Eight Teams Rely on Long-Distance Passers in Final 1963 Games
Eight New England clubs threaten perfect seasons as aerial guns like Maine's Dick DeVarney and Springfield's Dave Bennett pace tough road tests. Ivy League foes and Little Three rivals also collide, with Amherst, Williams, and Lenox reaching pivotal showdowns as Yale, Princeton, and others jockey for position in late fall grid action.
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Maine
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Black Bears
Tampa
Dave Bennett
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Providence
Harvard
Crimson
Bobby Lee
Dartmouth
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John Passmore
Yale
Watts Humphrey
Chalkback Court Shevelson
Tiger Stadium
Eli
Ivy
Tigers
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Central Connecticut
Glassboro
Wesleyan
Trinity
American International
Southern Connecticut
Kings Point
Coast Guard
Bridgeport
Trenton
Lenox Football Scores Highlight Youthful Promise
Lenox football features a 1-0 victory over Cranwell with a youthful squad, 85 players on three levels, a 25-man varsity, and non-senior depth. Coach Wood praises Pat Gray, Mike Maselbas, Jon Eckel, Larry Jones, and Dave Retallick while Williams and Amherst threaten Little Three title implications. Also notes Berkshire sports figures Hector Renaud and Reggie Smith moving in baseball circles and regional game expectations.
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Wood
Lenox
Jayvees
Cranwell School
Climax
Jon Eckel
Westerly
R.I
Larry Jones
Dave Retallick
Lenox Harriers Win Crown As Brown Sets New Record
Lenox School cross country won the Berkshire County championship led by Jon Brown who broke the Cranwell School course record. Lenox collected 29 points to Mt Everett 55 and Cranwell 68, with Brown finishing in 15 29 for the eight second course record improvement.
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Lenox Harriers
Brown
LENOX
Lenox School
Berkshire
Jon Brown
Cranwell
Yale Club
Mt. Everett Regional School of Sheffield
Mt. Everett
Winchester School of Sheffield
Kingsley Hall School of
Egremont
Wiliams High of
Stockbridge
Windsor Mountain School
Pittsfield High School
Rumners
Robinson to Quit Ring After Archer Defeat
New York based Sugar Ray Robinson, aiming for a sixth world middleweight title, hinted at retirement after his loss to Joey Archer. Manager George Gainford said Robinson appeared set to quit, noting no contract for further bouts and hinting at a move into construction work.
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New York
UPI
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Archer
Robinson
Archer
George Gainford
Berkshire Ranked 10th In WNEPSSA
Berkshire School is 10th of 35 member schools and first in Berkshire County in the Western New England Preparatory School Soccer Association standings. Suffield Academy leads with a 9-2 league record while Berkshire sits 6-5. Other county teams Windsor Mountain Lenox 11th Cornwall Academy Great Barrington 12th Cranwell Lenox 15th Lenox School 17th and Lee Academy 21st.
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Sheffield
Western New England Preparatory School Soccer Association
Berkshire School
Berkshire County
Suffield (Conn.) Academy
Berkshire
Windsor Mountain of
Lenox
Cornwall Academy of
Great Barrington
Cranwell School
Lenox School
Lee Academy
Lee Nominated For County Title By Tom McShane
NORTH ADAMS The North Adams Transcript Sports Editor Tom McShane backs Lee High as Berkshire County champion in his column Off side. He notes an undefeated 7-0 Lee and the dominance of decisive scores, while five county teams in Class A and Mt Greylock in the Intercounty League make an official county champion impossible to crown.
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Lee High
North Adams Transcript
Tom McShane
Berkshire
McShane
Wildcats
Lee
Mt. Greylock
Elbin Elected PGA President in Palm Beach Gardens
Max Elbin of Burning Tree Country Club Bethesda Maryland was elected president of the Professional Golfers Association to succeed Warren Cantrell of San Antonio Texas. Leo Fraser of Atlantic City Country Club Northfield New Jersey was chosen secretary and Warren Orlick of Tom O Shanter Country Club Orchard Lake Michigan was named treasurer.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Max Elbin
Burning Tree Country Club
Bethesda
Professional Golfers Association
Elbin
Warren Cantrell
San Antonio
Tex
Leo Fraser
Atlantic City Country Club
Northfield
Warren Orlick
Tom O'Shanter Country Club
Orchard Lake
Mich
Celtics Grab NBA Top Spot with St. Louis win
Boston moved to first in the Eastern Division by beating St. Louis 87-83 to reach 73 wins this season. Sam Jones scored 30 points and teamed with Larry Siegfried to break a late 76-76 tie. Wilt Chamberlain led Philadelphia past San Francisco 109-101, while Rick Barry scored 30 for the Warriors.
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Boston Celtics
Celtics
Boston
St. Louis
Celts
Sam Jones
Larry Siegfried
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chamberlain
Rick Barry
Warriors
Victory in Washington International Delivers France Triumph
Diatome of France, once behind in Europe, won the Washington D. C. International at Laurel in a photo finish. Carvin and Hail To All ran strong, with Roman Brother close behind, as France claimed most of the $150,000 purse. Diatome paid $11.60 for his first Japanese? No, first big win. Calvin finished strongly for more pay, while Super Sam faltered.
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UPI
France
Washington D. C
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Calvin
Jean Deforge
Roman Brother
Yail
Carvin
Super Sam
England
Diatome
Hail To
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Deforge
Baron Guy de Rothschild
Eack
George Royal
Hail To All
3Erenjenal
Argentina
Jean Botillier
Jean- Claude Desaint
Berenjena
Lee High Dominates Searles in Undefeated Season Ending
Lee High Wildcats trounced Searles 99 0 to cap an 8 0 season and claim the Intercounty League title. Stares include Jim Bartini with 126 season points and cousin Pete Salinetti with four touchdown catches totaling 44 points. Don Lucy added four TD passes to reach 14 on the year, while Lee’s defense held Searles to one first down. Coach John Consolati secures another perfect campaign in his 29th season with many seniors set to depart and a focus on Lucy and Dewkett for next year.
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Lee High Wildcats
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Wildcats
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Feld
Bya
Bartini
Pete Salinetti
Sartini
Fairview Street
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Salinetti
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Lenny Miller
Searles
Peter Wilson
Dennis Scarbro
John Consolati
Consolati
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Dennis Whalen
Jim Scarafoni
Dave Brown
Shaun Kelly
Dick Pavoni
Frank Viner
Bill Fulton
Steve Cadenelli
Lucy
Dewkett
Mike Curley
Skip Skowron
Bill Standard
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