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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1969

Page

5

Sox Manchester To Try Again Tonight After Rainout

The Pittsfield Berkshire Sox, tied for second in the Eastern League, will resume tonight at 7:15 at Wahconah Park against the Manchester Yankees after last night’s rainout. Pitching duties shift from the ill Brian Clark to Terry Ordway for Manchester, with Doug Hanson slated to start for Pittsfield. The team has postponed six times this season, with Elmira leading and Manchester in last place.

Pittsfield-Berkshire Sox Wahconah Park Manchester Yankees Pittsfield-Manchester Bill Gardner Washington Pittsfield Terry Ordway Manchester Jerry Walker Brian Clark Doug Hanson York Elmira Pioneers Binghamton Ron Blomberg Atlanta, Ga

Dairy Danis Win CSPSL Games With Big Offense

In City Slow Pitch Softball League play at Lakewood Field, Dairy Center defeated Berkshire Life 22 to 4, and Step Danis beat Yellow Coach 10 to 5. Leading Dairy hitters Lou Orazio and Pete Salvatore each had five hits, Ernie Sagalyn went 3 for 3 for Berkshire Life, Jack Spence was 3 for 3 for Step Danis, and Jan Villanova collected two hits for Yellow Coach.

Dairy Center Berkshire Life Step Danis Yellow Coach Lakewood Field Lou Orazio Pete Salvatore Ernie Sagalyn Jack Spence Jan Villanova

Eastern League Standings and Last Night's Results

The Eastern League standings show Elmira, Reading, Waterbury, York, and Manchester atop the table with varying games back. Last night Manchester defeated Pittsfield 9 3 in rain while Elmira beat Reading 5 4 and Waterbury downed York 7 4. Tonight features Manchester at Pittsfield Wahconah Park 7 15 and Waterbury at York plus Reading at Elmira. Tomorrow Park hosts at 7 15. A New York Yankees drafted outfielder, recovering from flu, may play for Manchester tonight. The 1967 Red Sox championship rings have arrived and will be distributed to holdover players, with others to receive by mail.

Associated Press Elmira Woo& AR Pittsfield York YO Waterbury & Ff Reading Manchester Elmira Waterbury York & Games Tonight Wahconah Park York Reading Walker Blomberg West Haven Conn Red Sox Pat McKernan McKernan

Lenox's Billy Bowes Drafted by Royals and Oaks

Lenox resident Billy Bowes, a 6-8 Elon College center from Virginia Beach, was drafted by the Cincinnati Royals and the Oakland Oaks. Bowes, 22, led Elon in shooting and free throws, with 1,107 points and 1,032 rebounds in his college career, and chose pro basketball over football offers.

Butch Gregory Berkshire County Butch Lenox Billy Bowes Little Elon College North Carolina Cincinnati Royals NBA Oakland Oaks ABA Bowes William Bowes Sr Navy Sullivan Drive General Electric Ordnance Systems Boweses Dick Field Lenox High North Adams GEAA Tall Star Cincinnati Oakland Princess Anne High School Virginia Beach Field Billy Elon University of North Carolina Pat Toso Pantazelos Ann Bonnie Bobby Howes Western Massachusetts Dwight Durante Springfield Tech Catawhay College Durante New York Knickerbockers

Babe Ruth Drive Raises Record-Breaking $1,297

Babe Ruth Baseball League reports a record season ticket drive total of $1,297.91, announced by President Louis Russo. He credits uniformed solicitors and a strong showing from the National and American leagues, noting 148 and 75 contributions respectively. He thanks contributors as Mothers Day conditions were damp.

Louis Russo

Foster-Tough as Football Boxer Bob Foster Teases Dallas Teammate Don Perkins

Bob Foster, boxing light heavyweight champ, recalls mornings at Oak n Spruce and reflects on football risks. He says he played with Don Perkins on a Dallas Cowboys team, weighed 160 pounds in high school, and notes football linemen now exceed 285 pounds. Foster defends his choice to box, fights Andy Kendall May 24 at the Eastern States Coliseum, and jokes about his fighting style and self discipline.

Elon Virginia Beach Hargrave Lee Oak N’ Spruce Bob Foster Foster Albuquerque Don Perkins Dallas Cowboys University of New Mexico Willie Wood Packers Eastern States Coliseum Andy Kendall

Hibbard Tops Williams in Elementary League Opener

Hibbard Stheraders beat Williams School 5 to 2 in the opening game of the Elementary School Baseball League. Each side had three hits. Winning pitcher Robert Turner benefited from Ray Meandro and Mark Pratt while Robert Horne took the loss. David Heidel pitched after.

Hibbard Stheraders Williams School Robert Turner Ray Meandro Mark Pratt Robert Horne David Heidel

Protest Corrects Trans-Am Result for Michigan Race

In Cambridge Junction Michigan Parnelli Jones won the Trans-Am sedan race after a protest over faulty lap charts. Mark Donohue slid to second ahead of Jerry Titus and Bob Tullius, with Jones moving from fourth to first. The next race is at Lime Rock Park on May 30.

Cambridge Junction Mich Parnelli Jones Mark Donohue Jones Donohue Jerry Titus Bob Tullius Mustang Donahue Lime Rock Conn

St. Joe's tops Spartans 6-3 to even season marks

St. Joseph's High of Pittsfield beat Monument Mountain Regional of Great Barrington 6-3 at Recreation Field to even both teams at 6-6. Lefty starters Mark Murphy and Bob Harrison earned the win and held the Spartans scoreless late, while Tony Skorput took the loss. St. Joe's broke ahead from the second inning and piled on with three more in the third and one in the seventh. John Sheran had two of seven Crusader hits, with Jim Drake adding a double for Monument Mountain.

Stockbridge St. Joseph's Pittsfield Monument Mountain Regional Great Barrington Recreation Field St. Joe’s Mark Murphy Bob Harrison Murphy Harrison Tony Skorput Crusaders Joe Roulier Rick Goyette Roulier St. Joe's Chris Connolly al Belanger Bill Larkin Bob Breen Pete Clark Spartans John Sheran Jim Drake Mike Warner Chris Williams Monument Mountain Lenox High Lee High Lee ST. Joseph's J Sheran Gayette Atkins Brean Ts Clark Ib Connolly Foy Roulitr Is Harrington Amurphy Monument Im Warmer Pleropan Williams Ib Piungis Ao Wright Oo Rake J. Skarput Elliotts Guan Balls Kane Mackle Dennard Og Nagrint Ada Byrka T. Skarput Malson Josephs Monument MT Goyalls Areehr St. Joseph's M1 Monument M1 Rbi Goyette Clark Rawiler Gunn Syrka Drake

McCann Tech Upsets Lee High In SBL Game

McCann Tech High of North Adams rallied for three runs in the sixth to beat Lee High 4-2 in a Southern Berkshire League upset. Hornets notched first league win, tying for fourth with Mt. Everett at Sheffield. Lee’s Bob Zerbato took the loss after five innings. Rysz drove in two runs as Hanlon, Rysz and Hartlage added two hits each for McCann.

Lee McCann Tech High North Adams Lee High Hornets Mt. Everett Sheffield Bob Zerbato John Walker McCann New Lebanon Central High New Lebanon N.Y Gee St. Joseph's High Pittsfield Hanlon Rysz Chuck Hartlage Lee Hatter

Wildcats Fall In League Clash To Drop To Third

Southern Berkshire League recap shows Wildcats losing 5-3 to McCann with Monument Mountain and Lenox ahead. McCann’s Glenn Hunton drew a walk and stolen base while Ron Rysz delivered a two run single. Lee tied it in fifth on Gary Wellington’s score after a stolen base and error. Hanlon pitched well for the losers allowing four hits and four walks with four strikeouts.

Rysz Bill Hakes Lee Gary Wellington Wildcats John Walker Hanlon

Epic Fresh Unbeaten In Lacrosse

Williams College freshman lacrosse team, led by Sim Duford and Lance Smith, has won five straight after opening with one loss. They defeated RPI, Choate, Mount Hermon, Deerfield in overtime, and Wesleyan, with standouts Gleason and Overton contributing points and Orrington strong in goal with 31 saves.

Williamstown Williams College Jim Ellingwood RPI Choate Mount Hermon Deerfield Wesleyan Fresh Sim Duford Rochester N.C Lance Smith Baltimore Wa Gileason Wilton Overton Andover New England

Streeter Delivers One Hit in Twin Bill for Westfield State

Streeter, a Wahconah Regional High alum, went 1-for-3 in the opener and 1-for-4 in the nightcap as Westfield State College dropped both games to Quinnipiac College at Westfield. He played shortstop in both games. Dan Gooley earned the win in both contests, pitching seven innings in the opener and five in relief in the second.

al Streeter Wahconah Westfield State College Quinnipiac College Westfield Quinnipiac Dan Gooley

Dr Arthur Levy Ace Sinks 177-Yard 13th at Berkshire Hills

Dr Arthur Levy scored a hole in one on the 177 yard 13th at Berkshire Hills Country Club Saturday. He played with Dr Stobert Schwartz Dr Elijah Green feld and Mrs Levy. Levy used a wood to reach the green and the ball dropped in the cup for his second career ace, following a prior send on the fifth at Hills two years ago.

Arthur Levy Berkshire Hills Country Club Stobert Schwartz Elijah Greenfeld Levy Pittsfield the Hills

Pittsfield Golfers Blank Wahconah 18–0 at Pontoosuc Lake

Pittsfield High beat Wahconah Regional High 18 to 0 at Pontoosuc Lake Country Club. Paul Gniadek led Pittsfield with an 80 medalist score while Wahconah’s Dick Hunter tied for medalist honors. Bill Ryan won all three points for Pittsfield and Tom Toski tied for Wahconah’s best score with 89 after breaking par previously.

Pittsfield Wahconah Pontoosuc Lake Paul Gniadek Dick Hunter Bill Ryan Ryan Hunter Tom Toski Wahconah Country Club Mt. Greylock Drury

Monument Golfers Beat Lee Twice In District Matches

Monument Mountain Regional High School golf team defeated Lee High twice at Wyantenuck Country Club, winning 15-3 yesterday and 12-5 on Friday. Lee’s Gerry Barbini was medalist both matches with scores of 80 and 75, while Monument Mountain players Terry Smith and Jim Finnerty posted top scores in the first and second matches respectively.

Great Barrington Monument Mountain Regional High Lee High Wyantenuck Country Club Gerry Barbini Lee Terry Smith Monument Mountain Jim Finnerty

Lee High Beats St. Joseph's in Berkshire Golf Match

Lee High defeats St. Joseph's High of Pittsfield 15 to 2 in a Southern Berkshire Golf League match at Greenock Country Club. Gerry Barbini shot 80 for medalist honors. Joe Farrell led St. Joseph's with 87. Sally Kellar, the sole girl varsity player, posted 93 for St. Joseph's.

Lee Lee High St. Joseph's High Pittsfield Greenock Gerry Barbini Joe Farrell St. Joseph's Sally Kellar Berkshires St. Joseph’s ST. Joe Scora Stara Viste Stack Barbini Farrett Webster Ay Carrow Turner Drennan Mountain Kellar Gevar'nas Robinson Me Ava

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