Reserve Outfielder, Pitcher From Minors Star in Key Tilts
The Braves outfielder Mike Lum, the only Chinese-Hawaiian in the majors, delivered a pinch single to beat the Giants 5-3. Jeff James, just up from the minors, earned a 4-3 win for Philadelphia over the Cubs with Grant Jackson’s save backing him. Mets blank Montreal 4-0, Reds nipped San Diego 6-4, Dodgers edged Houston 1-0, Pirates beat St. Louis 3-2. Mets lead the East. Cinci atop the West by a point over Atlanta. Lum’s eighth inning hit followed an intentional walk to Sonny Jackson.
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Mike Lum
Braves
Atlanta
San Francisco
Jeff James
Chicago
Grant Jackson
Philadelphia
Cubs
New York Mets
Montreal
Cincinnati
San Diego
Los Angeles
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Mets
Lum
Giants
Sonny Jackson
Frank Linzy
Oscar Brown
Ice Carty
Orlando Cepeda
Carly
Cepeda
Qutfielder
Lyman Harris
Aaron
Alou
Carty
Gonzalez
Willie McCavey
Hank Aaron
Gunn
Ron Reed
Hoyt Wilhelm
California
Bobby Bonds
Shiner
Mingo
New Orleans
Detroit
Green Bay
Canton
Ohio
Cleveland
Minnesota
Akron
Washington
Baltimore
Dallas
King Hill
Cardinals
Roy Jefferson
NFL
Steelers
George Sezls
Buffalo
AFL
Gary McDermott
Five players combine for early offense in wild MLB clash
Tony Taylor Johnny Briggs and Richie Allen each hit two doubles and Allen added his 30th homer to fuel a 4-2 Phillies lead before Cubs rally with a Willie Smith pinch homer and Glenn Beckett single. James, promoted from the minor leagues, started for Philadelphia and earned a win in a tight game amid confusion in the Cubs dugout. Pete Rose drove in three as the Reds blanked the Padres 6-0, while the Mets stretched their division lead behind Gary Gentry. Claude Osteen shaded Don Wilson in a 1-0 Dodgers win, and Roberto Clemente’s two triples helped Pittsburgh beat St Louis as Gene Alley delivered the go-ahead RBI in the seventh.
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Tony Taylor
Johnny Briggs
Richie Allen
James
Willie Smith
Cubs
Glenn Beckett
Jackson
Billy Williams
Jerry Johnson
Phillies
Taylor
Banks
Ken Holtzman
Pete Rose
Reds
Padres
Wayne Granger
Gary Nolan
Roberto Pena
Mets
Gary Gentry
Expos
New York
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Manny Mata
Don Wilson
Qsteen
Houston
Fanning Jim Wynn
Tommy Davis
Veate
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Willie Stargell
Roberto Clemente
Gene Alley
Berkshire Grid Rosters Are Listed
GREAT BARRINGTON After two weeks of tryouts players have been selected for the two teams that will represent Southern Berkshire in the Berkshire County Football League. Pee wee picks include Victor Albertazzi Kevin Chamberland Leslie Dennard Peter Grossetti Clarence Gunn Chris Hassett John Jurgenson Herbert Kay Michael Kydes Allen McArthur Joseph Mallory Jeffrey Murdock Robert McGowen Chris Roller John Smith Patrick Sullivan Thomas Sullivan John Tegai Mark Teggi Thad Zmitowski Kevin Barquinero John Drake Sean Claydon Michael Phillips Kevin Norton Jeffrey Martin Michael Martin Joseph New Michael Troiano all of Great Barrington. Also selections from Stockbridge Sheffield West Stockbridge and Housatonic. Junior team include William Biasin James Coons Terrence Chamberland Daniel Harris Robert Jurgenson Joseph Kay Marlin Murtagh John Naylor John Sawyer Peter Smith Timothy Sullivan Thomas Teggs William Walsh Gregory Wright all of Great Barrington William Butler Joseph Finn Daniel Maghery Dennis Mintz Stephen Phillips Michael Harrigan Charles Judkins Richard MacDonald Bruce Palmer Michael Religni Peter Montana James Barquenera Thomas Barquenera Chris Rathburn Brian Wood. Assisting Hurll coaches Peter Trotano Robert Alamillo and George Stomper.
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Great Barrington
Berkshire
Robert Gray
Victor Albertazzi
Kevin Chamberland
Leslie Dennard
Peter Grossetti
Clarence Gunn
Chris Hassett
John Jurgenson
Herbert Kay
Michael Kydes
Allen McArthur
Joseph Mallory
Jeffrey Murdock
Robert McGowen
Chris Roller
John Smith
Patrick Sullivan
Thomas Sullivan
John Tegai
James Coons
Terrence Chamberland
Daniel Harris
Robert Jurgenson
Joseph Kay
Marlin Murtagh
John Naylor
John Sawyer
Peter Smith
Timothy Sullivan
Thomas Teggs
William Walsh
Gregory Wright
William Butler
Joseph Finn
Daniel Maghery
Dennis Mintz
Stephen Phillips
Sheffield
Michael Harrigan
Charles Judkins
Richard MacDonald
Bruce Palmer
Egremont
Michael Re
Stock Car Races Set To Resume At West Lebanon
Stock car racing resumes at Lebanon Valley Speedway in West Lebanon after last Saturday rainout. Tomorrow features Coca-Cola trophy races, Bubble Dash, and sportsman events with a $5,568 purse. The fifth annual Lebanon Valley 200 opens Sept 27 with a rain date Sept 28. next week ends with a demolition derby at 6 p.m. daily.
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West Lebanon
Lebanon Valley Speedway
West Lebanon Oval
Lebanon Valley
Belanger leads Orioles past Red Sox with three hits
Former Pittsfield High star Mark Belanger collected three hits in four at bats for Baltimore, driving in a run with a double as the Orioles edged the Boston Red Sox 4 2 last night in Baltimore.
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Pittsfield High
Mark Belanger
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Wahconah Opens Soccer Slate At Adams
Wahconah Regional begins a 14 game schedule with a Sept 17 contest at Adams under coaches Jay Decker and Fred Holmes. Key veterans return with mixed newcomer talent led by co captains Mark Franklin and Chris Hall. The squad features 60 candidates for varsity and junior varsity and will attend a Berkshire County clinic at Monument Mountain.
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Martin Adams
Craig Richards
John Williams
Charles Halleck
Jeff Wallace
Larry Williams
Berkshire County
Monument Mountain
Great Barrington
Adama
Lenox A
Monument Mountainy
Pittsfield
Mt Graylock
St. Joseph's
Taconier
Agams
Lenox
Pittsfields
Mt. Greys Locks
St. Joseph'st
Taconic
St Joseph's
Pitts
Yaconic
Monumant Mountain
Taconer
Greenock Sets Member-Guest Shotgun Start
A shotgun start will send 140 golfers from Greenock Country Club in a two-tee member guest event at 8:30 and 1:30 on Saturday and Sunday. Players must arrive 20 minutes early. names listed include Parker Piscatetay, Warner Connolly, Driscoll Moffat and many partners.
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Greenock
Greenock Country Club
Tee T.R. Parker
Piscatetay
R. Viale
Baranski
Liss
Kuteltey cc Law
Warner
Tj. Connolly
C. Driscoll
MacDonald A
Wall
R. Wells
Peco T
Spencer R. Bvker
Farrelly J. Waddock
D. Buller
Mesrin, A
Uprignty
O*8rten, Ely Aesles
Caplellinis G McVey
D. Kaiser Te
A Loos
R. Granty
H. Paces
R. Uke
Atwally Deorshartys
D. Cote
Eril HE. Hil
B. McGowans
T. Boch W
Rulssoayy
S. Vranas
R. Whalenz
R. Wheeler
R. Willams
D. Moffat C. Moffatt
J. Costella
F. Moranza. Ward
L. Ratlerys
J. Kanerva
O. Perrone
PF. Vania
L. Casts
WW. Wheeler
OR. Green
J. Hallans
J. Hardiman
J. Nagle &. Roberts
J. Redertes
J. Maffuld
A. Brown S
N. Potter
C. Doyners
E. Pastat
R. Ginthwalh
O. Coco
J. Cocar
J. Scaratoni
Olszewski
Sheila Ryan fires 42 low gross in Berkshire Hills
Sheila Ryan shot a 42 to win low gross in the women’s golf event at Berkshire Hills Country Club. Diana Ranotto won the poker hand with four eights, tied for second were Mrs Paul Mahoney and Mrs John Dawley with four sevens, and a group tied for third with four sixes. Thirty-one attended the postplay dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Ryan
Berkshire Hills Country Club
Diana Ranotto
Paul Mahoney
John Dawley
Angie Stracuzzi
Patricia Smith
Margaret Mitchell
Richard Hinckley
Mahoney
Louis Botduc
Tennis Star Gene Marsten Leads Pepperdine Youth Program
Gene Marsten, former Pittsfield High standout turned Pepperdine student, leads the Up With Youth effort on campus to bridge racial gaps. He coaches primarily Negro youths in tennis, promoting nonviolent action and civic responsibility while pursuing psychology and literature studies. The program has grown to 20 campuses, with five youths earning USLTA citizenship awards.
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Gene Marsten
Pepperdine
Pittsfield High Schoo
Gene
PHS
Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Calif
UCLA
Miami-Dade Junior College
Florida
Berkshire
Marston
Miami-Dade
Marsten
the Graphic
Bruce Knotts
Knotts
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Pve
Pittsfield
Far Right
United States Tennis Association
College Athletes of America
Shiner Leads Steelers To Preseason Victory In Montreal
Dick Shiner connected on two touchdown passes and Mingo added a 25 yard field goal as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the New York Giants 17 to 8 in a Montreal exhibition. Shiner’s 5 yard TD to Earl Gros and a 38 yard strike to John Hilton sparked a second half rally, while Giants' Fran Tarkenton blamed self mistakes for the loss. Giants kicker Pete Gogolak had two first half field goals.
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Dick Shiner
Montreal
Gene Mingo
Shiner
Mingo
Pittsburgh Steelers
New York Giants
Chuck Noll
Earl Gros
Steelers
New York
John Hilton
Noll
Giants
Alfie Sherman
Pittsburgh
Sherman
Fran Tarkenton
Pete Gogolak
New Yorkers
John Fuqua
Five Hole Flag Tournament Sees Shortened Evening Run
Chairmen announced for next week's tournament as the evening round was trimmed from nine to five due to early darkness. The move aims to fit play within daylight and maintain orderly scheduling for participants and spectators.
Bogs Wins European Middleweight Title In Copenhagen
Tom Bogs of Denmark, 164, defeated Carlo Duran of Italy, 159, over 15 rounds to take the European middleweight title. In Los Angeles Manuel Ramos, 212, beat Tony Doyle, 210, 10 rounds, at Salt Lake City venue. In Tuscaloosa Alabama coach Bear Bryant brings 28 lettermen back, 18 on offense, signaling a stronger Tide attack this fall.
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Copenhagen
Tom Bogs
Denmark
Carlo Duran
Italy
Bogs
Los Angeles
Manuel Ramos
Mexico City
Tony Doyle
Salt Lake City
Utah
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Bear Bryant
Pittsfield Area High Schools Hold Preseason Scrimmages
Three local schools Pittsfield High Taconic and St Josephs schedule scrimmages tomorrow across routes against West Springfield Greenfield and Cathedral at Clapp Park Veterans Memorial Field and Cathedral practice field start times 9 30 and 10 00 with PHS and St Josephs second scrimmage for Taconic first scrimmage against Agawam earlier in week.
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Pittsfield
Pittsfield High
West Springfield
Clapp Park
Taconic High
Greenfield High
Veterans Memorial Field
Greenfield
St. Joseph's High
Cathedral High of
Springfield
Cathedral
PHS
St. Joe's
Taconic
PHS Generals
Agawam
Joe Gleason
Mike Murgo
Lou Gasson
Generals
Connecticut Valley
Gleason
Bill Murray
Northampton
Braves
Bishop's 72 Low Net in Berkshire Hills League Golf
Bishop team won the Berkshire Hills Country Club Businessmen's League weekly golf tournament with a 72 low net score. Winners were Bishop, John O'Donnell, Cliff Feakes and Art Mason with 59. Second place at 63 went to Joe Cadorette, Jae McCormick, Ralph Latimer and Phil Harrington. Twenty eight players competed.
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At Bishop
Berkshire ‘Hills Country Club Businessmen's League
Bishop
John O'Donnell
Cliff Feakes
Art Mason
Joe Cadorette
Jae’ McCormick
Ralph Latimer
Phil Harrington
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