St Charles Tops St Joe's For CYC Senior Title
St. Charles' edged St. Joseph's 74-72 to win the Catholic Youth Center senior basketball tournament title. Downey scored 20, Jacobs 18, while Scago led St. Joe's with 30. St. Charles' earned a third crown in three years, with Delusky and Shepard strong on boards.
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Stearns High Wins Maine Class 1 Title Over Cheverus
Stearns High of Millinocket defeated Cheverus High of Portland 69 to 59 to claim its first Maine Class 1 basketball championship in Portland. The Stearns team had been a surprise winner of last year’s New England tournament.
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Cathedral High Loses Final to Worcester School Again
In Springfield College Field House St Marys High Worcester defeated Cathedral High 67 to 65 to win the Western Massachusetts inter scholastic basketball tournament. Bob Sklarz scored the decisive basket with 14 seconds left, while Cathedral star Gene Ryzewicz led Cathedral with 21 points.
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Thompson Selected For Tryout
Providence College star center John Thompson has been chosen to represent the NCAA in the Olympic basketball trials in Lexington Kentucky starting March 23. The selection was announced to athletic director Aloysius Begley by Walter Byers of the NCAA. Thompson, 6 feet 10 inches, is a record setting scorer with a 26.2 point per game average this season and 59 percent field goal accuracy, plus 15 rebounds per game.
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Lipsey Joins WPI Relay Team from Pittsfield High
Worcester Massachusetts story notes Jack Lipsey captain of Pittsfield High track in 1963, joined Worcester Polytechnic Institute relay squad for the past winter season. Lipsey finished third in the Western Massachusetts championship half mile last spring. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Goldner Lipsey of 26 Roselyn Drive.
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St Marys Worcester Wins Western Mass title in debut
The St Marys High Worcester basketball team won the Western Massachusetts Interscholastic title in their first appearance, defeating Cathedral High Springfield at the College field house to earn a spot in the New England tournament in Boston. Joe Kosciuszko, a former St Marys star, scored a last second basket to lift Army 64 62 over St Bonaventure in New York as the team rode to the title. The St Marys squad listened to the radio on their way to Springfield for the championship.
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PHS Names Top Opponents in First All-Opponent Team
Pittsfield High Club honors include St John’s stars Steve Kelleher and Phil Lahey for the first all opponent selection. Also listed are Frank Scago Kevin Kelly John Cafarelli Pete Foote and Terry O’Neil among starters, with Woitkoski Foley Dubois Lamoureaux Hanis noted as highly regarded.
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North Adams
Terry O'Neil
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Adams
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Lee High
Coyne's Auto Body claims Kiwanis tournament title in 124-99 win
Coyne's Auto Body of Amherst overwhelmed Thomas Memorials of Lee 124 to 99 to capture the Kiwanis Club basketball tournament championship. Doug Gratchfield led Coyne's with 36 points, Charley Fohlin 19, Pete Lernard 18, with Bernard named most valuable player. Bob Driscoll led Memorials with 26 points as Lee trailed 56-45 at halftime before Coyne's pulled away in the third quarter. Memorials finish 17-5 and visit Adams Turners on Sunday at 2:30.
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Adams Turners to Take Series Over Pittsfield Independents
Adams Turners won the rubber game of a five game set 113 to 104 over the Pittsfield Independents Saturday night. Six Turners scored in double figures led by Bill Breselt with 26 and Tom McAndrews with 25. Bob Steiner led Pittsfield with 34 points, Bob Bourassa had 31, while Bill Butler pulled down many rebounds. Pittsfield trailed 52 to 44 at the half and nearly closed the gap late before a five point burst by McAndrews sealed the victory. Officials: Shearen and Zajak. Times: 12 minute periods.
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Holyoke Edges North Adams In YMCA Opener
Holyoke defeated North Adams 40-38 in a New England YMCA Little Basketball League first round game. Bob Lafond hit a basket with seven seconds left to seal the win and Holyoke moved on to the regional semifinals at Springfield College in early April.
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Boys' Club Tourney Opens With Tripleheader Tonight
The 29th Boys' Club senior basketball tournament begins at 6:30 in the club gym with three games. Pittsfield vs Tony's Barbers, Athol YMCA vs Orange Lantern, and Pittsfield Imperials vs Ludlow Boys' Club. Top players Payne Seago Southard lead teams. four bye and Berkshire County teams highlight a return to an older teen-age format.
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Dayton Picks Don Donoher as New Coach
The Dayton athletic board selected Don Donoher to succeed the late Tom Blackburn as head basketball coach. Formal approval awaited, with identity kept secret, per Rev. Charles L. Collins. Donoher had been hired the previous year and took over during Blackburns hospitalization for lung cancer before the 1963 64 season.
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Malden Wins EM Cage Title in OT Thriller
Malden High defeated Catholic Memorial of Roxbury 64-61 in overtime to seize the Eastern Massachusetts New England Basketball tournament berth. Memorial, the defending New England Catholic champion, entered with a 26-0 mark. Dave Barriss sank five free throws in OT to seal the win. Ren Teixeira scored 23 for Memorial with a late foul shot sending the game to overtime.
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Montreal, Chicago, Toronto Lead NHL Standings and Results
NHL standings show Montreal leading with 86 goals for and 200 against, followed by Chicago and Toronto. Weekend results: Toronto defested New York, and New York upset Montreal? Sunday scores include Boston beating Montreal 3 1 and Detroit defeating Chicago 5 3. Tuesday features New York at Chicago.
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Ward Scores 12 Points For St. Louis Hawks
Gerry Ward, former Boston College star, scored 12 for the St. Louis Hawks in a 124-101 loss to the Cincinnati Royals in Cincinnati. He replaced Lenny Wilkens after an ankle injury, hitting five field goals and two free throws.
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Local skiers place in Belleayre giant slalom
Five Pittsfield skiers competed in Belleayre New York for the giant slalom and all finished in the top five. Charlie Goodrich won Class 2 boys, Pamela Marsten won the girls in Class 2, Ted Sloper took third in Class 1, Terry Goodrich third in Class 3, and Tracey Goodrich fourth in Class 4. The Goodrich brothers led, Pamela posted best girls time until a Class 1 girl rerun due to spectator interference.
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