Post 68 Beats Lenox Dale in 4-0 Berkshire clash
Pittsfield Post 68, leading the Berkshire County League, defeated Lenox Dale’s MacCar Nel 4-0 at Cranwell School Field. Scagliarini earned his fourth league win with 13 strikeouts, while Zerbato fanned eight. All runs came in the second inning on three hits one walk a wild pitch and a error.
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LENOX
Pittsfield Legion
MacCar Nel
Lenox Dale
Cranwell School
Post
Dalton
South Berkshire
Pittsfield
Stockbridge
Tom Scagliarini
Bob Zerbato
Scaglarini
Zerbato
Red Pieau
Kevin O'Donnell
Dave Sheran
O'Donnell
Scagliarini
McMahon
Vdahan Pittsfield
Lenox Dale Legion
Eddie McMahon
Fd Paris
Rick Russo
Pittsfield Triumphs After Late Rally In Baseball Tilt
Pittsfield rallied from a deficit to win as Scagnarini held Lenox Dale to one hit per inning except the seventh. O’Donnell’s sixth inning single and Pleu’s first inning double were key, with Reynolds and Simonelli throwing out runners. Pittsfield improves to 8-2, Lenox Dale to 6-4. Dalton sits at 6-3 in the standings.
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Pittsfield
Lenox Dale
O’donnell
Scagliarini
MacCarnell Post
Mark Reynolds
Tony Simonelli
Scagnarini
Eddie Paris
Zerbato
Junie Pleu
Pee McMahone
Lusignan
Russe
Simonelli
Barry
O'Donnell
Sheren
Mattesdo
Lander
Larkin
Scagitarini
Volesser
En Lenox
Dale
Galli
Francis
Rf Hermanski
Ef Kelly
Pleu
Reynolds
Paris
Smith
Wellington
Skawren
Dalton Defeats South Berkshire 6-0 To Gain Second in League
Dalton improves to second in Berkshire County League with a 6-0 win over South Berkshire at Legion Field. Glenn Campbell pitched strongly with seven strikeouts and five walks, leaving Dalton ahead after early scoring thanks to Gene Quirk’s leadoff homer and a later solo shot by AL Streeter. Joe Wright started for South Berkshire, taking the loss as Dalton pulled away with three runs in the first, third, and sixth innings.
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Dalton
Dalton Legion
South Berkshire
Legion Field
Mike Casey
Lenox Dale
Pittsfield
Lenox
Stockbridge
Glenn Campbell
Johnny Walker
Charlie Plungis
Campbell
John Cook
Aff
Home Forces
Gene Quirk
Fran Majehrowski
AL Streeter
Quirk
Joe Wright
Gordy Soule
Walker
Mike Fox
Tony Skorput
GS. Quirk
A. Streater
Maichrowski
J. Quin
Streeter
Hume
Fouth Berkshire
Pea Cook So Johns
Willamtert
Skerput
Antoniazal
Duquetia
Mortaugt
Daltow
Antoniazals
G. Quirk
Streetar
G. Quirke
AL Streeters
A Mrester
Malchrowski
Gary Campbell
Cook
Zoo
Walker Wright
J. Walker
Pa—Plungts
Barry Depew
Lucaroni
Adams Wins First Game In Berkshire League Clash
Adams Legion defeats Williamstown 7-1 at Mitchell Field for first win after nine losses. Ricky Raschdorf pitched a five hitter over seven innings, moving Adams to 1-9 on the season while Williamstown dropped to 7 losses in 11 starts. Joe Nowak fueled Adams with a double and two singles. R. Volpi tripled. Agostini led Williamstown with three hits and the lone run. Both teams set to play Sunday.
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Williamstown
Adams Legion
Mitchell Field
Ricky Raschdorf
Adams
Paul Pitroff
Joe Nowak
Lou Volpi
Ron Thomas
Chris Wondoleski
John Agostini
South Berkshire
Stockbridge
Lenox Dale
Cranwell Field
Lenox
Pittsfield hopes for new deal as Buras moots lease talks
Pittsfield baseball saga swirls around Joseph Buras and Patrick McKernan at Wahconah Park amid rumors of their exit after 1969. Buras, seeking a rental reduction from $3,500, vows to meet officials before 1970 to discuss a renewal while pressing for lights and a new infield. Manchester’s Pawtucket linkage colors the chatter as media tie Pittsfield’s fate to the Eastern League.
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New England
Pittsfield-Berkshire Red Sox
Joseph Buras
Patrick McKernan
Wahconah Park
Buras
McKernan
Pittsfield
Manchester
Pawtucket
Buzas
Joe
Pittsfield Baseball Notes Highlight Lighting and Attendance
Grieve bats .239 for the Buffalo Bisons and adds six homers with 29 RBIs as lighting at Wahconah Park remains the league’s worst. Buras and Hebert discuss fixes while Burns eyes Pawtucket ventures and West Haven showdowns bring guarantees. Attendance dips persist but promoters still rake in concessions. speculation on 1970 expansion lingers.
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Burns
Joe
Boston Red Sox
McKernan
Pittsfield
Wahconah Park
Bogeyman
Belanger Delivers Two RBIs But Orioles Fall to Indians
Former Pittsfield star Mark Belanger drove in two runs with a ninth inning single for Baltimore, but his batting average dropped a point to .284 after going 1 for 4. The Indians beat the Orioles 6 to 4 in Baltimore, leaving his season total at 88 hits in 309 at bats.
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Pittsfield High
Mark Belanger
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Orioles
Baltimore
Mark
Boteze Earns 1-1 Mark With Jamestown NYPL Relief
Former Pittsfield High and UMass star Carl Boteze pitched in relief for Jamestown New York Pennsylvania League, posting a 1-1 record after five games. He allowed eight hits in five innings, with five strikeouts and two walks, and an ERA of 7.29.
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Carl Botteze
Pittsfield High
University of Massachusetts
Jamestown
N.Y
Bofeze
O'Brien Eliminated From Western Amateur Golf Title
Pat O'Brien of the Country Club of Pittsfield was eliminated 8 and 7 by Carol Joe Scala in the Western Amateur. O'Brien earlier defeated Mrs Ned Oldham 2 and 1 on opening day and will compete next week in the New England Women's Golf Association championship at Hartford Golf Club in West Hartford Conn.
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Oak Park
Ill
Pat O'Brien
Country Club
Pittsfield
Carol Joe Scala
Miss O'Brien
Ned Oldham
Hartford Golf Club
West Hartford
Conn
Twins Run Past White Sox in 9-8 2nd Game Sweep
Minnesota faked and sped to a 9-8 3 doubleheader sweep over Chicago to widen their AL West lead to five games as Rod Carew tied the AL single season record with seven stolen bases in the series. Rich Reese powered the offense with a three run homer and two more RBI later, while Harmon Killebrew and Cesar Tovar also contributed as the Twins outslugged the White Sox in both games.
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Chicago White Sox
Twins
Red
Harmon
Cesar
Charlie
Frank
Chicago
Minnesota
Oakland
Rod Carew
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Cleveland
Bobby Roth
Brooklyn
Pete Reiser
Seattle
Baltimore
Boston
New York Yankees
Washington
California
Kansas City
White Sox
Rich Reese
Cesar Tovar
Tom Hall
Tovar
Ted Uhlaender
Carew
Uhlaender
Reese
Harmon Killebrew
Charlie Manuel
Fleet
Ron Hansen
Carlos May
Sox
Killebrew
Foyal
Frank Quiliei
Billy Marlin
Tony Oliva
John Roseboro
Jeff Jeg
Dick Green
Rick Monday
Sal Bando
Lew Krausse
Don Mitcher
Pilots
Brooks Robinson
Stan Williams
Curt Motton
Frank Robinson
Malon
Orioles
Tony Horton
Indians
Ken Suarez
Chuck Hinton
Mike Paul
Lonborg Faces Peterson In Series Finale at N.Y.
New York AP Boston manager Dick Williams shuffled pitchers when Ray Jarvis was unavailable due to a military commitment. Rookie Mike Nagy went five hitter to lead the Red Sox to a 4-2 win over the Yankees as Carl Yastrzemski and George Scott fueled the offense with timely hits including Yastrzemski 28th homer. Lonborg returns from an earlier injury to face the Yankees in the finale against Fritz Peterson who owns a 9-11 mark.
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Carl Yastrzemski
George Scott
Red Sox
Yankees
Mike Nagy
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Washington
Dick Bosman
Willie Horton
Lolich
Frank Howard
Andy Messersmith
Kansas City
Angels
Jim Rooker
Royals
Messersmith
NEW York
Dick Williams
Williams
Ray Jarvis
New York Yankees
Boston
Yankee Stadium
Nagy
Scott
Joe Lahoud
Reggie Smith
Yastrzemski
Yanks
Roy White
Rico Petrocelli
Tony Conigliaro
Smith
Yaz
Minnesota
Rod Carew
Jim Lonborg
Baltimore
Lonborg
Fritz Peterson
Leading Teams In East Minor League Victorious
Pepsi-Cola and Coughlin's Package Store won to stay tied for first in the National Division. Charlie, the Barber's Club won twice to lead the American Division. Pepsi beat First Agricultural National Bank 8-2 in eight innings. Coughlin's rolled 20-2 over Civitan Club. Charlie's beat Adams Super Markets 7-2 and Civitan Club 10-2. Other results: Kelly's Diner 5 over Friendly Ice Cream 4. Adams Super Markets 11 over Berkshire Bank & Trust 3. Friendly Ice Cream 12 over Keyes Florist 6.
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Pepsi-Cola
Coughlin’s Package Store
Charlie
Barber's Club
Pepsi
First Agricultural National Bank
Coughlin’s
Civitan Club
Charlie’s
Adams Super Markets
Kelly's Diner
Friendly Ice Cream
Berkshire Bank & Trust
Keyes Florist
Ex-Champs Triumph In N H Play
In Hanover New Hampshire Paul Kennett Keene 19 and Bob Elliott Jr Manchester 20 plus two former titlists advanced to the second round of the New Hampshire Amateur Golf Tournament match play. Kennett defeated Russ Widener Nashua 5 and 4 and Elliott downed Glenn Heymens Manchester 3 and 4. Joe Graywaez Manchester 44 defeated Dave Pope Nashua 4 and 3 while Bill Lochhead 33 former titlist beat Bob Bamberger Portsmouth 3 and 2.
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Hanover
N.H
Paul Kennett
Keene
Bob Elliott Jr
Manchester
New Hampshire
Kennett
Russ Widener
Nashua
Hanover Country Club
Eliott
Glenn Heymens
Joe Graywaez
Dave Pope
Bill Lochhead
Bob Bamberger
Portsmouth
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Buffalo Bisons
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Pawtucket Times
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Berkshire Spc
North Adams, Mass
Abe Mhedie
RTS Car, Inc
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Pat O’brien
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