Pittsfield Remains Unbeaten in Nonconference Win
Pittsfield High defeated Turners Falls 20 to 8 at Wahcanal Park to keep a 4-0 record. Ray Woitkowski rushed for 77 and 27 yards for two TDs and Soldata added a one yard score. Turners Falls answered with a 2 yard TD by Jet Perkins and a late pass to Jake Zawara, as Pittsfield held on with strong defense and a failing conversion by Woitkowski.
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Jet Perkins
Ronnie Clark
Jake Zawara
Pureid
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Iis
Nick Mortis
Wotkowski
Clark
Plasfield
Woitkowski
Soldata
Sin
Ray
Pyisheld
Adams High Romps Past St. Josephs 34 to 6 At Renfrew Field
Adams High Hurricanes dominated St. Josephs as Gary Glazebrook rushed for 171 yards on 45 carries and scored three touchdowns. Rondeau threw two TD passes to Glazebrook and one to Robinson, and Adams built a 14 point lead in the opening minutes, then sealed the win with a late interception and a 40 yard dash by Rondeau. St. Josephs fell to 0-3 as injuries bit the visitor lineup and tackles Delaney and others left the game.
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Adams High Hurricanes
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Berkshire Opens Season with 26 0 Victory at Salisbury
Berkshire School blazed to a 26 0 win over Salisbury in the season opener. Hugh Weidinger scored Berkshire’s first TD on a 50 yard punt return, Scott Patton added a 10 yard TD pass, Pete Ware ran 11 yards for a TD, and Ware also produced a late end run.
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Williams
Andover Tops Williams Frosh In Football
Andover academy’s football team scored the season opener for the college freshmen, winning 15 to 6 Saturday afternoon. The listing of players includes Boonh Fester Oxle Bishop Cam gion Mayore Hay Tackies Evans Kenny Balthe Enos Guarde Lawrence Barton Rane Clits Brown and others in the lineup with centers and guards named.
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Windsor Mt Defeats Greer 3 1 in Hockey
HOPE FARM NY The Windsor Mountain School girls hockey team from Lenox Mass beat Greer School 3 1 on Saturday. Catherine Hecker scored twice and Lynne Walden added one for the victors while Sharon Wilson tallied Greer's goal. Green posted seven saves as Windsor Mountain had none.
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Lynne , Walden
Pittsfield
Sharon Wilson
Green
Windsor Mountain
Lee Dominates Springfield Commerce 28-0 in Week Spotlight
Lee blasts Springfield Commerce 28 to 0 as Mike Simons throws two TD passes and brothers Tom Ed Consolati rush for key scores. The lee offense piled up 26 first downs to six for Commerce, with standout runs by Consolati brothers and strong line play opening generous gaps. Lee improves to 2-0 and faces Williamstown next Saturday at 2.
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Football Games In the County For This Week
Friday night Dallon at Josephs at Woodenwet Park 730. Saturday Pittsfield at Drury Holyoke Catholic at Northampton Willamstows at Ste Adams at Turners Falls.
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Classical 28 Defeats Dalton in Exhibition Football 28-6
Classical High hammered Dalton 28 to 6 in an exhibition game Saturday afternoon. Ed Croughwell returned a second period interception 53 yards for Dalton’s lone score as the visitors threatened only once. Fountain scored twice for Classical on a combination of runs and passes.
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Williamstown defeats South Hadley 28 to 8 in football
Williamstown wins third game of the season by edging South Hadley 28 8 at home. Omer Gingras and Ken Harner starred for the victors while a Morandi TD pass to the visitor Morandi set up the lone Williamstown score with a following conversion. Harper Morandi and Gingras scored touchdowns as Williamstown forced penalties on two potential scoring plays.
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Preparatory Results in Local Football and Soccer Matches
Preparatory results from Mt Hermon Sh, Cushing, Taft and others show mixed scores with Vermont Motellite 38 leading, Andover 16, Wilbraham 0, and notable soccer results including Williston and Taft 1 in a 3 1 outcome, Cranwell 1 Mashing 7.
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Browns Take Pop Warner Lead With 16-0 Victory
The Browns defeated the Rams 16-0 at Wahconah Park to seize the Pop Warner League lead with two wins and no losses as Giants edged the Lions 6-0 in the opener. A rough, rainy day and a sparse crowd of about 100 marked the twin bill.
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Drury Upsets Northampton 13-8 Behind Wright Interceptions
In a Tri County Football Conference game Wright’s two interceptions helped Drury seize a 13-8 victory over Northampton. Gary Tatro bulled in for a TD after Wright’s first pick. Wright added a fourth quarter interception return for a TD. Northampton scored late on a Warren 60-yard run, with both teams nearing scoring on offside penalties.
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Holyoke Catholic Defeats Assumption 36 to 6 in Exhibition
Holyoke Catholic overwhelmed Assumption Prep of Worcester 36-6 in an exhibition at MacKenzie Stadium. Halfback Chuck Coffey scored twice as Catholin, winless in two Tri-County Conference games, erupted for 22 points in the final period.
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Catholin
Football Player's Condition Good Following Surgery
Jimmy Mahan, 13 year old quarterback for the Lions in the Pop Warner league, rests at Pitfield General Hospital after spinal surgery from a handoff mishap in Wahkeenah Park's first game against the Giants. Son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mahan of 40 Springside Ave, he is an eighth grader at Charles' School and an Eagle newsboy.
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Two OBs Suffer Injuries in N E Games
Worcester report says two football players were injured in action. Quarterback Dick O'Brien of Chicopee had a kidney removed after the Crusaders beat Dayton 8 0. He finished the game, then was hospitalized. In Newburyport, 16 year old Raymond Courtesmanche had emergency spleen removal after a reserve pass helped win the upset.
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Four County Players Star In U Mass Football Loss
Four Berkshire County residents played for the University of Massachusetts as they lost 26-0 at Connecticut in Storrs. Halfback Roger Benvenuti of Adams, guard John Koza ka of Pittsfield, tackles Mike O'Brien of Pittsfield and John La Fontana Jr. of Great Barrington contributed on offense and defense. Benvenuti caught a 43 yard pass from Jack Conway as U Mass advanced to the Connecticut 22 in the first half.
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Johnny Allen Gains 14 Yards In Late Chance
Former Drury High athlete Johnny Allen started the first two games for Holy Cross College varsity football. He sat on the bench until the last play of the 8 0 victory over Dayton University in Worcester where he gained 46 yards. Coach Eddie Anderson had announced prior to the game that he was dissatisfied with Allen's play.
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