Taconic Wahconah Open New Grid Rivalry Chapter
Taconic High and Wahconah Regional clash at Dalton on a 1 30 start to begin a Berkshire County football rivalry. Wahconah seeks undefeated season completion as Taconic, in its first football season, pursues a strong independents schedule amid injuries to key players.
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O Connors and Taconic prepare for Berkshire grid clash
Berkshire matchup details show Taconic lining Chris Jacoby at QB with Bernie Street Paul Yansak and Bob Skowron in backfield. O Connor brothers Colin and Tommy pace scoring bonds, while Berkshire rivals eye Nowell’s Adams record.
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Notre Dame Nears End of Bowl Ban With Orange Bowl Prospect
Notre Dame faces a shift in policy as unofficial signs point to a post season bowl, likely the Orange Bowl, contingent on finishing with a bowlsworthy record. A president Hesburgh remark and an executive committee hint at sanction, while a Sugar Bowl invite seems possible if a Tennessee match arises.
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Basketball Player Sues NBA and 14 Teams
Cincinnati AP Roger Brown star for the Indiana Pacers of the ABA filed a $1.3 million damage suit in U S District Court charging the NBA has boycotted him from playing in the league. The suit names the NBA and 14 franchise holders. Brown a former Dayton U player says he’s been blocked due to a gambling scandal while other players involved have been allowed to play.
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St Josephs Hoops Schedule Promises Busy Berkshire Season
St Josephs High announces a 1969-70 basketball slate on Pittsfield Boys Club floor with ten home games and a Berkshire County Jamboree, plus 14 Northern Berkshire league contests and non league visits to Springfield Cathedral Lenox St Johns Shrewsbury and Smith Academy.
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Bullets Rally Past Celtics Behind Marin and Monroe
In Boston, Jack Marin and Earl Monroe sparked a second half comeback as the Baltimore Bullets edged the Celtics 109 to 108. Marin scored 25 points, Monroe 33, with Unseld and Chaney contributing on defense and free throws deciding the final minutes. Havlicek led Boston with 31 as White and Chaney debuted strong in a tough loss.
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Step Danis Beats Rainbow in Semifinal Touch Football
Step Danis defeated Rainbow Restaurant 19 2 under lights at Lakewood Field to win the semifinal and advance to the Turkey Bowl at Waheonah Park. Quarterback Frank Seage connected early, Danis widened the lead with 12yard pass to Dick Powers, and final score 49 2.
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Belanger testimonial dinner set for Lenox tomorrow
About 400 are expected to attend the testimonial dinner for Mark Belanger shortstop of the Baltimore Orioles tomorrow night at 6 at Eastover in Lenox Louis J. Russo will be toastmaster Speakers will be Congressman Silvio Conte and Roger O Gara sports editor of The Exgie The Rev Thomas Lohan who officiated Belanger s wedding will give the invocation Two local residents won tickets through Joe Gleason s Channel 2 sports show last night They are Miss Diane Smith and David Archey
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High Lawn Jerseys Load 15 for Lynn Paragons Tilt
High Lawn prepares a 15 skater lineup for tomorrow’s game against the Lynn Palmer Paragons at Lenox School rink. Coach Jack Brennan outlined forward lines featuring veteran Carl Moffatt centering a Canadian‑heavy first line with Rich Scammell and Barry Law, plus Tom Sides and Rick Whitehead on the second line. Defense pairs include Brian Dickey with Johnny Murnane, Mike Carity with Tom Sheehan, Brennan to skate as spare. Goalie Charlie Lanzetta joins Ray Rockwell for the Lynn game as Castle Gero serves with the Army Reserve. Doors open 1:30 for a 2:30 start. tickets $1.50 adults, 50 cents children. season passes $15.
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Gansett Adds Six Racing Dates With Charity Condition
The Rhode Island Racing and Athletic Commission granted Narragansett Park six additional thoroughbred racing dates. Proceeds from December 15 will be donated to the United Fund. The meeting, which began September 6, will now run to December 20 instead of December 13.
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Baynham Out Next Two Games for Cowboys
Dallas activates Claxton Welch from taxi squad and places Craig Baynham on the injured list with a bruised rib. Baynham will miss Dallas Thanksgiving Day matchup against San Francisco, sidelined for two games.
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