PHS Drury Tilt in North Adams May Settle League Title
Pittsfield High and Drury High lead Western Massachusetts Class A football and meet tomorrow at Noel Field North Adams in a pivotal game. Pittsfield and Drury, both 2 0 in league play, aim to clinch by finishing strong against Adams and other league foes while St Josephs Wahconah Lee Searles and Mount Greylock also play in county matchups.
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Cards-Packers clash tops NFL weekend slate
NEW YORK AP A pivotal NFL game pits Green Bay the defending champions against St. Louis in St Louis. Both clubs seek to extend wins as Chicago and Cleveland pace the league with unbeaten marks, while other matchups feature Roman Gabriel at Los Angeles and Don Shula facing Detroit.
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ERA Champs Announced
Lefthanders Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Gary Peters of the Chicago White Sox won the 1963 earned run championships in the Major Leagues. Koufax finished 21- game winner with a 1.48 era and 65 earned runs in 311 innings with 11 shutouts. Peters led the American League with a 2.33 ERA and 19-8 record as the first AL rookie atop ERA since 1948.
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Williams Fifth Grade Final Set After 13-6 Win
Williams fifth grade topped Allendale 13-6 as Tim Isabel scored two TDs and threw for a conversion to lead the victory. Isabel contributed a TD run and a TD from a pass interception with a conversion to Billy Brown. Allendale’s score came on a Burke to VanDusen pass as Dawes Blues claimed the city Blue division title 6-4 over Redfield.
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Giddings to See Limited Action Against Bates
Middlebury College at Porter Field hosts Bates as Pittsfield, Massachusetts lineman Dave Giddings sits with a bad ankle and is not expected to play much. Halfbacks Fred Beams and Al Reilly carry minor injuries and are questionable starters, while the squad has not practiced this week pulling at timing.
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Red Blaik Reviews Simple Plays and Royal’s Texas Style
Red Blaik praises Texas execution over flash as Texas uses a handful of simple running plays to defeat Oklahoma. He notes Darrell Royal’s focus on execution, not razzle dazzle, and cites a Texas attendance record as proof of a winning, exciting approach amidst a slate of upcoming games and matchups across conferences.
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David Morey Nominated For Honor
Middlebury College football coach 1921 1924 David Morey nominated for Football Hall of Fame as player and coach Hartford chapter sponsors the honor He posted a 16 13 2 record at Middlebury and faced Army Harvard Dartmouth Columbia Yale and Penn State in those years He played football at Dartmouth graduating 1913 He later coached at Auburn Fordham Bates Wilbraham Academy and Lowell Textile He taught at the U S Naval Air Station Martha s Vineyard during World War II Now retired in Oak Bluffs Mass He attended Middlebury homecoming last Saturday
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IOC To Vote On 1968 Site For Olympiad
The IOC will vote tonight on the 1968 Olympic site with Lyon, France, favored. Michigan Governor Romney says Detroit shows strong potential, while Buenos Aires and Mexico City also contend, and a possible deal could shift support after the first ballot.
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Darrow School Parents Day Games Highlight Weekend
In New Lebanon New York Darrow School plans a Parents Day with two soccer matches and a varsity football game against Millbrook School tomorrow afternoon. Darrow varsity soccer stands 3 1 1 and the football squad is undefeated in three games. Arc residents are invited to attend starting around 2 pm.
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Duke Fleming Signs With Thomas Memorials Team
Eddie Thomas, manager of the Thomas Memorials semipro basketball team, signs Duke Fleming as the first player for the coming season. Fleming, 34 turning 35, is 5 feet 10 inches and 150 pounds, a former reserve who will debut against the Harlem Magicians on opening day. He is a Medford native and Lee resident, works at Rossi's Restaurant, and coached local youth teams in summer.
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Williams Focuses on Defense for Bowdoin Game
Williams College football coach Frank Navarro emphasizes defense against Bowdoin quarterback Bob Harrington, a dual threat. The team aims to fix pass issues while confronting a powerful ground game. Hageman’s status remains doubtful with Hellman set to start if needed.
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Dartmouth's Record Winning Streak Faces Holy Cross Test
Dartmouth seeks another win to extend the nation's longest major college streak to 15, aiming to match the 1924 26 Dartmouth record while Harvard hosts Columbia and other New England clashes spotlight small colleges and regional action including Boston College off, Yale Cornell, and Amherst Coast Guard battles.
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Celtics edge Royals 93 92 in Cincinnati for 2nd straight win
Bill Russell sealed a 93 92 victory for Boston at Cincinnati with seven seconds left after a fourth quarter drought. Sam Jones scored 24 and John Havlicek 21 as the Celtics overcame 2 26 shooting. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 20.
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Massachusetts 6th in Rating of Small Schools
The University of Massachusetts football team advanced to ninth in the United Press International ratings of small college teams this week. Coach Vic Fusia’s Redmen remain unbeaten after four games, with wins over Maine Bucknell and Connecticut and a 0 0 tie with Harvard. Northern Illinois Florida A&M Delaware Texas A I San Diego State Montana State.
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Eighty Entered In Berkshire Hills Golf Tournament Tomorrow
Eighty golfers enter a member-pro-member event at Berkshire Hills Country Club tomorrow. Jim McGurk Ed Mastalerz George Russell and Phil Harrington oversee arrangements. Early starters pick up cards at the pro shop. Pairings list many players with start times from 8:31 to 2:19 and include numerous surname pairings and groups.
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Redmen Seek 4th Straight in Rhode Island Clash
Amherst Massachusetts faces Rhode Island at 1 30 PM on Afuroni Field in a homecoming game aiming for a fourth straight win. The Rams lead the series 22 13 2 since 1903, with Rhode Island dominant in 1957 1959. Coach Vic Fusia says the Redmen are in good shape for their third Yankee Conference game of the season. John Hudson and Phil Vandersen may return from injuries. Massachusetts carries a 3 0 4 record.
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