Taconic Wins First Football Game 13-8 Over St. Joseph's
Taconic High School earned its inaugural football victory at Wahoo nah Park beating St. Joseph's 13-8 in front of about 1,200. Bob Skowron opened scoring, Paul Yansak plunged in for the decisive late third quarter TD after a blocked punt setup, with Villanova contributing a late two-point safety for St. Joe's.
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Taconic High School
Wahoonah Park
St. Joseph's High
Paul Yansak
Bill Murray
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Chris Jacoby
St. Joe’s
Tom Villanova
Joe Roulier
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Crusaders
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Yansak
Jacoby
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Vietary
Murray
Tom Potter
Mohawk Trail
Shelburne Falls
Drury High
North Adams
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Ed Connolly
Paul Pierce
Paul Dowd
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BSU
Joe Kamienski
Lou Orazio
Dino Bessigioie
Paul Phillips
Lee
Ed Thomas
St Joe's Crusaders Rally Sees Turnovers vs Taconic
Spinning through the line, a St Joe's drive hinges on a fumble recovery at the Taconic one yard line and a fourth down goal line interception by Wilson. Jacoby adds a point after and Tim Zwinglestein disrupts Villanova before Router rips a middle scoring run.
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Celtics Fall as Hawks Edge Boston in Free Throw Fight
Atlanta Hawks outscored Boston 122-110 at the Garden as Hawks hit 44 of 59 free throws. Lou Hudson led Hawks with 28 points, Bill Bridges 21, Walt Hazzard 23. Celtics veteran Captain Havlicek ejected in fourth after two techs and a ball throw. Tommy Heinsohn rookie coach era marked by first four-game skid in 20 years.
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Walt Hazzard
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Don Nelson
Henry Finkel
Tommy Heinsohn
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Bill Russell
John Havlicek
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John Parker
High Schol Soccer PHS Defeats St Josephs for Second Place
Pittsfield High beat St Josephs 2 1 at Egremont Field securing second in the Berkshire County Soccer League. Mark Ditmar scored both goals including the game winner at 9 06 of the third quarter. Bob Moynihan made 12 saves as Rick Pekala stopped one shot for St Josephs.
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Pittsfield High
St. Joseph's
Egremont Field
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PHS
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Great Barrington
Monument Mountain
Generals
Ing
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Jack Phair
Bill Hover
McLaughlin
Pete Simon
Kevin Harrington
Bob Moynihan
Pekala
Jewelers Win Third Straight In Touch Football League
Jewelers beat Bernies Gulf 14 to 6 at Lakewood Field to extend their second half success. Rainbow Restaurant edged Step Danis 14 to 6 to rise to second place while BSA Matsi Cycle won 9 to 0 over Lee Package Store.
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Pittsfield
Bernie’s Gulf
Rainbow Restaurant
Step Danis
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Lee Package Store
Lakewood Field
Jewelers
Fran Reardon
Tom McAndrews
Mike Reilley
Tony Sacchetti
Bernie’s
Eddie DeAngelo
Rainbow
Frank Scago
Dave Southard
Dick Powers
Berkshire County Officials Set Third Class Monday
The Berkshire County Basket ball Officials Association will hold the third class for prospective officials Monday night at 7 30 at the Pittsfield Boys Club. This is the last opportunity to join the classes. A person must attend three of five classes to be eligible to take the written exam on November 24.
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Berkshire County Basketball Officials Association
Pittsfield Boys’ Club
Wahconah Edges Mt Greylock in 1 0 Victory
Wahconah defeated Mount Greylock 1-0 in a Berkshire County Soccer League match. Chris Hall scored the lone goal in the second period, heading home. Sophomore goalie David Cady earned his first varsity start with 16 saves as Wahconah outshot Mount Greylock 18 to 15 with three corners to one. Mount Greylock keeper Glen Rochenour made numerous saves. The win pulls Wahconah within one point of Williamstown with two league games left.
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Brodie Mountain Opens Free Skiing Overnight Event
About 600 people gathered at Brodie Mountain last night for free skiing on the lower t bar slope. Owner Jim Kelly extended the offer through today and tonight with hours 9 am to 4 30 pm and 7 to 11 30 pm. Pay skiing starts tomorrow as five to eight inches of man made snow covers the lower slope.
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Brodié Mountain
Lenox Wins First Victory Defeats Adams 3 0
Lenox High School soccer earned its first win after 14 losses, defeating Adams 3 0. Dwight Dean and Mike McKenney led the attack with goals in the first half, while Bruce Curley added a corner conversion late in the second. Lenox outshot Adams 18 7, with goalie Bob Mazzitini making nine saves for Adams. Lenox next hosts Monument Mountain then closes season at Mount Greylock.
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Coa
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Ed Charles Released by N Y Mets
New York Mets veteran third baseman Ed Charles, 36, was released unconditionally. GM Johnny Murphy said Charles would be offered a post in the organization and had hoped to retire, but could not file the formal request before the roster realignment. Charles hit .207 with three World Series hits in 15 plate appearances.
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PHS Can Play Spoiler This Week In Conference Race
Pittsfield High eyeing spoiler role in final Class A games as Adams High visits Wahconah Park this afternoon and Wahconah hosts next Saturday. Coach Gleason lists starting unit, backfield, and lineups while Adams aims to keep unbeaten conference run.
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Lucas Traded From Royals To San Francisco
Cincinnati star Jerry Lucas, a six time All Star, moves to San Francisco for Bill Turner and Jimmy King. Lucas averages 19.9 points and 19.2 rebounds over six seasons with Cincinnati, while King and Turner bring added scoring and rebounding as the league adjusts for tonight's games.
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Lee High Wild Cats Set To Battle Mahar in Key Clash
Lee High Wildcats, 5-0, host Mahar Regional 1:40 pm in a pivotal Intercounty Football League showdown. Mahar 4-1 seeks first place tie. Consolati emphasizes Mahar’s running game and defense focus. Wildcats healthy. Viale returns as a defensive end. probable starters listed including Lucy at QB and Welling ton at running back.
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Greg Benbenck
Don Turner
Dick Turner
Tim May
Lee Scarpa
Ron Salice
Frank Dignard
Bob Lucy
Gary Wellington
Dan Toomey
Dave Scarpa
Ends Viale
Bill Tyer
Archer Leads Frisco Open With 46-Hole 130
San Francisco AP Archer towers to 12 under after four under par Friday at Harding Park as the Frisco Open field tightens. Barber sits two back after a 64, while Lunn 68 Spray 63 and Heard 69 Mengert 66 chase at 133 or 134 in the $100,000 event.
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al Mengert
Royals Shuffle Four Players
The Kansas City Royals added Friday to their major league roster Paul Splittorff a 23 year old left handed pitcher from Omaha where he posted a 12 10 record last season in the American Association At the same time the Royals assigned to Omaha pitcher Galen Cisco catcher Bob Taylor and first basemen Chuck Harrison and Dan Haynes
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Royals
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Bob Taylor
Chuck Harrison
Dan Haynes
Bowling Congress Tourney Set for Knoxville Run
The $970 American Bowling Congress tournament in Knoxville Tennessee will run from March 7 to May 17.
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