PHS to meet Holyoke Catholic in Friday night football clash
Pittsfield High, unbeaten in five games, travels to Wahconah Park to face Holyoke Catholic in a county conference game. PHS is favored by margin against parochial foe, with Holyoke Catholic seeking to end a difficult season amid financial strain and dwindling roster. Final year for several players noted, including Catholic returnees Dan Griffin and Dan Wesioski.
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MacKenzie Stadium
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Pantie
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Py Pogram
Holyoke Merchants
Adams
St. Josephs
Wahoonah
Pittsheid
Holyoke High
Dan Griffin
Dan Wesioski
Jim Corley
John Keane
Jack McCarthy
Jack O Connell
John Kelly
Rahilly challenges for special home match in bowling
Steve Rahilly, holder of the county three-string bowl record, issued a challenge to the winner of a Pete Stiucuzé Justin DiNicola home-and-home match. Rahilly offered to take on the winner for fun or money in a high-stakes, one-string contest.
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Hugh
Pete Stiucuzé
Justin DiNicola
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Rome
Williams Football Faces Two Week Absence For Millington Injury
Williams College football coach Len Watters says Millington will miss at least two weeks with an ankle injury after the 14 6 loss to Bowdoin. With four games left the Ephs must rally behind Brown Rorke Guzzetti and Rhenfrank as replacements and seek wins over Wesleyan and Amherst to bolster a possible strong finish. Eric Widmer may return for spot duty as the team reshuffles the line with Dicks moving to left guard Guezzelli at right guard and Malin gton out.
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Bowdoin
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Ecan
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Ton Malunster
Hailvacs
Eric Widmer
Sis
Millington
Bob Rorke
Her Brown
Brown
Rorke
Guzzetti
Rhenfrank
Pomeroy Wins Southwest Grade 5 Title
The Pomeroy fifth grade team clinched the Southwest division title by defeating Redfield 8 0 in triple overtime at Clapp Park. Gene Kray passed to Walt Petrow for the winning TD with Denis Williams adding the PAT. Petowski and Petrow stood out on offense while Stace, McDonough, Massery and Fields excelled on defense for Pomeroy.
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Clapp Park
Redfield
Gene Kray
Walt Petrowsky
Denis Willams
Petowski
Wayne Stace
Jim McDonough
Lew Massery
Hob Fields
Pomeroy Nowy Weil
Hibbard
Crane Field
Dave Sturma
Crane
Mercer
Bob Lewis
Crm
Laura
Lewis
Craig Daligan
Alan Zaccarini
Duda
Crane Duff Nuan
Dan MacWhinnie
Jim MacCaulex
No More Sports For O'Brien Doctor Orders
WILLLVSAN Mass AP Dick O'Brien a Holy Cross quarterback who lost a kidney after an injury plans to retire from athletics. His family said he hoped to play lacrosse this spring but kidney removal occurred Oct 10. He sustained the injury on the last play of Holy Cross 8-0 victory over Dayton.
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Dayton University
Pop Warner TD Leader Tops Scoring At Halfway Mark
Mike Rohlfs leads Pop Warner with six touchdowns and 36 points at midseason. Pinsonneau of the Browns is second with 22 points on three TDs and two-point conversions. Lennie Spiewak of the Rams and Paul Noetzel of the Browns have two-point plays but no TDs as Browns top the league 3-0. Giants sit second with two wins, while winless Loons remain defensively last after three games.
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Ciants
Pop Warner Football League
Bob! Pinsonneau
Browns
Lennie Spiewak
Rams
Paul Noetzel
Spie Wak
Giants
Scorier
Loons
FOP
Warner Leaf
Browne Tom Or Oretion Giants
Acoring
Ta Mahifs
Williams Wins Soccer Title at Southern Berkshire League
Williams High clinched the league crown by defeating Searles 3-2 yesterday afternoon. Balestro, Salm and Beacco scored for Williams, while Smith and Corbett found the net for Searles.
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Stockbridge
Willams High
Searles
Balestro
Salm
Beacco
Willams
Smith
Corbett
Williams
Sparles Barbora
Mullany Angellal
Angelini Tordly
Magdalewakt
Willamean
Bracco
Jones
Mauke
Me Everett Chester Tie 2 2 in Soccer
Mount Everett and Chester drew 2 2 in a Southern Berkshire Soccer League match yesterday. Mount Everett scorers were Coffin and Holcomb with helpers from Godly Mitchell and B Black for Chester.
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Holcomb
Godly Mitchell
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Everett Chester
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Gr. M. Black Titch
Ferris Mitchrark
Prdolwks
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Welle Eliott
Roberts Gibbs
G. Bires Coffin
Tyrm
Black Rice
Miller TD
Choquette
Mitchell Hatcomb
Elges
Coffin
Koelramh
Mitchell
Black
Long Likes Little League When Its Run Right
Lanesboro hosts the second annual boys baseball dinner with about 125 in attendance. Cubs first baseman Da Long of North Adams praised sportsmanship and told fathers to stay in the bleachers, not behind the screen. Awards for sportsmanship went to Timmy Taylor and Dave Gallant, with Donald Fyfe named MVP and Paul Vallee most improved. Long emphasized sportsmanship and fielded questions from the youths, while Walter Stockley chaired the event.
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Chicago Cubs
Dale Long
Tim Taylor
Dave Gallant
Dennis Doyle
Don Fife
Jeff
Paul Vallee
Lanesborn
Lanesboro
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da Long
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Timmy Taylor
JoAnn Doyle
Marine Corps
Donald Fyfe
Ansaid
Long
Harvey Haddix
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