Hirst Leads Bowling Week With 893 Set And 639 Series
Bob Hirst posted a strong seven game 218 average across leagues, pacing a 893 in 3-Man Major and a 639 series at Berkshire Bowl. He also helped Eagle Cafe climb in the Westbank Classic standings while others set marks in NYC-area circuits.
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Miracle Mile
Skyline
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Dick Graziola
Bob Yanni
Albany
Faccioli
Manny Lombardi
Lou Lombardi
Berkshire Bowl
Donna
Jack Boldyga
Benched Unitas Denies He'll Leave Colts
Baltimore AP report states quarterback John Unitas, a longtime NFL veteran, denied retirement or joining another team after being benched in a 20 17 loss to the 49ers. He told reporters he does not know sources of such rumors and does not plan to retire or switch clubs. Earl Morrall named starter by coach Don Shula following the benching.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Warner Sets New England Rushing Record in 1980s Small College
AP reports University of Bridgeport halfback Darrick Warner rushed 1,369 yards this season to lead New England small college football. He piled up 17 touchdowns on 303 carries for a 4.6 average, breaking the old mark of 1,166 set by Dick Nocera. Jack Maitland of Williams ran 1,190 yards and 5.1 per carry, while George Kubhowiack of Norwich scored 16 touchdowns. Rich Giachetti of Tufts led in receptions with 56 catches, and Jay Bernardoni of Trinity threw for 1,294 yards on 114 completions of 182 attempts. Bill Connolly of American International College averaged 40.1 yards per punt. Wesleyan finished undefeated in the division with an 8-0 mark. Bridgeport dropped one, Amherst, Norwich, and Tufts each lost two.
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Darrick Warner
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New England
Warner
Southern Connecticut
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Jack Maitland
Williams
George Kubhowiick
Norwich
Rich Giachetti
Tufts
Springfield
John Curtis
Jay Bernardoni
Trinity
Bill Connolly
American International College
Wesleyan
Bridgeport
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Snow forecast to widen Killington slopes this weekend
Killington officials expect all runs to reopen as more than eight inches of fresh snow fell Thursday and up to 12 more inches are forecast. Snowshed has operated since Sunday and a decision to open additional slopes will be made today.
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Weather Bureau
Unitas unhappy about benching in Bears game plan
Sunday against the Bears in Chicago will test Johnny Unitas as he clashes with coach Don Shula over tandem quarterback plans. Unitas says he will not play under current conditions and hints at retirement or joining another club, while Earl Morrall remains a backup after earning MVP honors last season for guiding the Colts to the title.
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Baltimore
Earl
Morrall
Colts
Goyette Nets 10th Goal to Lead NHL Standings
Phil Goyette, 36, scored his 10th goal to top the NHL scoring race as the St. Louis Blues beat Minnesota 3-1. Goyette increased his total to 31 points, two ahead of Bobby Orr, in Thursday action that also saw Philadelphia edge Los Angeles 3-2. Frank St. Marseille added two Blues goals and Ernie Wakely stopped 20 shots.
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Claude Larose
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Ernie Wakely
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Cesare Maniago
Jimmy Johnson
Dartmouth Would Aid Holy Cross Football Aid Proposal
Dartmouth officials proposed a fund to help Holy Cross College after hepatitis outbreaks canceled Holy Cross football. Athletic Director Seaver Peters said the loss could exceed 200000 dollars for us, and the plan calls for NCAA member schools to contribute 1000 dollars each. Peters noted the idea has support from NCAA and ECAC leaders and aims to assist programs affected by the outbreak.
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Holy Cross College
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Seaver Peters
Holy Cross
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Peters
NCAA
Eastern Collegiate Athletic Associating
John Sloane Dickey
Hob Blackman
Year Books Printed In Inquiry Sparks Scholarly Paper
Amherst researchers report that a small share of black athletes hold central roles in U S professional baseball and football. W Ley of UMass presented findings at an international sports seminar in Switzerland, based on official sport record banks.
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Celtics Seek Third Straight Win at Warriors in San Francisco
The Boston Celtics, bottom of the Eastern Division, hunt a third straight victory in a West Coast NBA clash with the San Francisco Warriors. Captain John Harticek leads with 21 points in the 122-106 win over Chicago, while Emmette Bryant adds 18 and Tom Sanders 17. Rookie guards Don Chaney and Jo Jo White praised for lifting the club, as Boston adds road games at San Diego and Seattle before hosting the 76ers.
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Jo Jo White
Bill Russell
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San Diego
Seattle
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Streeter and Bailey Star on Westfield State Soccer Team
Al Streeter and Wayne Bailey of Dalton former Berkshire County players were members of the Westfield State College squad this season. The team posted a 13 2 record the best in school history. Streeter played high school soccer at Wahconah Regional. Bailey hailed from St Josephs High of Pittsfield.
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St. Joseph’s High
Pittsfield
Dartmouth Can Clinch Title by Tying Tigers
Dartmouth aims for a fourth Ivy League football title in 12 years by tying Princeton. Yale and Harvard also in the chase. BU finishes at Temple as UMass travels to BC. multiple regional games set with 1969 season wrapping, including an ABC bowling note.
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Stacy Brown Seeks New England Skate Title
Miss Stacy Brown of Woodland Skating Club Pittsfield Lenox travels to Worcester for the New England championships to compete in the special girls Juvenile event with school figure competition and free skating representing Little Sun Valley Skating Club Springfield. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Brown Lenox and has studied with Richard Swenning and Noel Ledin of Woodland staff.
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