Pittsfield Downs Northampton to Take Class A Lead
Pittsfield High defeated Northampton 20 to 0 at Wright Field to seize first place in the Western Massachusetts Class A Conference. Pittsfield rolled 284 yards rushing with three long runs by Bob Pinsonneault and Mike Rohlfs adding a 54 yard dash, while quarterback Pete Wariwoski connected on 7 of 19 passes. Four Pittsfield regulars were hurt, and PHS faces West Springfield next at Wahoonah Park.
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Northampton
Pittsfield High
Northampton High
Massachusetts
Wright Field
Pittsfield
Drury High
North Adams
Bob Pinsonneault
Joe Gleason
Fancy
Mike Rohlfs
Berkshire County
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Rohlfs
Gleason
PHS
Gene DeFilippo
Hamp
Pete Wariwoski
Ed Golob
Pete Parsons
John Sauter
Mike Susco
Rohifs
Southard
Hubbard
Tom Grieve
O'Brien
Carrie
Ed Bilek
Ray Ahearn
Gabob
Pusfield
West Springfield High
Wahoonah Park
Ardage
Mitewell
PHS-Home Statistics: Northampton Faces Drury In Conference Test
Northampton and Drury meet in a conference game as PHS-Home statistics list players and positions from both teams. Unclear names and numbers fill the rosters including ends, tackles, guards, backs, and local officials listed for the contest.
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Northampton
Drury Iizh
North Adams
St Josephs High Football Injuries Mount After Drury Loss
St Josephs High football team suffered more injuries after a 14-12 defeat to Drury High of North Adams at Wahconah Park. Halfback Tom Tobin and quarterback Frank Scago have Charley horses, center Denny Kelly Shoulder injury. Scago new leg trouble. Kelly nerve condition recurring. whirlpool therapy to ready Tobin Seaga for Western Massachusetts Class A clash at Adams. Chesney Woodson OBrien return expected from injuries. Chesney knee ligament, Woodson fractured thumb, OBrien ankle sprain.
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St. Joseph's High
Drury High
North Adams
Wahconah Park
Tom Tobin
Frank Scago
Denny Kelly
Tobin
Northampton
Scago
Kelly
Seaga
Chesney
Woodson
O'Brien
Drury
Stanley Club Secures First Win Over Jewelers
Stanley Club beat the Park Jewelers 6-0 for its first win in the Adult Touch Football League. The upset came on a 15-yard pass from quarterback John Seeley to Frank DeAngelus. Pittsfield Sporting Goods defeated the Independents 12-6 to move into second place. postponed Sept. 28 games were rescheduled for Saturday morning at 10 and 11.
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Stanley
Park Jewelers
Jewelers
Pittsfield Sporting Goods
Independents
Stanley Club
John Seeley
Frank DeAngelus
Western Mass Class A League Standings Update
Western Mass Class A standings show Wan and Lost 2 at top with 11 1 records. Teams like Adame Marthampton Drury Intercounty Mout Graylock Plenear Independant Ween Pikefield and Seariec compete as Marcherier Camnotle face each other in a tight midseason table.
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Clase A $Y
Joseph's
Adame
Marthampton
Drury Intercounty
Mout
Graylock
Plenear
Independant Ween
Pikefield
Adams Wins First Game At Renfrew Field
Adams High football defeated Ravena 50 to 9 in the home opener at Renfrew Field. Dale Granger and Bob Krusel scored two touchdowns each, with Granger adding two more TDs and two two point conversions. Other scorers included Doug Sukanek, Bob Morin, and Bill Tacuessa, as Adams prepared for St Josephs next.
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ADAMS
Adams High
Renfrew Field
Ravena
N.Y
Danny Della - Guistina
Hurricanes
Dale Granger
Bob Krusel
Krusel
Granger
Steve Ramocki
Doug Sukanek
Bob Morin
Lee High and Mount Greylock Battle to 6-6 Tie in Slugfest
Lee High and Mount Greylock Regional High played to a 6-6 stalemate after a first half burst of offense. Both teams then stalled as penalties and fumbles plagued drives, with Mount Greylock intercepting three passes and Lee fumbling twice in the second half. Lee quarterback Bill Dewkett opened scoring with a 13 yard run, culminating a 72 yard drive aided by 16 11 and 29 yard receptions.
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LEE
Lee High
Mount Greylock Regional High
Bill Dewkett
Whidcats
Dewkett
Joe Kreziak
Carm
Chapman
Fror
White
Greylock
Vareschi Plays In Brown Win Over Millbrook School
Bill Vareschi, a former Drury standout, played as reserve halfback for Brown in a season opener 24 6 loss to Millbrook School at New Lenox Haven Conn. Mount Greylock led 6 0 at halftime behind Kim Chapman 68 yard punt return setting up Lee scores and a Doug Shepard interception preserved a tie bid. Millbrook exploited Lenox fumbles in the second half with two more short TD runs and a passing score.
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Drury Millbrook
Lenox
Mass
Brown
University
Millbrook School
Yale Univer
Ciy
New
Kim Chapman
Mount Greylock
Lee
Jim White
Kreziak
Chapman
Doug Shepard
Greylock
Wildcats
Alex White Leads Team To Victory At Wahseonah Club
Sixty five year old Alex White shot a 78 the best round of his golf career to captain a four member team to a 16 under par net 3a win at Wahseonah Country Club yesterday. The field included Mrs. David Brophy Mrs. Charles Snyder Walt La Duke and 53 players competed.
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Dalton
Alex White
Wahseonah
White
David Brophy
Charles Snyder
Walt la. Duke
Norman Quillard
James Calnan
Joseph Mikutowicz
Lee Goerlach
Craig Halvorson
David Bromphy
Low Gross
Sylvester Ramsey
Graesser Sets Lenox Course Mark in Duels
Lenox captain Tom Graesser led the Lenox School cross country team to a 27 to 42 win over Union College freshman as he clocked 15 minutes 3 seconds on the Lenox course breaking his previous mark of 15 34. Union’s John Moran and others broke the old record but weak finish by their fourth and fifth runners sealed the meet for Lenox. Lenox heads to Trinity Pawling School next Saturday in Trinity Pawling New York.
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LENOX
Tom Graesser
Capain
Union College
Graesser
Union
John Moran
Trinity
Procopio Stars In Cranwell Upset Of Kent
Paul Procopio former Pittsfield St. Joseph's star quarterback paced Cranwell School to a 20 18 victory over Kent School Saturday afternoon Procopio ran 35 yards for the decisive touchdown in the final minute adding a second TD on a 55 yard bootleg and a 30 yard pass set up the other score He totaled 122 yards on 12 carries and completed three passes for 48 yards Kent suffered its first loss after opening with a 3 0 win over Canterbury Cranwell led 14 12 in the fourth as Vic Palumbo scored and converted the difference Cranwell had 20 first downs to Kent s 18 outrushed Kent 172 170 and Kent completed 3 of 6 passes defensive standouts included Palumbo Ed Collins and Paul Simon
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Pittsfield
Berkshire Boys
Dave Southard
Northampton
Pinsonneault
al Hubbard
Phil Jacoby
al Warywoski
Southard
Hubbard
Gleason
Rohifs
Pinsonnegult
PHL
DeFilippo
Hamp Blue Devils
Bob Lucido
Mike Obrien
Hamp
Mount Greylock
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Lee
Jimmy DiSimont
Pete Viale
Greylock
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Paul Procopio
Pittsfield St. Joseph’s
Cranwell School
Kent School
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Joe’ Cascelli
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Kent
Dick Wotruba
Canterbury
New Milford
Conn
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Fall River
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Dan Kelly
Ed Scogzio
Kelly
Terry Banks
Ed Collins
New York City
Paul Simon
New Bedford
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Roy Barzovsky
John Ciliberti
Gary Wowk
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Tom Rilla
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Joe Kamienski
Dick Stracuzzi
Rams
Kamienski
George Newell
Oring
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Kamenski
Billa
Pin Powers
Berkshire Wins 6-0 At Salisbury
Berkshire School defeats Salisbury 6-0 in the season opener on Alum ni Day. Steve DeSantis scores the only TD on a two yard run after a 70 yard drive anchored by DeSantis and Pete Harrison. Rick Marsi seals the win with an interception at Berkshire 12. Berkshire hosts Lenox School next.
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Salisbury
Conn
Berkshire
Salisbury School
Steve DeSantis
DeSantis
Pete Harrison
Rick Marsi
Bill Brooks
Lenox School
Millbrook Downs Defeat Lenox in 24-6 Football Clash
Millbrook Downs defeated Lenox 24-6 on Saturday in a game highlighted by late quarter bursts. Lenox's Kim Peterson scored on a seven yard run in the second period, while ScoTer earned three touchdowns.
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LENOX
Millbrook
Nyy
Kim Peterson
ScoTer
Lions Beat Browns 16-8 to Lead Warner League Standings
Lions upset the Browns 16 to 8 at Wahconah Park to seize first place in the Pop Warner League standings. Giants crushed the Rams 22 to 0 in the nightcap as Kamienski starred with multiple runs and Newell added the final score.
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Lions
Warner
Browns
Wahconah Park
Giants
Rams
Cranwell Nips Cheshire in Soccer
Cranwell School of Lenox defeated Cheshire Academy 2-1 in an Western New England Prep game. Jose Martinez scored the winner on a Sergoi Perez assist with under three minutes left. Ricky Garces tallied the tying goal for Cheshire Academy. Cranwell earned its first victory in two starts.
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Cheshire
Conn
Cran Well
Lenn
Mass
Cheshire Academy
New Lebanon Booters Open League With Win Over Germantown
New Lebanon Booters beat Germantown Central 10 to 1 as Paul Hatch scored inside right in the first period. This was New Lebanon’s third win, after two earlier nonleague victories. Coach Russ Harmon’s team schedules three games this week with Columbia High, Berlin, and Ichabod Crane in league contests at Valatie.
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Lebanon Springs
N. Y
New Lebanon
Germantown Central
Indians
Paul Hatch
Russ Harmon
Hooters
Columbia High
Berlin
Ichabod Crane
Valalie
Acorns Lose After Holding 20-0 Advantage
Springfield Acorns led 20-0 entering the second period but Providence Steamrollers rallied to win 23-20 in an Atlantic Coast Football League game. Tom Haguerty, a former Columbia University star, kicked a 20 yard field goal with about eight minutes left to seal the victory.
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Springfield
Acorns
Providence Steamrollers
Tom Haguerty
Columbia University
Saturday Results Of Valley High Prep Schools
Western Mass conference results list Cathedral 8 Agawam 4 Westfield 18 Greenfield 16 Suburban League South Hadley 14 Longmeadow 6 Ludlow 30 Minnechaug 9 Intercounty Amherst 32 Mahar 6 Ware 36 Murdock 14 Frontier 12 Pioneer 6 Independent Tech 4 Chicopee Camp in Glasshill East Longmeadow 6 Chicopee 20 Mt Pleasant 14 Arms Academy 12 Commerce Vermont 14 Deerfield 13 Williston 56 Hotchkiss 12 Cushing 14 Wilbraham 0 Dartmouth 8 4 Sutterfield 0 Winchendon 14 Millinocket 6 Hermon 6 Mariarepolis 6 Manton 0 Cranwell 20 Kent 1 Millbrook 24 Lenox 4 Essex Floret 4 Cranwell 2 Chelsea 1 Manton 2 Windsor Mountain 0 Berkshire 4 Trinity Pawling Hoosac 4 Cornwall 0 Williston 1 Dartmouth Frost 1 Williston 1 Matchkiss 6 Lamon 2 Gunnery 1
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Agawam
Westliel
Greenfield
South Hadiey
Longmeadow
Ludlow
Minviechaug
Amherst
Mahar
Warr
Murdock
Frontiar
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Hotchkiss
Cushing
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Manson
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Hopkins
Hebron
Kimball Union
Cranwell
Kent
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Accet
SIN Floret
Lenox Triples Gunnery 2-1 on Cavell’s Last-Second Goal
Lenox School soccer edged The Gunnery 2-1 in Lenox. Peter Cavell scored the winner with three seconds left. Jim Parker opened scoring in the second period as Gunnery tied in the fourth on a deflection by Drew Thompson. Harrington saved two Gunnery penalties and shared 16 saves with Nelson. Gunnery goalie Horner made 18. Lenox improves to 20-1. Gunnery to 1-1.
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Gunnery
Washington
Conn
Pittsfield
Peter Cavel
T Tree
Jim Parker
Drew Thompson
Tom Harrington
Covel
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Tom Norton
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Valley High
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