Wahconah dominates 1969 All Berkshire Baseball Team
Wahconah Regional High of Dalton leads with seven first team picks in The Eagle 1969 All Berkshire Baseball Team. Pittsfield High follows with three selections, plus one each for St. Josephs Pittsfield Monument Mountain and Lee. First team includes Hume Streeter Stetson McMahon Campbell Quirk Majchrowski Sheran Campbell Walker DiNicola Russo Williams plus others across Norhtern Berkshire League and Southern Berkshire League.
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Wahconah
Dalton
Berkshire
Massachusetts
Eagle
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St. Joseph's High
Pittsfield
NBL
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Great Barrington
SBL
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McMahon
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Campbell
Majchrowski
Sheran
Glenn Campbell
Walker
Western Massachusetts
Campon Tech
Springfield
Moumen
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Russo
Generals
Williams
Spartans
Lenox Merchants overpower Adams Market for 10th win
Lenox Merchants defeated Adams Market of Great Barrington 10-1 at War Memorial Field to stretch their South Berkshire County League win streak to four and their season total to 10. Pitchers John Hammig and Lynn Frisch combined on a three hitter with 13 strikeouts and no walks. Hammig led the offense with two hits while Gary Shore doubled. The Merchants meet West Stockbridge AA next, with Hammig slated to start.
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LENOX
Lenox Merchants
Berkshire
Adams
Great Barrington
War Memorial Field
John Hammig
Lynn Frisch
Merchants
Hammig
Gary Shore
The
West Stockbridge
Buddy Biron
Eagle All Berkshire Team Picks From Local Schools
The Eagle All Berkshire Team selects players from Wahconah Pittsfield and St. Joe’s for a composite roster. Key names include Harry Hume Norm Streeter Dave Stetson Ed McMahon Gene Quirk Gary Campbell Fran Majchrowski Dave Sheran Glenn Campbell Gene DiNicola John Walker Rick Russo Chris Williams across infield, outfield, catching, pitching and utility roles.
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Harry Hume
Wahconah
Norm Streeter
Dave Stetson
Pittsfield
Ed McMahon
Gene Quirk
Gary Campbell
Fran Majchrowski
Dave Sheran
St. Joseph's
Glenn Campbell
Gene DiNicola
John Walker
Lee Utility
Rick Russo
Chris Williams
Monument Mountain
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Dick Russell
Kevin O'Donnell
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Bob Breen
Norm Kowalski
Joe Nowak
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Jim Talarico
John Agostini
Mr. Greylock
Gary Lussier
Andy
DiSanti
Drury
John Greenbush
Rick Shaker
St. Joseph’s
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Pete Negrini
Don Walker
Bob Zerbato
Dan Bettega
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Lee
Tony Salvatore
Marty Johns
Randy Coons
Lenox
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Jim Law
Mr. Everett
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McMahon
Quirk
Williams
Glenn
Hume
Walker
Streeter
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Sheran
DiNicola
Harrison
Russo
Goyette
Romano Perez title clash set after Heath injury forces swap
North Adams reports promoter Sam Silverman announced a change in the New England welterweight title fight. Danny Heath retires after a head injury discovered at Lowell hospital, replaced by Isidro Perez in a June 28 bout at Noel Field with Al Romano, to decide the vacant crown. Romano previously beat Heath in Portland and has a history of forcing opponents into retirement.
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Lowell
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Westfield
Portland
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Lowell Irishman
Gabe LaMarca
Arlington
North Adams Armory
LaMarca
North Adams Hospital
Medford
Eddie Beaudin
Quebec City
Canada
Aime Morin
Lewiston
Maine
Site shift for National Decathlon to aid rest period
MIAMI AP The National Decathlon Championship site and dates were moved from Salina Kansas July 4-5 to Bakersfield California June 27-28. AAU official Hilmer Lodge said the change, not pressure from stars, aimed to maximize rest before the U S Russian British Commonwealth meet in Los Angeles July 18-19. Three top decathletes including Bill Toomey had threatened to skip Salina due to heat and hard Grasstex track conditions.
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Hilmer Lodge
Salina
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Calif
Los Angeles
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Lidge
Rick Sloan
Toomey
Russ Hodge
Lodge
North Adams boxing card features Romano Heath clash
Boston promoter Sam Silverman books a June 28 program at Noel Field North Adams headlined by Al Romano versus Danny Heath in an 11 round welterweight bout with Heath defending his New England title. The show includes rain-date plans and notes on other local sports and national baseball draft picks.
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Lowell
Heath
New England
Romano
Portland
Tunnel City
Roger Sala
Silverman
Danis Loses At Palmer Aims to Bounce Back Today
Danis of Pittsfield fell 9-3 to Pro Brush of Florence the eighth Palmer invitational softball tournament. The loss puts Step Danis in the loser's bracket. Fay Brock will start, with Andy Cowlin in relief. Center fielder Danny Lummus broke a finger in the Thursday game and is out. They face Hampden House of Hampden at 11:15.
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Pro Brush
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Hampden House
Hampden
Fay Brock
Andy Cowlin
Danny Lummus
Coughlins and Keyes Lead East Minor League Standings
Coughlin's Package Store and Keyes Florists head the East Minor League divisions after a five game week. Coughlin's defeated Kelly's Diner 4-4 to stay atop the National division while Keyes beat Charley the Barber 8-6 to remain first in the American division. Other results include Agricultural Bank 7 Berkshire Bank & Trust 2 and Friendly Ice Cream 10 Pepsi-Cola 9.
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Browns Star Brown Sets NFL Career Touchdown Record
Cleveland Browns great Brown scored 108 touchdowns over nine NFL seasons to set a lasting career record, highlighting his prolific rushing and scoring for the franchise.
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Cleveland Browns
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Kid) Gore
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