Hopfensberger and Zimmerman Lead Brodie Mountain GS
Gerhard Hopfensberger won the Jim Kelly invitational giant slalom at Brodie Mountain with 71.56 ahead of Egon Zimmerman at 72.27 for a 1 1 2 finish. Brodie Mountain instructor Tom Varanka placed 10th at 74.84 as Hopfensberger plans European pro races and a return to Switzerland for World Pro events.
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Ashford
Gerhard Hopfensberger
Stratton
Brodie” Mountain
Egon Zimmerman
Gunstock
H. Zimmerman
Hopfensberger
Eagle Ski
John Hitchcock
Cooke City
Mont
South America
Argentina
Gerhard
Europe
Switzerland
U.S
Vail
Colo
Pascal Jugy
Catamounts Claim Third Despite Low Start In Ski Meet
In South Egremont Catamount ski area earned third place money with a 23rd starting position as Zimmerman won and Varanka finished 14th. Prize money totaled 1000 dollars with payouts including 400 to the winner, 200 to Zimmerman, 100 to Jugg, 60 to Manfred Krings of Mt Snow, and 35 to fifth-place Franz Pleberger of Stratton.
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Catamount
South Egremont
Zimmerman
Varanka
Jugg
Manfred Krings
Mt Snow
Franz Pleberger
Stratton
Bill O'Connell
Reland
Kelly
O’connell
Trurg
Ryan
Otis Ridge
Dave Scott
Brodie
Will Bridgham
Max Sauter
Noptens
Berate
Tss
Gem Zimmerman
Guestek
Thar
Pascal Jung
Catameunt
Krings
Mt. Show
Franz Fleperser
Randelf Pawlowski
Gunsteck
Stomen Glen Elles
Sigt Gee
Sugartash
Yas Klas Buttinger
Gunsteck Vari
Tom Varanka
Brodie Bray Yvan
Pecacanteus Bromiay
Tam
Wily Matter
Wildcat
Jacques Martin
Rossionol
Thag
Rudi Mair
Mad River
Glen
Glen Tas Heing Screite
Mt. Tomas
Gerald Vieville
Woodstock
Halder Reinbolt
Bill Dougles
Merman Crerar
Barry Tucker
Gernanat Welter
Ap Reiter
Philippa Syp
Tad Watshire
James Wolf
Onset
Chip Weeds
Liste Giert
Glee Ellen
Daniel Simond
Glen Ellen
Jack Meet
Peeer
Kui
Karl Gesenschatz
Ging Blzesi
Annet
West Mt
Dose
Joel Gres
Wotaxfock
Patrick Wahte
Glen Elles
Onf
Pater Perner
Mt. Tom
Ines Paynter
Heimann
Bsafier Stuem
Bri
Asa
Wiliam Eddy
Weat
Ose Steinberger
Eciey
Mark Mitchel
Jim Kelly
Pascal Jugg
Gerhard Hopfensberger
Egon Zimmerman
Gunstock
Sol Autan
Sheran's 34 Points Sparks Seyffer Ford in Cadet Win
Dave Turtle Sheran poured in 34 points helping Seyffer Ford beat Shapiro Motors 78 63 in Cadet League action. Paul Keily 28 for Rosa Restaurant and Larry McMahon 24 for Dunkin Donuts also starred in big efforts as Berkshire Coca Cola topped Lindsay Chevrolet 62 42. In Intermediate play Rosa Restaurant defeated Greylock Plastics 53 41 with Kelly and Dick Davis scoring 20 and 11 respectively. Dunkin Donuts rolled 66 34 over Frankie Martin's as Mike Ziemek contributed 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Turtle’ Sheran
Spark Seyffer Ford
Shapiro Motors
Paul Keily
Rosa Restaurant
Larry McMahon
Dunkin’ Donuts
Shapiro
Rudy Hamilton
Sheran
Seyffer Ford
Larry Fowlkes
Hamilton
Brian Flynn
Berkshire Coca-Cola
Lindsay Chevrolet
Mike Flanagan
Jim’ Howland
Ed Maloney
Jim Martin
Jim
Cokes
Greylock Plastics
Kelly and
Plastics
Dick Davis
Rosa
Jim Early
Frankie Martin
McMahon
Mike Ziemek
Cadet League
Seyffer
Fovites
I Samiken
Sharan
Pheips Eet
Rocca
I Boys
Foriane
Citormate
Flying TA
Pupo
Pedren
Berkshire
Lindsay Oca
Chevrolet &P Rowland
Fe Wilk
Conyers
Tate
Greylock
Maloney
Davis
Keriah
Mal Rigen
Hegan R. Conyers
Myers
Martin Romani
Barbaretta
Raftery
Zwingelstein
Torchlight Slalom At Jiminy Torchlight Slalom Set At Jiminy
Twenty five torchbearing skiers led by ski school director Terry Theriault will slalom down Jiminy Peak's 260 slope tomorrow night. Twenty five professional fashion models will greet them from Albatry agency showing ski clothes from Jiminy Peak and other shops. A fondue beer party and dancing follow with Hancock Stompers. DJs Downty and Clarke bring fans. Skiing 6 30 to 10 30 p m. Torchlight parade at 10.
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Hancock
Terry Theriault
Jiminy Peak
Jodge
Hancock Stompers
Albatry
Tri-City
Harry Downty
WGY
Jay Clarke
WIRY
Jiminy
John Hitchcock
SBL Starts 2nd Round Tonight
The Southern Berkshire Basketball League opens the second round with Lenox High hosting McCann Tech and Lee High meeting Monument Mountain at Lee. Mt Everett faces Roeliff Jansen Central in Hillsdale NY while Northern Berkshire has no games due to midyear exams.
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Southern Berkshire Basketball League
Lenox High
McCann Tech
North Adams
Lenox
Lee High
Monument Mountain
Great Barrington
Lee
Mt. Everett Regional
Sheffield
Roeliff Jansen
Drury
Pittsfield High
Washington
Frank Howard
Connie McMahon
Millionaires
McCann
Mt.Everett
Monument Mountain Spartans
Wahconah Fresh Beats Mt Greylock 77 42
Wahconah Regional High freshmen defeated Mt Greylock Regional High freshmen 77 42 at Williamstown. Brian O Keefe led with 19 points, Paul Mawhinney 14, Pete Horth and Tim Cripps 13 each. Wahconah remains undefeated at 5 0.
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Dalton
Wahconah
Mt. Greylock Regional High
Williamstown
Brian O’keefe
Fran Reardon
Paul Mawhinney
Pete Horth
Tim Cripps
Tigers Ride High After 1969 Shutout Pace
The Detroit Tigers posted 20 shutouts in 1969, with opponents pitchers blanking them seven times, highlighting a strong pitching run and a resilient offense despite limited scoring.
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Detroit Tigers
Klimkowski Gets Chance Fair or Four
Ron Klimkowski, a Pittsfield Berkshire Red Sox pitcher in the last five Eastern League seasons, finally earns a big league shot with the New York Yankees. His sinker improves, and he shined in a Sept 24 start at Fenway Park, while Rogers Nekola advocates his value as a durable two inning reliever. The piece recalls a long list of peers from 1963 to 1989 who showed possible paths to the majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield-Berkshire Red Sox
Ron Klimkowski
Pete Magrini
Bil MacLeod
John Thibdeau
Jerry Hudgins
Bob Myer
Kenner Brett
Bill Farmer
Dick Baney
Jerry Janeski
Don Cook
Bob Guindon
Dave Gray
Bill Lee
Ivy Washington
Klimkowski
Brett
Boston Red Sox
Lee
Boston
Baney
Seattle Pilots
Wright
Kansas City Royals
Magrini
New York Yankees
Kumkowski
MacLeod
Pittsfield
Billy Gardner
Red Sox
Elston Howard
Ds Insurance
Syracuse Chiefs
Syracuse
Humkowski
Farmer
Jim
Yankees
Detroit
Baltimore
Fenway Park
Ralph Houk
Frank Verdi
Uo S Bots
Nekola
Holy Cross
Kilimkowski
Sox
Long Island
New York
Ron
Johnny Sam
Vermont Seeks Coach Adds 3 Foes Football Schedule Set
Vermont announces a two year football schedule with three new opponents Hofstra Bucknell and Lehigh. The 1970 slate opens September 19 at Connecticut and includes Boston University Northeastern Rhode Island New Hampshire Hofstra Massachusetts Maine and Lafayette. The 1971 schedule lists Connecticut Bucknell Lehigh Rhode Island New Hampshire Hofstra Massachusetts Maine and Northeastern with games at Burlington Durham Hempstead Amherst and Boston.
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Burlington
University of Vermont Catamounts
Hofstra
Bucknell
Lehigh
J. Edward Donnelly
Vermont
Connecticut
Storrs
Boston University
Northeastern
Boston
Rhode Island
Kingston
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Maine
Orono
Lafayette
Haston
Durham
Hempstead
N.Y
Amherst
Adams High Plays Cathedral Tonight At Springfield
Adams High faces Cathedral High in an independent boys basketball game at Springfield tonight at 7 15. Adams is 3-2 in the Northern Berkshire League, 8-2 overall, while Cathedral sits 7-6 overall and tied for first in the Inter school loop with a 4 1 record. Spectators are permitted. Cathedral breaks league policy for out of town games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams High
Cathedral High
Springfield
Cathedral
Adams
Hurricanes
Springfield Classical
Panthers
St. Joseph's High
North Adams
Springfield Commerce
Commerce
Longmeadow Beats St. Joseph's In Tight Wres tling Showdown
Longmeadow High preserves unbeaten mark with a 25 19 win over St. Joseph's High at the Catholic Youth Center. The Crusaders suffer their second loss in 13 matches as Mike Kochanowski pins Bill Meade in 9 15. Bruce Harper in the 175 pound class and Pat Austin in the 185 pound division lift Longmeadow to a 20 19 edge before Smegal pins Secondo at 145. St. Joe's remains alive for city crown with a win over Pittsfield High tomorrow at PHS. Mackish, Mosca, and Carpini also win for Longmeadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmeadow High
Joseph’s High
Catholic Youth Center
Crusaders
Mike Kochanowski
Western Massachusetts Unlimited
Bill Meade
Bruce Harper
Pat Austin
Harper
Bruce Smegal
Bill Secondo
St. Joe’s
Don Carpini
Pete Mosca
St. Joe's
Pittsfield High
Tom Potter
Taconic High
Oid Ee Cae
Morrinton Pointe Carpine
Ametreda
Mosca
Tranfer
Goyndeshavie IL
Ketty
povhito-Anabe
Roberts
Sochanowski
Meade
Berkshire Hills Country Club elects Richard Hunter president
Richard Dick Hunter, golf champion and long-time Berkshire Hills member, was elected BHCC president. He outlined a three point program emphasizing harmony, broader member involvement, improved communication, and economy with budget discipline and fewer functions. Edwin E. Reder remains president of the holding corporation, with Eugene Andrew as vice president.
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Richard
Dick” Hunter
Berkshire Hills Country Club
Fred Hogan
Hunter
the Hills
Himier
Bobby Jones SI
Edwin E. Reder
Eugene Andrew
Berkshire Hills
Hholding Corporation
Allied Golf Clubs set annual tournament schedule
Allied Golf Clubs of Berkshire County outline a 33-event calendar for 1970 1976 presented at the February meeting by tournament chairman E H Toole. The lineup includes flagship events such as the Western Massachusetts Interscholastic Championship at Wyantenuck Great Barrington June dates for junior and senior championships and the Allied father son and mixed foursome crowns at Wyantenuck Taconic Stockbridge and Wahconah. Also noted are MGA honors for Paul Dubois and attendance by Henry Wischusen MGA president with other officers nominated for forthcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Golf Clubs
Berkshire County
Country Club
Pittsfield
E. H. Toole
Western Massachusetts
Wyantenuck Country Club
Great Barrington
Allied
Berkshire Hills Country Club
MGA
Taconic Golf Club
Williamstown
Stockbridge
Wyantenuck
AGCRC
Eugene Andrew
Fred Windover
Taconic
Clarence Decker
Wahconah Country Club
Henry Wischusen
Massachusetts Golf Association
Paul DuBois
John P. English
Snape
Allied Sponers
Forest Park CC
Wyantenuck CC
W. M. Yterscholastic
Anthony CC
Walt Mey Wi
Wahconah
GEAA
Jone
North Adams CC
Wahconah CC
Worthington
Pitteford’ CC
Gues
Terai
Best-Hall
Berkshire Hills
Pitterie CC
Nceekrope GC
Beuraaaes
Grosmerk CC
Rremberevet
Ava
Watcengh CC
Gquest
É Geaa
Nate Forest Park CC
Stechridge
Mamtaquest
Watconah
Pwebell
Best Bal
Werttingin SC
Fleming
Antnomy CS
Envitation
Celtics Aim to End Losing Streak at Knicks Home
New York AP Celtics seek to snap a three game slide and beat the Knicks twice on New York’s court. Boston sits sixth in the Eastern Division after a 102 96 loss to New York as Riordan and Russell sparked a late Knicks rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Boston Celtics
Knicks
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Mike Riordan
Catzie Russell
NBA
Cincinnati
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Bullets
Baltimore
Warriors
Knick
Red Holzman
Bill Bradley
Holzman
Matteodo lifts Egremont in overtime win
Jim Matteodo scored the overtime basket as Egremont Reds defeated Hibbard Reds 38 to 36 in the Elementary School Basketball League sixth grade. Steve Tomasi led winners with 19 points while Mark Pratt and Bob Turner paced Hib bard with 14 and 12 respectively. Allendale handled Crane 33 to 4 in sixth grade with Mike Anetto and Jeff Brothers scoring eight each. Also noted is Detroit pitcher Mike Kilkenny posting four shutouts in six weeks of a season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Matteodo
Egremont Reds
Hibbard Reds
Egremont
Steve Tomasi
Mark Pratt Q
Bob Turner
Hibbard
Allendale
Crane
Mike Anetto
Jeff Brothers
Ed Gebeau
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Jack Smith
SBL
Spartans
Wahconah Fresh
Mt. Greylock
Tigers
Janeski
Cook
Guindon
Gray
Morehead State College
Kentucky
Luis Tiant
Diego Segui
Caracas Lions
Blimkowski
Longmeadow
St. Joseph’s
BHCC
Frank McCermy
Dick Hunter
Allied GC
Skein
Matteodo
Detroit Tiger
Mike Kilkenny
Egremont Eo Ribbard
Markowitz
Gararer
O'Leary
Turner
Mirotte
Mesndre Harrington Hervissn
Allendale Crame S
Grossman
Carlor
Analio Il Yeasertta
Gniedex
Avaie
LaBarren
Breve Brothers
Cavin Carr Kergen Fourner
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