Weekend Football Schedule Highlights Old and New
County high school games feature Pittsfield High meeting Brockton High at Brockton Fair Grounds and McCann Tech vs Searles High in Great Barrington. Mount Greylock faces Mahar in Williamstown, while St Josephs plays Lee and Adams hosts Northampton in Class A tilts. Pittsfield leads the conference with three wins, needing a win to stay sole possessor.
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Pittsfield High
Brockton High
Brockton Fair Grounds
McCann Tech
North Adams
Searles High
Great Barrington
Mount Greylock
Mahar
Orange
Williamstown
St. Joseph's High
Lee High
Lee
Western Massachusetts
Adams
Northhampton
Drury
Wahconah
Dalton
Pittsfield
Brockton
Adams High
Haverhill
Searles
McCann
St. Joseph’s-Lee
St. Joseph’s
Dalton High
Northampton
Posses
Pittsfield High at Brockton Football Route Guide
Directions from Weston to Brockton Fair Grounds for the Pittsfield High football game tomorrow. Take the Turnpike to Route 128 about 15 miles to the Brockton Fall River exit, then Route 24 about 10 miles to Brockton exit. Turn left at West Street past West Gate Gardens and proceed to the Brockton Fair Grounds.
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Pittsfield High
Westgate Gardens
West Street
Brockton Fair Grounds
Intercounty League standings race tightens with several ties
The race for second place tightens as Drury, St. Josephs, Wah Konah and North Adams hover near 2-2. Northampton and Wahconah sit at 12 records, Adams risks moving ahead of Hamp and Wahconah with a win, Mount Greylock and Lee High remain unbeaten 3-0-1 plays, and Frontier Regional sits 3-1 as Mahar and Searles chase first wins. Great Barrington has faced Adams High Jayvees East Catholic Manchester Conn and Lee High.
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Northampton
Wahcenah
Adams
Hamp
Wahconah
Dalton Club
Drury
Mount Greylock
Lee High
Frontier Regional
Mahar
Pittsfield High
Joe Spadafora
Searles
Great Barrington
Adams High Jayvees
East Catholic High
Manchester
Conn
Lee Iligh
Belanger Promoted To Lead-off For Orioles In Florida
Mark Belanger moves from seventh to lead-off in the Orioles Florida Instructional League lineup. He has 20 assists, 10 put outs and one error in the infield, after missing four games with a bone bruise. He homered twice in four at bats with two doubles and drove in the winning run in a 6 3 victory over the St Louis squad in the first game of a doubleheader. He went hitless in the second game but added two line drives caught by outfielders. Belanger added a triple and a single in five at bats against the Twins and was blank in five trips versus Cincinnati. He reports hitting the ball well though hits aren’t dropping. He owns six safeties in 29 at bats for a .210 average. Belanger attends University of Tampa courses toward a physical education degree and plans to attend college in the off season. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Belanger of Lansboro and starred at Pittsfield High and with the Pittsfield Legion team for three seasons.
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Mark Belanger
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Mark
St. Louis
Belanger
Twins
Cincinnati
Ting
University of Tampa
Edward Belanger
Lanesboro
Pittsfield High
Pittsfield Legion
Ex Mates See Yogi Berra Tough Boss If Needed
New York Yankee players accept Yogi Berra as manager and expect firm leadership. DiMaggio, Rizzuto and others note he will end the clown image and push players hard. Mantle and Ford joked via telegram after the announcement, while Berra confirms a one year contract and readiness to quit if unable to do the job.
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Whitey Ford
Dan Topping
Mickey and
Whitey
Gregarian
Yogi
Ralph Houk
Phil Rizzuto
Ieader
Casey Stengel
Houk
Topping
Belanger Returns From Korea Coaches Service Teams
Second Lieutenant Al Belanger, former Pittsfield athlete, is on a 30 day leave at his Lanesboro home after 13 months in Korea with the 8th Armored Division. He reports to Fort Monmouth, NJ, later this month and expects an eight month follow up in service. Belanger coached service baseball and basketball overseas. his team went 40 15 with 10 3 mound record and 132 stolen bases by opponents. He is son of Mr and Mrs Edward Belanger and brother of Mark, a former Pittsfield star and Orioles prospect.
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Pittsfield High
Pittsfield Legion
University of Connecticut
Lanesboro
U.S. Army
Korea
Fort Monmouth
Belanger
8Th Armored Division
South Korea
North Korea
Connecticut
PHL
Ft.Monmouth
Edward Belanger
Summer Street
Mark
Baltimore Orioles
Andy Gilbert Returns as Springfield Giants Manager
Springfield Mass AP Andy Gilbert is back to manage the Springfield Giants of the Eastern League after a talks with parent Giants officials. Gilbert previously led Springfield from 1958 to 1962 and last season managed Tacoma before the Tacoma post moved to scout Charley Fox. Buddy Kerr will resume his role as chief scout for the Giants.
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Springfield
Mass
Andy Gilbert
Springfield Giants
Charles O'Malley
San Francisco Giants
Gilbert
Tacoma
Springfield Pilot
Charley Fox
Buddy Kerr
Gianta
Searles Tops Mt. Everett In Soccer
Sheffield Scatle High School defeated Mount Everett Regional 3-0 in Southern Berkshire League play. Ed McCormick, Dick Hazzard and Jim Kahl scored in the first, second and fourth periods as Searles solidified a second place tie with Chester. Mount Everett finished 0-6 in league play.
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Sheffield
Scatle High School
Mount Everett Regional
Berkshire
Searles
Chester
Williams High
Mount Foerett
Ed McCormick
Dick Hazzard
Jim Kahl
Cranwell Rout Lee Academy 4-0 in Soccer Showdown
Cranwell defeated Lee Academy 4-0 after a prior loss to Kent School. Bob Courtney Jack Gelar Rich Gartes and Ramon Martinez scored with Lee goalie Rufus Campbell facing over two dozen shots. Lee drops to 5-5-1, next plays Stockbridge School.
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Lee
Cranwell
Kent School
Lee Academy
Rufus Campbell
Bob Courtney
Jack Gelar'din
Rich Gartes
Ramon Martinez
Stockbridge School
Loss by Giants to Browns Would Almost Tall Champs
New York AP report says Jimmy Brown and the Browns aim to derail the Giants in a pivotal NFL clash. A Cleveland win would put them within three games of the Eastern division leaders with seven games left. Browns linemen Wiggin Parker Gain Glass rack Tittle as Brown stars in a 35-24 earlier win. Other NFL and AFL games listed with score predictions and notes on injuries and rosters.
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Giants
Browns
NEW York
Jimmy Brown
New York Giants
Cleveland
Paul Wiggin
Frank Parker
Bob Gain
Bill Glass
Y. A. Tittle
Brown
Dallas
Green Bay
Bart Starr
Packers
Baltimore
Chicago
Yankee Stadium
Jim Taylor
Tom Moore
Ron Kramer
John Roach
Colts
Packer
Philadelphia
Sony Jurgensen
Eagles
Pittsburgh
John Henry Johnson
Steelers
Cowboy
St. Louis
Washington
Cardinals
Anioys
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Lions
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Schmidt
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AFL
Koufax Captures Unanimous Cy Young Honor in 1963
Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers was named the 1963 Cy Young Award winner, becoming the first unanimous recipient with all 20 BBWAA votes. The season’s standout lefty eyed the potential MVP double, though he doubted a pitcher would win the award.
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Boston
UPI
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cy Young
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Koufax
Baseball Writers Association of America
BBWAA
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Jone
Jim Bunning
Detroit Tigers
Sandy
Williams Tops Chester for SBL Championship
Williams High School of Stockbridge defeated Chester 1-0 on a Tim Minkler second period goal to take the SBL championship. Williams remained undefeated in league play, while Chester dropped to second place, tied with Searos of Great Barrington after Searos’ 3-0 win over Mount Everett.
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Chester
Tim Minkler
Williams High School
Stockbridge
Williams
Searos
Great Barrington
Mount Everett
Mount Everett Eyes 2 PM Showdown With Voorheesville
Mount Everett High School eight man football, 0-8, prepares for its fifth game at 2 PM against Voorheesville. Coach Marxer says the team is healthy and ready after losses to Hunter-Tannersville 7 points and Oklahoma swamping 34-7, with Voorheesville finding wins and ties elsewhere. The final game will be at 7:30 PM against Chatham on Mov'?night.
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Suefeteld
Mount Everett High School
Voorheesville
N.Y
Mount Everett
Hunter- Tannersville
Oklawamick
Eagles
Roeliff-Jansen
Roe-Jan
Marxhery
Eagle
Chatham
NLV
Mov
Atn
Darrow Eyes Fifth Straight Win At Lenox
Unbeaten Darrow School meets Lenox in Lenox as coach Harry Mahnken’s squad targets a fifth victory. Cocaptains Doug Currie and Ed McIlvain pace a potent backfield, with McIlvain totaling 778 rushing yards and 72 points. Linemen Currie Greenstein Baena and Jelliffe anchor a strong line and defense.
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Darrow
Lenox
New Lebanon
N.Y
Lenox School
McIlvain
Mount Everett loses dual meet to Hudson Valley Regional
Mount Everett High School boys cross country fell 25 to 36 to Hudson Valley Regional in Canaan, Connecticut. Dave Price 11:27 and Steve Dunlop 14:40 on 2.3 miles set course records and finished first and second. Mount Everett stands 3-1, with upcoming home practice meets against Cornwall Academy and Williams and a Roeliff-Jansen contest in Hillsdale. State championships in Mattapan on Nov 2 feature 40 to 49 schools.
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Sheffield
Mount Everett High School
Housatonic Valley
Canaan
Conn
Ea‘ele
Dave Price
Steve Dunlop
Mount Everett
George Moulton
Cornwall Academy
Williams High School
Roeliff-Jansen High
Hillsdale
N.Y
Massachusetts
Mattapan
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