Cathedral Baseball Edges St Josephs 7 6 in Seventh
Cathedral High of Springfield pulled ahead with a seventh inning run to beat St Josephs High 7 6 at Deming Field under cloudy cool conditions. Jerry Kane scored the winning run on Jim McCormicks sacrifice fly after a long two base hit by Kane and strong hitting from Kane and Mike Robinson. Kane drove in two runs and Robinson three as Cathedral battled back from a 6 4 deficit with tieing and go ahead rally in the sixth.
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Cathedral High
Springfield
I. Joseph's High
Deming Field
Jerry Kane
Jim McCormick
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McCormick
St. Jon's
Jim Baumann
Dave Sheran
Mike Robinson
Panthers
Robinson
Wayne Marra
Seesaw Battle
Saints Top St. Joseph's in Crusaders' Errorless Win
Breen drove in two for St. Thomas while Clark and Larkin added one each and scored twice. Demaris earned the win after relieving in the second as Sperl left early. Harrison pitched five, Kane starred for the visitors with five assists, and Larkin turned a key kneeling putout. Cathedral improves to 4-6, St. Joe's to 5-5-1 with a Northern Berkshire clash vs Wahconah next.
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Saders
Breen
Clark
Larkin
Jerry Demaris
Cathedral
Kevin Sperl
Denny Ryan
St. Joe's
Bob Harrison
Kane
Baumann
Steve Stanton
John Sheran
Crusaders
St. Joe’s
Berkshire
Wahconah
Dalton
Lee High Rolls to 13-1 Victory Over Mt. Everett
Lee High plated 13 runs on eight hits and nine Mt. Everett errors in a dominant 13-1 win at home. Johnny Walker delivered a double and two singles while Bob Zerbato added two singles and earned the win with a six walk, two singles pitching performance. Mt. Everett’s Jim Law and Dick Sellen collected the visitors’ hits as Dave Pshenishny took the loss. Lee travels to Lenox High for a pivotal clash while Mt. Everett visits Monument Mountain.
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Lee
Lee High
Berkshire
Monument Mountain
Great Jarrington
Lenox High
Mt. Everett
Sheffield
Spartans
Jenox
Johnny Walker
Bob Zerbato
Zerbato
Jim Law
Dick Sellen
Dave Pshenishny
Lenox
Southern Berkshire Games Today and Tomorrow
SBL McCann faces Monument Mt Independent Drury competes Mt Anthony today. Tomorrow Lee meets Lenox and Monument MG clashes with Mt Everett in Berkshire league action.
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McCann
Monument Mt. Independent
Drury
Mt. Anthony
Lee
Lenox
Monument
Mt. Everett
Amherst Beats Ephs in Little Three Baseball Clash
Amherst tops Williams 6 5 in a Little Three game as Bill Bradley pitched eight innings for the win to move to 5 2. Bryce Butterfield aided in the ninth while Bob Bower took the loss in a route going effort. Williams stranded 13 runners, with a third inning run on hits from Bobby Quinn Jim Dunn and Steve Taylor.
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Amherst College
Williams
Ephs
Jeffs
Bill Bradley
Bryce Butterfield
Bradley
Bob Bower
Bobby Quinn
Jim Dunn
Steve Taylor
Testimonial Set May 31 For Boyd
A testimonial dinner for Bob Boyd, former Dalton High School coach, will be at the American Legion Home on May 31 at 7 p m. Tickets are available from Paul Archambault Paul Burke Everett Calkins Maurice Callahan Jack Casey Filberto Chic Chiacchiaretto Archie De Angelus James Fraley Philip Lennon Harry P Stedman and Fred Warren.
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Bob Boyd
Dalton High School
American Legion
Paul Archambault
Paul Burke
Everett Calkins
Maurice Callahan
Jack Casey
Filberto “Chic” Chiacchiaretto
Archie de Angelus
James Fraley
Philip Lennon
Harry P. Stedman
Fred Warren
Boxing Results From Las Vegas and Montreal Cards
Las Vegas match saw Billy Hester KO Jimmy Rosette after four rounds. In Montreal Tony Bowell outpointed Jessie Crown over eight rounds. Charlie Chase stopped Paul Kasper in five rounds, with Kasper listed from Portland.
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Nev
Billy Hester
Los Angeles
Jimmy Rosette
San Diego
Montreal
Tony Bowell
Philadelphia
Jessie Crown
Bangor
Maine
Charlie Chase
Paul Kasper
Portland
Hannum Enthuses Over Win by Oakland Oaks in ABA Finals
Oakland Oaks beat Indiana Pacers 135 431 in overtime to win the ABA title four games to one. Alex Hannum called it the most satisfying victory of his life after guiding the Oaks from a last-place finish to champions. Rick Barry, out with a knee injury, did not play. Doug Moe and Warren Armstrong starred in OT for Oakland.
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Alex Hannum
Hannum
Oakland Oaks
Indiana Pacers
Oaks
Boston Celtics
NBA
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Rick Barry
Barry
Indiana
Ron Perry
Pacers
Ron Leonard
Roger Brown
Fred Lewis
Tom Thacker
Doug Moe
Warren Armstrong
The
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Moe
Lewis
Brown
Jiminy Ski Club Takes Third in USEASA Faski Trophy
Jiminy Peak Ski Club finished third in the USEASA Faski trophy standings for the season. The award honors the club with the most points from top placements inUSEASA races at the Atlantic City convention of the U S Eastern Amateur Ski Association last weekend. Attendees included Max Sauter of Mt Greylock, George S Maynard and members from Jiminy Peak, and Charles G ibson of Poughkeepsie chaired the Alpine committee.
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Jiminy Peak Ski Club
U.S. Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Atlantic City
Max Sauter
Mt. Greylock
N.Y
Pittsfield
Congressional Inquiry May Be Asked on Umpires
A New York senator may seek a congressional inquiry into the firing of two American League umpires Al Salerno and Bill Valentine, potentially challenging baseball antitrust protections. Senator Goodell and Representative Pirnie discussed the firings with Commissioner Kuhn, who remained noncommittal, while Cronin defended the umpires as competent.
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New York
Charles E. Goodell
R.N.Y
al Salerno
Bill Valentine
Goodell
Alexander Pirnie
R-N.y
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Kuh
Paul Porter
Jacob K. Javits
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Javits
Congress
Pandora’s Box
Salerno
Valentine
Amer
Ican
American Baseball League
Unlisted Champs surged to NCAA crown double rare feat
New York UPI reports that only two unranked teams finished the regular season in the NCAA title game era. California in 1959 and City College of New York in 1930 won the championship, marking rare paths to the crown.
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UPI
California
City College of New York
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