Smith Plays It Smart Takes Out Cash In Price Parlay
Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees 6 5 as Mayo Smith rides a Cash and Price combo. Norm Cash and Jim Price drove four of the Tigers runs with key hits and a rain disrupted schedule. In AL action Cleveland, Chicago, Seattle games were washed out while Baltimore topped Washington and California beat Minnesota.
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Mayo Smith
Price
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Norm Cash
Jim Price
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New York Yankees
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Seattle
Baltimore
Washington
California
Minnesota
Tigers rally fall short as Hamilton loses lefty match
Kaline swiped third and scored on a Horton single, but Detroit trailed 5-4 entering the ninth. Cash pinch hits for Bob Money racing Hamilton’s first pitch for a game winning homer as the Yankees beat the Orioles together with Baltimore’s Knowles allows five runs. Frank Robinson’s 11th homer in the eighth breaks a tie, Johnson adds a later two run shot. Alomar sparks Angels with early inside the park homer and a run driven in in the second.
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Cash
Dick McAuliffe
Willie Horton
Tom Tresh
Stan Bahnsen
al Kaline
Kaline
Horton
Steve Hamilton
Bob Cox
Smith
Hamilton
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Bill Robinson
Baltimore
Washington
Diurald
Knowles
Frank Robinson
Dave Johnson
Sandy Alomar
Angels
Minnesota
Alomar
York Triumph Keeps Reading Within One Game in 4-5 Win
York edged Reading 5 to 4 as Lynn Fitzer closed out the ninth with the tying run on third. Reading carried a 6-1 lead into the final inning before Patrick Skrable and Ron Allen sparked a late Phillies rally. Fitzer induced John Vutkovich to pop out for the final out as York moved within a game of Reading in Eastern League play. Rain washed out two other games in Waterbury at Manchester and Pittsfield at Elmira.
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Lynn Fitzer
Phillies
Fitzer
York
Waterbury
Manchester
Pittsfield
Elmira
Gene Leek
Bob Kelly
John Jagutis
Pat Skrable
Ron Allen
Charley Murray
John Vutkovich
Red Sox Face Elmira Before Home Return Series Opener
The Pittsfield Berkshire Red Sox, fresh from a three-game road skid, travel to Elmira to play the Pioneers tonight then return home to start a three game set with Elmira. New players Rick Miller John Ramos Harold Whunier expected to see duty tonight.
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Pittsfield-Berkshire Red Sox
Pioneers
Pittsfield
Waterbury
Manchester
Rick Miller
Johnny Ramos
Harold Whunier
Healy to coach soccer and basketball at Williams
Jay Healy returns to Williams College as assistant coach for both soccer and basketball this fall. A 1968 graduate and Williams standout, Healy excelled in soccer and basketball, earning All-America second team in soccer and ECAC first team in basketball, later serving as cocaptain in soccer and captain in basketball. Healy, son of Mr and Mrs Winston Healy of Shelburne Falls, previously coached at Doane Academy in New Jersey.
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Jay Healy
Williams College
Healy
Doane Academy
Burlington
Wiliams
Winston Healy
Shelburne Falls
Mawhinney
Coast Guard
Penn Military College
Atlantic City
Williams College to Install Electric Scoreboard in Honor of Jacob Stone
Williamstown Williams College will dedicate a $2300 electric football scoreboard in memory of Jacob Stone of New York. Donors Robert Stone Donald Stone and James Stone, all Williams alumni from New York Scarsdale and Cincinnati, are Stone’s sons. Stone, a 1914 graduate and former Williams trustee, built a Wall Street career in bonds and led the Williams Club of New York.
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Donald Stone
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Ohio
North Adams
Jacob Stone
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Williams Club of
Busy Bill Mathis Sets Jets Scoring Record
Busy Bill Mathis of the New York Jets has scored 33 touchdowns over nine American Football League seasons, highlighting his longevity and scoring prowess in pro football.
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Bill Mathis
New York Jets
Belanger Corrects Conte About Baseball Night
U S Rep Silvio Conte and Pittsfield native Mark Belanger played in a congressional baseball game at Robert Kennedy Stadium. Conte led the GOP to a 6-2 win over Democrats as Belanger noted Belanger’s sore ankle limited him in the Orioles Senators game. Conte praised Belanger’s hitting, with Belanger correcting the senator on his batting average around .298 at the time.
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Mark Belanger
Pittsfield
U.S
Silvio Conte
Robert Kennedy Stadium
Washington, D.C
GOP
Conte
Democrats
Baltimore
Senators
Silvio
R-Mass
Belanger
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Mack
Mark
Belanger Drives Orioles Past Senators With Big Hit
Former Pittsfield star Mark Belanger delivered a key double in three at bats as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Washington Senators 5 to 3. His revised batting average stands at .295, not .306 as yesterday reported, blamed on haste and faulty math. Belanger’s double helped tie the game in the seventh, and he later scored on Andy Etchebarren’s double.
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Mark Belanger
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Baltimore
Belanger
Oriole
Andy Eteheharren
Boxing Returns to Boston Garden With Frazier Quarry Fight
Live boxing resumed at Boston Garden drawing 7,189 fans for a 36,250 gross and 34,070 net as Joe Frazier preserved part of the heavyweight crown with a technical knockout of Jerry Quarry on closed circuit TV. Pat Murphy won in a hard fought 10 round decision over Al Hughes. Other results included McGrath over Molinas and Young over Gates.
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Boston Garden
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Jerry Quarry
Pat Murphy
Pro Vietory
al Hughes
Frazier
Eddie Powers
the Garden
Murphy
West New York
Nat
Hughes
Detroit
Joe McGrath
Worcester
Sammy Molinas
Puerto Rico
Paul Raymond
Somerville
Paul Kasper
Portland
Maine
Arthur Young
Dave Gates
Laconia
N.H
Billy Ryan Qualifies for Paul Revere Junior Golf
Pittsfield High School golfer Bill Ryan earned a delegate spot in the Paul Revere Massachusetts junior golf championships at Berkshire Hills Country Club after shooting 80 in qualifying. Steve Frydel, his alternate, shot 81. The event runs six Mondays starting July 7 at Indian Ridge Country Club with division champions earning Avco Classic berths at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Sutton in August.
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Pittsfield
Bill Ryan
Massachusetts
Berkshire Hills Country Club
Steve Frydel
Ryan
Frydel
Pleasant Valley
Clab Sutton
Indian Ridge Country Club
Basiliere Wins Civitan Ace Event at Bartels Farm
Joe Basiliere Jr. won Civitan Club’s fourth annual hole in one tournament at Bartels Farm on Washington Mountain Road Dalton. He sank a No. "$ iron shot from 100 yards, two feet left of the pin into the cup, earning $00. His father Joe Basiliere Sr. won $50 merchandise with a 23 inch putt. Mandy Smith of GE ordnance dept won $50 merchandise with 20% inch proximity. Ted Hill placed Sunday with a 2314 inch ekart, receiving $30 in merchandise. Mrs Anna Blasioli won a ladies prize of $35 merchandise after driving within 9 feet of the pin.
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Civitan Club
Bartels Farm
Washington Mountain Road
Dalton
Hinsdale
Basiliere
Joe Basiliere
Basilieres
River Road
Mandy Smith
General Electric Co
Ordnance Department
Ted Hill
Nutchinson Lane
Anna Blasioli
Newell St
Pittsfield produced major college football talent in late 1930s to 70s
Pittsfield and Wahconah Regional High emerge as fertile origins for college football players. Tom Mawhinney and Gary Campbell lead the current line of alumni, with Kevin Hunt at Doane College and Gary Campbell at American International College. Former Pittsfield stars Charley Tiblom, Paul Metallo, and Tony Gibson also head to varsity lineups, underscoring the area's enduring gridiron output.
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Tommy Curlin
Yale
Joe Nilan
Rutgers
Andy Corrinet
S&j. Lawrence
Joe Woitkoski
Fordham
Ralph Simmons
Clemson
Massachusetts
Floyd Hinckley
John “Bud” Prodgers
Brown
John Kellar
Holy Cross
Les Balmer
Syracuse
Johnny Spasyk
Vermont
Paul Sweeney
Jom “Slip” Barnini
Providence
Joseph
Jake” Barnini
Blue Ridge
Frank Mlynarczyk
Bernie Tobin
Louis Gasson
St. Bonaventure
Shaun Meehan
Dud Head
Jack Rice
Ralph Renzi
Williams
Dalton
Wahconah Regional High
WRHS
Tom Mawhinney
Coast Guard Academy
Mammoth Kevin Hunt
Doane College
Crete
Neb
Gary Campbell
Western Massachusetts
American International College
Gary
AIC
New England
Campbell
Wahconah
Berkshire
Connecticut Valley
Dick Cummings
Wil
Central Berkshire
Paul Procopio
Tammy Doyle
St. Joseph's High
Procopio
St. Joseph's
Doyle
Tommy Reynolds
Pittsfield High
All-Berkshire
Warriors
Doherty High
Worcester
Charley Tiblom
Paul Metallo
Central Connecticut University
Tony Gibson
University of Wyoming
Tiblom
PHS
Central Connecticut
Charley
Charley Tiblom Sr
YMCA
Metalla
Gibson
Taft
Calif
Wyoming
Tony
Lenox Merchants Rout West Stockbridge 12-0 in Berkshire Babe Ruth
Lenox Merchants stay undefeated with a 12-0 win over West Stockbridge A A in South Berkshire County Babe Ruth action. Hammig pitched a one hitter with nine strikeouts, while Klug and Shove supplied offense and defense. The unusual Sunday game was played due to scheduling errors and Lenox prepares to face Zayre's Thursday at Great Barrington.
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Lenox Merchants
Berkshire County
West Stockbridge A.A
Merchants
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John O’brien
Hammig
Jeff Skorput
George Klug
Gary Shove
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Shove
Zayre
Shovey
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Lagarce
Saley
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Galeys
Shayve
Klug
Klus
Sununu
Galey J Lahart
Frerbbso Hammig
Vonode Skorpur
Angelini
Wpeskorpur
Rothenberg Whitney Sailors Share Pontoosuc Wins
Rothenberg won the first Pontoosuc Sailing Club race at Pontoosuc Lake followed by Oz Whitney taking the second event. Larry Hall placed second in both races with Pat Van Blarcom third in the first and Rothenberg third in the second. Two new International 470 class sailboats from France debuted in Pitts field area, owned by Bud Tucker Bud Boucher and Grier Horner, signaling strong potential after four races establish the handicap.
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Herb Rothenberg
Oz Whitney
Pontoosuc
Perez Camp Succeeds in 12-Round Title Bid
NORTH ADAMS The welterweight title clash between Isidro Perez and Al Romano will run 12 rounds, up from 10, after Perez camp requested the change and calls for local judges from North Adams and Springfield and a neutral referee. Manager statements imply strategic aims and confidence Perez will capitalize, with a supporting six round bout featuring Terry Rondeau vs Tony Rivera. First bell at 8. Rain date Monday. Advance tickets available at Center Sports North Adams McCarthy's Adams Frankie Martin's Pittsfield.
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Isidro Perez
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Noel Field
Perez
Springfield
Romano
Roger Sala
Sala
John Korzenecki
Guy
Isidro
Romana
Terry Rondeau
Pittsfield
Tony Rivera
Westfield
Rondeau
Shire City
Choice Advance
Center Sports
McCarthy
Adams
Frankie Martin
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