Emily's Boys' Club All-Stars reach semifinal tourney
Emily's Pittsfield quintet defeated Canton Warriors 85 to 57 led by Frank Scago with 31 points and Dave Southard with 21, advancing to the Boys' Club Senior Invitational semifinals in Berkshire. Berkshire Community College Friars fell 59 to 49 as Emily's and the All-Stars join Luigi's of Easthampton and Pittsfield CYC in a 7 p.m. Saturday semifinal doubleheader.
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Frank Scago
Dave Southard
Emily’s
Pittsfield
Canton
Conn
Warriors
Luigi’s
Easthampton
Berkshire Community College Friars
Emily's
All-Stars
Pittsfield Cyc
Luigi's
Orange Lantern
Springfield
Lantern
Friars
Berkshire Community College
Cliff Nilan
Dave Sturma
Craig Leslie
Sturma
Leslie
Mark Farrell
Nilan
Doug Milne
ALL Stars
BCC Friars
Don Fyfe
Farrell
Milne
Curley
Smith
SiGailetly
Lesile
Russo
Koralll
Handerek
Hancock
Southard
Aghart
Clark
BjLingenheld
Sinopoli
Martin
Retters
Terri Novo Dermody
Dorvel
Trepanta Ar
Pat Brunt
Joe Harrison
Moge Backed by School Board After Hours Controversy
Chicopee High veteran coach Bill Moge won backing from the School Committee after a dispute over his teaching hours and salary. The board approved hours rules and issued a formal apology for the inconvenience and embarrassment caused to Moge and his family.
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Chicopee
Bill Moge
Chicopee High
Roger Turgeon
Moge
Turgeon
Green Mountain Park to open April 3 in Vermont
Vermont lawmakers approved an extension of a tax break for Green Mountain Park in Foewnal, clearing the way to start harness racing by April 3 at the mile oval. General manager Vincent Bartima said staff will work nights and weekends to open the track, which faced delays and horse losses while awaiting Gov. Hoff’s signature and assurances of 170 racing days under a revised tax split.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Green Mountain Park
Foewnal
Mile Oval
Vincent Bartima
Bartima
Philip H. Hoff
Martin DeMatteo
Bartime
Durante Voted Cage Award at Springfield Tech
Springfield Tech star backcourt man Dwight Durante won the John Lahovich Award for outstanding basketball in the Greater Springfield area. He averaged 26.5 points per game, scored 583 this season, and set a school single game record with 44 points against Holyoke. The Lahovich banquet to present the award is May 9 at the Oaks Steak and Rib House.
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Springfield
Dwight Durante
Springfield Tech
John
Honey) Lahovich
Oes
Phil Shrude
Garry Brown
Jon Foley
Springfield Union
Springfield News
Bob Rutherford
Classical
Im Rooney
Ludlow
Dale Fryer
Minnebaug
Butch Moreland
Alex Popp
Chicopee Comprehensive
Dick Syriac
Se‘out Cummings
Mike Martin
Cathedral
Fred Hill
Commerce
Sonny Hansley
Chiconee
Ron Rutherford
West Springfield
Jamie Hurley
George Sullivan
Holyoke
Durante
Tech
Lahovich
Oaks
Drury and Adams name basketball captains and leaders
Kevin Boisjolie and Denny D'Arcangelo are named cocaptains of Drury High basketball for next year. Tom Lamb is elected captain of Adams High basketball. Boisjolie focuses on basketball while D'Arcangelo plays golf and Lamb is a football center and former baseball shortstop.
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Kevin Boisjolie
Denny D’arcangelo
Drury High
Tom Lamb
Adams High
Boisjolie
D’arcangelo
Lamb
Bob Holbert Cut by Giants
Eighteen year old Bob Holbert formerly of Springfield Mass in the Eastern League in 1964 was sent to Casa Grande for reassignment. Holbert, from Johnson City N Y, was one of four cuts by the Giants as they trim to 28 players before opening day April 12 in Phoenix Arizona.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Bob Holbert
Springfield
Mass
San Francisco Giants
Casa Grande
Holbert
Johnson City
Giants
Tom Parsons Stifles Braves in Mets West Palm Game
Tom Parsons of Falls Village Conn former Housatonic Valley Regional High star pitched three scoreless innings for the New York Mets in a 5-1 victory over the Milwaukee Braves yesterday afternoon in West Palm Beach Fla Parsons allowed four hits and finished the game after Al Jackson worked six innings He struck out one and issued no bases on balls.
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Tom Parsons
Falls Village
First Round Is Concluded In CYC Junior Tournament Upsets and Close Games
In the Catholic Youth Center Junior tournament Holy Family beat St Josephs 55 49 as St Marys routed St Charles 94 39 and St Francis North Adams edged St Peters Great Barrington 74 64. Tonight two quarterfinals pit St Marks Pittsfield vs St Thomas Adams and St Marys Pittsfield vs St Anthonys North Adams.
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Catholic Youth Center
Holy Family
St. Joseph's of
Pittsfield
St. Mary's of Lee
St. Charles
St. Francis
North Adams
St. Peter's of
Great Barrington
St. Mark's of
St. Thomas
Adams
St. Mary’s of
St. Anthony's
Fittsfield High
John Wilk
St. Joseph’s
St. Joe’s
Hoyas
Seymour Street
Pat Murphy
St. Mary’s Breezes
Shoemaker select Lukey Debonair for Derby mount
New York AP says Bill Shoemaker will ride Lukey Debonair in the 91st Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in May. Shoemaker calls the horse a nice runner, easy to rate, and a steady performer for owner Ada L. Rice.
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New York
Bill Shoemaker
Lukey Debonair
Churchill Downs
Shoemaker
Ada L. Rice
Two County Boys Active At Bowdoin
Williamstown and North Adams youths at Bowdoin College receive varsity letters. David W. Stocking belongs to 39 winter track letter recipients. Dan Ralston, a defenseman from North Adams, is among 10 lacrosse lettermen forming the nucleus for the season opener at Hofstra College in Hempstead New York.
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Brunswick
Maine
Williamstown
Mass
North Adams
Bowdoin College
David W. Stocking
Dan Ralston
Hofstra College
Hempstead
N.Y
Panther Skaters Elect 2 To Lead 66 Hockey Team
Middlebury College in Vermont elevates two juniors to co captain roles for the 1965-66 varsity hockey squad. George Walker of Greenwich Connecticut and Freeman Allen of Rochester New York were chosen by teammates and approved by the Athletic Council. Walker tallied six goals and 12 assists this season as a wing, while Allen led the defense with 10 points from two goals and eight assists. Both are three year Middlebury veterans and multi sport lettermen from prep schools.
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Middlebury
George Walker
Greenwich
Pomfret School
Upper Canada College
Allen
Holderness School
Informal Jr Slalom Set at Peak at Jiminy Peak
Jiminy Peak hosts an informal slalom for juniors aged 9 to 18 with a 100-entry limit. Fred G. Crane Jr. announces the vacation special race at 1 pm with a 0 cent entry fee. Roland Blood sets the course. ski school office will handle blanks and telephone entries accepted until 10 am Saturday.
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Jiminy Peak
Fred G. Crane Jr
Roland Blood
Petersburg Ski Area Opens After Fresh Snow
Petersburg received five inches of new snow yesterday and the area is operating. Ski school director John Hitchcock announced a packed powder base of 3 to 15 inches and said the skiing is excellent with the fresh snowfall.
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Petersburg Pass
John Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Eph Errors Carry Elon To Victory
Elon College beat Williams 6-2 in an exhibition as Williams errors led to all Elon runs. Kevin Sheehan started for the Ephs, allowing three unearned runs in the third inning and two more in the fourth. Steve Watson pitched for Williams. A doubleheader was scheduled for this afternoon.
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Elon
N.C
Elon College
Williams College
Kevin Sheehan
Ephs
Steve Watson
Williams
England Elected To Head Berkshire Hockey Officials Unit
England of Lenox was elected president of the Berkshire Region Hockey Officials Association at Cranwell School. He succeeds Bill McCullough who became secretary treasurer. Frank Blowe was named vice president and Carl Moffatt was re elected referee in chief. The group has 14 members, all Berkshire County residents except Roald Schopp of Canaan New York.
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LENOX
Monroe England
Berkshire
Berkshire Region Hockey Officials’ Association
Cranwell School
England
Bill McCullough
Cranwell
Frank Blowe
Pittsfield High School
Carl Moffatt
Pittsfield
BAHCA
Roald Schopp
Canaan,n.y
Berkshire County
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Arnold Toynbee
President's Council On Physical Fitness
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Weese
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Mass 65
Stuart Street
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South Berkshire
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St. Mary’s
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St. Peter's
Fred Scully
Mike Zanin
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