Taconic
Braves
Adams
Pittsfield
Drury
Lee
Lenox
Berkshire
Blue Devils
St. Joe’s
Perachhi
Chris Connolly
Bob Harrison
Cocaptain
Bob Breen
Billy DiNicola
Mark Murphy
Terry Caden
Chip Handarek
Perachi
St. Joe's
Wahconah
Bill Larkin
John Sheran
Tom Villanova
Bill Lavigne
Mike Keegan
Pittsfield High
Mt. Greylock
Vin McKeever
Keegan
Bob Moynihan
Dan Sturma
Ed Paris
Bill Hover
Gary Tate
Bob MacDonald
Tony Paralia
Tim Isabel
Dave Paris
Stan Makowski
Dave Phelps
Dave Condron
Williamstown
Leon Kelly
Bill Barry
Marty Philips
R. M
O'Connell
Chris Jacoby
Jeff Johnson
Jeff
Mike Britain
Gary Murphy
Greg Wilson
Dan Hamling
Fred Hoffman
Bruce Shutts
Seyffer and Colonial Win Openers in Local Basketball League
Seyffer Ford led by Larry Moody and Dave Sheran crushed Berkshire Coca-Cola 264 over Lemon Wilder provided the spark as Colonial News posted a 45 41 Cadet Loop thriller over Crescent Creamery. In Intermediate action Comet Jewelers used a balanced attack to defeat Adams Super Markets 59 38. Rosa Restaurant beat Frankie Martins 56 52 as Paul Kelly Jim Early and Don Conyers paced Rosa. Moody 24 and Sheran 20 for Seyffer. Chauncey Stockton 19 Woodson 12 Maunce Black 10 for Comet. Larry Black 31 for Frankie Martins. Nate Woodson key late for Crescent.
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Seyffer Ford
Larry Moody
Dave Sheran
Berkshire Coca- Cola
Lemon Wilder
Colonial News
Crescent Creamery
Comet Jewelers
Adams
Rosa Restaurant
Frankie Martin
Martin
Larry Black
Moody
Larry Foulkes
Bob Mattia
Coca-Cola
Chauncey Stockton
Woodson
Maunce Black
Comet
Rosa
Paul Kelly
Jim Early
Don Conyers
High Lawn Jerseys Meet Weymouth Bruins in NHL Ties
High Lawn Jerseys host Weymouth Junior Bruins at the Sports Center in Lenox Sunday afternoon. The game links Weymouth, local juniors, and 21 year old Boby Sheehan the Canadiens’ breakout star, who sparked national attention in last Sunday's CBS broadcast. The matchup follows a 6 goal win by Weymouth over Quincy Blues, with an earlier Jersey appearance by Sheehan years ago. The day also features a 1:15 peewee prelim between Lenox All-Stars and Williamstown before the 2:30 face-off.
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LENOX
High Lawn
Weymouth
Sheehan
Canadiens
New York Rangers
Canada
Blues
Manchester
N.H
Carl Moffatt
Moffatt
Kennedy Forum
Montreal
Bruins
Massachusetts
NHL
Peewee
Lenox All-Stars
Williamstown
Homes Triumph Narrowly As Murphy Lifts Team
In Union Federal Midget Basketball League games at the Boys Club this week Homes edged Savings 19 to 18. Jay Murphy scored 10 points and converted a crucial late free throw to seal the comeback win. Romes rallied for a hard fought win, while Loans Tellers and Repairs breezed to decisive victories behind strong team performances. John Barbaretta led Savings with 12 points as they held the edge through most of the game before the late setback.
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Romes
Union Federal
Savings
Jay Murphy
John Barbaretta
Bullets and Lakers win YMCA league games in local recap
The undefeated Bullets beat Celtics 87 to 62 as Bob Coakley led with 21. Lakers defeated Pistons 74 to 66 with Rick Hoeske scoring 26 and Frank Siano 20. Celtics trailed by nine at halftime, while Pistons fell to 1 and 3. Officials: Jim Archey.
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Cadet League
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Moety
Maloney
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Colonial Crescent News Creamery
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Lakers
Bob Coakley
Bullets
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Celtics
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Frank Siano
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Revard
Oof Connelly
Tal Roa
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Jim Archey
Tim Arsinale
Kanazawa wins by KO in Tokyo bout
Hideo Kanazawa 151 of Japan knocks out Nap Morens 151 of the Philippines in Tokyo. The Associated Press reports a decisive early finish as a boxing card concluded.
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Tokyo
Hideo Kanazawa
Japan
Nap Morens
Philippines
St. Josephs to Meet Cranwell in Hockey Tomorrow
St Josephs High hockey team will play Cranwell School tomorrow at 3 30 p m on Lenox School rink. St Joe s is in its first season with a 1 2 record and a 2 1 overtime loss to Lenox Heel Jayvees last Wednesday.
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St. Joe’s
Cranwell
St. Joseph's
Cranwell School
Lenox
St. Joe's
Jayvees
All-American game shifted to Lubbock after Atlanta flop
LUBBOCK Tex. Officials of the American Football Coaches Association moved the annual All-America game to Jones Stadium. The 10th annual East vs West contest will be held June 27 and televised nationally by ABC. Excess funds will support Lions Club charities. Executive director Bill Murray cited Lubbock as the ideal host, beating 17 other bids.
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Atlanta
American Football Coaches’ Association
Jones Stadium
ABC
Lions Club Charities
Bill Murray
St Teresa's Wins Seventh Straight In Catholic League Play
St Teresa's edged Sacred Heart 53-51 to extend its Catholic Youth Center Junior League streak to seven. St Francis beat St Mary's 52-51 as bantam action resumes tonight with St Charles vs Notre Dame and Sacred Heart vs St Agnes.
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Sacred Heart
Catholic Youth Center
St. Francis
St. Mary's
South Street
St. Teresa's
Dave Matteodo
E¢.Smith
Jofn Tate
Elm Street
Shaun Keegan
Brian Doyle
St. Mary’s
St. Charles
Notre Dame
St. Agnes
Dalton
Holy Family
ST. Teresa’s
LaRayehe
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Siminate
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Kelly
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Marlowe
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Oi Loftus
Mas
Powers
Bourassa
St. Josephs Edges Trade In Close Western Mass Meet
In a tight Western Massachusetts League wrestling dual, St. Josephs High of Pittsfield defeated Trade High, with the verdict decided in the 11th weight class. Bruce Harper of St. Josephs and Ed Smuler of Trade wrestled to a draw in the 175 pound division. Harper tied the match late in the third period and finished with eight wins to Smuler’s five. St. Josephs accumulated five pins, one decision, and a draw, with seniors Zarvis Mosca Smegal Montleon Austin delivering pins and Kavey earning the deciding victory. The Crusaders improve to 5-1 in league action and prepare for a 2 PM match tomorrow at Barre against Quabbin Regional High.
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Springfield
St. Joseph's High
Pittsfield
Trade
Massachusetts
Crusaders
Bruce Harper
St. Joe’s
Ed Smuler
Harper
Smuler
Tom Zarvis
Pete Mosca
Bruce Smegal
Joe Montleon
Pat Austin
Tom Kavey
Tomoorrow
Quabbin
Barre
Ta Poon Pesroneer
Perry
Smegal
Bing Es ‘Oe
Alverny
Puede -Hermer
Pearce Aerlin
Andrews
Dover
Meada
Joe Dobson to Speak at St Mark's Sports Night
Ex pitcher Joe Dobson a former Boston Red Sox star will headline St Mark's Men’s Club sports night on Sunday January 95 in Pittsfield. He will appear with Tom Dowd Red Sox community relations director. Dobson now 53 owned a country club in New Hampshire and played 14 major league seasons 1939 1954. Tickets at Berkshire News and local shops.
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Joe Dobson
Boston Red Sox
Pittsfield
St. Mark's
Dobson
Tom Dowd
Red Sox
Kearsage
Sutton
N.H
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Chicago ‘White Sox
Munsonville
H. Joe
Willian Sable
William ‘Red’ Foley
Lanesboro
Joe
St. Mark’s
Tommy Grieve
Washington Senators
Pat McKernan
Berkshire Senators
Sis
Robert Henchey
Maurice Roche
Berkeshire News
E. P. Gowdy
Mancy’s
St. Mark's Rectory
Pilots Trade Don Mincher To Oakland
Seattle Pilots acquire Lew Krausse Phil Roof and Mike Hershberger from Oakland in a six player deal that sends Don Mincher and utility infielder Ron Clark to the A’s Ken Sanders also moves to Portland Oakland gains a proven starter and solid outfield option in the swap.
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Seatle Pilots
Marvin Milkes
Oakland Athletics
Piots
Lew Krausse
Phil Roof
Mike Hershberger
Oakland
Don Mincher
Ron Clark
Ken Sanders
Portland
Pilots
Milkes
Skin Divers Schedule and Safety Program Details
The Berkshire Skin Divers Club hosts its fourth winter show at the Berkshire Museum Wednesday night at 7 20. It also begins its annual water safety program at the YMCA on Monday night Jan 26 at 27. The program features Sea Lab 1 and Sea Lab 2 aboard a film at the Museum with public access to the YMCA course outline. Skin and scuba gear will be on display with slides and past course and group outing footage. Club members will present and a question period will follow.
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Berkshire Skin Divers Club
Berkshire Museum
YMCA
United States
Berkshire East Open Weekends And Holidays
Berkshire East ski area in Charlemont, formerly Thunder Mountain, announces weekend and holiday operations. The site features a 4,000 foot double chair lift a 2 500 foot double chair lift a 1 500 and 80 foot T bar and a 10 cent rope tow. It was sold at a sheriff auction in June and the name was changed by new owners.
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Charlemont
Berkshire East
Thunder Mountain
British Navy awarded marathon prize after inquiry
British Royal Navy receives the Boston A.A. Marathon team prize after Twin Cities Track Club's disqualification for ineligible runners. Dan Ferris, BAA Marathon Referee, ordered prize return and shipment to England. Navy finishers Phil Hampton, Joseph Clare, and Danny McFadzean placed ninth, sixteenth, and twenty first in the Patriots Day race from Hopkinton to Boston.
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Royal Navy
John Semple
BAA
Boston
England
Twin Cities Track Club
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Danferris
Phil Hampton
Joseph Clare
Danny McFadzean
Hampton
Clare
McFadzean
Hopkinton
Ephc Stars to face top goalies in ECAC Division 2 clash
Williams Colley hockey heads to Maine to play Bowdoin and Colby this weekend. Eph center cocaptain Gary Bensen leads Division 2 with 4.6 points per game, plus 13 goals and 107 assists in five games. Cocaptain Whit Knapp adds 5 goals and 10 assists for 15 points. Bowdoin goalie John Bradley Westywood and Colby goalie Dad Timmons top defensive ratings, with Timmons at 3.0 goals per game average after 166 saves in six contests. Bowdoin and Colby sit 4-2, Williams 2-3 in ECAC Division 2 standings.
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Williamstown
Williams Colley
Maine Lake
Colby
Bowdoin
Eph
Cocaptain
Gary Bentsen
New Canaan
Whit Knapp
Greenwich Conn
ECAC
John Bradley Westy
Ood
Dad’ Timmons
Sherbrooke
Que
Timmons
Williams
College Basketball Roundup From Various Schools
East Penn State 65 Temple 96 at South Carolina. Clemson 91 Georgia Tech 88. Furman 61 Wake Forest 89. Virginia 79 Miami Florida 4. Centenary 1 N C State 100. East Carolina 66 Virginia Tech 66. Richmond 59. Manhattan 85 Roanoke 0. Tenn St 76 Oglethorpe 70. Shaw 85 North Carolina A T 33. Tulsa 101 Oklahoma City 96. Toledo 75. St Jos S Ind West Ill 100 3H Coll 72. Til Wesleyan 0. Wheaton 78. Southwest by Texas El Paso 7. Arizona 58 New Mexico 97. Accent 87.
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Tulsa
Okla
City
Toledo
St. Jos
Ind
West. Ill
Wesleyan
Wheaton
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