McMahon's HR Sparks PHL AL Game Turnaround
It was a night of monotony in the American League. McMahon hit a go ahead homer in the seventh as Pittsfield beat Chicopee 5-3 at Clapp Park. Eddie McMahon provided the key blow with two first-stringers starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Martin
Minnesota
Baltimore
al Dark
Kansas City
George “Bud” Pellerin
Pittsfield High
Clapp Park
Chicopee High
Eddie McMahon
McMahon
DiNicola
Victor
Adams Wins 5 3 In 11 Innings Over Mt Greylock
Adams High edged Mt Greylock 5 3 in 11 innings in a Northern Berkshire League baseball game. Leon Parrott started Adams rally with a walk and Norm Kowalski doubled to set up a key sequence as a pass ball allowed Parrott to score. Kowalski added a run on a sacrifice fly by Lamb. Tom Roy and Dave Field contributed as the Mounties tied the game in the seventh before Adams pulled ahead in the 11th. Tom Wnouk earned the win for Adams while Pat Kelley took the loss for Mt Greylock. Field, Kowalski, and Parrott were among Adams players with multi hit games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Adams High
Mt. Greylock
Hurricanes
Leon Parrott
Norm Kowalski
Jerry Lamb
Dave Field
Parrott
Field
Tom Roy
Kowalski
Lamb
Mounties
Adams
Tom Wnouk
Pat Kelley
Roy
Kelley
Rally Ends Halting Minnesota Slump in Tight Game
In a tense contest, HUULLITE Man Killebrew was a threat finally quelled by eighth inning plays. Leonhard was fanned on a walk and single, Richert relieved and struck Ted Uhlaender, forcing Cesar Tovar to a rally-killing double play. Minnesota left runners aboard in multiple innings as the rally disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killebrew
Leonhard
Richert
Ted Uhlaender
Cesar Tovar
Minnesota
Lenox Tops Berkshire 5-1 in baseball showdown
Lenox School defeated Berkshire 5-1 behind two hit pitching by Larry Morrison who struck out 10. Berkshire committed seven errors and had unearned runs, while Lenox benefited from a strong hitting attack led by Bob Wilson Jim Newman and Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LENOX
Berkshire School
Larry Morrison
Morrison
Berkshire
Bob Wilson
Jim Newman
Bill Williams
Paul Blatz
John Patridge
Paul Mahon
Lenox Varsity
Bhpoa
Ayvyv
Wilson
Newman
Green
Blatz
Higgins
Williams
Robinson
Pyoaottooo
Patten
Mahony
RBIJ
Windsor Mountain Beats Darrow 7-4 in Baseball
Pittsfield’s Jim Sarmuk starred on the mound and at the plate for Windsor Mountain School as it defeated Darrow School 7-4. Sarmuk had three singles and a double, allowing three safeties and driving in two runs. Frank Henderson and Mavio Barton each had two RBIs. Windsor Mountain improved to 7-1 and will face Cranwell tomorrow at Cranwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LENOX
Jim Sarmuk
Pittsfield
Windsor Mountain School
Darrow School
New Lebanon
N.Y
Sarmuk
Frank Henderson
Mavio Barton
Windsor Mountain
Fran Pace
Cranwell
LaPointe Named Bowdoin Lacrosse Coach At Bowdoin College
Mortimer F. LaPointe a Lenox School science teacher and coach is appointed varsity lacrosse coach at Bowdoin College with duties as freshman hockey and assistant football coach. He will join staff this summer after 11 years coaching lacrosse at Lenox and prior roles in football and science teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Maine
Mortimer F. LaPointe
Lenox (Mass
Bowdoin College
Daniel K. Stuckey
LaPointe
Polar Bear
Lenox School
Bowdoin
James S. Lentz
Ticonderoga
N.Y
Ticonderoga High School
Tabor Academy
Marion
Mass
Trinity College
Wesleyan University
National Science Foundation
Wesleyan
New England Secondary School Lacrosse Association
U.S. Army
Schofield Barracks
Honolulu
Hawaii
Donald ¥. LaPointe
Sally Ellen Smith
Swampscott
Mortimer F. Il
Joshua
Garth
Howe Brook
Houston
Canadian
East Minor Opens Seventh Season In Baseball League
The East Minor Baseball League starts its seventh annual season Tuesday at Plastics Field, expanding to 10 clubs in two divisions from its four-team 1963 origin. Teams include Keyes Florist Civitan Club Charley the Barber Berkshire Bank & Trust Agricultural National Bank National Mohawk Beverages Kellys Diner Friendly Ice Cream Coughlin's Package Store Adams Super Market. The league provides organized baseball for boys aged 8 to 12 who were not selected for Little League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plastics Field
American— Keyes Florist
Civitan Club
Charley the Barber
Berkshire Bank & Trust
Agricultural National Bank
National—Mohawk Beverages
Kelly's Diner
Friendly Ice Cream
Coughlin's Package
Adams Super Market
Lonborg Shines In Return With Five Strong Innings
Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg, back from shoulder trouble, pitched five solid innings to beat the California Angels 5-2 in the opener of a two night doubleheader. Lonborg allowed three hits and one run with four strikeouts and one walk, reaching 68 pitches. The Red Sox won 8-3 in the nightcap as Sparky Lyle closed out the relief effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Leonhard
Pete Richert
Minnesota
Baltimore
Roger Nelson
Royals
Cleveland
Clarke
New York
Oakland
Boston
California
Seattle
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Dave Boswell
Twins
Tom Phoebus
Leonhard
Tony Oliva
Har
Martin
Jerry Adair
Chuck Harrison
Bob Oliver
Kansas City
Dark
Indians
Adair
Nelson
Harrison
Oliver
Yankees
Bill Robinson
Horace
Jerry Kenney
Reggie Jackson
Athletics
Joe Pepitone
Bert Campaneris
Tom Reynolds
Jim Lonborg
Joe Azcue
Mike Andrews
Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
Angels
Tony Conigliaro
Don Mincher
Diego Segui
Senators
Mike Epstein
Senator Tuns
Joe Arcene
Bostor
Lonborg
California Angels
Darrell Johnson
Fin
Lonnie
Johnson
Sparky Lyle
Lee Stange
Lon Johnson
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Berkshire joins County Grid League expansion announces admission
Commissioner Donald Bombardier of Adams announced three teams from the Southern Berkshire area joined the Berkshire County Junior and Peewee Football Leagues at a Monday night meeting in Adams. Bernard Frye of Sheffield outlined plans for one peewee and two junior teams, with other teams from Che shire, North Adams, Lanesboro, Adams, Williamstown and Clarksburg. The league expects about 375 bays and set pee wee limits of 9 to 11 years and under 110 pounds, juniors 12 to 24 years and under 135 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Berkshire County
Donald Bombardier
Adams
Bernard Frye
Sheffield
Cheshire
North Adams
Lanesboro
Williamstown
Clarksburg
Bombardier
Dalton
Bennington
Berkshire Finishes Third in Western JC Baseball Tourney
Berkshire Community College placed third in the Western division of the Massachusetts junior college baseball tournament at Worcester. They opened with a 12 3 loss to Quinsigamond, then beat Stevens College 19 10. Archie Buzz Caesar earned the win in the Stevens game, allowing four hits in five innings with five strikeouts. BCC next plays Mt Wachusett CC at 4 tomorrow and Holyoke CC in a 1 30 Saturday doubleheader at Dalton American Legion Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire Community College
Worcester
BCC
Quinsigamond
Stevens College
Worcester Junior ‘College
Archie
Buzz
Caesar
Mt. Wachusett Community College of Gardner
Dalton
Minami Wins Vacant Orient Welterweight Title
In Osaka Hisao Mina mi defeated Fili pino Ravallo to claim the vacant Orient welterweight title. In New York boxers Hosea Nieves and Doug Charles fought to a stoppage, while Rocky Halliday outpointed Jimmy Cherico in Wilkes-Barre in a middleweight bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hosea Nieves
Doug Charles
Osaka
Japan
Hisao Minami
Filipino Ravallo
Manila
Minami
Wilkes-Barre
Rocky Halliday
Jimmy Cherico
Spartans Triumph 7-1 over Mt Everett in baseball showdown
Monument Mountain Regional High School, ranked first in the Southern Berkshire League, defeated Mt Everett Regional 7-1 at Recreation Field. Cleared in the first inning with singles by Chris Williams and Charley Plungis, a Joe Wright homer, and added runs via fielder's choice, walks, and a Williams sacrifice fly. Plungis earned the win with a six inning two hitter. Kane pitched the final frame. Mt Everett scored in the fifth on a single by Jim Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockbridge
Monument Mountain
Great Barrington
Mt. Everett
Sheffield
Recreation Field
Spartans
Chris Williams
Charley Plungis
Joe Wright
John Beacco
Jim Drake
Skip Gunn
Mike Warner
Williams
Mr. Everett
Jim Law
Ed Gulotta
Plungis
Mike Kane
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Roger O'Gara
By Wal Bock
Associated Press
PHS
Maury Matteodo
Jim DiNicola
Billy Clark
Gary Dow
St. Joseph’s High
Greylock
St. Joe’s
Bruce Gallazher
Hander
Doug Quadrazzi
Laury Allen
Allen
Chico Pee
John Krzeminski
Dave Stetson
Krzeminski
Tony Peralta
Chicopee
Gary Michon
Donald Orwat
Michon
Orwat
Moe Mahon
WHS
Orvat
Paul Hermanski
Jim Korbut
Stetson
Peralta
Mike McAvoy
Phil Machos
Karbut
Rick
Lengieza
Jerry Francis
Machos
Hermanski
Adams Robinson
Rib
Sp Parrett
If Lamb
Rauschdorf
Ryczek
Whruk
P Wolph
Q. X
Kalisz
Wik Saldo
Skrocki
Paradise
Kak—Zabek Clarkson
Volpi
Xax
Clark
Dow
Talari¢a
O Agustine
Bressette
Ritter
Hart
Adams Yoo
Los—Adams
RBI
Agastine
Jim Russo
Jim O’connor
di Nicola
Ry Malteodo
Cf Francis
Reynolds
DiNicolay
Machas
Lergiera
Lengiera
HR McMahon
Matleodo
S—Meavoy
Cross
Quadrozxi Wa
Oo Allen
Michan
Heep
Quadrozzi
Londraville
Frawley
Law
SAAB
Berkshire Sports Car, Inc
State Road Worth
Adams, Mass
Dad
Erea
Allendale Shopping Center
Cheshire’ Road
Credit Life Insurance
Commercial Credit Pan, Incorporated
Mabey
Don Mactavish
Gilligan
Troy, N.Y
Mess Chien Ei
Albahy Saratoga Speedway
Ste
Malta
East Minor
New England
Ford Dealers
S. Berkshire
County Grid League
The
Wright
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