Berkshire Lenox players dominate All Berkshire hockey team
Berkshire and Lenox prep school stars led the fifth All-Berkshire scholastic hockey team as coaches named a first team of six with four from Berkshire and Lenox, plus seven on the spare list. Rob Harrington edged Reichert for second string goalie. Levesque and McCormick of Pittsfield High also noted amid strong regional performances.
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Berkshire and
Lenox
Lenox Prep School
Tions
Berkshire
Cranwell
Darrow
Pittsfield High
Greiner
Perry
Chuck Perry
Woburn
Jeff Greiner
Kent
Classical High
Springfield
Lee Reichert
Larchmont
Nly
Ray Tuller
Steve Whitney
Essex Falls
Pete Ridder
St. Paul
Minn
Darrow School of
New Lebanon
N.Y
Dave Mulligan
Tom Harrington
Wellesley
Reichert
John Hendrie
Fred Green
Tree County Pros Shine in Exhibition Tilt
Berkshire County players showed well in exhibitions yesterday. Iddie Connolly of Pittsfield pitched for the Boston Red Sox in a 2-1 loss to the Los Angeles Angels in Scottsdale, striking out one and allowing one hit with no runs. Dale Long of North Adams lined a pinch hit to spark a Cubs rally in the eighth to tie San Francisco Giants 3-3 in Mesa, while Al Stanek of Chicago pitched the 10th for the Giants.
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Berkshire County
Pittsfield
Iddie Connolly
Boston Red Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Scottsdale
Ariz
Dale Long
North Adams
Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Mesa
Berkshire Spares Honor Five In All Star Lineup
The first-team includes Perry and Reichert with captain Mrs. Gremer. youngsters Whit ney Ridder and Tuller add balance. All-star squad, excluding Pittsfield High skaters, beat Hotchkiss prep Lakeville Conn 3 0 Wednesday at the Boys' Club rink. Officials plan to continue the event.
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Berkshire
Pete Trifari
Jack Thompson
Cranwell
Andy Jelliffe
Darrow
Rich Bentley
Pete Harrison
Tom Grasser
Lenox
Frick
Wily Perry
Reichert
Gremer
Tenex
Whitney
Ridder
Tuller
Pittsfield
Hotchkiss Prep
Lakeville
Conn
Sey
Gus Lesnevich reflects on boxing and predictions at Elks night
The 48 year old former light heavyweight champion Gus Lesnevich spoke at Pittsfield Elks Sports Night, recalling a bold 1955 pick of Ingemar Johansson to stop Patterson, criticizing television’s impact on boxing and praising Cus D Amato while sharing memories of his title defenses and London loss to Freddy Mills. He also touched on England earnings, club boxing, and ongoing boxing culture.
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Gus Lesnevich
Cliffside Park
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Ingo
Floyd
Lesiievich
Pittsfield Lodge of Elks
Gus
Jim Braddock
Elks
Frankie Martin
Patterson
D’amato
Harris
D'Amato
International Boxing Club
Cus
O—A
England
Freddy Mills
Mills
London
BC All Stars edge Holyoke in junior title bid
Tom Grieve starred for BC All-Stars in a 68-66 squeaker over Holyoke B C All Stars clinch a spot in the title game as Grieve scored the deciding basket with four seconds left. Nini's News of North Adams then overwhelmed Adams Hurricanes 62-46 to earn the other final berth.
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Nini
Tom Grieve
News of
North Adams
All-Stars
Holyoke Boys’ Club
Asl Grieve
Adams Hurricanes
Grieve
PHS
Holyoke
Dave Keamns
Al-Stars
Adams
Dennis D'Archangelo
Mike Davine
Kevin Boisjolie
B.C. Allstars
Molyoke
Reve Ryan
Ehseartee
Jonesen
Smentuiene
Wherry Pinnae
Woedsen
Mentrediass
Ast
Rey Pearse
Jerry Deyls
Toate Apa
Binet
Pat Robingon
Fund Massif
Eminute
St Charles and St Stanislaus Reach Semifinals in CYC Tourney
St Charles of Pittsfield and St Stanislaus of Adams advanced to the semifinals of the 18th annual CYC senior basketball tournament at the Catholic Youth Center. St Charles defeated St Thomas 72 52 led by Don Jacobs 22 and Doug Shepard 36 while St Stanislaus edged St Marks 77 74 in a thriller with Sarmuk Sinopoli and Dubois key for the winners.
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St. Charles
Pittsfield
St. Stanislaus
Adams
Catholic Youth Center
St. Thomas
St. Mark’s of
St. Mark’s
Don Jacobs
North End
Tom Bednarz
Dave Fiedler
Jacobs
Doug Shephard
PHS
Art Delusky
Fiedler
St. ‘Thomas
Lamb
Billy Sarmuk
West Pittsfield
St. Stans
Sarmuk
St. Mark's
Tommy Sinopoli
St Mark's
Sinopoli
Fredoallaferra
Paul Dubois
Mack
Dubois
Bigelow
Dick Kalisz
Granger
Taliaferro
Setwtak
Kearns
St. Joseph’s
St. Agnes
Dalton
Mark Pooner
Mike Downs
St. Ann’s
Lenox
St. Mary's of
Lee
Berkshire County High School
Bob Coakney
Charles
Brian McLir
Downey
Bruce McL
Belusky
Fiedier Fyfe
Senacal
Nesnan
Tsam
Shepard
Fredericks
J Noonan
Carns
dJacabs
Witawek Q Evans
dLams & Reed
Bednar
Mahan Oz
Harrison and
Quadrezzi
ST. Stanislaus ST. Mark's
ST. Stanislaus ST. Mark's Bfp Ar Bigelow
Stanger
Colavito Holds Out Over Contract Clause
CHICAGO UPI Rocky Colavito rejects an 850000 Athletics contract over a clause paying 25000 if sold or traded midseason. Owner Charles Finley says Colavito can hold out the season. Finley notes Moe Drabowsky signed his deal and training camp starts in Bradenton Florida. offer raised to 50000 but still below last season's 54000 Detroit pay.
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Chicago
UPI
Rocky Colavite
Kansas City Athletics
Charles C. Finley
Finley
Athletics
Moe Drabowsky
Bradenton
Fla
Colavito
Detroit
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Henry Payne
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William
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Springfield Commerce High
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