Sox 7-1 Victory Sets York Trip Start for Pittsfield
Pittsfield increases Eastern Baseball League lead after a 7-1 win over Reading at Wahconah Park. Ivy Washington struck out nine in a complete game effort, fanning six in a row mid game as Pittsfield outhit Reading. The Red Sox head to York for a weeklong trip behind Dowd and Gardner with a one game cushion atop the standings.
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Power Rain Shortens Eastern Play Pirates Deliver Shutout
A power failure halted Wat erbury and Elmira games as rain shortened York at Manchester 7-0 in five innings and Elmira led Waterbury 1-1 in the fifth. Ray Cordiero improved to 3-2 with a two hitter for York, walking five and fanning two as York tallied two in the second, one in the third, and a four run fourth.
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Step Danis Keeps State Unblemished
Step Danis beat Dani Center 20 0 in the first game of a doubleheader at Lakewood Field. Palmieri homered twice in a 12 run sixth inning as Spence Bartow and Hubbard joined the long ball parade. Palmieri, Spence, and Codey had three hits apiece for the Elks in the win.
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Lenox Team Extends Win Skein to 5
The Lenox Merchants swept a doubleheader from Pittsfield VFW 63 and 11 1 Sunday afternoon at North Junior High field to extend their win streak to five. Pitchers Eddie Flynn and Lynn Frisch allowed few hits, with Flynn yielding four and Frisch two. Klug’s two‑bagger sparked the first game, and Flynn added three hits in the twin bill. Lenox 13 and 14 year‑olds head to Sheffield Saturday, aiming to face Union Federal of Pittsfield next.
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Pittsfield S Sox Shorts Loss of Mason hurts lineup
Pittsfield third baseman John Mason departs for induction in Springfield. Manager Billy Gardner contemplates using Jim Russin or John Butler at third with Ray Henningsen at short if Butler starts. Mason, a top hitter, has had spotty defense. Reserve duty thins the roster as Russia misses York game and Fisk and Dilly sit out Reading series. Dowd starts at York, Gray and Thomas follow. Wright saved for Reading opener. Bob Wellman praises Bob Kelly, leading Eastern League in hitting. Jack Nutter to start for Reading. Carl Merrill out with an eye cut, John Francis substitutes.
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Zuffelate Joins Boston College Basketball Staff
Newton AP report details Joly Zuffelate moving from Central Connecticut to Boston College to join head coach Chuck Daly as assistant basketball coach. The piece notes Daly’s recent appointment to succeed Bob Cousy. It also mentions Pony Night winner Kim Renzi and Red Sox scheduling two home games with out of town groups in Connecticut and New York.
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Pittsfield, Reading bakers clash in tied score at night
Last night Pittsfield and Reading each hit for three runs through the middle innings as Pittsfield built an 11 hit attack led by Austin Rudanovich Dilly and Butler. Reading manager Bob Wellman was ejected in the first inning after protesting a called strike as Ron Cox pinch hit.
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Salute to a Veteran and a Life with a Typewriter
The narrator recalls a 1950 Pittsfield base ball link in the Canadian American League and a long career typing on a treasured 1950s typewriter. Travel across 15 states, stories of Casey Stengel and Ted Williams, and the shift to a modern machine mark a life in journalism.
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Pittsfield Golf Team Reaches State Championship Playoff
Pittsfield High golf team earns a spot in the state inter scholastic championship after a 12-man playoff with West Springfield for runner up in the Western Massachusetts title event at Taconic. High scorers for Pittsfield include Ken Sullivan and Steve Frydel with 80s, while John Williams and Bob Cella contributed solid rounds.
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Grand Canyon Favored in NAIA Baseball Tourney
In St Joseph Missouri Grand Canyon College of Phoenix Arizona is a slight favorite to win the 13th NAIA baseball tournament opening Monday The Antelopes hold a 4 14 season record and are ranked No 1 among small colleges by the Collegiate Baseball Digest
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Cepeda Returns to St. Louis in Braves Win
Orlando Cepeda enjoyed a strong homecoming in St. Louis, tripling and scoring in the second, hitting his 10th homer in the fourth, and scoring again in the fifth as Atlanta beat the Cardinals 6-3 to snap a four-game skid. Ted Torre went 0-for-3 for St. Louis. Other NL results: Mets beat Dodgers 2-1, Padres topped Phillies 6-4. Cubs and Houston idle, both other games washed out. Cepeda called Busch Stadium a foul ball park, while Hank Aaron hit his 522nd career homer to move to fifth on the all-time list as Atlanta rode an early 10-hit attack by George Stone. Jerry Koosman earned the win for the Mets with a strong start, matching the .500 mark.
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Trinity senior Beautyman wins McCook Trophy
Trinity College in Hartford announces senior Michael J. Beautyman of Pittsfield Massachusetts received the McCook trophy for athletics and sportsmanship. The dean's list student earned nine letters in soccer squash and tennis, captained squash and tennis, and earned the scholar athlete award and a blanket award for seven or more letters.
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Skyline Women Golf League Low Gross and Net
Mrs. Peter A. Zaccaria posted a low gross 44 at Skyline Country Club in Lanesboro. Mrs. Joseph L. Belch had low net 25, and Mrs. Aldo R. Crespi was low gross in B flight with 61. Mrs. Stanley Ryba posted low net 28 as thirty four players participated.
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UMass Seeks Games With Park Semipro Teams
AMHERST The University of Massachusetts seeks baseball games with semipro or amateur teams to stay sharp for the College World Series. Coach Dick Bergquist said practice resumes Thursday ahead of the June 4 game against Southern Illinois at Omaha. He hopes to schedule more semipro or pure league contests.
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Van den Hovert Regatta winner announced at Onota Lake
Tan van den Hovert took first in the Memorial Day regatta on Onota Lake. Til Rubin finished second with Glenn Lizatte third as six boats competed. The season opener is set for Sunday June 22 and welcomes new racers.
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Kinne Aces Ninth Hole At Wyantenuck Club
Thomas Kinne carded a hole in one on the 155 yard ninth at Wyantenuck Country Club Sunday using an 8 iron. He was with Lawrence Shove Robert Crosby and Jack De zieck. Kinne is physical education director and also won low gross in a Scotch foursome with Mrs. Charles Plungis. Low net went to Mr. and Mrs. William Caligari.
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