West Springfield First Class AA Team To Play Here in Seven Years
West Springfield High visits Pittsfield to meet Pittsfield at Wahconah Park in a 1 30 p m Saturday Class AA clash. St Josephs travels to Adams in a Class A game at 1 40 p m. Berkshire teams enter seven games this weekend with several key matchups and potential standings shifts.
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West Springfield
St. Joseph's High
St. Joe’s
Adams High
Resfrew
Adams
Berkshire County
St. Joseph’s-Adams
Berkshire
Lee High
Springfield Classical
Springfield
Drury High
Northampton
Noel Field
North Adams
Mount Greylock Regional High
Williamstown
Pioneer Regional
Northfield
Wahconah Regional
Dallom
Turners Falls
Turner Falls
Searles
Basketball Coaches Raises Tabled by School Committee
Pittsfield High basketball coaches faced a stalled raise plan after School Committeeman Edward Harabin opposed the pay hikes. The proposal would lift head coach Frank Moynihan's salary from 1000 to 1300 and assistant coach Vincent McKeever's from 400 to 500. The dispute ended with tabling the motion, likely to be revisited at the November meeting.
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Pittsfield High
Edward Harabin
James Clary
Frank Moynihan
Vincent McKeever
Clary
Harubin
John Quinn
Thomas Kelly
William Harris
Lenox Heads to Berkshire Grid Clash at Sheffield
Lenox School football plays Berkshire School in Sheffield at 2:30 Saturday, the only intracounty prep game in the state this season. Coach Don Terwilliger says the team is ready despite injuries and a 24 6 opening loss to Millbrook. Three Lenox starters include Tom Carpenter Kim Peters and Tom Hardy.
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LENOX
Berkshire School
Sheffield
Don Terwilliger
Millbrook
Berkshire
Sheeffield
Tom Carpenter
Pittsfield
Kim Peter
Son
Tom Hardy
Pittsfield High
Moser Cited for Strong Play in Brown Freshmen Win
Special to the Eagle Providence Rhode Island Al Moser, former Adams High stay athlete, was cited for outstanding play at left tackle for Brown University freshman football in a 22 8 victory over Dean Junior College. Moser is 6 5 and weighs 220 pounds, son of Mr and Mrs Kurt G Moser of Orchard Street Adams Massachusetts.
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Westfield High
PHS
Umpton
Drucy
St Joseph’s
Adams
Wahconah
Hurricanes
Chicopee Comprehensive
Ravena
Northampton
Drury
North Adams
Providence
al Moser
Mass
Brown University
Dean Junior College
Moser
Kurt G. Moser
Orchard Street
U M Mass game readiness for big Yankee clash
Amherst reports undefeated Massachusetts ready for a Yankee Conference showdown at Connecticut. Coach Vic Fusia praised a strong defense and offense led by sophomores Meers Dallas Morin and Ellis. Connecticut seeks homecoming win after two tight losses to Yale and Temple.
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Amherst
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Storrs
Conn
Redmen
Maine
Bucknell
Harvard
Yale
Temple
Vic Fusia
Fusia
Paul Graham
Malden
Bob Burke
Holyoke
Dirk Kehoe
Fall River
Don Hagberg
Melrose
Peter Pietz
Belmont
Bob Tedoldi
Wellesley
Bernie Dallas
Philadelphia
Pusin
Bob Meers
Milt Morin
Peter Pielz
Jerry Whelchel
Bob Ellis
Ken Palm
Mike Ross
Meers
Dallas
Morin
Ellis
Richest Race In New York Set Tomorrow
The Champagne Stakes at Aqueduct leads a day of regional stakes with 12 to 13 expected for the 92nd run of the one mile event. Dunfee and Count Bud along with Roman Brother are top contenders as the purse climbs to about 215000 if 13 starters run.
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Associated Press
Aqueduct
New York
John Rigney
Dunfee
Harbor View Farm
Count Bud
Roman Brother
Garden State Park
Hawthorne
Keeneland
Tanforan
San Francisco
Suffolk Downs
Twin Double Pays $3,786 At Pownal Track
Two ticket holders won twin double pay-offs of 3,786.20 yesterday at Green Mountain Park in Pownal Vermont where a crowd of 2,445 wagered 198,529. The winning twin double was W525. The daily double 10 5 paid. Herd Grandma won the feature race paying 8.40, 180 and 2.80.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Punt Pass and Kick Event Tomorrow on the Common
Ford Motor Company hosts the third annual punt pass and kick contest on the Common with early entries pushing past ten contestants. Boys aged under 12 compete in four age groups for distance and accuracy across one punt one pass and one placement kick per contestant. Officials include forward Seyffer Connor Michaels of Brookshire Ford Pittsfield Agency Lions Pop Warner coaches Ciepiela Bard and Williams College alum Rice with Marchesi directing measurement and registrations. Winners advance to further competition.
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Ford Motor Company
Oward Seyffer
Richard Connor
William Michaels
Brookshire
Ford
Pittsfield
Steve Ciepiela
Dick Bard
Lions
Pop Warner League
John Rice
Williams College
John Marchesi
Parks and Recreation Department
Marchesi
Connor
Big Eastern grid picks by Red Blaik and others
Red Blaik weighs Penn State Cornell and Boston College in key eastern games. The column lists numerous matchups with colorful, period tone, naming Penn State Cornell Harvard Princeton Yale Holy Cross Colgate and more, alongside remarks on teams like Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Alabama and Texas, reflecting a lively pregame snapshot.
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Penn State
Cornell
Army
Nittany Lion
Harvard
Big Red
Pusey
Hessians
Villanova
Boston College
Wildcats
New England
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Columbia
Yale
Roberts
Gem of Columbia
Brown
Dartmouth
Alabama
Boston U
Holy Cross
Bob Boyd Shapes Chester High Soccer with Dalton Roots
Coach Bob Boyd, 58, former Dalton High figure, leads Chester High soccer, basketball, and baseball teams in a small school setting. A stern trainer, he preaches three years to master intricate skills and once ran long practice sessions at Dalton High, later directing the Brisson-Murray scholarship dinner.
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Bob Boyd
Dalton High
Pine Grove Park
Little
Chester High
Bob
Dalton
Brisson-Murray Scholarship Fund Committee
Caltoen High
Ro Bob
Chester
Berkshire County
Dalton American Legion
Clapp Park
de Bob
Dalton Sports
Pittsfield
St. Joseph’s High
Glens Falls
N.Y
St. Joseph's
Hamilton
N. Y
New York University
Ray Murray
Ray
Tom
St. Joseph’s
Jose Stable Faces Turner in 10 Round National Telecast
Jose Stable ranked No 3 welterweight and American based in New York opens an 85 favorite to dethrone Dick Turner in a nationally televised 10 round bout. The winner earns a title shot within six months against Emile Griffith as Turner seeks an upset to extend his 13 bout winning streak.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Jose Stable
Dick Turner
Turner
Emile Griffit
Herman Taylor
Boxing results from multiple venues in 1954 maps
Boxers from Miami Baynton Beach Naples St Louis Los Angeles Tokyo competed in junior light division bouts. Pei outpointed Johnson in Florida while Bizzarro bested a Philippine opponent and Duarte fought to a draw. Estrade defeated a Hayward opponent in Tokyo and Pruitt knocked out Art TOKYO-Avelino Estrade in another listed bout.
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Miami
Fla
John L. Pei
Baynton Beach
Chet Johnson
Naples
Wwi
Bizzarro
Evie
Philippines
Kenachi Ii- Duarte
New Bedford
Mass
Japan
Los Angeles
Adolph Pruitt
St. Louis
Art
Exhibition Games Spark Scoring Blitz Across Cities
Exhibition games across New York and other avenues produced high scoring halves with teams Philadelphia 104 and Cincinnati 143 leading a list including Baltimore 108 San Francisco 112 and Los Angeles. The fragment notes a first half performance in multiple matchups with strong offensive outputs.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baltimore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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Bill Mahan
Searles High
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Dan Rorke
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