Dartmouth Tops New England Teams in AP poll
Dartmouth remains No. 1 in the New England college football poll with a 5-0 record after a 24-10 win over Harvard. Yale climbs to second after a 17-0 victory over Cornell, narrowly ahead of Boston University, as the six-state regional voting shows differing opinions on the rest of the rankings.
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Yale and BU Trailed Yale Stronger to Tie for Second
Yale gained stronger support to reach 144 points in a close second behind Dartmouth, while Boston University finished third with 141 and Boston College slipped to fourth after a 98-7 loss to Army. Massachusetts led the Yankee Conference at 4-2, Harvard fell to sixth, Tufts remained 5-0, and a tie for ninth separated Wesleyan and Vermont.
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Maine
Boston College
Army
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Connecticut
Harvard
Tufts
Williams
Wesleyan
Amherst
Vermont
Wilkes
Dartmouth
Boston University
New Hampshire
Springfield
Rhode Island
Bridgeport
Maitland and Dumont Chase New England Rushing Record
Williams College halfback Jack Maitland and American International College halfback Glenn Dumont remain within sight of the all time New England career rushing mark of 2,662 yards held by Dick Nocera. Both have three games left and could surpass the record this weekend as Maitland sits at 2,579 yards and Dumont at 2,573.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Jack Maitland
American International College
Glenn Dumont
New England
Dick Nocera
Connecticut
Maitland
Dumont
Notera
Union
Wesleyan
Amherst
ULC
Central Connecticut
Bridgeport
UIC
Springfield
Ephs
Tufts
Nocera
AIC
Bill Foye
Ben Boynton
Williams
Boynton
Maitland Dumont
Windsor Mountain Edges Wilbraham In OT Thriller
Windsor Mountain School beat Wilbraham Academy 3-2 in a WNEPSSA overtime game. Frank Henderson scored the decisive goal with under two minutes left in the second overtime after Windsor Mountain built a 2-0 halftime lead thanks to John Perez and Matt Slechta. Wilbraham tied late through Paul Zutao tum and John Perry. Windsor Mountain faces Darrow School next in New Lebanon, New York.
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LENOX
Windsor Mountain
Wilbraham Academy
Frank Henderson
John Perez
Matt Slechta
Wilbraham
Paul Zutotaum
John Perry
Darrow School
New Lebanon
N.Y
Boxing results headline from Cleveland and Las Vegas card
In Cleveland Ohio Doyle Baird 162 outpointed Don Fullmer 165 Akron and in Las Vegas Ronnie Wilson 169 San Diego out pointed Chuck Hamilton 16544 San Francisco 10.
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Doyle Baird
Akron
Ohio
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
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Las Vegas
Nev
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San Diego
Chuck Hamilton
San Francisco
McCarthy Heads Scribes In Boston
McCarthy of the Boston Herald Traveler is the new chair of the Boston Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America. The group announced its 31st annual banquet for January 29 at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel. Dick Dew was elected vice chairman and two Boston Record-American writers were re elected to key posts.
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Sheraton Plaza Hotel
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Dave O'Hara
New England
Associated Press
George Bankert
Quincy Patriot Ledger
Joe Cashman
Record American
Joe McHenry
Providence Journal-Bulletin
Ray Fitzgerald
Boston Globe
Bill Liston
Jack Sheehan
American League
Coach Lamb to address Women’s Faculty Club on athletics
College freshman football coach Renzie Lamb will speak at the Women’s Faculty Club meeting Monday at 3 at the Williams College Faculty Club. His talk titled The Changing Face of Athletics will cover current trends in college sports. Lamb also serves as head coach of lacrosse and his freshman team stands 2 1.
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Williams College
Renzie Lamb
Wiliams College
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Bids Sought For UMass Amherst Field Project
Administration Commissioner Donald R. Dwight announced bids will be sought soon to replace the main physical education field at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. The project cost is about 145000 dollars and will include all weather surfacing for track and field areas. Bids must be received by November 19.
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Donald R. Dwight
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Taconic trio citable for defense and co-captains
Brian Pinsonneault Ed Maloney and Greg Wilson earned Savage awards for top defensive play as Taconic High beat St Josephs High last week. They were named co captains for Saturday’s game with Drury High at North Adams. Wilson intercepted twice and Pinsonneault once as Taconic limited St Joe’s to six completions on 32 passes for 94 yards. Pinsonneault blocked and recovered a punt and made several tackles. Wilson and Maloney also played on offense. Wilson is a junior. Pinsonneault and Maloney are seniors. all three previously played at Pittsfield High. No offensive Savage award was given this week.
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Ed Maloney
Greg Wilson
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St. Joseph's High
Taconic
Drury High
North Adams
St. Joe’s
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Maloney
Pittsfield High
Crosby Tops North 22-8 to even series in junior grid
Alonzo Wright starred with two touchdowns and two conversions as Crosby Junior High defeated North 22-8 at North to even the home and home set. Wright scored a first quarter TD, and a 12 yard TD run gave Crosby a 14-8 halftime edge.
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Crosby
North Junior High
North
Wright
Mike Grandshaw
Mike Paris
Belanger Dinner Tickets Classified as Souvenirs
Tickets for the Mark Belanger Day dinner at Eastover Lenox on Sunday night November 16 were described as souvenirs by Louis Russo publicity chairman. They admit entry and hold Mark’s photo for autographs. Committee chairs announced include Willam McAlister, Harry Baker, and Charles Gilson with prizes of autographed baseballs. Ticket outlets list multiple local shops and offices in Lenox and surrounding towns.
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Buddy” Baker
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Maloney’s Furniture
Great Barrington
Dalton Community House
Bucky Bullett
Joe Zavaltaro
North Adams
Lenox Defeats Cranwell Soccer Squad 3-1
Lenox School defeats Cranwell 3 to 1 as Ron Clark opens with an unassisted goal and Jeff Gulick adds a score with an assist from co captain Dave Clarke. Cranwell replies through Ricardo Plum before Gulick seals the win. Lenox goalie Fred Lavenburg makes five saves. Cranwell’s Derek Hinchson stops 12. Lenox meets Marvelwood next Saturday.
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Cranwell
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Jeff Gulick
Cocaptain Dave Clarke
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Gulick
Fred Lavenburg
Derek Hinchson
Marvelwood
West Annex 6th Blanks Plunkett 20 in League Soccer
West Annex 6th grade soccer defeated Plunkett 20 in an Elementary School League game at the Common. Shaun Farley and Brian Buchinski scored for West Annex, Jeff Cohen starred on defense. For Plunkett, Wayne Murphy and Paul Hamilton stood out.
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Plunkett
Shaun Farley
Brian Buchinski
Jeff Cohen
Wayne Murphy
Paul Hamilton
Monument Mountain and Pittsfield High Seeded For Western Massachusetts Soccer Tourney
Monument Mountain is seeded sixth and Pittsfield High fourteenth as Berkshire County teams prepare for the Western Massachusetts interscholastic soccer tournament. The field, seedings, and Monday pairings were set by the tournament committee, with several berths still to be decided after this week’s games.
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Hopkins Academy
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David Prouty
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Bartlett
Webster
Westbayvear Marion Hill
Southbridge
Classical
Southwick
Cathedral
Westfield State College
Chicopre
Marion Hill
Westboro
Clark University
Leominster
Greenfield
Smith Academy
Longmeadow
Ludlow
Prouty
Quabbin
Holy Name
Camp
Gateway
Hopkins
Deerfield Academy
Minnechaug
Westfield State
American International College
Springfield
Springfield College
Pittsfield High
Maotraw
Spartans
Generals
Darrow Tops Albany 4-3 In Overtime
In New Lebanon New York Darrow varsity soccer beat Albany Academy 4-3 in overtime. Dave Eddington of Bennington Vermont scored the winning goal as Scott Milner had a hat trick for Darrow. Albany Academy finished 9-0-1 on the season. Windsor Mountain visits Darrow next.
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Bennington
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Albany Academy
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Albany
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Mattice
Eadington
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