Red Sox pitcher Washington earns rare win at Waterbury
Ivy Washington, Eastern League righty long a hard-luck starter, finally notches his fifth win in Pittsfield’s 4-1 victory over Waterbury. He scattered seven hits, fanned seven, and walked three as Bud Hunter launched a key homer and Pittsfield erased a four-run inning. Waterbury scored first on Sarron and Correll, but Washington and Pittsfield pulled away, aided by a doubleheader shift for Sunday.
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Waterbury
Fred Walcott
Mike Budd
Rick Miller
Jerry McConnell
McConnell
Ron Constantino
John Mason
Rod Austin
Budd
Miller
Pete Sarron
Vic Correll
Sarron
Correll
Ken Wright
Tom Parsons
Red Sox
Phil Hennigan
Jim Braxton
Boteze Promoted to Pittsfield-Berkshire Sox Pitching Staff
Pitcher Carl Boteze, former Pittsfield High captain and UMass star, is promoted by the Boston Red Sox to the Pittsfield-Berkshire Red Sox. He joined in Pawtucket, Rhode Island after injuries hit the mound staff, with Gray Mills and Thornton sidelined or uncertain. The Red Sox expect two more pitchers from Louisville or Winston-Salem soon.
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Carl Boteze Jr
Pittsfield High
University of Massachusetts
Boston Red Sox
Pittsield-Berkshire Red Sox
Boteze
Pawtucket
R.I
Jamestown
N.Y
Pony League
Pittsfield
Dave Gray
Dick Mills
Jim “Thunder
Thornton
Gray
Mills
Pat McKernan
Boston
Louisville
Winston- Salem
Boston Stops Orioles in Jarvis Six-Hitter Win
Ray Jarvis pitched a complete game six-hitter and drove in two runs to back Boston’s 6-1 victory over Baltimore. Mike Andrews opened the scoring with a leadoff homer, and George Scott’s misplayed ball allowed a run on a triple. Don Buford’s eighth inning homer was negated by a ruled base-runner interference play.
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Boston
Ray Jarvis
Boston Red Sox
Baltimoro
Orioles
Jarvis
Mike Andrews
Mer. Jarvis
RBI
George Scott
Tor Satrizno
Don Buford
Dave May
Buford
Tony Conigliaro
May
Homers Help Mets Defeat Montreal
The New York Mets defeated the Montreal Expos 5-2 as Jerry Grote hit a two run homer and Art Shamsky added a homer plus a bases loaded walk. Jerry Keesman earned the win while Adolfo Phillips hit a two run homer for Montreal. A fifth inning brawl amid Cleon Jones being ejected marred the game.
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Montreal
Jerry Grote
Art Shamsky
New York Mets
Jerry Keesman
Expos
Adolfo Phillips
Met
Cleon Jones
Wayne Garrel
Mets
Jones
Ron Brand
Brand
Eastern League Standings Reflect AP Report
Standings show Reading, Elmira, Manchester, Waterbury, Pittsfield, York in the Eastern League with marks and games back. Yesterday results included Pittsfield 4 Waterbury 0 and Reading 2 Elmira 0. Tonight Elmira hosts York while Reading visits Manchester. Tomorrow Pittsfield travels to Waterbury, Elmira hosts York.
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Associated Press
Reading
Cole York
Elmira
Pittstled
Manchester
Waterbury
Pittsfeld
York Reading
Pittsfield
TwiNight
York
Lawless Hurls No Hitter for New Lebanon
New Lebanon All-Stars beat Columbia-Rensselaer All-Stars 1-0 in District 15 Little League at Shatford Park. Steve Lawless pitched a no hitter with 10 strikeouts and 3 walks, while Billy Lehmuth doubled and scored on a wild pitch in the third inning. Timmy Block pitched for the losers, allowing the lone run and totaling six strikeouts. New Lebanon visits Hudson Monday night.
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New Lebanon
N.Y
Steve Lawless
New Lebanon All-Stars
Columbia-Rensselaer All-Stars
Shatford Park
Lawless
Timmy Block
Billy Lehmuth
Block
Hudson
Perkins to Sit Out Cowboys This NFL Season
Don Perkins confirmed he will not be with the Dallas Cowboys for the upcoming NFL season. In Yonkers, Gun Runner and Dayan are slated for a rematch in the $100,000 Yonkers Futurity Trot at Yonkers Raceway tonight. Hanover reports show defending champ Paul Kennett of Keene beating Jim Burdett 2 and 1 to reach the New Hampshire state amateur golf final against Bob Elliott Jr.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Don Perkins
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Yonkers
N.Y
Gun Runner
Dayan
Yonkers Raceway
Hanover
N.H
Paul Kennett
Keene
Jim Burdett
New Hampshire
Bob Elliott, Jr
Manchester
Holy Cross Galt
Jacobs Leads With 139 In Philadelphia Classic
Tommy Jacobs shot a 139 after two rounds to lead the Philadelphia Golf Classic as sweltering heat affected scoring. Arnold Palmer carded a 69 to reach 142, joining Trevino and others in the chase, while Lee Trevino faltered with a closing double bogey to drop to 141.
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Tommy Jacobs
Whitemarsh
Philadelphia
Jacobs
Associated Press
Irephoto
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
el Paso
Tex
Decathlon Champion Toomey Takes Day One Lead
Olympic champion Billy Toomey led after day one with 4,259 points at the USA USSR British Commonwealth meet in Los Angeles. Russia’s Janis Lanka trailed by 266 points with 3,993. Viktor Tschelnikov third at 3,902. Rick Sloan withdrew with a hamstring. Toomey praised Tahoe training and eyed world record pace as he aims for Europe and a meet with Kurt Bendlin.
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Los Angeles
Billy Toomey
Toomey
Los Angeles Coliseum
Russia
Janis Lanka
Viktor Tschelnikov
Soviet Union
Geoffrey Smith
Australia
Rick Sloan
United States
Clive Lange
Wales
Lanka
Lake Tahoe
Santa Barbara
Calif
Europe
Kurt Bendlin
West Germany
Yankees win 5-0 as Peterson limits Senators
New York left hander Britt Peterson pitched a six hitter to beat Washington 5-0. Roy White drove in two with a single and a double, Frank Fernandez homered in the sixth, and the Yankees built a 3-0 edge after a third inning rally initiated by Horace Clarke scoring on Jerry Kenney's RBI single.
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NEW York
Britt Peterson
Roy White
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Peterson
Senators
Frank Howard
Kenney
Frank Fernandez
Yanks
Yankees
Jim Shellenback
Horace Clarke
Clarke
Jerry Kenney
Bobby Murcer
Pirates Beat Cardinals 4-1 Behind Clemente Two Run Shot
Pittsburgh capitalized on Bob Gibson wildness as Roberto Clemente launched a two run homer. the Pirates defeated St Louis 4-1. The loss marked the Cardinals fourth in 16 games. Also note Joe Namath led Beaver Falls High to nine straight football wins in 1980.
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Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Bob Gibson
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Gibson
Joe Namath
Beaver Falls, Pa
White Sox top Royals on Ber ry homer and big seventh
Chicago White Sox defeat Kansas City Royals 6 to 1 as Ken Berry belts a two run shot in the second inning and adds a four run surge in the seventh to seal the victory on Friday night.
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Chicago
Ken Berry
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Royals
Zerbato Tosses Shutout As Lenox Dale Tops South Berkshire
Lenox Dale righty Bob Zerbato pitched a 1-0 win over South Berkshire Post 274 at Recreation Field Stockbridge. Zerbato allowed six hits and fanned three while Charlie Plungis took the loss with seven hits and five strikeouts. The lone run came in top of seventh when Paul Hermanski walked stole second and scored on Glen Galli single. Lenox Dale improves to 7-4, South Berkshire falls to 5-6. final meeting between the clubs.
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Stockbridge
Bob Zerbato
Lenox Dale
South Berkshire Post
American Legion
Recreation Field
Zerbato
Charlie Plungis
Paul Hermanski
Plungis
Glen Galli
Hermanski
Dave Antoniazzi
Tony Skorput
Joe Wright
Ed Paris
Gary Wellington
Skorput
John Cooke
Wellington
Junie Pleu
Wright
MacCar-Nell Post
Don Walker
Mark Reynolds
John Walker
Don
Zerbaio
Short
South Berk Shire
Fran Chichetto
South Berkshire
McLain Shuts Out Indians in Tigers 4-0 Return
Denny McLain returned to the mound for the Detroit Tigers and blanked Cleveland 4-0. The right-hander, sidelined by a left shoulder issue, struck out two and walked none to improve to 14-5. Willie Horton and Bill Freehan homered, with Freehan starting the Tigers’ two-run fifth. Don Wert added a seventh-inning run after a leadoff single, steal, and bunt.
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Cleveland
Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
Indians
McLain
Willie Horton
Big Freehand
Luis Tiant
Tigers
Freehan
Don Wert
Dalton Beats Post 68 to Narrow Pace in Berkshire League
Dalton American Legion over Pittsfield Post 68 6 2 at Legion Field. Campbell earned his second win, Caesar stitched the seventh, and Russell held firm for Pittsfield after early trouble. Majchrowski and Hume stood out for Dalton while Barry and Simonelli produced Pittsfield’s lone threats. Dalton hosts Williamstown Monday. Pittsfield meets Lenox Dale at Clapp Park.
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Dalton
Dalton American Legion
Pittsfield
Legion Field
Post 68
Gary Campbell
Archie
Buzzie
Caesar
Campbell
Bob Harrison
Majchrowski
Harry Hume
Hume
Rick Goyette
Eddie McMahon
Dave Lusignan
Rick Russo
Goyette
Tony Simonelli
Simonelli
Post
Kevin O'Donnell
Mike Cady
Tom Barry
Williamstown
Lenox Dale
Clapp Park
26 Entered In Trenton 200-Miler
A field of 26 cars including Indy 500 winner Mario Andretti enters the Trenton 200 mile national championship at Trenton Speedway. ABC TV will televise portions starting at 5 p.m. EDT. Andretti drives a rear engine turbo Ford, with top rivals Foyt McCluskey Dallenbach Unser Johncock Ruby among turbocharged Offenhausers.
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Trenton
Indianapolis
Mario Andretti
Trenton Speedway
Abc—Tv
Andretti
Nazareth
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Roger McCluskey
Tuscon, Ariz
Wally Dallenbach
East Brunswick
Bobby Unser
Albuquerqué
N.M
Gordon Johncock
Hastings
Neb
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Parks Dept Holds Soccer Registration
The Department of Parks and Recreation opens summer league registration at Egremont School field Monday at 6 30 p m and at the 874 North St office. Open to college and high school students, league runs Tuesday and Thursday nights from Thursday to August 1. Coaches and officials to contact. Supervised by Fred Dallava of St. Joseph's High School.
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Department of Parks and Recreation
Egremont School
North St
Fred Dallava
St. Joseph's High School
Greenock Mixed-Play Scots Tournament Entries
Fifty-two players are entered for the mixed Scotch volf tournament at Greenock Country Club tomorrow. Play is best-ball. Organizing chairman is Lou Scaramuzzi. Tee times and participant list include Wiee Leosark, Mentervise, Henriques Wines, Weil, Simmens, Scarantetti, McDeWegh, Salvatore, Maley, Wedderkin, Mezig, Davie, Vas, Maddeck, Faille, Hayes, Paley, Petaré, Sullivan Wyne, Moroni, Armstrong, Beare, Watt, Pacem, Rewers, Blento, and others, with numerous garbled names.
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Lee
Greenock
Lou Scaramuzzis
Mentervise
Henriques Wines
EAA
Weil
M. Simmens
Ws Sannets
L. Scarantetti
M. McDewegh J
Salvatore Ie Fuvieree
Maley
R, Wedderkin
Ties
Carnere
Mezig
Davie
Maddeck
Faille
Hayes
Allien
Paley
R. Petaré
M.ullivan Wyne
Suhivere Petter
FR. Wart
M. A
L. Moroni
A. ‘Agning
Taleet
E. Armstrong
J. Beare Murele
Watt U
Roberts
Pacem
Rewers
Blento-A
Raerina
Cape
We Lawryate
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Sses Eris
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RTA
Shitanishi
Hunter
Wolcott
Mason
Austins
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Rudanovich
Watersury
Dickinson
Parker
Baker
Wrenn
Camilli
Diamond
Constantin
Ambrose
Stitt
Corres
Tefats Xu
Carl Boteze
Pittsfield-Berkshire Sox
By Dave O'Hara
Adams
Adams Super Market
SCE
North Junior High Field
Dick Tufo
Jeff DiNicola
DiNicola
Pete
Denny Duquette
Dan Martin
Pete Clark
Gordy Stevens
Dan Troy
Sue
Ben Pisani
Barry
Walak
Eé Duquette
J. DiNicola
Martin
Blasipil
Hedlin
Archey
P. Mosca
Raynolds
van Stevens
Clark
Massetti
Pisaniy
Doyle
Tray
MecCarly
Leeman
Galarnik
Mosca
Smachett
Adams Super Mets
IUE
Duquette
Lon — Adams
Masestti
Pisani
Troy
A DiNitele di Martin
Trev
Pr. Dinicola
Sb—Stevens
M. Mosca
Tito
Ipho Verbbaa
Dinicala
Lark
Slastoll
al Hubbard
Ray Griffin
By Bob Green
Trevino
George Boutell
Grier Jones
Dave Stockton
Dean Refram
Lough Graham
Palmer
Whitemarsh Country Club
Bob Stone
Bobby Greenwood
Dave Hill
Mac McLendon
Frank Boynton
Bob Dickson
Boynton
Dickson
Billy Casper
Julius Boros
Camp Howe
Goshen
Massachusetts
D.A.R. State Forest
Red Cross
Camp Howe, Inc
P.O. Box
Plistiald
Mass
Call
White Sox
Berkshire County League
Pittattole
Lenex Dale
Legion
Phoea Galli
Skowron
Rf Pierce
Francis
Pleu
Smith
Hy Blasiolt
Paris
Tb Reynolds
Welfnaten
Hermanakis
Uf Lerbats
Duanelle
Willams
D. Walker
Oo. Walmer
Antenlazai
Wrient
Es Tetals
Dick Russell
Russell
Fran Majchrowski
Mike Casey
Mike Fox
Gene Quirk
al Streeter
Fox
Quirk
Streeter
Russell Nh
Ga. Camptent
Russe
Simenelliz
Malchrewski
Simenelliy
Cady
Ihorechase
Harrison
Russell Heep
Ga. Campbell
Jim Gallagher
Dave Uearant
Gottly
Jessie F
White Beer Lake
Jamea Patterson
Hewata Wam
Emdeeier
Gelden Game Jr
Tammy
Mr. Gettstere
Tierls River
Fronet Crear
Parks Dept
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