Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1970

Page

15

Three NBL Leaders Face Games in Pittsfield Tonight

Northern Berkshire Basketball League showcases Taconic High, Drury of North Adams, and St. Joseph's High of Pittsfield as unbeaten teams playing in Pittsfield at 7:15. Taconic meets Drury in Taconic gym. St Joe's faces Mt Greylock at the Boys Club.

Berkshire Taconic High Drury North Adams St. Joseph's High Pittsfield Taconic Taconic Gymnasium St. Joe’s Mt. Greylock Williamstown Pittsfield High North Adams Armory Joseph's High Adams Wahconah Dalton Southern Berkshire League Lenox High Mt. Everett Sheffield Lenox and Lee High McCann Tech Knight’s St. Joe's NBL Wahcough St. Joseph’s Lee Monument Mountain

Taconic Faces Blue Devils In Key Midseason Tilt

Mc Cann is 0-2 as Taconic, coached by Bob Coakley, prepares for a pivotal clash with the Blue Devils. Jeff Johnson returns from a finger fracture to bolster Taconic’s frontcourt. captain Leon Kelly and Bill Barry join Marty Phillips in the lineup with guards O Connell and Jacoby. Drury, unbeaten, also seeks victory as Ed Lamarre’s team hosts Cary Dassatl and Roger Belieau. St. Joe's eyes a sixth straight win behind Connolly, Harrison, Breen, DiNicola, Murphy and Handerek. PHS sticks with Paris Hover Sturma Keegan Tate and MacDonald Moynihan off the bench after a 89-66 loss to St. Joe's.

McCann Taconic Bob Coakley Blue Devils Jeff Johnson Mr. Greylock Coakley Leon Kelly Bill Barry Marty Phillips R. M. O'Connell Chris Jacoby Johnson Gary Murphy Mike Britain Drury Ed Lamarre Mike Kirby Bob Magnifico Cary Dassatl Roger Belieau Jeff Noel Paul LaCross Curt Boisjolie Wayne Duval St. Joe's Paul Peracchi Chris Connolly Bob Harrison Cocaptain Bob Breen Bill DiNicola Mark Murphy Terry Caden Chip Handerek Billy Hart Guilt Spencer Duke Ritter Tom Falivene John Agostin Mike Landino Bruce Ritter Russ Pickering PHS Vin McKeever Ed Paris Bill Hover Dan Sturma Mike Keegan Gary Tate Bob MacDonald Bob Moynihan Generals St. Joe’s Pittsfield Crusaders McKeever

Street Quits All Courses Six Days Before Finals

James Street, No. 1 Texas quarterback, withdrew from all courses on January 9, six days before semifinal exams. He cited fear of hurting finals and mentioned pressure from Arkansas and Notre Dame games that helped establish the Longhorns’ No. 1 ranking. Street aims to pursue baseball, where he has a strong record, while football suitors may view him as too small for professional play.

Austin Tex Callea James Street Street Arkansas Notre Dame Texas Fayetteville Longhorns Ord Lon Hewlett

UCLA Retains No 1 Ranking In AP Poll

UCLA’s Bruins hold the top spot as the nation’s No 1 college basketball team with 26 first place votes and 592 points from the AP panel. Kentucky stays No 2, while South Carolina, St. Bonaventure, New Mexico State, and Jacksonville round out the top six.

UCLA Bruins Gazelle Associated Press Kentucky South Carolina St. Bonaventure New Mexico State Jacksonville Houston Marquette North Carolina North Carolina State Niagara Drops Army Fairleigh Dickinson Il Davidson Mlinois Ohio U. Ri Penn Southern Calif Duke Kansas State Louisville Town Notre Dame

West keeps Scoring Lead in NBA Statistics

Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers remains the NBA scoring leader with 1,340 points in 43 games, averaging 31.2. Billy Cunningham is second at 28.1, Elgin Baylor third at 26.6, Lew Alcindor fourth at 26.5, and Oscar Robertson fifth at 25.5. Flynn Robinson tops free throw percentage at .901, while Nate Thurmond leads in rebounding at 17.7 per game.

NEW York Jerry West Los Angeles Lakers National Basketball Association West Billy Cunningham Elgin Hayes San Diego Milwaukee Lew Alcindor Cincinnati Oscar Robertson Flynn Robinson Nate Thurmond San Francisco

College basketball scores from multiple matchups reported

South Georgia defeated Auburn 71 to 67 while Kentucky beat Murray 85 to 73 and Ohio State trounced West Virginia 70 to 44. The round featured numerous regional results including Georgia Tech, La Tech, Clemson, and Portland with varied margins and outcomes.

Georgia Auburn Clemson Ga. Tech West Kentucky Murray Ohio State W. Virgina Maryland St Norfolk St

Harlem Wizards Cornwall To Play Benefit Contest

A benefit basketball game between the Harlem Wizards of New York City and Cornwall Academy of Great Barrington is set for Saturday night Feb 28 at the Pittsfield Boys Club gym. Net proceeds will aid the Lions Club red eye research fund and each Lions Club district unit will receive 150 tickets for distribution. Robert H Bloch of Great Barrington is chairman with David Gilmore as treasurer.

Harlem Wizards New York City Cornwall Academy Great Barrington Pittsfield Boys’ Club District Lions Club Wizards Pittsfield Merchants Robert H. Bloch David Gilmore

Lanier praise from Pittsfield grows with Bonneys star

longtime Pittsfield affiliate Garnish, 64, lauds St Bonaventure’s Bob Lanier, the 50 point Holiday Classic hero at Madison Square Garden, noting Lanier’s rise from Masten Boys Club to All-America status and Garnish’s own career in Boys' Clubs.

Pittsfield Bob Lanier St. Bonaventure College Jake Garnish Aew Buffalo N.Y Garnish Katherine McKay Stockbridge Dodge Ave Jake Lanier Masten Buffalo Boys’ Club Masten Club Lorrie Alexander Alexander Ohio Bob Bonnies Purdue Madison Square Garden Hlso Garnish New Bedford

Wynn Boudreau and Kiner Head List of Hall of Fame Hopefuls

New York AP report lists Early Wynn Louw Boudreau and Ralph Kiner as leading Hall of Fame candidates. Ballots for this year's Baseball Writers Association of America election exceed 400 with three new names Duke Snider Billy Bruton and Bobby Shantz joining the ballot.

Wynn, Boudreau Kiner New York Early Wynn Louw Boudreau Ralph Kiner Baseball Writers Association of America Baseball Commissioner's Office Pittsburgh Writers’ Association Duke Snider Billy Bruton Bobby Shantz

Scheffing Named GM Of Mets

Hob Scheffing a baseball veteran since 1935 agreed to become general manager and vice president of the world champion New York Mets after initial reluctance following Murphy's death from a heart attack. He accepted unanimously at a board meeting.

NEW York (Ap Hob Scheffing John Murphy New York Mets Scheffing M. Donald Grant Murphy

Hockey Head Eagleson Following Flood's Case

In St Louis AP Alan Eagleson executive director of the NHL Players Association says Curt Flood’s antitrust challenge to baseball’s reserve clause could aid all pros. He notes NHL players seek changes to hockey’s reserve clause and to honor 1957 waiver rules to prevent retention of players on minor farm lists.

St, Louis Curt Flood National Hockey League Players’ Association Alan Eagleson Toronto NHL Eagleson Players’ Association NHL Governors Flood U.S St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Phillies

Narvaez Triumphs Evans In Philadelphia Boxing Bout

Frankie Narvaez of New York City defeated Roger Evans of Philadelphia by decision in a 137 pound bout held in Philadelphia. Narvaez outboxed Evans to earn the win on points.

Philadelphia Frankie Narvaez New York City Roger Evans

Modification Of Reserve Clause In NBA Players Eyes Flood Case

Philadelphia AP. Curt Flood’s antitrust suit against baseball’s reserve clause prompts NBA stars like Oscar Robertson and Chet Walker to back a modified reserve clause. They warn the issue could affect all sports and expect a pre All Star meeting to discuss a formal backing and possible stance on a ABA merger, plus calls for a shorter season and playoffs.

Philadelphia Oscar Robertson Chet Walker National Basketball Association Curt Flood Robertson NBA Players Association Walker Chicago Bulls American Basketball Association Cincinnati Royals Flood Walter Kennedy Board of Governor's ABA

Esposito And Orr Make Strides In NHL Records

New York AP reports Tony Esposito posted two shutouts and a 1.96 GAA to lead Chicago in goals against average. Bobby Orr of Boston accumulated 65 points with 13 goals and 32 assists, breaking records for defensemen. Phil Esposito trailed with 23 goals and 31 assists as Jacques Lemaitre led in goals with 23 and Carol Vadnais topped penalties with 161.

NEW York Tony Esposito Bobby Orr Paints Chicago Esposito Boston Orr National Hockey League NHL Black Hawk Charlie Gardiner Phil Esposito Montreal Jacques Lemaire Stan Mikita Carol Vadnais Oakland

Women Welcome At St. Mark's Sports Night

In an unprecedented move St. Mark's Men's Club will welcome women to its sports night at the parish center Sunday at 7 PM. Principal speaker is Tom Dowd of the Boston Red Sox with Joe Dobson Tommy Grieve and Pat McKernan also on the program. The arrangements committee meets tonight at 7 40 at St Mark's Rectory.

Marcel E. Peltier St. Mark's St. Mark's Parish Center Tom Dowd Boston Red Sox Joe Dobson Red Sox Tommy Grieve Washington Senators Pat McKer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bill Mahan Mui Robert Heard Joe Theismann Ben Rappoport Columbia Niagara Washington Iowa Illinois Davidson Ohio U Southern California The Laker Star Mark Cunningham McNeese St la Tech LaSalle New Orlas Ley Jackson St Dillard Alcorn Grambling Midwest Dayton Detroit Cole Iowa State Oglethorps Shorter Westan M. Cent Quincy Ill-Edwardsville Southwesttephen SW Tex Weber St Montana St. Colo Utah State Portland Cornwall Farr James E. Keegan Providence Paul Stanley Garnishes Bruce A Marine Corps Okinawa Vietnam Wayne Granger Cincinnati Reds Wayne Granger Pedro Vasquez San Juan Puerto Rico Pedro Hosfor Ocala Fla Dave Sturma St. Anselm's St. Anselm’s Sturma Tom Gentile Jim Campbell Elmira Pioneers Rochester Red Wings Baltimore Campbell Rochester Las Vegas Hocky Marciano Cassius Clay Churchill Downs Rocky Clay Paramount Theatre Springfield Strand Theatre Albany Dick Joyce Wynn Cleveland Indians Cleveland Chicago White Sox Boudreau Hay Indians Pittsburgh Pirates Stan Musial Roy Campanella Mets Bob Scheffing Hockey Kennedy St. Mark’s Zayra 2. C.A.P American Express Diners Club Carte Blanche Uni-Card Zayre Fabulous Department Store Dalton Ave Main St Berrington Lennox & Fletcher & Wood Bros North Street Pittafield, Mans Jack Smith
Search Courier

Search the Berkshire Eagle Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Berkshire Eagle?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication