County High School Cage Schedules Hit Halfway Points This Week
Berkshire County basketball halves reach midseason with six NBL and three SBL games Friday. Pittsfield, Adams, Mount Greylock lead NBL. Lee, Searles, Williams top SBL. St Joe’s Pittsfield and Mount Greylock miss Friday action. standings show Pittsfield, Adams, Mount Greylock at 3-1 in NBL. Lee leads SBL 4-0.
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Searles
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Lenox
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Week's Schedule of County School Basketball Games
This week features a slate of county high school basketball games across multiple venues. Readable matchups include Chester at Gateway Regional, Mount Greytock at McCann Tech, Wahconah at Adams, Mount Greylock at Adams, and Searles at Lee with various St Josephs and Chicopee Comprehensive appearances.
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Drury High
North Adams
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Wahoonah
Dalton
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Adams Memorial High
McCann Tech
St. Joseph's
Pittsfield
Chester High
SBL
Gateway Regional
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Lee
Tee High
Chicopee Comprehensive
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NBL Drury
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Mount Everett Climbs to Fifth as Golden Eagles Top Searles
Mount Everett moves into fifth place after a Friday win over Searles, their first in the undefeated stretch. Chester High remains winless in four league games, while Lee-Searles Friday duel looms as a key test for the SBI title chase with Lee seeking a two game cushion.
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Mount Everett
Golden Eagles
Searles
Chester High
Lee-Searles
Riday
Lee
SBI
Jacobs Gamari Play for SC Court Teams
Berkshire County residents Dave Jacobs of Lanesboro and Mike Gamari of North Adams played for Spring field College basketball teams in a home doubleheader. Jacobs scored 8 points in a 43 78 win over King's Point, while Gamari led freshman scoring with 22 points as Worcester Academy defeated them 107 104.
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Berkshire County
Springfield College
Dave Jacobs
Lanesboro
Pittsfield High
King’s Point
Dave
Mike Gamari
North Adams
Drury High
Gateway Meets Chester High In Regional Showdown
Huntington Gate Way Regional High basketball faces Chester High tonight at 7 30 in the regional gym Junior varsity starts at 1 Doors open 3 30 Spectators directed to the front entrance Gateway junior high meets Chester junior high in Chester this afternoon at 3 43
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Huntington
Gate Way
Chester High
Gateway
Chester
St Charles Bantams Rally To Top Holy Family 31 27
St Charles Bantams pulled away late in the fourth quarter to defeat Holy Family 31 27 as Craig Hebert made clutch foul shots and Dick Gowdey added two more. Gowdey led all scorers with 18 points while Dave Kinnas scored eight for the losers. The Catholic Youth Center slate also saw St Teresa s edge Notre Dame 29 22 St Marks beat St Francis 52 12 and St Mary s defeat Mount Carmel 47 11 with Paul Clark contributing for the winners.
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St. Mary's
Mount Carmel
Craig Hebert
Hebert
Dick Gowdey
Northenders
Gowdey
Dave Kinnas
St. Teresa's
Tom Isabell
South Street
Paul Luzis
Morningside
Paul Clark
Top Ten College Teams Review Weekend Results
The AP top ten shows UCLA 150 with wins over Stanford 84 71 and 051, Michigan 12 1 beat Ohio State 82 64, Kentucky 13 2 beat Tennessee 66 57, Davidson 14 0 beat The Citadel 88 67 and Richmond 52 52 none, Oregon State 14 3 lost to Drake 76 66 in overtime, Villanova 12 4 beat Xavier 90 88, Duke 10 3 idle.
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Quinian
Villanova
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Ohio
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Memorials Rout Springfield JCC 105 to 76 in N.Y. era style game
The Thomas Memorials of Lee defeated the Springfield Jewish Community Center 105 to 76. George St Pierre led Memorials with 30 points, Billy Gardner 22, Tom Fetherston 16, while Lenny Schreiber and Paul Fagan scored 17 and 14 for Springfield. Memorials face Holyoke Allies Sunday at 2 PM in Lee High gym.
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Simone
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Sschreiber Tan
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Fetherstos
Marchetto Sets NEAAU Mark In Swimming Championship
Don Marchetto, 14, of the Boys' Club, set a New England AAU record in the 100 yard breaststroke final, clocking 1:11.5 to clip two seconds from the old mark. The meet featured multiple records and strong showings from Worcester Aqua Maids, Whitinsville, Manchester NH, and Pittsfield swimmers, with awards to Kay Severance, Janet Subolsky, Penny Nichols, and Jim Bushey among others.
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New England
Marchetto
Andrea Hunter
Worcester Aqua Maids
Janet Suholsky
Whitinsville Swim Club
Dave Spring
Keene, N.H
YMCA
Nancy Dunbar
Keene
Jean Hunter
Worcester
Gregg Eason
Pittsfield
Bob Small
John Stephens
Pitts
Eason
Kay Severance
Manchester
N.H
Lynn Dee Phillips
Nancy Alexander
Miss Severance
Miss Hunter
Penny Nichols
Whitinsville
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Larry Bushey
Dave Goldsmith
Ned Cloonan
Waltham Boys
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Miss Subol
Sky
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Jim Bushey
al Mulcahy
Waltham Boys’ Club
Mulcahy
Bill Ketchum
Manchester, N.H
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Joyce Lavoie
Lynn Dee
Phillips
Mary Hutchings
Debbie Harden
Elaine Baker
Anne Norton
Calvin
Bud) Sykes
Bob Muir
Jack Maguire
Jim Boyle
Jim Waters
Mary Goodrich
Jane Muir
Norm Lasignan
Fran Douglas
Stan Koza
Say Marchette
Dick Goodrich
Lois Suboisky
John Marchesi
Dick Allard
John Franchebois
Val Marchetto
Bill Stephens
Nancy Quirk
Linsda Morrison
Steve Howard
Whifinsville
Cloonan
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Nancy Dun
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Gr Eaton
Pas Small
Oy Sadana Stephens
Pitttiard
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Lynn Palilips
Ab Mulcahy
Walman
Allr Ketenin
Ian Hunter
Penny Nichola
Whitisville
Joy Danetowler
N. OH
Joe Anderson
Aanchaster
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Severance
Macilyn Demers
Joyce Lay
Kynn DePhillips
Mas Hutchings
Jeanne Norton
Cindy Douglas
Jane Haghey
Ann Flynn
Kim” Douglas
Loomis Wins Opener Over Cranwell 75 to 55
Loomis School defeats Cranwell School Lenox Mass 75 55 to earn its first win of the season leading 37 16 at halftime Pete Reynolds tops Loomis with 27 points Don Karp adds 11 Paul Procopio and Ed Collins lead Cranwell with 18 and 14 points respectively Cranwell to face Windsor Mountain School in March of Dimes tournament opener at Lenox High School gymnasium
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Conn
Loomis
Cranwell School
Lenox
Mass
Cranwell
Pete Reynolds
Don Karp
Paul Procopio
Pittsfield
Ed Collins
Larchmont
N.Y
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Windsor Mountain School
March of Dimes
Lenox High
PHS and Hoosac clash in 5 5 hockey tie at Pittsfield
Pittsfield High School and Hoosac School battled to a 5 5 tie on the Pittsfield rink. Pittsfield’s Tom McCormick and Hoosac’s Bill Osher each had two goals and an assist as both teams traded leads in a seesaw contest with key plays from Steve Sargent Art Tucson John Millar and Don Rochelo.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Hoosac School
Pittsfield’s
Tom McCormick
Hoosac’s
Bill Osher
McCormick
Don Rochelo
Oshei
Steve Sargent
Art Tucson
Tuclon
Hoosac
John Millar
Charley Barnes
Don Lucaroni
PHS
Imperials Top Huntington 128 114 In Basketball Showdown
Pittsfield Imperials defeated Huntington Merchants 128 to 114 at Huntington yesterday afternoon. Willie Green led with 39 points. Bob Steiner 28. Frank DeAngelis 23. Dick Ga Barbera 23. Jim Rickard 15. Granger and Griffith each scored 31 for Huntington. Next game vs Thomas Memorials of Lee on Monday night January 27 at Lee High gym.
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Huntington Merchants
Willie Green
Pittsfield
Bob Steiner
Frank DeAngelis
Dick Ga Barbera
Jim Rickard
Wayne Granger
Jeff Griffith
Huntington
Imperials
Thomas
Lee
New Lee High
Serbere
Granger
Faya
Steiner
Megry
O'Brien
Rem
Hineta
Terry Goodrich Wins Ski Event
Terry Goodrich, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Goodrich of 47 Waubeek Road, won the Class 3 event in the United States Eastern ski races at Boston Hill Andover. More than ten entrants competed across four classes in the area’s first event.
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Terry Goodrich
Charles Goodrich
Waubeek Road
Boston Hill
Andover
Berkshire Edged in Tri State League Clash by Hotchkiss
Sheffield Berkshire School fell 33 to 49 to Hotchkiss in a Saturday tri State League game. Captain Bill Smith led Hotchkiss with 18 points, John Grube added 12 for the visitors. After a tight start the game pulled away in the fourth quarter as Berkshire, now 9-2 in league play, prepares for a Wednesday nonleague visit to Lenox at 2 30 p.m.
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Sheffield
Berkshire
Hotchkiss School
Bill Smith
John Grube
Hotchkiss
Lenox
Late Coals By Cariety Win for BC
Mike Carney scored twice in the third period lifting the Boys' Club hockey team to a 5-3 victory over the Troy All-Stars yesterday at the Boys' Club rink. Pittsfield trailed 3-2 entering the final period before BC pulled away.
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Cariety
Mike Carney
Troy
Pittsfield
Shelton Defeats Berkshire Christian 85 to 60 in Linox
Shelton College of Ringwood New Jersey defeated Berkshire Christian College 85 to 60 as Frank Robison scored 31 for the winners and Terry Weymouth led Berkshire Christian with 18. The margin was 38 29 at halftime, Berkshire Christian fading after the break. Shelton moves to 5 3 on the season.
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LENOX
Shelton College
Ringwood
N.J
Berkshire Christian College
Frank Robison
Shelton
Terry Weymouth
Clinton
Maine
Berkshire Christian
Christians
Barrington (R.J.) College
Windsor Mountain School
Shelton Berk
Christian Robi
Cornwall Is Defeated By Cheshire Academy
Cheshire Academy defeated Cornwall Academy 51 to 45 at Cheshire. A strong first half gave Cheshire a 31 to 17 halftime lead, after which play stayed even. Cornwall's top scorers were Clif Gunn 18 Jim Donato 17 and Guy Vance 12, while Bill Reed led Cheshire with 27 points. Cornwall played without backcourt ace Don Whelihan.
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Cheshire Academy
Cornwall Academy
Great Barrington
Mass
Clif Gunn
Jim Donato
Guy Vance
Cornwall
Bill Reed
Don Whelihan
Holyoke
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Connale
Pittsfield Wins Beartown Ski Meet At State Forest
Pittsfield High won the school ski meet at Beartown State Forest on Saturday with 98 points. Lenox scored 87.8, Darrow 67.4, Drury 52, and Mount Greylock Regional 48.2.
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Pittsfield
Lenox
Darrow
Drury
Mount Greylock
Berlin Victorious Over HVRHS 60 51
Berlin High defeated Housatonic Valley Regional High 60 to 51 in a Northwest Conference game. Berlin led 31 to 25 at halftime as John Centarelli of Berlin and Gerry Routhier of HVRHS each scored 16 points. The teams schedule a rematch for the afternoon at 3 15 in Berlin.
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Conn
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Housatonic Valley
John Centarelli
Housatonic
Gerry Routhier
High Lawn Drops Fourth Striker to Hyde Park 9-7
Lenox high school jerseys fall 9-7 to Hyde Park Hockey Club of Boston at the Boys' Club in a hard fought game. Dan Moffatt leads High Lawn with two goals and two assists, while Gene LeBlanc pace Hyde Park with a pair of goals in the first period. Goalie Ron DiGregorio makes 36 saves for High Lawn as Chaffee stops 24 shots for the Jerseys.
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Hyde Park Hockey Club
Boston
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al Isenstadt
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Ed Dal
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LeBlanc
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City ski meet names Sloper as chairman for second year
Roger Sloper has been named chairman of the city ski meet for a second year at Pittsfield State Forest. He announced new rules including 3 pm entry deadline and 9 am number pickup. The downhill uses Shadow and Ghost Trails with age groups on Shadow Trail and the slalom follows lunch on the open field.
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Cranwell Edges Avon 4-3 in overtime thriller
Cranwell School rallies from early deficit to beat Avon Old Farms 4-3 in overtime. Tom Pohl nets the winning goal at 3:20 of OT after Cranwell drew even 2-2 in regulation. Avon led 2-1 after the first period and 1-1 at the second, with Cranwell taking the comeback bid to extra time.
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Berkshire Triumphs 4-2 In Hockey
Berkshire School beats Salisbury 4 2 in Salisbury Conn Ray Tuller first line center scored Berkshire first goal and assisted twice. Peter Harrison opened third period lead and Berkshire held on as Steve Whitney added late insurance Salisbury goals by Anthony. Berkshire goalie Reichart 21 saves, Tobin 3 saves in relief. Salisbury goalie Kendall 19 saves.
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Berkshire
Tuller
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Pete Harrison
Steve Whitney
Anthony
Lee Reichart
Berkshire Nets
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Reichart
John Kendall
Salisbury Nets
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Wreeter Spares
Gerkshire
Aruder
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