Three NBL Teams Chase First in Berkshire League Night
Three NBL games loom as Drury High North Adams Pittsfield High St. Joseph’s Pittsfield fight for a share of first place tonight with Mount Greylock Wahconah at Williamsport and North Adams Armory. Adams idle, four way tie possible. St. Joe’s tops in standings with one loss, Pittsfield and Drury 2-1. SBL round also set with Lee versus Williams and Searles versus Mount Everett as Lenox meets Chester. Local coaches discuss lineup changes and injuries as games tip at 6:30 with radio coverage.
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Marine Cagers Edge Imperial Lanes In Senior League
Marine Reserves rallied from a third quarter deficit to defeat Imperial Lanes 58 to 56 in a tightly played Boys' Club Senior Basketball League game. Freddy Taliaferro led the Marines with 30 points, followed by Willbert Stockton with 13. Gordie Weldon led Imperial with 18 points, and Shaun O'Donnell added 16. Referees were Joe Metalin and Bob Steiner.
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High Lawn To Oppose Hyde Park In Weekend Hockey
High Lawn Jersey hockey club revises weekend schedule moving Sundays game against Norwalk to February and switching to Hyde Park Hockey Club of Boston at 8 pm. Norwalk game postponed after Pittsfield Parks and Recreation Winter Carnival requests the rink. High Lawn, top rated in state, previously beat Norwalk 6 4.
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Christian Wins 99-92 In Overtime
Lenox Berkshire Christian College defeated Holyoke Junior College 99 to 92 in overtime at Lenox High Gym. Holyoke led 10-1 early, the game was tied 34-34 at halftime and 80-80 at regulation end before Christian pulled away in the extra period.
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Spence Triumphs Over Cody in Sixth Round TKO
Eddie Spence, a University of Massachusetts junior and substitute, defeated King Cody of Montgomery Alabama by sixth round technical knockout in a six round semifinal at Mechanics Hall Worcester Pittsfield. Spence controlled the bout, staggered Cody in the third and cut him over the eye in the fifth. Cody, fell behind and was out on his feet when stopped. Spence injured a left thumb but aims to fight again next Thursday.
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Berkshire Christian and Holyoke Junior tilt ends in win
Gene Peters scores 25 and Bill Osborne 21 to power Berkshire Christian past Holyoke Junior 64 52. Weymouth adds 19 as Holyoke’s Dan Owens leads all scorers with 29. Berkshire Christian improves to 6 3 and Holyoke to 9 2 with a next game vs Shelton College of New Jersey at Lenox gym.
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Lee Defeats Mount Everett in SBL Tie
Sheffield Lee High basketball pressed Mount Everett Regional 89 to 52 to move into a share of first in the South Berkshire League. Guard Bob Hunter led with 24 points and eight foul shots, aided by Kevin Kelly with 13 and Tom Brighenti and Joe Davis on the boards. Mount Everett, led by Don Gibbs, fell to 7-? in the circuit, facing Searles High next.
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Cranwell Wins 4-3 In See-saw Hockey Tilt
Cranwell Prep beat Pittsfield 4-3 in a tight hockey game decided in the final period. Tom Curtis scored three Cranwell goals, including the winner at 9:35 of the last period on a Bushey pass. Marcel Levesque and Tom McCormick combined for all three Pittsfield goals. PHS drops to 2-5 and travels to Hoosier School tomorrow.
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Redfield and Mercer win in elementary league action
Redfield fifth graders beat Mibbard Players 12 to 3 at Hibbard in the Southern League game as Mercer fifth graders defeated Tucker Hi 1L in the Northeast League. Pomeroy’s Blue League team topped Plun kelt 32 to 12 with Ray Good ich scoring 12 for Pomeroy. Mike McAvoy led Redfield with six points, while Mark Murphy topped Mercer with 12 and Mike Britain had 11 for Tucker.
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Readers Targeted by Letters Over NFL All Star Picks
In early January 1961, letters to The Eagle criticize coverage of Texas football and Sam Huff. The paper prints NEA NFL first and second teams and honorable mentions, notes timing hurt by holiday editions, and defends its exclusive All Berks selections while inviting informed readers to stay engaged.
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Mt. Carmel and St. Mark's Hold Narrow Junior League Wins
In a Catholic Youth Center doubleheader Mount Carmel edged St Joseph's 51 to 48 with Dave Cuillo scoring 20 for Mount Carmel in the final minutes. St Mark's narrowly defeated Holy Family 36 to 35 as Joel Albano led with 12 points in a tense finish.
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