Sox Face York Here Tonight After Bad Loss to Reading
After a 13-4 loss to the Reading Phillies, the Pittsfield-Sox host the league-leading York Pi rates in Wahconah Park opener tonight at 8. Right-hander Dave Gray starts for Pittsfield as they seek a rebound from an 11-loss surge. Jack Nutter earned his ninth win for Reading. Pittsfield’s Jim Thornton took the loss after a rough fourth inning.
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Reading Phillies
Pittsfield
Red Sox
Reading
Jack Nutter
Phillies
Jim Thornton
Pat Skrable
Gene Stone
Pat Lo
York Beats Manchester In Overtime
In an 11th inning thriller the York Pirates rallied with four consecutive singles to beat the Manchester Yankees 6-5. Gene Clines Frank Vanzin Zelman Jack and Angel Mangual fueled the winning rally before Ken Lange closed it out. Waterbury's Jim Braxton struck out LC and walked five as the Indians defeated Elmira 6-3. Mike Corkins took the loss for the Pioneers.
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York Pirates
Manchester Yankees
Gene Clines
Frank Vanzin
Zelman Jack
Jack
Clines
Angel Mangual
Ken Lange
Dave Arrington
Waterbury
Jim Braxton
Indians
Elmira
Mike Corkins
Pioneers
Dube Euston Cuo Win Club Event At Pittsfield
Mrs Ernest Dube and Mrs Simer Euston teamed to win the two hall best ball weekly golf sweepstakes at the Country Club of Pittsfield with a net 63. Mrs Frank Moods and Mrs J Robert Busch won the nine hole division with a 32. Second in the 18 hole event were Mrs Albert Ris and Mrs Frank Ittner with 64. Third were Mrs James Garivaltis and Mrs Joseph Kelley with 63. Second and third in nine hole play were won by Mrs Dennis Noonan and Mrs Earl Engle Mann and by Mrs J M Fick ing and Mrs Arthur Litchfield, each with 34.
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Ernest Dube
Simer Euston
Pittsfield
Frank ‘Moods
J. Robert Busch
Albert Ris
Frank Ittner
James Garivaltis
Joseph Kelley
Dennis Noonan
Earl Engle- Mann
J. M. Ficking
Arthur Litchfield
Phillies rout as Reading powers past opponents
In a high scoring affair Reading hammered Reading struck early as Canto and Bobby Kelly sparked a barrage while Thornton's wildness aided the Phillies. Skrable led with four hits and Kelly Locanto added three each as Reading built a big lead. The Red Sox added two in the ninth but fell short. Shitanishi and Miller sparked a late threat with Shitanishi an infield hit and Miller's single ahead of Mason's triple.
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Phillies
Raoul Mercado
Tom Parsons
Reading
Skrable
Kelly
Locanto
Red Sox
Kat Shitanishi
Rick Miller
John Mason
Shitanishi
Marland Mold Moby Dick win slow pitch games at Lakewood Field
Marland Mold defeated Dairy Center 8 4 and Moby Dick shut out Liptons Steel 9 0 in City Slow Pitch League at Lakewood Field. Jim Fowers homered and had two other hits while Dick Cadenelli and Bill Hart had two hits each for Marland. Mike Doolan and Lou Orazio had two hits for Daily Center. Andy Anthony homered. Moby Dick’s win featured two hits from Mancivalano Tierney Zorbo Kerans. Lipton’s has scored only one run in its last four games. Dick Barry and Jerry Coyle had two hits apiece for Lipton’s. James Jewelers will play Yellow Coach at 6 30 tonight Berkshire Life vs Elks at 7 30.
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Dairy Center
Moby Dick
Lipton’s Steel
Lakewood Field
Jim Fowers
Dick Cadenelli
Bill Hart
Hart
Marland
Mike Doolan
Lou Orazio
Daily Center
Andy Anthony
Mike Mancivalano
Shaun Tierney
Mike Zorbo
Dave Kerans
Lipton’s
Dick Barry
Jerry Coyle
James Jewelers
Berkshire Life
The
Elks
Boteze Shines in Jamestown Debut for Sox Farm
Carl Boteze of this city, ex-Pittsfield High and UMass star, struck out two in a hitless one inning relief debut for Jamestown in the New York Penn League. The Red Sox farmhand had a 3-1 record with the team last season.
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Carl Boteze
Pittsfield High
University of Massachusetts
Jamestown
N.Y
Boston Red Sox
Boteze
Reading Release of Charley Murray Shocks Sox
Outfielder Charley Murray left the Reading club saying he no longer wants to play professional baseball and went home to California. Murray, owned by the Houston Astros, batted .291 in 42 games with 11 homers. Pittsfield pitcher Jim Thomas will miss two weeks after reporting to an Army Reserve camp in California. Reading hosts Waterbury Indians for a three game set as Manager Bob Wellman notes Smitty Holland Bill Laxton and Dave Bennett will start.
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Charley Murray
Reading Club
Bob Wellman
Murray
California
Houston Astros
Pittsfield
Jim Thomas
Reading
Waterbury Indians
Wellman
Smitty Holland
Bill Laxton
Dave Bennett
Tough Terry Rondeau Aims for New England Title
Terry Rondeau known as Tough Terry rose from a jail term on Second Street to a boxing comeback under manager Roger Sala in Pittsfield. He earned a shot at the New England featherweight title in North Adams facing promoter Sam Silverman’s all star card, as Sala forecasts a bright future after a string of 10 straight victories.
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Joel Librizzi
Noel Field
North Adams
Terry Rondeau
Pittsfield
al Routano
Eddie Spence
Rondeau
New England
Romana
Terry
Forerry
House of Correction
Second Street
Roger Sala
Sala
Whitfield
Victoria
Hap
Han
Lke
Jose Cruz
Worcester
Beau Jaynes
Carlos Garcia
Sam Silverman
Berkshire
Silverman
Sam
Garcia
Henry Wickham
Rondeaux
Wickham
Maine
Leo Defiore
Kid Petite
Tony Cruz
Johnny Rendano
Mike Mamerelli
Pittsfield State Forest
Girl Jockey Debuts at Green Mt in Seventh Race
POWNAL VT Debbie Sue MacFarlane 19 rode in the Green Mountain Park feature seventh race finishing third aboard Shore Pass behind Weyance second and No Poaching winner. Daily double paid $46 on 9-1 restles Roger and Thomas Bo Good. Big perfecta 3-10-5-3 in fifth and sixth races paid $1,640.
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Debbie Sue MacFarlane
Shenandoah Down
Green Mountain Park
Shore Pass
Weyance
Restles Roger
Thomas Bo Good
Hawk Harrelson Rides Hot Week with Fourth Homer
Hawk Harrelson hits his fourth homer in seven days as Cleveland beats Detroit 7-5 in 11 innings. Harmon Killebrew belts his 25th of the year in Minnesota’s 6-5 win over Kansas City. Orioles beat Red Sox 5-4. Athletics rout Chicago 12-2. Baltimore’s Frank Robinson drives in the winning run in the ninth. Yastrzemski Petrocell Lahoud all homer in Red Sox comeback.
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Harmon Killebrew
Harrelson
Killebrew
Cleveland
Minnesota
Indians
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
Oakland
Chicago
California
Seattle
New York
Washington
Twins
HBS
Royals
Luan Piniella
Chuck Harrison
Mike Fiore
Billy Martin
A's
John ‘Blue Moon” Odom
Sal Bando
Athletics
Rick Monday
Luis Aparicio
Buddy Bradford
Frank Robinson
Paul Blair
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocell
Joe Lahoud
Red Sox
Adams Markets and UE 255 win well pitched games
Low hit pitching powered Adams Markets and IUE 255 to Babe Ruth League wins. Paul Blasioli and Gary Wilker starred on the mound with 11 and 15 strikeouts respectively. Jeff DiNicola powered the Super Markets with two triples and three runs, while Dan Giardina led Imperial Lanes with a two run triple.
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Besse- Clarke
Super Market
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Keith
Ireland
Imperial
TUE
Deming Field
Besse-Clarke
Gary Wilker
Jeff DiNicola
Super Markets
Pete Barry
Bill Barzie
Dan Turner
Dan Giardina
Steve Gallo
General Electric
GEAA
Ida
John’s
Deming
North
O'Connell Cadillac
Imperial Lanes
Supper Match at BHCC Ends in Ties Across Board
At Berkshire Hills Country Club on the front nine, Mrs Richard Hinckley, Miss Marguerite Corrinct and Miss Margaret McDonnell shared top gross honors with 43. Twenty one players saw Mrs William Eramo and Mrs Francis Williams tied for low net at 27, with second low net split between Mrs Milton Culver and Mrs Edward Raynor at 29. Diana Ranot was next with 40 as Alma Merlino and Bessie George chaired next week's surprise front nine event.
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Richard Hinckley
Marguerite Corrinct
Margaret McDonnell
Jow Gross
Berkshire Hills Country Club
Hale
William Eramo
Francis Williams
Milton Culver
Edward Raynor
Diana Ranotto
Alma Merlino
Bessie George
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