Senators Rally To 9-3 Win As Hinton Alyea Retzer Homers
Washington routs Pittsburgh 9-3 behind 17 hits led by Chuck Hinton Brant Alyea and Ken Retzer with homers. Jim Duckworth and George Angel win three innings apiece as the Senators extend spring training success to a four game run.
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Scholarship Fund To Aid Figure Skaters After High School
The U S Figure Skating Association creates an academic scholarship fund funded by the World Memorial fund from the 1961 Belgium air crash. Three regional committees will award $1,000 to qualifying skaters who show need and provide skating background. Funds go directly to colleges.
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Cleveland
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Chicago
John R. Shoemaker
San Francisco
Canadiens Win Opener With Stanley Cup Penalty Records
Referee Frank Udvari sparked a record night as the Montreal Canadiens defeated Toronto 2 4 in the Stanley Cup semifinal opener. Udvari set multiple penalties marks in the first period and finished with 31 total penalties in the game. Claude Provost and Boom Boom Geoffrion contributed Montreal goals while Charlie Hodge earned his fifth shutout of the season. In Chicago, the Black Hawks beat Detroit 4 1 as Al McDonald and Pierre Pilote scored in the final period.
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al McDonald
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Murray Balfour
Stan Mikita Jalied
Three for Three Boston Bruins rout in Toronto
Dean Prentice, veteran left winger for the Boston Bruins, recalls the 11-0 win over the Maple Leafs in Toronto on January 18. Prentice had three shots and scored on each, part of a game where every goal occurred while both teams were at full strength.
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Maple Leafs
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Kimball and Chubin Repeat on All-Yankee Conference Team
Tony Kimball of Connecticut and Steve Chubin of Rhode Island are unanimous first team picks for the All Yankee Conference basketball squad. It is the pair’s second straight selection as juniors. Also named to the first team are Peter Bernard of Massachusetts Jim Hich of New Hampshire and Dennis McGovern of Rhode Island. Second team includes Frank Nightingale Rhode Island John Gillette Maine Nick Mandravelis New Hampshire Dom Perno Connecticut and Roger Twitchell Charlie O Rourke Massachusetts.
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UPI
Tony Kimball
Connecticut
Steve Chubin
Rhode Island
New England
Peter Bernard
Massachusetts
Jim Hich
New Hampshire
Dennis McGovern
Frank Nightingale
John Gillette
Maine
Nick Mandravelis
Dom Perno
Roger Twitchell
Charlie O'Rourke
Kentucky Invitational Delivers Big Profits to Four Teams
In Lexington the University of Kentucky Invitational ranks as one of the nation’s most profitable basketball tournaments. The two night event distributes profits evenly among four teams, with each club receiving as much as 15 420 dollars.
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Lexington
Radatz Called in From Stands as Sox Lose in 15 innings
In Scottsdale Boston manager John Pesky summoned Dick Radatz from the grandstands to pitch the final three innings of a 10-8 loss to the Chicago Cubs in 15 innings. Tony Conigliaro hit a two run homer while Jack Lamabe excelled in relief. Dave Morehead allowed five runs and Morehead’s shoulder received ultrasound therapy. Boston sits idle next day.
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Candlepin Qualifying Round Sets Berkshire Bowlers' Meet
A five string qualifying round precedes the Berkshire County Candlepin Bowling Association championship. Qualifiers may play April 13 to 19 at Imperial Lanes with top 12 men and top 12 women advancing to finals. Finals format uses 10 strings with handicap rules based on a 120 and 105 scratch base.
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Lee High Opens Season Early With St Josephs
Lee High prepares an early baseball start against St Josephs High of North Adams on April 15 at Greylock Street field due to excellent drainage. Five nonleague games precede the Southern Berkshire League opener May 1 versus Searles High in Great Barrington.
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Soldato Casey DeSantis Out for N A State Team
Former Pittsfield and St Josephs players Gary Soldato Dan DeSantis and Mike Casey join 28 candidates listed to North Adams State College's baseball team under coach J Zavatiaro in the new cage at the college. Seven veterans return from last year s eight and three record with new hopefuls including Bruce Gallagher and Bob Beebe. The team will tour southern Connecticut during spring break with a May 2 opener at Johnson College.
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Dan DeSantis
St. Joseph’s High
Mike Casey
Joe Zavat‘taro
North Adams State College
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Frank Walsh
Providence College
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Bob Canal
Framingham
Errors Hurt Williams In Rainy Louisburg Tilt
Williams College fell 8-2 to Louisburg College in a game affected by intermittent rain and high winds. Williams committed four errors, allowing six unearned runs over seven innings. Pitchers Jim Kyle and Jeff Silver worked well, with Silver striking out four. Bill Mosher led Williams with two singles. Steve Hyde Ron Kidd and Pete Williamson added the other safeties. The Ephs were slated to play at Wilmington, North Carolina, later today.
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N.C
Williams College
Louisburg College
Williams
Jim Kyle
Jeff Silver
Ephs
Silver
Bill Mosher
Massachusetts
Steve Hyde
Ron Kidd
Pete
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Kyleaver
Christiansen
Straub
Lenox Plans 70 Contests Across Four Sports
Lenox prepares 70 total games for eight teams in four sports this spring led by Don Terwilliger, a Lenox native and 1948 graduate, who will coach baseball while continuing his roles as football and basketball leader. Paterson moves to junior school baseball as long-time coaches pace lacrosse, tennis, and sailing. Mark Drumm and Kim Peterson anchor baseball with Pete Zack infielding, as Lacrosse competes in the New England Private School league and sailing in the New England Preparatory School Sailing Association.
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Don Terwilliger
Lenox School
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Jim Paterson
Mark Drumm
Kim Peterson
Pete Zack
Pittsfield
Mort LaPointe
George Faxon
Ed Gleason
New England
Ex-Concord Star Knocks Homer for Springfield Giants
Ex-Concord star Dick Kruger of Concord New Hampshire hit a home run for the Springfield little Giants in a training game at Casa Grande Arizona yesterday. Kruger, an outfielder in his third pro season, formerly played with Fresno and is vying for a spot on the Springfield Eastern League roster. He starred for Pittsfield Post 68 in 1960 regional playoffs at Keene New Hampshire.
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Casa Grande
Ariz
Fresno
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California
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Giants
Callahan to Speak at Notre Dame Berkshire Dinner
Notre Dame publicity director Charles Callahan will be the principal speaker at the Notre Dame Club of Berkshire County annual dinner April 13 at the Hotel Wendell Sherwood. Cocktail hour 6 to 7, dinner 7. Cochairmen Harold C. McKenna Alfred Ezdula and James Farrell of Pittsfield. Tickets from McKenna or Ezdula. Farrell toastmaster.
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University of Notre Dame
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Alfred Ezdula
James Farrell
Pittsfield
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Ski Report Boston AP New England council ski reports
U.S. Weather Bureau outlook calls for cloudy, windy, colder conditions with snow squalls into the forenoon, partial clearing in the afternoon and freezing temperatures in the mountains. Mountain areas to stay below freezing with fair, colder nights and hard freezing. Ratings list ski areas by base and summit conditions across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont.
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Boston Globe
New England
Rebel Ryan’s wins crown national junior skiing title
Rebel Ryan of Pittsfield wins the national junior ski championship at Squaw Valley Calif and dominates the season in Eastern Ski Association events. He sweeps downhill and giant slalom, places high in postOlympic races, and is hailed by coaches and locals as a future alpine star.
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Collin
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Killington
Sugarloaf Mountain
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Maine
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Stowe
CBS
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Kidd
Azalea Open Begins Today at Cape Fear Club
Opening round play in the 16th Azalea Open golf tournament was set to begin amid rain delays and soggy greens at Cape Fear Country Club in Wilmington North Carolina. The field of 160 includes three time winner Jerry Barber and Billy Casper, while Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus are absent. The 72 hole event was moved up a day with the final round now scheduled for Monday.
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UPI
Cape Fear Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Calcium Stops John Roseboro
Los Angeles Dodger catcher John Roseboro has calcium deposits in his right knee and will be out of action until at least April 9. Dr. Robert Kerlan said the player is undergoing treatment with cortisone shots and no surgery is planned.
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Dodger
John Roseboro
Robert Kerlan
Roseboro
LPGA Tour Opens at Sconic Hills in Pensacola
The LPGA schedule starts in Pensacola at Sconic Hills Country Club on March 19 for a four day event. After a week off the tour continues with the St. Petersburg Women's Open from April 25 through the following week.
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