Pair of Pepitone Home Runs Gives Yanks Sweep Over Angels
New York first baseman Joe Pepitone hit two game winning homers in a 3-1 and 10-2 doubleheader sweep of the Los Angeles Angels. He had four hits in the twin bill and six in his last eight at bats, raising his average to .254 after a long slump. Pepitone described timing and stance issues as he remained unsure if the drought was over.
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Ray Oyler
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Senators
Dennis Siggins
Gagle Leads Eastern League Batting Three Weeks Running
Ed Gagle kept the Eastern League lead for a third straight week with a .387 average through last Tuesday. Bobby Kelly and Lou Camilli tied for runner up at .382, Mason tops Reading with .308, and York leads team averages at .269 as the circuit sees mixed results across clubs.
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Elias Sports Bureau, Inc
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Reading
Bobby Kelly
Waterbury
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Kelly
Camill
John Mason
Dan Rudanovich
Red Sox
York Pirates
Pittsfield
York
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Lenox Sailors Triumph In Three Race Win Over Mamaroneck
Lenox School Sailing team defeated Mamaroneck High School on Laurel Lake in a best of five by sweeping the first three races. Gusty winds caused two boats to capsize and a cracked mast led to the final two races' cancellation. Skipper Rick Csenge initially led but withdrew after a part-starboard violation, giving Lenox a 9 34 to 12 low point win in the first race and a 5 34 to 13 victory in the second as Gahagan and Lo moved ahead. A tight third race ended 10 to 1044 with Paz and Gahagan securing Lenox's third win. Lenox closes its season at Williston Academy on Wednesday.
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Mamaroneck
N.Y
Laurel Lake
Rick Csenge
Ken Lo
Mike Calman
Csenge
Fritz Gahagan
Joe Wan
Pete Day
Matt Paz
Kim Packard
Gahagan
Paz
Calman
Williston Academy
Winning Women Have Low Gross 86 at the Hills
The Berkshire Hills Country Club women’s get acquainted best-ball golf tourney saw a low team gross of 86, seven strokes ahead of runners-up. Winners were Mrs Charles Valuski Miss Ann Kozubal Mrs George Quin lan and Mrs Francis Williams.
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Berkshire Hills Country Club
Charles Valuski
Ann Kozubal
George Quinlan
Francis Williams
Eugene Andrew
Elliott Greenfeld
Robert Cohen
Pat Leahy
Charles Stone
Louis Bolduc
Bess George
al Daniels
Helen Kozchak
Eugene Cornelius
Domonick Stracuzzi
Edward Feuerstein
Charles Baumann
Marion Blowe
James Doyle
John Dawlev
St Josephs Upset Wins City Rival Drury 2 1 at Greylock Park
St Josephs Gaels pull off a 2 1 upset over Drafty Drury in Northern Berkshire League action at Greylock Park. John Greenbush outpitched Drury, limiting them to three singles while St Joe’s scores both runs in the first inning. Bruce Gallagher’s squad earns a share of the city crown and snaps Drury’s five game win streak.
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Drafty
Greylock Park
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St. Joe's
Dan Demarca
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Rick Shakar
Demarco
Bob Hazard
Pete St. Pierre
Shakar
Gage
Jeff Noel
Noel
St. Joe’s
Kevin Downey
Mike Lord
St. Joe
Shaker
Blue Devils
Five Area Cyclists Win In Endurance
Five Berkshire area residents earned medals in Berkshire international motorcycle endurance test over the weekend in Cumington. Among 91 finishers in a field of 800 starters over 330 miles, roughly 1,000 attended. Rockwell White of Pittsfield and Jim Hoellerich of Adams received silver medals. Gordon Leeman, Roland Genette of Pittsfield, and Ken Hall of Dalton earned bronze. Eighteen won gold, 33 silver, and 40 bronze. About 130 finished the first day. A side car, one of four entrants, traveled 236 miles. partners Ben Singleton and Art Stuck of Bellington, W. Va.
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Berkshire
Rockwell White
Pittsfield
Jim Hoellerich
Adams
Gordon Leeman
Lee
Roland Genette
Ken Hall
Dalton
Ben Singleton
Art Stuck
Bellington
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Hotchkiss Clobbers Cranwell 10-2 In Lacrosse Action
Hotchkiss School routed Cranwell School 10-2 in lacrosse Saturday at Lenox. Cranwell scorers were Ray Riess and Mike Hineken with goals, Roger Vallenie had an assist. Cranwell drops to 3-5 and will play Cheshire in Connecticut on Wednesday. In other news, Jice won the Cornwallis Handicap at Green Mountain Park in 1:24.4 on the track's first Sunday night card of 1969.
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Lenox
Ray Riess
Mike Hineken
Cranwell
Roger Vallenie
Cheshire
Conn
Sport Short
Pownal
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