Adams High Cruises Past Pittsfield Sealing Unbeaten Run
Adams High Hurricanes retained their perfect season record by topping Pittsfield High 22 to 6 at Wahconah Park. Bruce Belini threw two scoring passes to Leon Parrott and Bill Nowell added a rushing TD from the one. Pittsfield managed a 27 yard pass for their only score as Adams dominated with 137 passing yards and 110 rushing. The defense forced five fumbles and one interception as Adams pulled away late.
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Adams High
Wahconah Park
Hurricanes
Pittsfield High
Adams
Airways
Bruce Belini
Leon
Butch’ Parrott
Bill Nowell
Pittsfield
Fem
Tom Nolan
Dave Stetson
Joe Doyle
Adams Pittsfield Game Statistics Highlight Local Grid Clash
Adams and Pittsfield traded scores with Nolan connecting to Stetson for a 27 yard second period score and 90 yard third quarter kickoff return. Delmolino led Adams with 63 rushing yards and Nowell added a one yard TD on the goal line as Adams remained tied for first in the Class A Conference with Wahconah Regional at 4 0 1 in league play. Pittsfield drops to 1 3 and will host Wahconah while Adams visits Doherty High in Worcester Saturday night.
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Hurricanes
Pittsfield
Belini
Parrott
Nolan
Stetson
PHS
Newell
Dave Delmolino
Tom Zabek
Delmolino
Zabek
Nowell
Rich Lahey
Generals
Hurricane
Delmolina
Maury Matteado
Alan Bagdonas
Mark Bassett
Wahconah
Dalton
Doherty
Worcester
O'Connor
Kim O'Connor
Colin
Tommy
Jim Burke
Burke
Joey Kirchner
Warrior
Mark Middlebrook
Colin O'Connor
Northampton
Mitchell Bill Nowell
Tate
Adams High
Waloonah Park
Doug Snyder
Dave Burgoon
Ed Paris
Dave Stetson
Wahconah Romps Northampton 51 0 in big conference win
Wahconah Regional surged to a 51-0 Class A Football Conference victory over Northampton High Friday. The Warriors leaned on a strong defense and a multi-pronged offense, with Colin and Tommy O’Connor scoring and the debut of Wahconah place kicks. The win leaves Wahconah and Adams tied atop the league with 4–0–1 records, and sets up a key clash with Pittsfield High next Saturday.
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Northampton
Wahconah
Northampton High
Mark Popper
Warriors
Adams
Fittsfield High
O’connors
Cranwell Gridiron Triumph Ends Winless Streak
Cranwell School football defeated Monson Academy 14 to 6 at Hickey Field to snap two losing runs before a Homecoming crowd. Paul Heap scored both Cranwell touchdowns from Chris Durbitt passes, Monson answered with a third quarter drive then a fourth quarter safety after a fumbled snap. Cranwell now prepares to face Lenox School at 2:30 Saturday as Lenox dropped from the unbeaten list after a loss to Wilbraham Academy.
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Cranwell
Hickey
William Hickey
Warren Armes
Monson Academy
Paul Heap
Chris Durbitt
Monson
Lenox School
Wilbraham Academy
Holyoke Star Zwirko Delivers Key Duke Rally versus NC State
Bob Zwirko of Holyoke, a sophomore tailback turned defensive back, starred for Duke as they rallied to tie North Carolina State 29-25. He gained 93 rushing yards, added two receptions for 14 yards, returned four kickoffs for 66 yards, and scored a 20-yard TD that sparked the late comeback.
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Bob Zwirko
Holyoke High
Duke University
Blue Devils
North Carolina State
Zwirko
Leo Hart
Massachusetts
Phil Asack
Bridgewater
Wilbraham Edges Lenox In Tough Football Clash
Wilbraham Academy defeated Lenox 22 to 14 as Ed Bennett scored twice on a four yard run and late in the game. Jim Kennane shed Lenox tacklers with a 635 yard drive emphasis, while Roger Hoefer sparked Lenox with a 73 yard scamper and a Zinke TD. Marc Gantman sealed the win with a late interception.
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Wilbraham
Lenox
Wilbraham Academy
Ed Bennett
Jim Kennane
Kennane
Roger Hoefer
Hoefer
George Michel
Dudley Zinke
Bennett
Ed Windham
Marc Gantman
Tim Robinson
Jody Hadden
Jim Hinson
Dante Vilardo
Tom Boshinski
Hoofer
Windom
Sandy Norton
Goredon Rutledge
Charlie Beach
Rugged Cranwell
Berkshire Is Unbeaten In Soccer
NEW MILFORD Conn Un defeated Canterbury School 42 0 in Sheffield Mass Canterbury took early control with John Calhoun touchdown Van Schoyck added two point conversion MelBride passed to Caretta for a score Van Schoyck added a 52 yard TD and another two point conversion Calhoun found the end zone again and Caretta closed the scoring with a pass from Mike Conniff Berkshire improves to one win four losses and will face Winchester School next Saturday The note about harness racing starter Steve Phillips appears as stray copy.
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New Milford
Conn
Canterbury
Berkshire School
Sheffield
Mass
John Calhoun
Steve van Schoyck
Kim MelBride
Dave Caretta
van Schoyck
Calhoun
Caretta
Mike Conniff
Berkshire
Winchester School
Simsbury
Hall of Fame Election Starts Tomorrow in Pittsfield
The Monday Morning Quarterbacks' Club begins its fourth annual interscholastic Hall of Fame vote, running through November into December. Top three voters will join 14 already elected in three years. Ballots cost $1 per contribution, with outlets soon announced. QB Chub has raised over $5,000 in three years for football scholarships at Pittsfield and St. Joseph's highs. This year Taconic High last-year graduates become eligible alongside PRS and St. Joseph's graduates.
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Pittsfield
St. Joseph's
Taconic High
PRS
High School Football Standings and Saturday Games
Standings show Mahar 8 Lew 7 Mt Greylock 21 Ploneer 1% Ware 8 Mohawk Trail Amherst 33 Frontier Monument 34 Housatonic Valley 0 Newtown 28 Mb Evergit 24 Fort Plain 9 McCann Tech 6. Saturday games include Weheonah at Pitstiald Lee at Mt Greylock St Josephs at Mohawk Adams at Doherty Taconic at Drury Commerce at Mt Everett Monument Mt at Dover Plains McCann at American School for Deaf.
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Ploneer
Ware
Mohawk Trail
Amherst
Frontier
Independent Monument Mr
Housatonic Valley
Newtown
Mb Evergit
Fort Plain
McCann Tech
Weheonah
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Mohawk
Adams
Doherty
Taconic
Drury
Commerce
Everett Monument
Dover Plains
McCann
American School For Deaf
Pet
Waneonah
Turners Falls
Pittstiid
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St. Joseph's
Lee
Tanar
Pioneer
Monument Mt
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Wanhtonah
Northampton
Wonmouth Park 1969 meet tops with 63 wins by Baltazar
Jockey Churk Baltazar dominated Wonmouth Park’s thoroughbred meeting in 1969 with 63 victories, 16 more than runner up Ed Maple. The season highlighted Baltazar’s winning streak and Ed Maple’s strong second place showing in a high stakes racing circuit.
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Churk Baltazar
Wonmouth Park
Ed Maple
Drury Routs Turners Falls 30-7 in Class A clash
North Adams Drury High football toppled Turners Falls 30-7 at Noel Field after trailing 7-6 early. Kevin Downey connected twice with Kurt Van Steemburg for TD passes, Nelson doubled on a 26-yard run, and Cassatti plus Nelson added scores to seal the league win. Drury moves to 3-2 in the conference, 3-3 overall. Turners Falls sits 2-3 in the league, 2-4 overall.
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North Adams
Drury High
Turners
Noel Field
Franklin County
Drury
Kevin Downey
Kurt van Steemburg
Blue Devil
Buster Martin
Terry Welch
Roger Cirone
Steve Nelson
van Steemburg
Cary Cassatti
Downey
Nelson
Mahar Gives Lee High First Loss of Season
Mahar and Charley Scott upset Lee High to hand the Wildcats their first defeat of the season in a hard fought Inter county Football League game. Scott scored all eight Mahar points, including a third quarter touchdown and the two point conversion. Both teams sit at 5-1 in league play with one game left, as Mahar prepares to face Pioneer Regional while Lee meets Mt Greylock.
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Lee-Mahar
Orange
Lee
Senators
Wildcats
Mahor
Charley Scott
Mahar
Bob Lucy
Don Turner
Frank Dignard
Phil Harrington
Malar
Scott
Harrington
Gary Wellington
John Swan
George Bastian
Eastman
Dan ‘Tooney
Mt. Greylock Regional High
Williamstown
Pittsfield High
University of Massachusetts
Joe Spadafora
Pioneer
Northfield
Berkshire Wins In X Country Meet At New Lebanon
Berkshire School's varsity cross country defeated Darrow 15 to 45 in a dual meet at New Lebanon. Top finishers for Berkshire were Chuck Delamater Pierre Erhard and Whit Watts leading the Sheffield team trio.
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New Lebanon
N.Y
Berkshire
Darrow
Chuck Delamater
Pierre Erhard
Whit Watts
Sheffield
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