Spahn Shuts Yankees in Florida Exhibition Victory
Warren Spahn, at 43, allowed one run in six innings and contributed a homer and RBI as the Amazin Mets beat the Yankees 3-2 in Fort Lauderdale. Mounting injury chatter surrounded Mantle Ford and Mazeroski while the Yankees’ feud rumors proved unfounded.
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Hank Aaron
Bill Mazeroski
Warren Spahn
Mickey Mantle
Tim McCarver
Wayne Causey
Spahn
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Kity
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Amazin's
Milwaukee
Johnny Keane
Whitey Ford
Mantle
Keane
Mickey
Mazeroski
Pittsburgh Pirate
Connolly Delivers Scoreless Inning For Red Sox
Eddie Connolly of Pittsfield pitched two scoreless innings for the Boston Red Sox in an 8-4 loss to the Los Angeles Angels in Scottsdale Arizona. He gave up two hits in the ninth but kept Angel batters from scoring. Connolly has allowed one earned run in seven innings to date, the best Red Sox ERA among starters. Matt Wilson started and took the loss, allowing four runs in five innings. Dick Radatz also struggled, surrendering four runs in two innings.
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Cincinnati
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Clearwater
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Kansas City
Bradenton
Eddie Connolly
Pittsfield
Boston Red Sox
Eddie
Connolly
Red Sox
Matt Wilson
Radatz Struggles as Angels Top Red Sox in Mexico City Exhit
Los Angeles defeated Boston 8 4 in an exhibition game in Nogales. Dick Radatz allowed four runs in two innings after Bob Hefner and Arnold Earley shut out the Angels. Rich Reichardt and Jim Piersall contributed key hits as Chance and Don Lee worked parts of the eighth. The Red Sox plan to start Jerry Stephenson Saturday with Dennis Bennett sidelined by a sore arm.
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Kuryan
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Boston
Cleveland
Dave Morehead
Stephenson
Red Sox
Jerry Stephenson
Dennis Bennett
Dick Radatz
Angel
Earl Wilson
Radatz
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Angels
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Dean
Chance
Jim Piersall
Cy Young Award
Don Lee
Bobby Knoop
Carl Yastrzemski
Felix Mantilla
Bob Tillman
Bobby Guindon
Arnold Earley
Eddie Connolly
Satchel Paige and other sports notes from Williamstown era
Satchel Paige praised for lack of illegal pitch despite major league record in five seasons. Nelson Domin sets attendance streak at Williams College games since 1912. Archie Allen returns to Springfield College after abroad coaching baseball in Japan Okinawa Korea and Hawaii. Dave Leete coaches Hun School football and lacrosse while coaching staff includes Mark Savidge’s brothers at Princeton and Rutgers. Anecdote from Larry Desautels recalls a 1956 center field incident in Duluth Aberdeen game. Jimmy Walsh re-enrolls at St Francis Xavier University at age 25 after service. Pete Ryan, Pete Williams, and other local athletes profiled with brief career highlights.
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Williamstown National Bank
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Phil Walsh
House of Walsh
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Weston Field
Meacham Street
Dave Leete
Williamstown High
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Hun
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N.J
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Paul
Pete Savidge
Rutgers
Lambertville
Hunl
Hawley Waterman
Bill
University of Vermont
Mount Greylock
Jimmy Walsh
St. Joseph’s High
St. Francis Xavier University
Antigonish
Nova Scotia
Jimmy
Women's Tenpin Tourney Slated at Bowlero Lanes
GREAT BARRINGTON Bowlero Lanes will host a women's ten-pin tournament Saturday and Sunday open to Women's International Bowling Congress members. Competition starts at 1 p.m. each day with cash prizes in all singles and doubles categories. Entrants may register at Bowlero before the start.
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Bowlero
International Bowling Congress
Ski conditions and lifts at Brodie Mountain
Surface conditions reported good at Brodie Mountain with a packed powder base of 5 to 15 inches. The double chair lift and the T bar were scheduled to operate from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
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Roger O Gara Leaves for Pittsfield Camp in Ocala
Sports editor Roger O Gara departs tomorrow to cover the Pittsfield Red Sox training camp in Ocala Florida. He will stay at the Hotel Marion as headquarters, file daily reports on prospects and practice progress, and write his Fair or Foul column four times weekly with an Ocala dateline. He plans to return in two weeks.
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Pittsfield Red Sox
Ocala
Fla
Hotel Marion
Elite coaches share stage at sixth Ral eigh clinic
Len Watters announces the sixth annual Raleigh football clinic in Elmsford New York with seven college coaches led by Eddie Crowder Jim Hickey Dan Jessee Gomer Jones Bill Murray and Bill McHenry plus Burt Ingwerson Cham Mather and Fete Dyer presenting sessions. Pre registration with Watters in Florida advised before Thursday.
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Elmsford
N.Y
Len Watters
Watters
Williams College
Venice
Fla
Westchester County Coaches’ Association
Teamsters
Chicago Bears
Fete Dyer
Dobbs Ferry
Mather
Massillon
Ohio
University of Kansas
Dyer
Florida
Valdez to Defend AAU Title in 147-Pound Fight
In Toledo, Jesse Valdez, the AAU 147-pound defending champion, was set to meet Ronald Pryor today to start his title defense at the national AAU boxing championships. Roy Williams of Philadelphia also slated in the 242-pound class with the semis tonight.
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Toledo
Ohio
UPI
Jesse Valdez
Ronald Pryor
Washington
Roy Williams
Philadelphia
Joe Frazier
Personnel listed for Red Sox ticket drive at Wahconah Park
Fred B. Hogan, president of the Diamondizers' Club, names personnel and outlets for advance sale of Eastern League games tickets at Wahconah Park. The list includes division chairs, captains, and workers by community, with participating Pittsfield outlets such as Brass Rail Restaurant, Dom's Wendell Barber Shop, Busy Bee Restaurant, Nassif's Pharmacy, Whitneys Rexall, Nini's Card and News, and others across Adams, North Adams, Williamstown, Readsboro, and Bennington Vermont.
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Fred B. Hogan
Diamondizers
Pittsfield Red Sox
Hogan
Angelina Massaconi
Barry Stigers
Central Berkshire
Joseph Gleason
Thomas Connolly
North Berkshire
Joseph Wolfe
North Adams
Thomas Grieve
South Berkshire
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Great Barrington
Brass Rail
Dom
Wendell
Busy Bee
Pittsfield
Nassif
Whitney
Rexall
Nini
Spudnut Shop
American Legion Home
St. Mike's Princeton Win Honors in ECAC Awards
Princeton and St. Michael's were named ECAC top teams in their divisions. Princeton, 23-6 and Ivy League champions, led by Bill Bradley, set an NCAA scoring record in the 118-93 win over Wichita State for third place. St. Michael's, in the NCAA college division semifinals, had Richie Tarant as a Little All-America selection. Other contenders included St. John's Providence St. Joseph's Villanova Buffalo and Philadelphia Textile.
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New York
Princeton
Purple Knights
St. Michael’s
Portland
Ore
Evansville
Ind
Three-Way Tie In Southern V-Ball Loop
A three way tie for first place exists in the Southern Elementary School Volleyball League sixth grade. Hibbard Williams and Pomeroy each hold 8 2 records after a hard fought three game match with Hibbard taking the first 16 14 Williams the second 15 10 and Hibbard claiming the rubber 15 12 A playoff will be arranged. Star performers included Tony Piralta Allen Bagdonis and Tom Allessia for Hibbard Mark Bassett and Tommy Clement for Williams. In another sixth grade match Pomeroy swept Stearns 15 3 15 13 Dennis Blake starred for Pomeroy.
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Hibbard
Williams
Pomeroy
Tony Piralta
Allen Bagdonis
Tom Allessia
Mark Bassett
Tommy Clement
Stearns
Dennis Blake
Mike Bushey
Wall
Carney Faces Owens Tonight At Worcester
Lowell middleweight champion Larry Carney meets Eddie Owens of Holyoke in a non title eight round feature at Mechanics Hall Worcester. The rivals previously clashed three times as amateurs with Carney winning twice and Owens once.
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Mass
UPI
Larry Carney
Lowell
New England
Eddie Owens
Holyoke
Mechanics Hall
Carney
Owens
City Teams Win at CYC Semifinalists Named From Pittsfield
St Mark's of Pittsfield and St Mary’s of Pittsfield advanced to the Catholic Youth Center junior basketball semifinals. Morningsiders defeated St Anthony's 84 57 and St Mark's beat St Thomas' 68 48. Quarterfinals set Sacred Heart vs Holy Family and St Mary’s of Lee vs St Francis' North Adams.
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St. Mary’s
Pittsfield
Catholic Youth Center
Morningsiders
St. Anthony’s
North Adams
St. Thomas
Adams
Sacred Heart
Holy Family
St. Mary’s of Lee
St. Francis
St. Mark's
West Street
Tom Sinapoli
Fran Coulture
Morningside
Jack Clark
Tom Gentile
East Is Slight Favorite In College All Star Game
The East West College All Star game sets up as a finesse vs force clash. East led by Rick Barry Fred Hetzel Billy Cunningham and Gail Goodrich carries scoring punch while West coach Doggie Julian relies on Flynn Robinson and Dave Stallworth to counter. East holds a modest edge in averages and scoring pace.
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Doggie Julian
Dartmouth
Joe Lapchick
St. John's
Rick Barry
Fred Hetzel
Davidson
Billy Cunningham
North Carolina
Julian
Flynn Robinson
Wyoming
Gail Goodrich
UCLA
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
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