Unbeaten Lee High Dominates Ware in League Shutout
Lee High Wild cats remained unbeaten at 5-0 after a 27-0 home win over Ware High. Bob Lucy scored twice on a 65 yard bootleg and a 19 yard run, with Dan Toomey adding 19 yards and Gary Wellington 25 yards to set up scores. Turner caught a 25 yard pass for six and later an interception helped seal the victory.
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Lee Indians Struggle in Loss to Ware Wildcats
The Ware Wildcats stopped Lee on numerous drives as Well ington advanced to the Ware 3 and Lucy scored. Dignard was three for four on extra points after touchdowns, with three attempts wiped out by penalties. Lee coach John Consolati praised Toomey, Lucey, Tim May, and David Scarpa for strong play and noted Ware’s hard hitting defense. Mahar beat Amherst 8-6 in another result.
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Blocked Kick, Penalty Decides Turners Falls Victory
In Turners Falls Sheff Field a blocked extra point and an offside penalty after a St. Joseph’s drive gave Turners Falls a 7-6 win. Terry Welch kicked the decisive point after the second quarter, while defenses dominated. St. Joe’s quarterback Tom Villanova had the guest TD on a keeper, and Doug LaPointe sparked Turners Falls’ scoring drive. St. Joe’s ends 1-4. Turners Falls 2-3, with next games against Taconic and Drury.
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St. Joe's
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Bob Breen
Tom Potter
Villanova
Joe Roulier
Bob Bordeau
LaPointe
Doug LaPointe
Crustraders
Artie Burke
Joe Martin
Yerry Welch
St. Joe’s
Welch
Indians
Darrow Beats Lenox 4-2 In Varsity Soccer
Darrow School defeated Lenox 4-2 as Frevorow scored twice with assists from Yarborough and Suvaratra. Walker and Eddington added goals for Darrow while Gulick and Boswell scored for Lenox. Lenox faces Mount Hermon next Wednesday at Northfield.
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Nantucket Rallies to Top McCann Tech in Away Game
Nantucket erased an 8-6 halftime deficit to defeat McCann Tech 18-8 in an independent football game. Joe Kotolac scored two touchdowns for Nantucket, while McCann answered with a 3-yard TD by Steve Cale and a two-point conversion on a Dave Zabek pass. McCann drops to 2-2 as Nantucket prepares to face Fort Plain, New York. The passage also notes Auburn’s Tommy Lowry debuting a 50-yard TD against Wake Forest.
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Tommy Lowry
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Wake Forest
GEAA Tourney Winners Show Strong Plus Six Performance
GEAA member pro member golf tourney yielded winners Bob Anderson Tom Curley Pete Turner and Walt Leemhuis with a plus six in the Pederson system. Tied for second at plus three were Neil Clayton Paul Strange Charley Furciniti Bob Tripp Andy Noli John Penny Al Boniti and Bill Powers. Ed Chretian and Laren Little led as seven over. Ed Gniadek and son Paul claimed top honors in their divisions. Mrs. Bernard Sinoneau won the women’s club title. Gniadek also received a Berkshire Hills Shop blazer. Clife Whitney led first division with Clayton second and Turner third. Sixty-two attended the dinner.
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Tom Curley
Pete Turner
Walt Leemhuis
Neil Clayton
Paul Strange
Charley Furciniti
Bob Tripp
Andy Noli
John Penny
al Boniti
Bill Powers
John Majehrowski
George Hubbell
Joe Cote
Joe Grace
Ed Chretian
Laren Little
Ed Gniadek
Paul
Bernard Sinoneau
Gniadek
Berkshire Hills
Clife Whitney
Clayton
Turner
Rusk Leads PHS to Soccer Win
Pittsfield High beat Taconic High 2 1 at Clapp Park in a tight match. Dave Rusk scored twice including a first half penalty kick, with Mark Ditmar assisting and Tom Farley for Taconic scoring. Moynihan made nine saves for PHS and Stan for Taconic. Pittsfield improved to six wins three losses one tie and will face Wahconah Regional at Dalton tomorrow.
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Tactonic High
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Bill Hover
Steve Strang
Scott Smalley
Moynihan
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Lenox Routs Darrow 60-0 in football clash
Lenox School, led by Ed Windham and Roger Hoefer, overwhelmed Darrow School 60 to 0. Hoefer scored four punt return TDs, Windham and Lindham added scores, with key blocks from Vilardo, Boshinski, Robinson and Hinson. Defenders Norton and Beach starred as Lenox, unbeaten, eyes Wilbraham Academy next.
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Sandy Norton
Charles Beach
Ed Corrigan
Wilbraham Academy Club
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Williams Defeats Bowdoin 27 17 Behind Kubie and Maitland
Williams College football, led by Dave Kubie and Jack Maitland, beat Bowdoin 27 to 17 on Weston Field. Kubie ran 22 times for 100 yards with three touchdowns, Maitland rushed 26 times for 173 yards and moved past the 2,500 career rushing yards, nearing the NE rushing record. Bowdoin top runner Denancour added 100 yards on 22 carries. Williams improves to 4-1 ahead of a Saturday trip to Tufts.
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Smith
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Gelling
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Polar Bears
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Mt. Everett Tops ASC to End 18-Game Skein
Mt. Everett Regional High defeated American School for the Deaf 26-6 in Shepfield snapping an 18 game losing streak. Soph Dick Sellew rushed for the go ahead TD on a 6 yard run and teamed on a 1g yard pass to Tony Cavalier. Fullback Jim Phillips scored twice including a 20 yard interception return. Everett hosts Newtown next Saturday.
Broncos Receiver Coach Streams Tough Steve Tensi Remarks
Noted Denver Broncos receiving coach Sam Rutigliano told a booster group that Steve Tensi’s first season as quarterback was hindered by many tackles. He said Tensi was tackled 66 times that season and quipped it’s hard to throw from horizontal parade rest.
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Denver
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