Elmira Pioneers Top Pittsfield 5-1 to Tie Red Sox
Elmira hitters and defense shine as the Pioneers beat Pittsfield 5-1 at Dunn Field. They push a four game skid aside and share second place with the Red Sox while Reading moves to first with a 3-2 win over York. Rafael Robles and Jim Williams led Elmira with three hits each.
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Elmira
Elmira Pioneers
Felding
Dave Robinson
Dick Jackson
Jeff Pentland
Ron Austin
Pioneers
Red Sox
John Mason
Austin
Kat Shitanishi
Mike Budd
Jackson
Dick Mills
Pittsfield
Phil Knuckles
Rafael Robles
Jim Williams
Elmira Triumphs In Quick Start Against Pittsfield
Elmira opened fast with two runs in the first as Robles scored on Williams and Robinson's run producing double. Austin tallied for the Red Sox with a second inning double, Dilly scoring on a wild pitch and groundout. Pentland, Drake, and Click sparked a sixth inning rally despite a rundown at the plate, while Parson relieved Pittsfield and balked in a run. Robinson and Pentland later drove in key sixth and seventh inning runs.
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Elmira
Robles
Williams
Fred Kendall
Wiliams
Dave Robinson
Red Sox
Austin
Don Dilly
Pioneers
Pentland
Ron Drake
Click
Dilly
Jackson
Tom Parson
Pittsfield
Mountain
Mason
Dowd
Parson
Budd
Jacksons
Rudanoviche Butler
Morales
Rf Kendall
Robinson
Slocum
Pertland
Drake
Clicks
Roberts
Brown Leads at Atlanta in tough weather for Classic
Pete Brown surged to the halfway lead at the Atlanta Classic with a 66 in harsh conditions, totaling 135 nine under par. Bob Shaw followed at 136, while stars like Trevino Archer and Nicklaus battled for the cut as 147 was the low mark to advance.
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Atlanta, Ga
Segweary
Pete Brown
Brown
Atlanta Country Club
Bob Shaw
Australia
Lee Trevino
George Archer
Archer
Trevino
Big Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Jackie Cupit
George Knudson
Georgia Sun
Bob Erickson
Grier Jones
Bruce Crampton
PHS B Team Wins Sixth Straight Game
Pittsfield High B team edged Wahconah Regional jayvees 7-5 in extra innings. Dave Pierce held the offense after entering in the fifth, striking out ten. Bob Moynihan drove in the go ahead runs with a two run single. Dave Skowron homered for three runs and Glen Gallix added a two run triple.
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Dalton
Dave Pierce
Bob Moynihan
Pittsfield High
PHS
Pierce
Moynihan
Dave Skowron
Glen Gallix
North Adams
Drury High
Lee Jayvees
Mike Ghidetti
Steve Consolati
Rich Dupont
Lee
Adams Jaggees
DRURY
Ghidetti
Nelson
Ty Walle
Tb Hainer
Kateley
C Landry
Konopha
Daun
Apdaratti
Vednals
Pekor
Sprague
Lee JY
Dupont
Greenleaf
Baker
Dignard
Tyer
Turner
Consatail
Tarney
Bruty
Ghideit
Landry
Gupont
Bartini
Consolsti
Dighard
Wheeler
Halter
Ghidotti
Conigieres Sends Sox to 4-2 Win at Chicago
Tony Conigire’s sixth homer sparked the Boston Red Sox to a 4-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Culp earned the win to improve to 7-2 with help from Romo after Morales led off the ninth with a single. Yastrzemski and Jones drove in runs, and Boston built a 3-0 lead before Chicago’s late threats.
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Chicago
Tony Conigiare
Ray Culp
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Conigiare
Joe Harlan
Culp
Vicente Romo
Rich Morales
Romo
Ken Berry
Carl Yas
Henningsen Joins Sox for Pittsfield Berkshire Series
Ray Henningsen, a 1967 All America shortstop from Santa Clara, is assigned to the Pittsfield Berkshire Red Sox. He joins Elmira for a weekend series at Elmira, NY, with Wahconah Park doubleheaders and Pony Night honors planned. The weekend includes high school games, Memorial Scholarship events, and a Sunday Greenfield finale.
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Ray Henningsen
Santa Clara University
Boston Red Sox
Pittsfield-Berkshire Red Sox
Elmira Pioneers
Elmira
Wahconah Park
Springfield Technical High
St. Joseph's High
Pittsfield
Waterbury Indians
Reading Phillies
Connie McMahon
Wauconah
Dalton
Reading
Greenfield
Lenox caps season with lacrosse win over Williston
Lenox School lacrosse beat Williston Academy 13 to 5 in the final game of the season. Dave Plaisted and Jeff Ballentine each scored three goals to lead Lenox, as head coach Mort LaPointe marks his last game before leaving for Bowdoin College after 11 years. Lenox led 6-2 at halftime and finished 7-3.
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LENOX
Dave Plaisted
Jeff Ballentine
Williston Academy
Mort LaPointe
LaPointe
Bowdoin College
Jody Haddon
Dudley Zinke
Plaistéd
Ballentine
Terry Johnson
Chris Zamore
Williston
Kent Paul
John Murphy
Bob DuBuisson
Foyt Favored As Indy 500 Time Trials Begin
A J Foyt Jr leading the pace in practice at Indianapolis with a 170.261 mph lap as pole hopes rise for a fourth May victory. Mario Andretti, sidelined by a crash, trails after a top 171 mph effort in a prior car. others including Bobby Unser and Roger McCluskey run strong indicators for qualifying. About 250000 fans expected for the noon sessions as clear and mild weather surrounds the 10 mile trials.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. J. Foyt Jr
Houston
Tex
Foyt
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Andretti
Bobby Unser
Roger McCluskey
Fayt
County Has 20 In WF Golf Tourney
Twenty Berkshire County boys will compete in the Western Massachusetts Inter scholastic individual golf tournament at Shaker Farms Country Club in Westfield on Tuesday. Participants include Bill Ryan John Williams Ken Sullivan Pittsfield High. Tom Toski Dick Hunter Bill Pikett Wahconah Regional. Terry Smith Rick Semolini James Finnerty Monument Mountain Regional. Leo Romanos Adams. Paul Viale Gerald Barbini Lee John Murray Sgt Joseph's North Adams Craig Rougeau Thomas Marsh Walter Smith Drury High Rob Dixon Ralph Tiegai Rob Peck Mr Greyjock and Kevin Gilligan Lenox High.
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Berkshire County
Walter Smith
Drury High
Rob Dixon
Ralph Tiegai
Rob Peck
Mr. Greyiock
Kevin Gilligan
Lenox High
Match Play Event Set At Hills
The second annual match play golf tournament is scheduled at Berkshire Hills Country Club tomorrow and Monday. Defending champions Steve Naprava and Dennis Perrone led last year’s field. Tee times and pairings list players by division with multiple names and irregular spellings.
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Berkshire Hills Country Club
Steve Naprava
Dennis Perrone
Naprava
Perroner Leahy
Baumann Yout—Waldran
Johnsene Wilk
Hunter
Regnier
Keir
Meany
Dansareau
Watroba
Ahten? Dawley
Ryan
M—Z
Elihu Ziskind
Eileen
Berkshire Hills
Philmont Saints Meet Yellow Coach In Lakewood Exhibition
Philmont Saints current Columbia County League leaders clash with Yellow Coach of Pittsfield in an exhibition softball game tonight at Lakewood Field. Yellow Coach competes this year in the City Slow-Pitch League. Philmont posted a 19-2 record last season.
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Philmont Saints
Pittsfield
Lakewood Field
Philmont
Yarborugh Petty Set At Lime Rock
Trans Am race at Lime Rock Park features Richard Petty and Cale Yarborugh in Bud Moore Mustang entries. Sam Posey Horst Kwech drive Shelby team cars. Penske Cameras ship Bob Johnson Ed Leslie. 200 mile main and 60 mile Formula Vee support, prize money over 15000 and 1500 respectively.
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Lime Rock
Conn
Richard Petty
Cale Yarborugh
Ford
Volkswagen
American Motors
Foster Heavily Favored To Retain Crown Today
Bob Foster the world light heavyweight champion is a 4-1 favorite against challenger Andy Kendall of Portland in a 15 round title bout at Eastern States Coliseum. Foster stands 6 foot 3 inches with a long reach and will be defended under Mass Boxing rules with an expected attendance near 5 000 and gate around 80000. Foster has a 14 fight win streak and a career record of 34 4 with 28 knockouts while Kendall is ranked No 1 by the WBA with a 24 3 5 record and 10 knockouts. The bout will be televised by ABC Wide World of Sports starting at 5 pm EDT over some New England markets.
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West Springfield
Mass
Bob Foster
Andy Kendall
Portland
Ore
American Broadcasting Company
Wide World of Sports
New England
Eastern States Coliseum
Vito Tallarita
Kendall
Poster
Dick Tiger
Tiger
Foster
Frankie DePaula
DePaula
New York
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
World Boxing Association
Eddie Cotton
Charley Dette
Mdele Vick
Roger Rouse
Harry Tynan Leads Berkshire Golf Circle in 1960s Era
Harry Tynan, public relations adviser to regional course superintendents, enters his seventh season at the Country Club of Pittsfield. A veteran organizer, he is vice president of the NGCSA, on Golf Digest advisory board, and active in area leagues. The piece recalls his clashes with golf writers, his humility about being a superintendent, and a large NGCSA gathering at Albany Country Club with notable attendees.
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Harry Tynan
Harry
Pittsfield
Ben Sullivan
Wyantenuck Country Club
Great Barrington
Dewey Brown
Dewey
Cedar River Golf Club
Indian Lake
N.Y
Golfdam Magazine
Stratton Mountain Vt
Golf Club
Mohawk
Schenectady
NGCSA
Rolling Hills
Mt. Everett
South Egremont
WAGLE
Walt Watroba
Berkshire Hills Country Club
Ed Toole
Toole
the Hills
Tee
Hal Schumacher
New York Giants
Hal
Dolgeville
Adirondack Bats
Rowland Armacost
Waubecka Springs Golf Links
Williamstown
Bud Pettibone
Berkshire Hills
Rowland
Rondeau Knocks Out Garcia in Worcester Bout
Pittsfield featherweight Terry Rondeau stopped Eulalia Garcia of Worcester in 40 seconds of the second round at Memorial Auditorium. It was Rondeau's eighth straight win and his second victory over Garcia, whom he had previously decisioned. Weigh-ins: Rondeau 126 pounds Garcia 125.
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Worcester
Terry Rondeau
Pittsfield
Eulalia Garcia
Memorial Auditorium
Rondeau
Garcia
Greenock Sets Tee Times at Member-Member Two Ball
Tee times have been set for a member member two ball golf tournament at Greenock Country Club tomorrow. Several slots remain between 10 and noon. Interested golfers should call the pro shop. Participants include Foose, Maby L, Scaramuzzi, Foley, Pelletier, Roviaro, Murray, O Bel, Cappel, Saunders, Kanerya, Rivert, Conhars, Sullivan, Davis, Gilligan, King, McCunker, Kies, Ward, Wellspeak, Faivrm, Talbot, Pecan, Cuffore, Malfud, Roberts, Wartdeck, Baker, Loos, Robitalia, Lenti, Bowers, Hollan, Loretta, Connors.
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Greenock Country Club
Pro Shop
FOOSE
Maby
Scaramuzzi
Foley
Pelletier
Roviaro
Murray
J. O'Belen
J. Cappel
R. Saunders
L. Kanerya
W. Rivert
Conhars
D. Sullivan M
Davis
R. Gilligan F
King
McCunker
G. Kies
A. Ward
Ge Wellspeak
R. Faivrm
X. Talbot
H. Pecan
Cuffore
J. Malfude
Roberts
J. Wartdeck
Baker
Loos
F. Robitailia
C. Lenti
D. Bowers
J. Hollan
R. Loretta
G. Connors
Northern Berkshire League Basketball Standings
Northern Berkshire League standings show Wahconah leading with seven wins and five losses, followed by St Joseph's, Drury, Adams, Beha, Mt Greylock, and St Joseph's NLA. Yesterday's results included Pittsfield 4 Drury 4 and Mt Greylock losing to St Joseph's NLA. upcoming games list Drury at St Joseph's P at 1 30 PM and Mt Greylock at Wahconah.
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Joseph’s
Pilstiela
Drury
Ade Adams
Beha
Nla
Greykeck
Waencanah
Wahcenah
Joe's
Pittsfield
Geaylock
Paw Drury
Adame
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Meacham
Og Pierce
Carter
Cooney
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Filiault
Allegrone
Adams
Bacon
Re Brown
Cady
Ab Aldrich
Wahconah
COOOS
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Baratto
Gall
Soratto
Hr—Skowron
Wilk
Maloney
S—Mendocha
Blasiell
Khrerbbso
Pierca
Calebaugh
Msi
Boretta
Galll
Dava Pierca
Southern Berkshire League
Monument Mt. Wan
Everett
McCann Tech
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McCann Lenox
Monument Mt. At
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Iday Racing
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Ito Lid’s. Gambol
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Mr. Goldstone
Zazu's King
James Patterson
Guybot
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Carlos May
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Yastrzemski
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Pat McKernan
A. J. Foyt
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John Buck
Drury Jayvees
Rivision
Lakewood
Yarborugh, Petty
By Jack Hand
By Lee Leahy
Albany
Fred Gray
Eagle
Tom Morton
John Hitchcock
Eagle Ski
North Berkshire
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Tom Scannell
Scannell
Cranwell
Milton Bass
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Greenock
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