College Grid Games And Weekend Results Featured In Chat
Read across today slate with Bowdoin Amherst Yale Brown and others. Saturday results include Yale 40 Colgate 21 and Notre Dame 42 Michigan State 28. World Series opens in Baltimore with Orioles Mets after season clinchers.
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New stadium roof concept eyed for Munich 1972 Games
A transparent tent roof covering parts of Munich’s Olympic complex could be the era’s most significant facility feature for the 1972 Games. The plan covers the west side of the 80,000 seat main stadium, a 12,000 seat athletics hall, an 8,000 seat swimming stadium, and the main entrance, with 944 0 square feet of shade. Roy Face, former NL pitcher from New Lebanon and Stephenstown, signed with Hawaii of the Pacific Coast League as a free agent, is set to turn 42 next February and becomes the fifth player owned by the Islanders. Ken Smith of the Baseball Hall of Fame received honors from his Danbury, Connecticut, hometown. Ned Irish’s Madison Square Garden role advances as a vice president, continuing his influence on college basketball’s evolution. The Senators beat the Indians 4-1 on Sept. 26 for Washington’s 82nd win of the season, marking their first above-.500 finish since 1952.
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Warren F. Vreeland
Constance E. Hume
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Salto
Gaytona Avenue
Barnes & Spaulding
Daytona Avenue
Land Registration Office
F. Anthony Hanlon Esquire
James W. Carolan
Williams Football Aims To Halt winless Middlebury
Williams College travels to Middlebury to face a winless Panthers in a battle shaped by Williams 1-1 mark and Middlebury’s three losses. The Ephs rely on Maitland’s rushing and Metayer’s passing as Chandler and Dier bolster receivers. Rutkowski out for season with injury, Pinakiewicz set to start.
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Williams College
Middlebury College
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Williams
Wesleyan
Barry Metayer
Springfield
Lee Cartmill
Canton
N.Y
John Tuohy
Cranston
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Coaptain
Jack Maitland
Fort Lauderdale
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Maintland
New England
Larry Catuzzi
Cranwell Soccer Blanks BHCC for First Win in 7-0 Match
Cranwell School's varsity soccer beat Monson Academy 7-0 for their first win after two losses. Ketly Collins and Michael Mason each scored twice with strong showings from Lee and Jack Passaretti and others contributing as the team opened 7-0 victory dominance.
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Youting Monson Academy
Ketly Collins
Lee
Michael Mason
Joe Abbruzzese
Michael Galvin
Jack Passaret
Berkshire Hills nine hole match play field announced
Forty eight golfers enter Berkshire Hills Country Club singles match play set for tomorrow and Monday with starting times and pairings listed for 10.30, 3.0, 3.30, and 4.44. Notable names include E Fontana M Skowronski R Johnson J Brennan S Skowronski G Wilk Munsyich W Waltroba B Dawley and R Kittredge Cadoreties among others.
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Berkshire Hills Country Club
E. Fontana
M. Skowronski
R. Johnson
J. Brennan
S. Naprava
F. Wiliams
Fry
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G. Wilk
T. Munsyichs
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B. Dawley
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S. Woitkowski
G. Burtt
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R. Kittredge
J. Cadoreties
Unclear roster fragment with multiple names and codes
The text lists numerous individuals with initials and codes such as manski G Russell 41312 A and Bruseghini W Berry F Robt Taille P Panneseo W Wilf P Mahoney J Scullary P Spa Syk J Lundberg 1358 Fradkin A Seelsty W Eramo J O Connell W E Greenfed L Clary Lb Bolduc J O Dearnell VW 4d P Kent MW Salatino F Maxwell A Bishop 11 47 M Spasyk F R and C Maftat E dasatz, indicating an unclear roster fragment.
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E. Dasatz
South Tops St. Joseph's Freshmen in 22-18 Win
South Junior High ninth graders beat St. Joseph's High freshmen 22-18 at South Junior High Field. Jeff Mezia threw a 3-yard TD pass to Tim Tomasi with 58 seconds left for the lead. Tomasi then booted the two-point conversion. South led 6-0 early on Dan Carney’s 19-yard reverse TD. St. Joe's tied on a 65-yard Daley to O'Brien pass. South answered with an 89-yard drive ending in Carney scoring from the 2 and Tomasi’s two-point rush. Daley led St. Joe's late with a 28-yard TD run. Next game at North Junior High.
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Jeff Mezia
Tim Tomasi
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Dan Carney
Mezia
Dave Matteodo
St. Joe's
Mike Daley
John O’brien
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Daley
O’brien
Carney
Tomasi
Mike March
Dom Sacco
Ralph Viscuso
Andy Loehr
Colin Marington
Mattendo
Bob Aulisio
Dave Koscher
Mike Coakley
O'Brien
John Zarvis
Bill Fraser
Pete Zeminski
North Junior High
Berkshire County Junior Peewee football schedule game day
Five games are set for Berkshire County Junior Peewee League with Cheshire at South Berkshire and Adams Packers hosting Adams in Junior action. Peewee schedule includes Cheshire at South Berkshire Lanesboro at Adams Jets and Adams Bulldogs at Bennington Vermont with games beginning at 1 pm return schedule spans October through November and lists multiple matchups across divisions.
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F. Anthony Hanlon
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James W. Carolan
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