Coletteas Triple A shot starts in Louisville tale
The long career of Chris Coletta resembles a coming test as he leaves Pittsfield for the Louisville Colonels. Once a strong hitter in Berkshire baseball, he faced pro turns and setbacks with Toronto and Boston, returning last season to Pittsfield before earning a Minor League assignment and a chance at Triple A.
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Chris Coletta
Louisville Colonels
Pittsfield-Berkshire Red Sox
Coletta
Pittsfield
Waterloo
Winston-Salem
George Scott
Scott
RBI
Toronto
Louisville
Kafka
Colonels
Deland
Joe Buras
Savannah
Southern Association
Washington
Boston
Georgia
Reading
Phillies
Buras
Buzas
Joe
Pat McKernan
San Francisco
Dick O’connell
Red Sox
Caletta
Chris
Kansas City
Triple A
Billy Conigliaro
Billy
Wahconah Park
Ginn shoots 78 as Cranwell beats Cheshire 1049-14
Billy Ginn leads Cranwell golf with 78, guiding a 104-914 win over Cheshire Academy. It marks Cranwell’s second straight victory while Cheshire drops to its first loss in six. Cheshire’s Mike Lawlor carded 81 as Cranwell seniors Costello and O’Rourke added key points. freshman Jim Frulla drained a 20-foot putt for Cranwell’s final half-point.
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LENOX
Billy Ginn
Cranwell
Cheshire Academy
Cheshire
Mike Lawlor
Barry Costello
Tom O'Rourke
Jim Frulla
Owens Quits as Washington Athletic Director
Jim Owens, 42, resigns as the University of Washington athletic director to devote full time to coaching football. He holds two posts at UW and made the move Wednesday, stating his intent to focus on football coaching duties.
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Jim Owens
University of Washington
Owens
Villemure named AHL MVP in close vote
WEST SPRINGFIELD MASS AP Gilles Villemure Buffalo goalie was chosen MVP of the American Hockey League by league writers and broadcasters, missing unanimous by one vote. He collected 36 points to 7 for runner up Gil Gilbert Hershey. Edward J Powers Boston Garden Corp official to receive Man of the Year at May 14 dinner. Lavaca Toad ($5) wins five furlongs at Green Mountain Park. Dick Weber rolls 3060 game in Arch Way tournament, his 16th perfect game.
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Mass
Gilles Villemure
Buffalo
Villemure
Gil Golbert
Hershey
Boston (Ap
Edward J. Powers
Boston Garden Corp
Boston Bruins
Gridiron Club of Boston
ST. Louis
Dick Weber
Boston rallies past Seattle for fifth straight win
George Thomas drives in the go ahead run on a bloop double in the seventh inning as the Red Sox beat Seattle 5-4 in Seattle. Rico Petrocelli opened Boston’s comeback with his eighth homer and Boston extended its winning streak to five.
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Boston Red Sox
Seattle
F-T
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Thomas
Pilots
Rico Petracelli
Luis Viant
Cleveland
Stan Bahnsen
Yankees
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Indians
California
Bobby Murcer
Chicago Avhite Sox
Orioles
Ted Kubiak
del Unser
Oakland
Washington
Jim Price
Mickey Stanley
Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cubs
Willie Davis
Jim Merritt
Clay Carroll
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Tony Perez
Gary Gentry
Montreal
Gene Mauch
Kitchen Pitches UMass to 4-1 Victory Over URI
John Kitchen of Chicopee Mass starred with a four hit pitching effort to lift the University of Massachusetts to a 4-1 win against the University of Rhode Island in Kingston. He fanned 12, walked three, and added a two run single. The Redmen raised their Yankee Conference record to eight wins in nine starts and wrap up league play at New Hampshire with Holy Cross looming in nonconference action.
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R.I
University of Massachusetts
John Kitchen
Chicopee
Mass
University of Rhode Island
Redmen
Kitchen
Dick Bergquist
Umass
New Hampshire
Holy Cross
Amherst
Maine
Black Bears
Lee Jayvees Triumph Over Mt. Everett 10-2
Lee High junior varsity baseball scored six runs in the first two innings and beat Mt. Everett 10-2. Lee improves to 4-4, with Dan Turner pitching four innings and Billy Turner finishing. Key hits by Jimmy Salice Kenny Baker and Steve Consolati led the offense. Mt. Everett’s Bob Gingras had three of five team hits. Next up is Lenox Hickjavees at Lenox.
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Lee High
Mt. Everett Regional High Jayvees
Wildcats
Jimmy Salice
Kenny Baker
Steve Consolati
Bob Gingras
Mt. Everett
Dan Turner
Billy
Lenox Hick Jagvees
Lenox
Lee Baker
Nea Brown
Boulanger
Lallartt Tarmaey
Kelly
Dignard
Wheeler
Tyrer
Gingras
Ss Clark
P Care
P * Blodgett
Hae
Care
Everett Oo
RBI
Salice
Baker
Dighard
Consolatie Dupont
Gsingras
Hunt
Bartin
Consolati
Hardisty
Brown
Turner
Lob—Lee
Mt. Everett St
A. Turner
Clark
Glark
O. Turner
D. Turner
Fa—Clark
McDonough
W—B, Turner
L—Kelly
Um- Fires
Gene Frulla
Bill Bardon
Cranwell Crushes Avon in 18-1 Opener
Cranwell School of Lenox, Mass., routed Avon School 18-1 in Avon Conn. Joe Schwartz Steve Gaudreau and Bob Lorette sparked the Cranes with timely hitting and a low error game. Cranwell improved to four wins and will face Darrow School in New Lebanon N Y on Saturday. In pro hoops the ABA Finals saw Oakland beat Indiana 138-135 in overtime to win the series 4-1.
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Avon
Conn
Cranwell School
Lenox
Mass
Joe Schwartz
Steve Gaudreau
Avon School
Cranes
Schwartz
Gaudreau
Bob Lorette
Cranwell
Darrow School
New Lebanon
N.Y
Associated Press
Oakland
Indiana
Major League Baseball scores roundup and schedule
MLB recap shows Chicago 6 Baltimore 4 Almnestra 10 Cleveland 3 Detroit 6 Kansas City 2 Oakland 5 Washington 4 California 4 New York 2 Boston 5 Seattle 4 Houston at Philadelphia leads today. N Only game scheduled. San Francisco at Chicago Houston at New York N Cincinnati at Montreal N Atlanta at Philadelphia N Los Angeles at Pittsburgh N San Diego at St Louis N No games Friday or other dates listed.
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Mike Wegner
Expos
Atlanta
Larry Dierker
Houston
Philadelphia
Phils
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Padres
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San Diego
San Francisco
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California
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W. L. Pet
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Wash'n
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New York LQ
Agi
San Fran
BOB
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Ronnie Evans
Bobby Hart
George Monson
Ardc & Nema
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Albury- Saratoga
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Lee Jayvees
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Cranwell Drubs Avon School
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