St Joseph's Faces Stiff Test in 3 Top NBL Clash
St Joseph's of Pittsfield atop the Northern Berkshire League faces Adams High as Drury meets Mt Greylock and Taconic plays St Joseph's North Adams in a slate of 8:15 pm varsity games. Mt Greylock and North Adams Gaels share seventh at 0-4 while Lenox tops Southern Berkshire action with 3-0- games. Pittsfield and Wakana Regional renew Pittsfield Dalton rivalry.
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Wakcanah
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McCann Tech
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Sheffield
Monument
Mountain
Spartans
McCaan
Lee High
St.’ Joe's
Hurricanes
Chip Handarek
Handarek
Adams
Mike Dziadzio
Hurricane
Chris Connolly
Bob Harrison
Cocaptain
Bob Breen
Billy DiNicola
Mark Murphy
Terry Caden
Paul Perachhi
Taconic
Pittsfield and Wahconah set for pivotal basketball clash
Pittsfield High, riding a 10 game win streak, hosts Wahconah as coach Vin McKeever relies on guards Bob Moynihan and stars Mike Keegan and Gary Tate to counter Wahconah led by Captain Gene Quick and Dave Mixer. Meantime Pittsfield guards Johnson and Murphy, with O Connell and Jacoby, face injury recovery as teams balance lineup depth and incentives in a tight standings week.
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Drury
Bob ‘Coakley
Leon Kelly
Bill Barry
Marty Phillips
R. NM
O'Connell
Chris Jacoby
Jeff Johnson
Gary Murphy
Mike Britain
Johnson
Pittsfield High
Wahconah
Mike Keegan
Gary Tate
Cocaptain
Dan‘Sturma
Bill Hover
Ed Paris
Posi
McKeever
Bob Moynihan
Moynihan
Pittsfield
St. Joe's
North Adams
Bob MacDonald
Tom Murray
Mike Fox
Brian Popper
Glenn Campbell
Gene Quick
Dave Mixer
Tom O'Connor
John Clapper
Dave Hall
Low Allegrone
Ex Mayor Dillon to Lead Boys Club Exhibition Game
Former mayor Robert Dillon will head the committee planning the exhibition basketball game between Marcus Haynes's Magicians and Berkshire County high school coaches scheduled for Sunday afternoon February 3. The event benefits the Boys' Club basketball leagues. Other committee members include Lou Russo Nick Debacher Charlie Gilson Bill Mills Pat Masetti Scotty Leslie Tony Lynch Jim Mooney and Boys' Club Supt. Fred Fahey.
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Robert Dillon
Marcus Haynes
Magicians
Berkshire County High School
Lou Russo
Nick Debacher
Charlie Gilson
Bill Mills
Pat Masetti
Scotty Leslie
Tony Lynch
Jim ‘Mooney
Fred Fahey
Paul Pierce to drill with Washington farm system in Florida
Paul Pierce, Pittsfield-Berkshire High star, will report March 20 to Washington Senators minor league base at Plant City Florida. He will work out with farm hands and may be assigned to Pittsfield if he shows well. Pierce, a 1966 PHS graduate, is finishing a CCSU junior semester and intends to continue his education. He was signed by Pittsburgh after Pittsfield High and spent 1966 with Salem Virginia, with a 1967 assignment to Clinton Iowa delayed by a shoulder injury.
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Washington Senators
Plant City
Fla
Pat McKernan
Pittsfield-Berkshire Senators
McKerman
Pierce
Paul
Washington
Central Connecticut State College
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsfield High
Pittsburgh
Salem
Clinton
Iowa
PHS
Pittefield-Berkshire Red Sox
Billy Gardner
Red Sox
Joe Morgan
York Pirates
Boston
Boxing Fights Set as North Adams Hosts New England Champs
The North Adams Armory hosts a boxing card headlined by New England champions Terrible Terry Rondeau and Romano a challenging Henry Wickham and Gene Roberts. A strong crowd is expected as boxing returns to prominence after a televised Marciano Clay bout drew nationwide attention.
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New England
Rocky Marciano
Cassius Clay
Clay
Alaama
Ov Sala
North Adams
Terry’ Rondeau
Henry Wickham
Portland
Maine
Romano A
Rondeau
Gene
Roberts
Sala
Renaldo Victoria
Romano
Junior and Community Leagues Boast Basketball Thrillers
The Boys' Club leagues delivered tight games as Local 255 and VFW remained unbeaten in close wins. Barbarotta racked up 87 points across two K of C games, while Barbarotta and Barboza led scorers for Crusaders and Elks with 39 and 40 points respectively.
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IUE
Butler
Pittsfield Sporting Goods
Eaton
Charlie Barbarotta
K of C
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rotary
VFW
Ji Walker
Besse Clarke
Mike Mahoney
Steve Ray
Local 254
Butler Flour
Pittsfield Sporting Goolds
Roger Hamilton
Richie Wright
John Barbaretta
Eatons
Vets
Alonzo Wright
Rich Goddeatt
Steve Tetlow
Knights of Columbus
Barbarotta
Crusaders
Larry McMahon
Jim Barboza
Elks
Lions
Danny Hogan
Nets
Billy McMehon
Larry Wright
Rotarians
College Basketball Scores Roundup AP Notes Multiple Clashes
East Niagara 111 Saint Francis N Y 83 Conn 83 Vermont 79 South Florida 122 Clemson 80 Hardin Simmons 86 Centenary 76 Tulsa 66 Southern Illinois 45 Town 97 Northern Illinois 90 Ashland 49 Thomas More 34 West Texas State 82 Trinity Texas 74 Stephen F Austin 122 Tarleton 89 Colorado State U 80 Utah State 66
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Northern Ill
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Thomas More
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Framingham to replace Bristol as Jerseys opponent
Lenox hosts Framingham Sunday at 2 30 PM as replacement opponent for the High Lawn Jerseys. Framingham, a pace setter in Massachusetts Hockey League, will face a club with a 3 2 record and had beaten Bristol 13 3 earlier in the season at Lenox School rink.
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Framingham
High Lawn
Bristol
Conn
Champlains
Mount Hermon Beats Cranwell In Nonleague Clash
Mount Hermon defeated Cranwell 70 to 48 in a nonleague game at Northfield. The Cranes suffered their third loss in four contests. Bob Lahr, Mount Hermon’s 8 foot 4 center, led with 30 points while Joe Carroll of Lenox topped Cranwell with 15. Cranwell faces Millbrook School tomorrow at Cranwell, JV 2:30, varsity 4:00.
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LENOX
Rockwood Beats HC to remain undefeated at 6-0
Rockwood Academy of Lenox toppled Holy Cross College freshmen 101-34 after a second-half rally from a 13 point deficit. Henry Price scored 31, Larry McNeill 26, Nate Carter 23, Jim Schnorr 37 for Rockwood as Holy Cross hit only 10 of 17 free throws.
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Rockwood Academy of
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Holy Cross College
Connecticut Prep
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Westbrook
St. ‘Thomas More
Colchester
Rockwood
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Holy Cross
Herrick Lengers
Henry Price
Larry
McNeill
Nate Carter
Jim ‘Schnorr
Gene Doyle
Holy Cross Academy
Perp Carter
U Jacr
Yaker
Doyle
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