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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1969

Page

8

Taconic High Hosts Hudson High in First Night Game

Taconic High meets Hudson High of New York in Wahconah Park for a 7 30 p m kickoff in the first night football game of the season. Taconic aims for its first victory while Hudson brings a 1 1 mark and a veteran coaching staff led by Frank Hamblett.

Taconic High Hudson, N.Y Wahconah Park Hudson N.Y Taconic Pittsfield High St. Joseph’s High Hudson High Pittsfield Bill Murray Braves New York Frank Hamblett

Berkshire high school grid slate features captains honors defense

Fullback Bob Skowron headlines defense as Jacoby and Parry rotate to shore up linebackers. Captains Ruel and Pierce receive Savage awards for guarding Monument Mountain. no offensive Brave awards issued. Seven Berkshire County games set tomorrow across Wahconah Park Renfrew Field Noel Field Great Barrington and more with Start times at 1 30.

Bob Skowron Jacoby Mike Parry Murray Ruel Pierce Savage Monument Mountain Spartans Berkshire County Pittsfield High Turners Falls Wahconah Park St. Joseph's Adams Renfrew Field Drury High Northampton High Noel Field North

Al Cahill Named Jay Peak PR Director in Ski Area Move

Al Cahill 41 former WAST TV producer Albany NY named director of public relations and advertising for Jay Peak ski area. Cahill served in USMC, worked with Armed Forces Radio Service in China, later in TV and radio. He earned the Silver Beaver Award in 1967 and directed canoeing for the World Scout Jamboree with 13,060 scouts from 100 nations.

Jay Peak al Cahill Wast Television Albany N.Y D. M. Matheson Cahill Cooperaton Ski Magazine United States Marine Corps China Armed Forces Radio Service Ithaca College Farragut State Park Idaho

Berkshire Wins Second Soccer Tilt

Berkshire School remained undefeated in WNEPSSA play with a 5 1 victory over Gunnery School of Washington Conn The Berkshire lineup featured goals by Bob Isaacson captain Fred King and Glen Pardtidge with Isaacson adding the final tally Bill Slaughter scored for Gunnery The Berkshire team fired 43 shots to Gunnery s 11 and will meet Trinity Pawling School in the next WNEPSSA match at Pawling N Y

Sheffield Berkshire Gunnery School Washington Isaacson Trinity-Pawling Pawing

Spartans Remain Undefeated In 6-1 Win Over Lenox

Monument Mountain Regional High remained unbeaten in Berkshire County soccer with a 6-1 victory over Lenox High yesterday. Francisco Girona scored four goals, with Mike Warner adding two unassisted tallies and assisting on two Girona goals. Lenox led 1-0 early on a Curley strike but the Spartans dominated the rest of the game in steady rain, firing 23 shots to Lenox's 9.

Great Barrington Monument Mountain Regional High Lenox High Spartans Millionaires Francisco Girona Mike Warner Warner Girona Lenox Bruce Curley Spartan Monument Mountain Jim Dezieck Dezieck Glen Hoff Joe Michalski Pittsfield High Pittsfield

Ephs Seek Second Win at Rochester in N Y clash

Williams College aims for a second straight win as they travel to Rochester, N Y, to face the Yellowjackets. Junior Brian Miga and senior Jack Maitland anchor Rochester's attack, while Williams relies on a balanced passing and running game to counter Rochester's defense. Rochester, coached by Pat Stark, upset by Mt Union in the opener, features quarterback Rich Parrinello and star back Miga.

Williamstown Williams College Trinity Ephs University of Rochester At Rochester N.Y Williams Yellowjackets Larry Catuzzi Cocaptain Jack Mailand Brian Miga Miga Maitland Fort Lauderdale Fla Whitesboro Rich Parrinello Aquinas Institute Yellojwackets Hamilton Parrinello Dick Rasmussen Parinello Mt. Union Epic Terry Smith Parma Ohio Pat Stark Syracuse Stark Harvard

Chaffee Leaves Williams Soccer Role After 1963 Season

Clarence Chaffee, longtime Williams College coach of soccer tennis and squash, will retire in June after a tenure beginning in 1937. His soccer teams compiled 160 wins 90 losses and 3 ties marked by a 15 game win streak and two Sampson Cup titles in the early 1960s.

Williamstown Clarence Chaffee Williams College Brown Chaffeemen Harvard Chaffee New England Chaffeermen

Tony Gibson to start at fullback for Wyoming

Tony Gibson of Pittsfield Massachusetts will start his first game at fullback for Wyoming against Colorado State University in Laramie tomorrow. A junior transfer from Taft College he weighed 200 pounds and averaged 3.3 yards in 18 carries across the first two games, after seeing reserve duty.

Laramie Wye Tony Gibson Pittsfield Mass Wyoming Colorado State University Taft Calif Gibson Cowboys

Orioles and Mets set to meet in baseball World Series preview

A sports column predicts the Baltimore Orioles will defeat the Minnesota Twins in the American League playoffs and the New York Mets will beat the Atlanta Braves in the National League, forecasting an Orioles versus Mets World Series. The writer notes football will take a back seat as baseball claims October, with additional college football picks and AP midweek forecasts referenced.

Baltimore Orioles Minnesota Twins Orioles New York Mets Atlanta Braves Henry Aaron Mets

Weekend college football picks and high school notes

A roundup of game predictions with several college matchups across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, plus high school results. Notable bets include St Lawrence over Hofstra and Penn State over Kansas State, with comments on a poor high school record and a call for Snark improvement this weekend.

New England Purdue Stanford clash tops college grid action

Top ranked Harvard and Boston College face tests while Navy visits BC in tough New England schedule. Purdue Stanford clash in Indiana headlines three AP Top Twenty matchups with Missouri Michigan and Mississippi Alabama also in key battles. Purdue Phipps and Stanford Plunkett lead high scoring offenses as college football ushers in a weekend of marquee games.

New England Purdue Stanford Harvard Boston College Associated Press Indians New Hampshire Holy Cross Colgate Yale Delaware Massachusetts Maine Rhode Island Northeastern Vermont Norwich Coast Guard Connecticut Lafayette Ind Ross-Ade Mike Phipps Jim Plunkett Missouri Michigan

Celtics cut roster to 13 for opening night

Boston Celtics reduce roster to 13 by waiving 6 ft 3 in John Thomas from South Dakota State and 6 ft 9 in Bill Pickens, a former football star fromGeorgia Southern, as the NBA season nears. Curt Mitchell of American International leaves the 1969-70 AIC squad for personal reasons. Canadian welterweight champion Joey Durelle and Dave Dittmar battle to a 10 round draw in Montreal.

Halifax N.S Dave Downey Valley Valasquez Trinidad Carlos Mark Bobby Warthem Buffalo Boston Boston Celtics National Basketball Association Celtics John Thomas South Dakota State Bill Pickens Georgia Southern Springfield Mass Curt Mitchell American International AIC Mitchell New York Montreal Joey Durelle Serel Quebec Dave Dittmar Durelle Dittmar

Sanderson Sent Home By Bruins

Bruins await word on star center De rek Sanderson after shipping him home from training camp in London Ontario for knee injury examination at Massachusetts General Hospital. Teddy Green remains in satisfactory condition but with paralysis in his left arm after two skull operations. he was hurt in a Sept. 21 stick swinging fight at Ottawa General Hospital.

Boston Boston Bruins Derek Sanderson Sanderson Bruins Montreal Canadiens London Ont Earl Wilkens Massachusetts General Hospital New York Rangers Teddy Green Ottawa General Hospital Green

Final Shotgun Tournament Set At C C of P Pittsfield

The final shotgun golf tournament of the season is scheduled at the Country Club of Pittsfield on Saturday morning with a continental breakfast at 8 15 and tee off at 9 15 Prizes will be awarded at a buffet luncheon following the event Captains in charge must have their teams on time The list shows teams and tees with numerous players named for each group

Country Club Pittsfield Tee JJ. Chapman Euston Hibbard IR. Jones J. Lindsay É fAelaun T. Plunxeth Erry Ie A. Yong W. Braman Anbar H. Woodger Wi. Lutz Atherton W. Blair E. Sullivan Jordan + Furey E. Dube W. Knaus M. Pole Congdon L. Seager H. Seyfer K. Vosiker VA. Conlon R. Furey A. Blav J. O'Brien Sr G. Lipsay E.hanlen J. Frick Richardson Enw Meni Litchfield J. O'Brien MH. Hubbar Cannon W. Garity Shephardson Anderson R. Mitchall MM. Tabor Selkowitz S. Smith E Busch Muthr B. Stew Gorivaitis H. Fees A. Qin G. Hunt

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