Pittsfield PHS Tops Bi-County After 1913 Win Over Northampton
Pittsfield High lands top Bi-County Conference position after a 1913 win over Northampton. The schedule shows a Saturday off from league play before independent clashes at Wahconah Park and Renfrew Field. Several local teams prepare for weekend games with minor injuries reported and players scoring in recent outings.
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Northampton
Pittsfield High
Turners Falls
Wahconah Park
St Josephs
Adams High
Renfrew Field
Adams
Diuts
Noel Field
North Adams
Pittsfield Defeats Northampton In Tight PHS Victory
Pittsfield's football team earned its third win in as many starts by bottling up Northampton at David Wight Field. Sophomore Paw Woitkowski starred with key plays and a kickoff return of 80 yards set up a decisive score. The game swung on a 53-yard sequence culminating in O Gara’s four-yard TD, and PHS held off Northampton late as interceptions and stout defense preserved the 13 7 margin.
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St Josohs
Paw Woitkowski
Jeft Halfbach
T.m. Biche
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Ikeral
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Wotkowski O Gara
George Garis
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Bob Sullivans
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Laer Saldata
Fred
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Worthowski
Sullivan
Kelley
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Warren
Woitkowski
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Adams Wins To Remain Undefeated In County Football Clash
Adams stays unbeaten after a 19 0 victory over Holyoke Catholic in a Berkshire County Football Conference game. Halfback Ralph Robinson scored twice on runs of 12 and 4 yards, with Gary Glazebrook adding a 14 yard TD. Adams also tallied three long scoring plays of 76, 57 and 70 yards to seal the win.
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Gary Glazebrook
Longmeadow Beats Lee 28 to 6 in Saturday Football
Longmeadow defeats Lee 28 to 6 with two early interceptions setting the tone. Lee scored in the final quarter as both teams traded chances but Longmeadow pulled away with drives led by Allan Stewart, Dale Richter, and Bob MacDonnell.
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Jones Began Golf Victory Youth in Augusta Georgia
Jones, started as a teen in Augusta, wins early major title at age 14, capturing the Georgia State Amateur in 1916, marking a remarkable early triumph in his golf career.
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Colby Romps 42 14 Over Williams
Colby tops Williams 42 to 14 in a Saturday afternoon game as Colby builds a 14 point first quarter lead and never relents. Bruce Grinnell leads Williams with strong ground work but Colby counters with Cavari’s three two point conversions and a trio of touchdowns to seal the win.
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Williamstown Dominates Arms 16-0 in Football
Williamstown High blanked Arms Academy 26-0 in a Saturday game earlier, as Francis Morand and Raron Fressola scored for the visitors with Morand adding a rushing score. The match featured additional scoring by Pressola and others, with referees Abdum and Tellier overseeing the field.
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Freesol
St Josephs Gamar School Wins Opening Football Game
St Josephs Gammar School scored two quick touchdowns Friday to beat St Charles 240 in the Catholic Youth Center Touch Football League opener on the Common. Tom Tobin scored from the two yard line and Tobin passed to Bill Nicole for the second score in the first period. League play continues through mid November with teams from parochial grammar schools competing.
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St Charles
Catholic Youth Center
Fema
Tom Tobin
Tobin
Bill Nicole
Tops in Tennis SEW YOR UPI Tilden Ranked No 1
William Tilden known as Big Bill dominated tennis, ranked the nation’s No 1 player for ten straight years from 1910 to 1930, according to UPI reports.
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UPI
William T
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Unbeaten NFL duo the Forty Niners and Packers lead after wild week
Upset filled weekend leaves San Francisco and Green Bay atop the standings at 2 0 in the Western Division while four other favorites fell. Philadelphia over New York Washington over Pittsburgh Cleveland over Chicago and Los Angeles shutout by San Francisco reshaped the league race. Eastern Division remains tied with all six clubs at 1 1.
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Hawkins Leads Pittsfield in Leviey Cup Play
Hawkins of Pittsfield won three matches for Massachusetts as New York edged Massachusetts 49 to 46 in the Leviey Cup at Garden City Golf Club. The event used alternate drive and shot rules with singles and foursomes. Brian Jacques of Brookline joined Hawkins in sweeping three points in foursomes. Frank Souehak of Philadelphia posted the best grass score of 72.
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Joe McBride
Frank Souehak
Philadelphia
Mike Souchak
Royal’ Golf Club
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Garden City Golf Club
Robert Lesley
Williamstown Pittsfield Tennis Match Ends in Tie
In a post season men’s doubles and singles clash at Williamstown Camp Merril yesterday Pittsfield Tennis Club and Williamstown Tennis Club fought to a 3-3 tie. Singles results included Dr Robert Coming defeating Walter Sluceer, Will Lyall beating Jetw Power, and Hywen defaulting over Bruce Bramham. A Sunday rematch is set for 10 30 local time.
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Camp Merril
Robert Coming
Walter Sluceer
Mack Shevee Hywen
Bruce Bramham
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Jetw Power
Tommy Toski Honored At Wahconah Country Club Day
More than 100 members gathered at Wahconah Country Club for Tommy Toski Day honoring the club's new president during his first Dalton season. A banquet preceded a purse presentation by Sammy Yiem. Low gross and team results listed with Toski praised by club leaders.
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Toski
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Betty Haskin
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Ronnie Perrott
Timforrison
Sam Vincent
Beaumont
Adnan Vrienhoek
John “Etton
Tom Smith
Frances Purnell
Joe Tata
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Barbara Berry
John D Retaliich
Steve Clarke
Charlie Snyder
Para Wins Knights of Columbus Golf Tourney
Frank Para won the annual Knights of Columbus golf tournament yesterday at Berkshire Hills Country Club with three over par. Lawnet honors went to Jim Ferns and John Kuvs.
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Knights of Columbus
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Suffield Tops LenOx 34-6 in State Prep clash
Suffield Academy walloped Lenox School 34-6 as Nippy Haydash scored four touchdowns. The readable text lists several players and sequences but mixed OCR garble obscures further details.
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Berkshire County Intercollegiate Teague Ware X
Intercollegiate score roundup shows Berkshire County teams competing with Worcester area schools. Notable results include Tech West Springfield Cathedral 0 Worcester rivals and Greenfield 1 Acadam facing losses. Remaining matchups include Chieapee 17 and others with mixed outcomes.
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Jf Armée Academe
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West Springfield
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Football Games Tor This Week
SATURDAY Turners vs Pillfield and Waheenah Park at St Josepha. VT Adame vs Northampton at Classcal Commerce. Ler Snuth vs Hadley at Willamstumaan Amherst. Frontier & INDELENDFST Atha vs Turners balls f Palmer 7? Cinmerte f.
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Waheenah Park
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Ler
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Vent leads RPI in four touchdown victory over Hamilton
Paul Vent of Pittsfield started at fullback for RPI in a 267 football win over Hamilton College Saturday. The Engineers evened their record at 1-1 and for the first time since 1958 scored four touchdowns in a game.
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Pittsheld
RPL
Mamuilton College
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