Red Fox Honored For Four Decades Of Pittsfield Football
Edward W. Fox 55 received Massachusetts Eagles community service plaque and a lodge initiation in his honor. He credited wife Gertrude Mack Fox for enabling his career, noting she raised three children and 15 foster children, many for the New England Home for Little Wanderers. Notables attended including Atty. F. Richard Dregnan and Jeroy Evans, with congrats from Congressman Silvio Conte and Mayor Robert Dillon.
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Edward W
Red) Fox
Pittsfield
Massachusets Eagles
Lodge
Fox
Gertrude Mack
Dalton
Red
Harry Salkin
Salkin
Hays
Eagles
Ernest Devinez
Pittsfield Aerie
Atty. F. Richard Dregnan
Jeroy Evans
Vincent J. Hebert
J. Franklin Farrell
Adams
J. Ovila Gagne
A.H. Rice Co
Roger O’gara
The
Eagle
Farrell
St. Joseph’s High
St. Mary’s High
Westfield
Silvio Conte
Robert Dillon
John H
Peter van
Rice
Mitchell
Massachusetts Eggies
Hall Yast
Burton Graham
Jelt
Ernest Devines
Ita
Tuckerman's Ravine Poised for Prolonged Spring Skiing
New England’s Mt. Washington site faces late opening due to avalanche danger but snow in the Presidential Range boosts spring prospects. The Appalacian Mountain Club Base Camp manager says the long Sherburne Track will open April 1, while the ravine itself should stay closed until then and avalanches will be removed by rangers with rifles to ensure May skiing continues.
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Gorham
N.H
UPI
New England
Tuckerman
Mt. Washington
Tuckerman’s
Rockies
New Hampshire
Presidental Range
George Hamilton
Appalacian Mountain Club
Sherburne
Maryine
Pinkham Notch
Hamilton
Bruins to revise operating setup for next season
Boston Bruins owner West on Adams announced that coach Milt Schmidt and general manager Lynn Patrick will return next season but the team will reorganize its operating formula. Adams dismissed reports Patrick would be fired and noted Boston has finished out of the playoffs for six straight years, underscoring the need for change.
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Boston
Weston Adams
Boston Bruins
Milt Schmidt
Lynn Patrick
Adams
Patrick
Schmidt
Cleveland Halls Leader In AHL Play
The Barons defeated the Rochester Americans 4-3 to prevent the Eastern Division leaders from tying the AHL season points record. Ron Atwell scored twice, giving Cleveland a 3-2 lead at 19:20 of the second period, then added an insurance goal. In another game Gene Ubriaco netted at 6:57 of overtime to lift Hershey past Pittsburgh 3-2.
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Cleveland
Barons
Rochester Americans
Americans
Ron Atwell
Gene Ubriaco
Hershey
Pittsburgh
Award Winners Highlight New England Hockey Dinner
Boston College star John Cunniff named most valuable player while Brown coach Jim Fullerton earns coach of the year at the New England hockey writers association dinner. BC's John Snooks Kelly receives a special award for outstanding contribution to hockey.
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Boston
Boston College
John Cunniff
Brown
Jim Fullerton
New England Hockey Writers Association
John (Snooks) Kelly
Brundage to Check 68 Olympics Progress in Mexico City
Avery Brundage president of the International Olympic Committee said he will make a hurried weekend trip to Mexico City to check on progress toward the 1968 Games. He wants to learn what progress is being made, what plans exist, and what is being accomplished.
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Chicago
Avery Brundage
International Olympia Committee
Mexico City
Mexico
Brundage
Nine-day City Championships end with Daly tops all events
The 19th annual City Championships concluded after nine days of bowling. Bing Daly won the all events scratch title with 1775 and led handicap singles, besting Walt Lynch by seven pins. Daly also claimed the handicap all events with 1933, while Paul Vallee scored 1933 in handicap. Team victories included Eagle Cafe with 4078 handicap and 2885 scratch, aided by Ber tologzi Muha Le mieux Lynch Lambert and others.
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Bing Daly
Daly
Walt Lynch
Paul Vallee
Lynch
Bud Dawley
Elmer
Eagle Cafe
Vic Bertologzi
Frank Muha
Fred Lemieux
Roy Lambert
Emily's
Kahl
Kahl's Jewelers, A4, Quinn's Place, 2969, Coughlin's Package Store
Richman Cafe
Yellow Aster
Charlie’s Taxi
Valiee
Herb Porter
Tom Renak
John Kat
George Russell
Charlie Munsinger
Johi McAvoy
al Campari
Ed Hketras
Frank Pulaski
Ed Martinson
Harb Poyter
Ed Stevenson
John
Dan Lummus
Vallee
Bert Gibby
Doc Fraio
Scull
Hank Kirchdarfer
Jim Costa
Charlie Auger
Pat Kearney
Win Putnam
Roney Warren
Red O'Laughlin
Ray Ferland
John Germann
Albovants
Two Ferraris Disqualified At Sebring
Ferrari faces a setback at Sebring as two prototype cars fail ground clearance tests. Disqualified from the prototype class, they move to the sports car division, affecting Ferrari's world championship points and its stance on the sports car entrants.
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Co-Fay
Ford
Ferrari
Things Look Up for Boston in First Win Over Giants
In Scottsdale and Phoenix the Red Sox beat the Giants 41 7 for their first Cactus League victory in 11 tries. Carl Yastrzemski had four RBIs on two doubles and a single, Lenny Green added three hits and two RBIs to raise his average, while pitching was rough with Monbouquette slow to start and Lamabe yielding two costly outfield errors. Off the field, coach Pete Runnels was hospitalized with ulcers, and manager Billy Herman cut six players as Bill Spanski sold to Toronto and Jim Gosger optioned to the top farm.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Red Sox
San Francisco
Lenny Green
Giants
Phoenix
Carl Yastrzemski
Scottsdale
RBI
Bill Monbouquette
Jack Lamabe
Green
Gary Giger
Pete Runnels
Billy Herman
Bill Spanswick
Toronto
Jim Gosger
Russ Gibson
Fall River
Mass
al Lyle
Mike Jackson
Reggie Smith
Ocala
Fla
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Berkshire Eagle
Patrick, Schmidt
Cleveland Halls
United Press International
Jack Lemmon
Ing Curtis
Scleross
Wilmington
N. C
al Besselink
North Carolina
Augusta
Bill Russell
Mloody
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Toledo, Ohio
Jesse Valdez
Houston
Tex
Maumee
Laramie
Wyo
UPP
Oklahoma State University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Wyoming
OSU
UPD
Houston Astros
ABC
TV Guide
Jackson
Miss
Colonial Country Club
Walpole
Green Bay
Wis
Johnny Mayasich
National Amateur Hockey Association
Detroit Griffins
Merrimac Valley Chiesa
By Pete Snyder
Joe Dattavia
Vic Bertolozzi
Bob Hirst
Schaefer
Union Federal
Kelly’s Diner
Buccaneer
City Savings Bank
Budweiser
Rosenfald
Ida and
Joy Catavio
Faceloli Club
Vic DiNicola
Elio Casucci
Berkshire County
Pete's Motors
Dick Tierney
Fran Pannosco
Mike Calderella
Erage
Gordon Electric
Papa Joe's
Gordon
George Boynton
Skyline
D.E.M.R
Coughlin
Robert Green
Casey Stengl
John Petell
Joe Gavin
Brian Grogan
George Kyer
Berkshire
James Jewelers
Ben Franklin Prass
Ban Franklin Printers
Wadell Williamson
Bob Decker
Brewers
Don Fetherston
Jack Crews
Twilite
Pasquinis
County Squire Vo
Dick Southworth
Bob Turnbull
Herb Johnson
Muttricks
Sputnicks
King
Len Gambill
Dan Tucker
McCormick & Toole
Pittsfield Cooperative Bank
Pivero Auta
John Casfanguay
Irv Perlman
Wiliams Plumbing
Chile
Michel
Paul van Loon
Jin Kirchner
Martin
Dreikorn
Shepard's
Kincaid
Dan Readon
Mike Surowiec
Tri-City
Bud Turner
Harrington Plumbing
Madison
Harrington
Ray
Ed Poulin
Bod Turner
Bill Garrity
Sidly
Bubble Room
Sebring, Fla
Greene
Bat
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsfields Lenox Road
Johnny Walker's Paint Stores, Inc
Mary Carted Paintsi
Pere Ais
Analiey
CVTAF
Snes
Johnny Walker
May Cantor Paint Store
North St
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