Scott's Two-Out Single Drives In Deciding Run
Pittsfield belts Springfield 5-4 in 12 innings to sweep the series at Wahconah Park. Scott homered for the sixth time, four hits for Owen Johnson, Wenz earns his third decision in four days, and a protest over a ground rule double adds drama to the late thriller.
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Scott
George Scott
Popowski
Owen Johnson
Johnson
Elmira
Lou Piniella
Pynchon Park
Fred Wenz
Wenz
John Thibdeau
Springfield
Julio Linares
John Boyle
Boyle
Jim McClain
Arlos Engel
Bob ‘Taylor
Linares
Pittsfield
Lehrer
Caleta
Aanada
Rt Johnson
Montratinss Scot
Montreuilt
Smith
Edmonson
Torres
Sanas Sornmers
Taylor
Kosheia
Too Rao
Thibodeau Reinose
Bayle
Twalith
P—Wade
Lee High Can Clinch Tie for Top in Wildcats Meet
Lee High faces Searles High tomorrow at Memorial Field in Great Barrington with a chance to clinch at least a tie for the Southern Berkshire League baseball title. A win gives Lee High a one-game lead with one game left. Searles and Lenox could create a triple tie with a Searles victory and Lenox win. The Millionaires meet Williams High in Stockbridge as Mt Everett and Chester also play.
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Lee High
Searles High
Memorial Field
Great Barrington
Bob Coakley
Wildcats
Searles
Jack Johnston
Mustangs
Lenox High
Lenox
Millionaires
Williams High
Stockbridge
Williams
Mt. Everett
Sheffield
Chester
Lee
County Lad On World Cage Journey
Springfield plans a two month world basketball goodwill tour featuring 10 Springfield College players led by coach Edward Steitz. Mike Gamari of North Adams, a Dru ry High backcourt star, will be a junior as the team visits Paris Rome Cairo Bangkok Hong Kong Tokyo and conducts clinics in Pakistan Ceylon and India.
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Springfield
Berk Shire
Mike Gamari
North Adams
United States
Gamari
Drury High
Springfield College
Edward Steitz
Pakistan
Ceylon
India
Paris
Rome
Cairo
Near East
U.S
Bangkok
Hong Kong
Tokyo
State Department
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
Steitz
Anthony Scolnick
Ralph Atiella
New York City
Jim Champlin
Cape Elizabeth
Maine
Ben Davis
Napanock
N.Y
Sean Drury
Fitchburg
Bill Scanlon
Rexford
Bob Sisson
Westerly, RI
Paul Wagner
Meriden
Pittsfield and Lee Golf Set for Berkshire County Title Playoff
The Pittsfield and Lee High School golf teams will meet in a Berkshire County golf league playoff on June 3 for the county title after the final regular matches on June 2. Pittsfield leads the northern division at 7-0, Lee 6-0 in the south, with Wahconah Regional 4-1 in the north and St Joseph's of Pittsfield second in the south. The Western Massachusetts tournament qualifications caused changes this year, with only teams under 80 qualifying. Pittsfield fielded a full six-man squad, Adams and St Joseph's entering limited golfers, and Wahconah skipping players for not meeting the 80 threshold.
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Pittsfield and
Lee High School
Berkshire
Pittsfield
Lee
PHS
Wyantenuck
Great Barrington
Stockbridge Golf Club
Wahconah
St. Joseph’s
Pittsfield High
Adams, Lee
St. Joseph’s of
Western Massachusetts
Adams
Mt Greylock
Dru
Ste Joamph's
St. Joseph's
Searles
Lenox
Searles Defeats Lenox Golfers 11-7 in Berkshire League
In Berkshire County Golf League play, Searles High of Williamsport defeated Lenox 11 to 7 at Cran Pinsfield. Dana Marcus of Searles was medalist with 79 as the match included results from Reading York Pittsfield Springfield and Elmira scheduling for upcoming nights.
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Lenox
Searles High
Willtamsport
Great Barrington
Berkshire County Golf League
Dana Marcus
Searles Wi
Pinsfield
Springfield
Reading
York
Pittsfield
Williamsport
Elmira
Correia
Pittsfiels
Williamyport
Eagles Edge PCH 4-3 in City Slow Pitch Victory
The Eagles broke a 3-3 tie with a sixth inning run to beat Pittsfield General Hospital 4-3 at Clapp Park. Dom Palmieri led Dom's Barbers with two three-run homers, two singles and six RBIs. Nelson Bruno collected four hits in four trips with five RBIs. The Rice team jumped with a seven-run fifth and eight-run sixth. Tom Varlone went 3 for 3 with two homers for the winners. Tonight's slate includes Pittsfield General at Lakewood and other league games under lights.
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Eagles
Pittsfield General Hospital
Clapp Park
Dom
Wendell Barbers
Dairy Center
Deming Field
A. H. Rice
Pittsfield
Lghts
Lakewood
Andy Cowlin
Jack Gallagher
Joe Merutlo
Dan Lummus
Dom Palmieri
Nelson Bruno
Jack Bartow
Dave Ditello
Bill Shantz
Shantz
Rice
Tom Varlone
Ed Barrottini
Chip Munger
Hal Crennan
Jim Farry
Walt Nites
PMX
Pittsfield General
Isgood’s
Iights
Frankie Martin
Madison
Tyler
Ravin Auto Body
Clapp
New Arrangement For Children At Sox Games
Pittsfield Berkshires Red Sox announce a new policy for unaccompanied children at Wahkoonah Park. Sealed in the third base bleachers, with a separate gate entry, effective tomorrow as the team starts a five game home stand against the Springfield Giants.
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Pittsfield - Berkshire
Red Sox
Wahkoonah Park
Pat McKernan
Springfield Giants
Florida Solon Seeks State Takeover of Horse Racing
Florida State Senator Charley Johns proposed a constitutional amendment to let the state purchase all property in the Thoroughbred racing industry, sell bonds to fund it, and operate the tracks. He argued the industry undermines safety and morals and wields too much legislative influence, urging state control to restore efficiency.
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Florida
Solon
State
Tallahassee
Fla
UPS
Charley Johns
Johns
Lenox Tops Worcester in NEPSSA Sailing Meet
Lenox School sailors upset Worcester Academy 3-1 at Lake Quinsigamond. Toby Seamans, Tom Doran, and Jamie Martin led Lenox with strong finishes in races one and three, while Worcester claimed the second race. The win ends Worcester’s season at 4-5 and Lenox finishes 8-4, with Lenox skipping the New Englands at MIT due to exams.
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Worcester
Lenox
Worcester Academy
Worcester Community Sailing Club
Lake Quinsigamond
New England Prep
Dublin
St. George’s
Tabor
Andover
Exeter
Williston
Wilbraham
Toby Seamans
Tom Doran
Jamie Martin
Doran
Martin
Seamans
Yoom
Martins
Mit
Busy Bees Triumph 2-1 In Eight Inning Win
Busy Bee Restaurant of Pittsfield, Mass, defeated Nick's Tavern 2-1 in eight innings to move atop the Watervliet Softball League. Milt Gardner pitched a three hitter with 10 strikeouts and drove in the tying run. The Bees had eight hits and erased a late deficit with Gardner’s hit breaking a 1-1 tie. They face Verni's of Watervliet next at 8 30.
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Watervliet
Busy Bee
Pittsfield
Mass
Nick's Tavern
Milt Gardner
Bees
Nick's
Jerry Schmidt
Gardner
Bobby Hunt
Don LaPlante
Frank DeAngelis
Verni
Douillet Hurls 3-Hitter as PHS Jayvees Triumph
Pittsfield Jayvees beat Adams High junior varsity 8-1 as Roger Douillet limited them to three hits. It was Pittsfield’s 11th straight win and Douillet’s fifth win. Mitch Massaconi hit a three-run double in the second inning. John Wilk doubled in the third to spark four runs, with Steve Teal and Paul Ricciarini adding runs and Jerry DiCicco belting his second homer. Teal and Ricciarini added singles in the fourth for the final Pittsfield run. Teal collected three singles in the game.
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Roger Douillet
Adams High
PHS Jayvees
Hurricanes
Pittsfield
Douillet
Mitch Massaconi
John Wilk
Steve Teal
Paul Ricciarini
Jerry DiCicco
Teal
Ricciarini
Wilk
PHS
Case Childs Are Winners At Hills Club
Gene Case and Bob Childs won first prize in the Businessmen's Golf League at Berkshire Hills Country Club with a net best ball of 63. Terry Munevich shot a 68 for the individual low net prize, with Munevich and Joe Cadarette second in the team event at 64. Other top finishers included Dr. Bill Eramo, John Shea, Marcel Pellicer, Fred Hogan, Sam Candilore, Francis Nichols, Bob Merritt, and Bob Burbank.
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Gene Case
Bob Childs
Berkshire Hills Country Club
Terry Munevich
Munevich
Joe Cadarette
Bill Eramo
John Shea
Marcel Pellicer
Fred Hogan
Sam Candilore
Francis Nichols
Bob Merritt
Bob Burbank
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Verendy
Arruda
Pittsfield-Berkshire
Ted Sox
Seimira
Pioneers
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Tommy Arruda
Tommy
Bel Sox
Eddie Popowski
Gerry Verendy
Wahconah Park
Reggie Smith
Hector Torres
Bill Wade
Felix Maldonado
al Lehrer
Allan Montreuil
Teo Much
Chris Caletta
Montreuil
Mary Carter
Ati
Ute
Mee
Johnny Walker
County Lad
WE Ouwal Coutse
Markus M. Giligan
Montgomery Annie Viscardt
Keetmel Coakiey
Gatlugt
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Eagles Edge
Duke Mello
Luey
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Funk
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Aice
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Broken Sword
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Miss Affen
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Homer Norton
College Station
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West & Center Sts
Yachtsmen
Lofty
Quinsigamond
Lahore
Pittsfield Ab Massaconts
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II Vee
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Ss Wiley
P Pratt
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Pratt
Smachelli E Doviliel
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