Unbeaten County Loop Leaders Seek To Extend Win Streaks
Drury High North Adams St Josephs Pittsfield Lenox High top county two leagues with 40 win records seek more wins tomorrow. Drury 10th straight aim Mt Greylock at Williamstown St Josephs Adams High Lenox Monument Mountain at Lenox Pittsfield Wahconah Taconic Mt Everett clash at North Adams McCann Tech Lee High idle all varsity games set for 715 except Drury Mt Greylock.
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Drury High
North Adams
St. Joseph's High
Pittsfield
Lenox High
Drury
St. Joe’s
Lenox
St. Joseph's
Mt. Greylock
Williamstown
St. Joe's
Adams High
Adams
Monument Mountain
Great Barrington
Pittsfield High
Wahconah
Dalton
Taconic High
McCann Tech
Mt. Everett
Sheffield
Lee High
Drury-Mt. Greylock
UMass Edged by Fordham in Tight 62 61 Finish
UMass led most of the game but Fordham rallied to win 62 61 in New York. Julius Erving scored a game high 31 for UMass while Bob Cassou's late 2 points sealed Fordham's fifth win against eight defeats.
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New York
Massachusetts
Fordham
Bob Cassou
Redmen
Rams
Umass
Julius Erving
Casson
Fordham Umass
BE Kallert
Gallagher
Yelverton
Erving Zari
Chapman
Carson
Eligrbrock
Burnc
Local league hoops set for crucial matchups
In the Southern Berkshire League Adams faces Wahconah in a 61 60 thriller while Taconic sits third after a Drury loss. Mount Greylock eyes an 04 record against league leader Drury as Pittsfield and Adams chase first NBL triumphs amid tight standings with Lee High Monument Mountain Mt Everett and McCann in close contention.
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Lash
Mr. Greylock
Drury
Mounties
St. Joe’s
North Adams
Taconic
Adams
Pittsfield
Hurricanes
Bob Malarczyk
Wahconah
Braves
Windsor Mt Scores Third League Win
Windsor Mountain Schools beat Millbrook of New York 144 to 9 4 in Berkshire Hills League action to run their league record to three wins. Mike Pettus led with 29 points, followed by Jim Sarmuk 16 and Mike Byrd 13. Millbrook top scorer Mike Goodwine had 19. Windsor Mountain junior varsity upset the Windsor Mountain jayvees 45-43. Next, Windsor Mountain visits Salisbury School in Salisbury Connecticut on Saturday.
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LENOX
Windsor Mountain
Millbrook
N.Y
Mike Pettus
Jim Sarmuk
Pittsfield
Mike Byrd
Mike Goodwine
Jack Brennan
Salisbury
Conn
Pittsfield High wins eight-school ski meet at state forest
Pittsfield High School tops an eight-school interscholastic ski meet at Pittsfield State Forest with 181.48 points, followed by Drury High at 161.39 and Taconic High at 159.39. Mt Greylock’s Gigliotti wins the slalom in 37 seconds, closely followed by Pittsfield’s Wheeler. In cross country S.L. Candy of Drury wins in 17:24.7 with PHS Rusk and Litsch er finishing second and third.
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Pittsfield High
Pittsfield State Forest
PHS
Drury High
Taconic High
Mt. Greylock
Wahconah
Monument Mountain
Lenox
Adams
James Gigliotti
Mt Greylock
Matt Wheeler
Gigliotti
David Rusk
Joe Dickson
Two Sign With Braves First 1976 Braves Deals
ATLANTA AP catcher Bob Didier and shortstop Sonny Jackson became the first Atlanta Braves to sign 1976 contracts. Vice President Paul Richards announced today.
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Atlanta
Bob Didier
Sonny Jackson
Atlanta Braves
Paul Richards
Silverman Adds a 3rd 10-Rounder
Promoter Sam Silverman announced a third 10 round bout for the North Adams Armory card. Top fights feature New England featherweight champion Terry Rondeau defending against Henry Wickham and Al Romano defending welterweight against Gene Roberts. Also slated is Roy Buttercup Williams vs Arnold Sparks with advance tickets available at local outlets.
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North Adams
Sam Silverman
North Adams Armory
New England
Terry Rondeau
Pittsfield
Henry Wickham
Maine
al Romano
Romano
Higely
Juan Ramos
Williams
Sparks
Silverman
Center Sports
Rick's Auto
McCarthy
Adams
Dalton
Frankie Martin
Boxing results from Chicago and Boston cards
Chicago bout saw Allen Thomas stop Jose Garcia in six rounds while Tony Doyle out pointed Charlie Singleton in six rounds in Salt Lake City. In Boston Jimmy Dupree defeated Dick Hall on points over ten rounds Tuesday night.
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Chicago
Allen Thomas
Jose Garcia
Venezuela
Tony Doyle
Salt Lake City
Charlie Singleton
Boston
Jimmy Dupree
Newark
N.J
Dick Hall
Terry Rondeau Cited As N.E. Fighter of Year
Terry Rondeau of Piltsfield named outstanding New England fighter of 1969 by New England Sports Enterprises president Gerald St. Amand. Rondeau went 18 for 18, tops globally, with honors to Larry Butler and Jesse Crown. Runner-ups were Paul Raymond and Al Romano. Award to be presented at North Adams Armory before Rondeau defense against Henry Wickham.
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New England
Terry Rondeau
Piltsfield
Gerald St. Amand
New England Sports Enterprises
Larry Butler
Portland
Maine
Jesse Crown
St. Amand
Rondeau
Paul~ Raymond
Somerville
Mass
al Romano
North Adams
Romano
Roger Sala
College Basketball Tally of Scores Across Then Nation
A digest of college basketball results lists numerous games with scores and opponents. Notable outcomes include St Bonaventure defeating DePaul 83 to 59, Villanova 96 over Boston College 68, Penn State 69 narrowly beating Western Virginia 68, and Holy Cross 96 over Colgate 90 among many others.
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DePaul
Villanova
Boston
Col
Penn
W. Virginia
Temple
Holy Cross
Colgate
Northeastern
Springfield
Pitt
Kent State
Fordham
Mass
St. Francis
Fairleigh- Dickinson
Bucknell
Gettysburgh
Pittsfield Dominates Darrow in Independent Wrestling Meet
Pittsfield High of Massachusetts defeated Darrow School 41 to 13 in New Lebanon New York. Pittsfield dominated the lower weights with six pins and a forfeit in the first seven matches led by Joe Phillips Al Cimini Bill Koziara Mike Adelson Mike Pipp and Bill Burke. Darrow’s wins came from Martin Fisher Dave Brumley and Steve Gritting with a mix of decisions and pins.
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New Lebanon
N.Y
Pittsfield
Mass
Darrow School
Generals
Joe Phillips
al Cimini
Bill Koziara
Mike Adelson
Mike Pipp
Bill Burke
Dick Varmey
Dan Viroj
al Keorara
Larry Jennings
AT - Tanuk
Pater Sunker
Gernert Named Pittsfield Berkshire Senator Manager
Dick Gernert has been appointed to manage the Pittsfield Berkshire Senators, a move seen as aiding professional baseball in the city. Gernert’s major league background and size promise authoritativeness, while questions remain about the players he will direct at Wahconah Park.
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Dick Gernert
Pittsfield-Berkshire Senators
Pat McKernan
Gernert
Wahconah Park
Eddie Popowski
Boston Red Sox
Dick Williams
Popowski
Eddie Kasko
Williams
Billy Gardner
Gardner
Louisville Colonels
Kaska
Pittsfield
Boston
Red
Sox
Wytheville
Dave Southard
Fleet
Jack Murdock
University of Colorado
Murdock
Chicopee
Atlanta Falcons
Springfield
Quincy
Officials Set for Berkshire Hills Outdoor Speed Skating
Officials for the Berkshire Hills outdoor speed skating championships on the Common Saturday and Sunday are listed. Registrars, clerks of course, judges, referees, starters, timers and scorers span Pittsfield Utica Saratoga Springs and New York City with names like Deloye Peaslee Neal and Smith. A competitors dinner follows at Pittsfield High School and city ski meet participants may join.
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Berkshire Hills
Robert Deloye
The
Departtment of Parks and Recreation
Carl Peaslee
Mary Smith
Pittsfield
James Neal
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Kenneth Kearney
Utica
Patti Smith
E. Barnes
Dunlap
Elmer Greenwood
Robert Braim
Vincent Hebert
James Farry
J. Paul Graham
Frank Dick
Evelyn Kearney
Walter Garry
Fort Johnson
Frank Paciariello
Elmhurst
N-Y
John Jegan
Brooklyn
N Y
Joseph Sule
Woodhaven
William Hughes
the Bronx
John Byrne
Syracuse
David Dunlap
Victor Fraysse
Bogota
N.L
Philip Jankiewicz
Robert Ahrendtsen
David Roche
Timers
Hazel Spencer
Virginia O'Brien
Augie Wurster
Ballston Spa
Melburn Bruso
Raybrook
Rute Garry
Fr. Johnson
Mildred Egan
Betty Purdy
Peaslee
Smith
Neal
Mike Fraysse
Marian Bannick
William P. Drummond
Susan Hayford
Susan Donovan
Betty Chittenden
John Marchesi
Pittsfield High School
Ice Races Set For Hoosac Lake February Eighth
Cheshire hosts the fifth annual Hoosac Lake ice race on February 8 at 1 a.m. with about 50 top regional drivers from New England New York and New Jersey. Proceeds benefit Hoosac Valley High School scholarships and race rules require stock bodies tires and no added weight. Clyde Billing of Augusta Maine is favored to win with his son David placing runner up last year. Leo Bedard of Bedard Brothers Auto Sales chairs the event and plans to enter Saab entries with five cars including his son Ronald and crew members Konder Ni Biagini Marran. Last year’s race drew 3 000 to 5 000 spectators and is the only Cheshire race on the association schedule outside Maine.
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Hoosac Lake
New England
New York
New Jersey
Adams Lodge of Elks
Association
Maine
Clyde Billing
Augusta
Billing
David
Leo H. Bédard
Bedard
Brothers Auto Sales, Inc
Saab
Ronald
Pittsfield
John Konder Jr
Stephen Biagini
Richard Marran
Brunswick
Leo Bedard
Epic Goalie Bartow named to Division 2 all stars
Williams College senior goalie Phil Bartow of Far Hills New Jersey earned a Division 2 weekly all star nod from the Eastern College Athletic Conference. He posted 80 saves and five goals allowed in two games last week as the Ephs tied Colby 1 1 and lost to Bowdoin 4 2. Co captain Gary Benson of New Canaan Connecticut maintains a pace setting scoring streak through seven games with 14 goals and 11 assists for 25 points.
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Phil Bartow
Williams College
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Bartow
Far Hills
N.J
Ephs
Colby
Bowdoin
Gary Benson
New Canaan
Benson
New England
St Charles and St Mark's Rise in CYC Junior Basketball
In Catholic Youth Center action St Charles beat St Joseph 59 to 26 as Pete Larkin scored 13 for St Charles Gary Howland led St Joseph with 10. St Mark's defeated Holy Family 394 with Terry Cahill scoring 23 to pace the winners Frank Koldys had 14 for Holy Family.
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St. Joseph's
St. Mark’s
Holy Family
Catholic Youth Center
Pete Larkin
Gary Howland
St. Joseph’s
Terry Cahill
Frank Koldys
St. Smarles
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R. Kottlys
Albano
Kottlys
Neessina
Pietrowski
Magner
Blanchard
Rapkowicz
Danas Demy
Ropelewski
Donaldson
Malusa
Jancen i
Gasson
Hayes
LaRouche
S-Minuta
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