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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1963

Page

30

Pittsfield and Wahconah Open Class A Season at Wahconah Park

Pittsfield High and Wahconah Regional High Dalton meet to open Western Massachusetts Class A Conference football at Wahconah Park at 7 30 pm. Both teams seek league title after Pittsfield’s 40 year setback and feature key players and tentative lineups from both squads.

Pittsfield Pittsfield High Wahconah Regional High Dalton Massachusetts Wahconah Park Drury ‘High North Adams FHS Westfield Wahconah Hoosick Falls N.Y Catholic Dalton Y Phs Joe Gleason Fran Reardon Bob Bard Tom Bonneville Dick Marchetto al Hubbard Tommy Grieve Gleason Bob Lucida Phil Jacoby John Culver Mitch Massaconi Pat Litano Denny Boyer Grieve Schoets Windsor Col. A. D. Budd Holyoke Catholic Drury Adams St. Joseph’s Northampton

Dalton Pittsfield gridiron opener recalls 1928 county title

Dalton High faces Pittsfield in a Wahconah Park opener recalling the 1928 county title clincher when Tom Murray sparked a late punt return. The piece notes historic rivalry, conference shifts, and current hopes for Dalton’s fresh start as Pittsfield projects strong offensive depth.

Little Dalton High Pittsfield High Tom Murray Pittsfield Dalton

Hull Tourney Slated Next 2 Weekends

GREAT BARRINGTON Great Barrington Wyantenuck Country Club hosts the J B Hull Memorial golf tournament over two weekends with 72 entries competing for prizes. Qualifying on Saturday, matches begin Sunday and run through next weekend with finals set for Sunday Sept 29. Activities include a steak roast, dinner dance, and cocktail party. Players must bring their own caddies and follow strict starting times as the course closes to nonparticipants until 2 p m on Saturdays and Sundays. A hole in one contest on Saturday and a ladies putting contest on Sunday Sept 29 are planned along with an 18 hole best ball event for losers. Pairings and tee times listed for several groups.

Great Barrington Relion Wyantenuck Berkshires Hull Fred Beligni Jim DelGrande Sam Merritt Alda Soldati John Hull Jr Sam Houston Larry Premertani Robert Mammer Dave AicGraw Adam Michalek Ben Vigseant den Hoyt Prié Joseph Barry James Dresser George Adams James Collins Paul Krzynowek Jerry Gralla Jseph O'Connor Tony Horekey Floyd Yewell Harald Morris Frank Teague George Davis Arthur Smith John Mullen Jack Coppock Robert George Yo Francis King Dan Sullivan

Five Elementary Touch Football games end in shutouts

Five elementary league games produced shutouts yesterday. In fifth grade Hibbard edged Egremont 20 at Egremont School. Sixth grade results include Pomeroy 19 over Stearns at Clapp Park and Russell 6 over Pontoosuc at Wahronah Field. Blue League Plunkett beat Egremont 6 on the Common and Allendale 22 to 40 over Mercer on Allendale Field.

Hibbard Egremont Egremont School Pomeroy Stearns Clapp Park Russell Pontoosuc Wahronah Field Plunkett Allendale Mercer Ken McCarthy Ralph O'Connell O'Connell Bob Partridge Partridge Bill Barry Barry Bruce Shutts Mike Sinopoli Pontoosue Bruce Ha Crane Williams Dawes Deming Field Jerry Hunt Tucker Dominic Salvatore Tim Isabel Iis Paul Finholt Chuck Rice Russell Hayn

Women Pick Mrs Calhan At Wahconah

Dalton reporters say Mrs. James H. Cal han was elected president of the Wahconah Country Club Women s division at a meeting last night. Mrs Bonni Perrott was named secretary treasurer and Mrs Norman Quillard to the handicap committee. Mrs Clarence Wellspeak to the Berkshire County women s Allied committee. The annual banquet will be in October at the Lenox House at a date to be announced. Thirty five attended.

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