Tonight's Opponents St Josephs Drury Meet in Class A Football
Both St Joseph's and Drury of North Adams rebuild after heavy graduation losses. The 7:30 p.m. Wahconah Park game lists key injuries and lineups, with Drury aiming to expose a first game weakness in St Joe's. Other county games follow, including Mt Everett at Chatham and Lee vs Mahar.
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Wahconah Park
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Wright Field
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Dalton
Berkshire
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Sheffield
Chatham
N.Y
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Mahar
Orange
Lee
Searles High
Springfield Commerce
Great Barrington
McCann Tech
Arms Academy
Shelbourne Falls
Adams Memorial High Star Lane Granger Fractures Cheekbone
Adams Memorial High defensive back Lane Granger suffered a fractured cheekbone in a touch football game and is doubtful for the Adams Wahconah Regional game at Dalton. The injury follows cousin Tom Granger’s leg fracture in a drill. coach Dan Rorke lists probable starters on offense and defense with Guzzi at QB and a deep corps of backs linemen and ends.
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Lane Granger
Adams Memorial High
Dalton
Granger
Adams High
Tom
Tom Guzzi
Guzzi
Pete Foote
Massachusetts
Dan Rorke
Jim Catelotli
Ed Lisee
Bill Beattie
Arnie Schmidt
Ed Dassatti
Paul McKane
Paul Scott
John Lightholder
Mike Neveu
Ken
Bruins Bring In Newcomers For Visible Battle Tonight
New Bruins skaters Bob Dillabough and Ron Harris join the lineup in Niagara Falls Ontario to face the Oklahoma City Blazers. Both were acquired in a summer trade with the Detroit Red Wings.
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Ont
UPI
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Ron Harris
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Oklahoma City Blazers
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Harris
Detroit Red Wings
Laycock Leads Weight Lifting Course At Pitsfield YMCA
Barry Laycock, 19, holder of a New England junior weight lifting title, will lead a weight lifting and body-building course at the Pitsfield YMCA starting Monday at 4 PM. Classes run 4 to 5 PM Mondays and 11 to 12 Saturdays, with Laycock assisting physical director Irwin Brent to form a weight lifting club. Laycock holds the 181 pound class best in the New England junior clean and jerk at 325 pounds and placed third in last June’s national teen championships in Philadelphia. Club members only may use the Y weight lifting room. contact Brent or Bob Thompson to join.
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New England
Pitsfield
Philadelphia
Brent
Bob Thompson
Tucker Wins By 16 Points In Elementary Football League
Tucker School 6th grade posted the largest victory margin yesterday beating Highland 18 to 2 at Wahconah Field. Lou Skoletsky scored twice on passes from Dennis Caesar, while Joe Kapels ran 10 yards for a TD. Highland’s points came on a safety when Gary Wilk tackled a Tucker player in the end zone. Egremont 6th grade defeated Dawes 12 to 8 at Deming Field, with Martin Tagliaferro scoring a TD and passing to Tom Porter for another. Deming answered with a safety and Brad Shapiro’s interception TD. Pontoosue defeated Russell at Brown Street Field on a late score by Frank Cote from Ricky Cobb, Cobb adding a two-point run. Plunkett 5th blanked Briggs 12-0 as Dan Carney connected with Fred Cook and Bruce Russell. In 5th grade Blue League Stearns beat Williams as Bob Saukes returned an interception 50 yards. Rick Potts starred for Williams.
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Wahconah Field
Lou Skoletsky
Dennis Caesar
Joe Kapels
Gary Wilk
Tucker
Egremont
Dawes
Deming Field
Martin Tagliaferro
Steve Cella
Tom Porter
Deming
Peter DiNicola
Calla
Brad Shapiro
Pontoosue
Russell
Brown Street Field &C
Frank Cote
Ricky Cobb
Cobb
Plunkett
Briggs
Dan Carney
Fran Millard Converts Kicks For Ottawa In Big Win
Fran Millard a former Drury High star and sophomore at the University of Ottawa kicked seven straight placement kicks in a 57 2 season opener win over Friends University. His first attempt missed but then nailed seven in a row with one kick lofted into the loudspeaker. Ottawa teammates include Bobby Pinsonneault Pittsfield Johnny Weslowski North Adams and Bob James Pittsfield.
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Francis Millard
University of Ottawa
Friends University
Kansas
North Adams
Millard
Ottawa
Bobby Pinsonneault
Pittsfield
Johnny Weslowski
Bob James
Red Sox turmoil and eastern league pennant momentum
Boston sports scene flags a volatile year with Blake Higgins ousted as general manager stirring debate on leadership. Pittsfield and Toronto claim league pennants while Wahconah and local players shine on defense and offense in Western Massachusetts high school football.
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Boston Red Sox
Mike
New
Yawkey
Red Sox
Pittsfield
Toronto
Red Blaik's Memory Lane Picks From a West Point Star
Coach sighting Glenn Davis recalls a punt return near the end zone that nearly slid into a touchdown, with his coach quizzing him on choices. The column lists Saturday college selections, naming matchups and outcomes for multiple teams across the nation.
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Cranwell Plans 12-Game Varsity Soccer Schedule
Cranwell School opens a 12 game varsity soccer slate tomorrow at Darrow School New Lebanon New York with a 330 kickoff. Last season the Cranes were 9 4 under coach Albert Vina tier who must rebuild after losing seven starters including two top scorers. Returning players include Bob Williams Pete Trifari and Phil Keating who will anchor the forward and center half positions as Cranwell faces a keen Western New England small college schedule.
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LENOX
Cranwell
Darrow School
New Lebanon
N.Y
Albert Vinatier
Cranes
Winasier
Wnepssa
Tom Reiss
Lake Placid
Bob Williams
Bradford
Pete Trifari
Barrington
Phil Keating
Stamford
Lee Mahar contest could decide IL title
Lee High and Mahar Regional of Orange clash to decide the Intercounty League title race. Mahar returns 15 lettermen and seeks a repeat as champion, while Lee High, after losses, aims to prove its early two wins show strength. key players include Lee backfield led by Don Lucy and Mahar captain duo Rick Hawkes and John Clement.
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Lee High
Mahar
Orange
John Consolati
Wildcats
Joe Spadafora
Pittsfield High
University of Massachusetts
Lee
Gurestante
Don Lucy
Waddock Golf Event Plans For Memorial Scotch Foursome
Plans for Greenock Country Club's first Hank Waddock Memorial Scotch foursome tournament include a 3 PM buffet at the clubhouse and signed handicap verification with Joe Maley. Foursomes report 10 minutes before tee times, with a long list of paired participants and signed entries.
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Greenock Country Club
Hank Waddock
Albert Volpino
Ted Baginski
Mary Doucetto
Walter Watroba
Helen Korchuke
Harold Snow
Jim Valusk
Eugene Andrew
Don Ball
Dorothy Blance
Joseph Cerrialio
Fere
Albert Ward
Don Mooney
Maryann Fanning
al Roux
Peg Corrinet Gee
Russell
Makcelm Kurthshee
Thomas Tracy
Walter la Orke
Prcs
Vincent Failia
Charles Baumann
Adelaide
Louis
Alfred Paterne
Edward Recchia
Thomas Stephene
Jonny Gorman
William Towne
Dorothy Franke
George Nenenice
Esther Healey
Joseph Cadorette
Ellie Persip
Honome
Marvin Moses
Eileen Mealey
Alex White
Edward Masters
Raymond Koshi Titt—Mir
John
Soccer Association Adds New Officials
The Berkshire County Soccer Officials Association added eight new officials, bringing total members to 21. They will work under probationary status with experienced referees next season, per president John Marchesi. New referees are William Fennell of Great Barrington, Richard Jennings, George Sylvester, Gerald O Connor, Peter Scolfora of Lee, Frank Worthley of Adams, Arthur Flynn, and Edwin Backhaus of Lanesboro.
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Berkshire County Soccer Officials’ Association
John Marchesi
William Fennell
Great Barrington
Richard Jennings
George Sylvester
Gerald O'Connor
Peter Scolfora
Lee
Frank Worthley
Adams
Arthur Flynn
Edwin Backhaus
Lanesboro
Berkshire Hills Club Names 1966 Women’s Division Chairs
Miss Marion Blowe and Mrs. John Enright were named 1966 chairmen of the Berkshire Hills Country Club women’s division at the annual dinner. Seventeen trophies were awarded, with Margaret Goodrich winning the horse race trophy and Jean Raynor Memorial awarded to Mrs. Charles Valuski.
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Marion Blowe
John Enright
Berkshire Hills Country Club
Richard Hinckley
George Wilk
Marguerite Goodrich
Charles Valuski
Jean Raynor
Helen Kozchak
Martin Tanner
Peg Corrinet
Milton Culver
Paul Aronstein
Aline Nagle
Alvin D. Silbur
Joseph Cadorette
Eugene Andrew
Culver
Peg McDonnell
Herbert Covell
Hinckley
Corrinet
Walt Spasyk
Gopher Goodwill Tour Logs 12,600 Miles This Summer
The University of Minnesota athletic staff completed the second Gopher Goodwill Tour covering 12,600 miles this summer. They held meetings in 92 northern land cities and towns.
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University of Minnesota
Northland
McKeever Fund Receives $214 From UF Softball
Receipts totaling $214.85 from 10 Union Federal softball games were turned over to the Billy McKeever memorial scholarship fund. Fund treasurer John Codey announced the games, played at Lakewood Field, supplied more than half of this year’s college aid to two city high school graduates, each receiving $200.
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Billy McKeever
John Codey
Lakewood Field
Codey
Boxing results from Seattle Phoenix Tokyo bouts
Boxing results show Eddie Cotton of Seattle stopping Andy Kendall of Scappoose Ore in Seattle. Lenny Brice of Phoenix outpointed Lupe Gonzalez of Mexico in Los Angeles. Yakao Sakurai of Japan knocked out Seigmund Macatardo of the Philippines in Tokyo.
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Wash
Eddie Cotton
Andy Kendall
Scappoose Ore
Los Angeles
Lenny Brice
Phoenix
Ariz
Lupe Gonzalez
Mexico
Tokyo
Yakao Sakurai
Japan
Seigmund Macatardo
Philippines
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Jazz) McNeice
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