First of 4 Night Contests Matches St. Joe's, Drury
The first of four Friday night interscholastic football games at Wahconah Park matches St Josephs High of North Adams against Drury. St. Joe's aims to build on a prior 7 6 win over Northampton while Drury seeks improvement after a 28 0 loss to Mt Anthony. Captain Joe Coughlin is doubtful with a concussion. if out, Mike Layden and Jos Roulier team up at guard and end respectively.
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St Joseph's High
Drury
North Adams
St. Joe’s
Taconic High
Hudson
Crusaders
Tom Potter
Northampton
Blue
Joe Coughlin
Coughlin
Mike Layden
Jos Roulier
Bob Bruce
Jim Moran
Bob Breen
Gene Auge
Roulier
Joe Casey
Tom Villanova
Bob Bordeau
Kei Walto
Pete Roukas
John O'Brien
John Ciullo
Bill Windover
Mark Murphy
Shaun Harrison
Dick Coughlin
Paul Lacross
Curt van Steemburg
Ed Allard
Bob McGowan
Cary Cassatti
John Fiorini
Tony Canale
Ed Luscia
Dave Angeli
Art del Negra
Tom Hafner
Dick Hafner
Mike
Andy DI Santi
Drury High
Hudson Valley Community College
Troy
N.Y
DiSanti
Hudson Valley
Plattsburgh State College
Plattsburgh
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Hofstra University
Hempstead
Nassau
Mark Reynolds
Pittsfield High
Reynolds
Taconic and Monument Mountain Clash At Wahconah Park
Tonight opens a two game weekend at Wahconah Park with Taconic High facing Monument Mountain Regional. Other intercounty league games on schedule include Mt Greylock Wil liamstown versus Ware High and Mt Everett Regional versus Dover Plains. All games start at 1 30 PM and McCann Tech faces Pioneer Regional next week.
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Wood
Hill Rivard
Downey
Canale
Wahconah Park
Taconic High
Monument Mountain
Great Barrington
Mahoney and Wilk Lead Berkshire Hills Supper Match
Mrs George Wilk and Mrs Paul Mahoney tied for first with 25 in the five hole string tournament at Berkshire Hills Country Club Thursday night supper match. Mrs Louis Bodieu and Mrs John P Leahy tied for third with 26, with a three way deadlock for fifth among Mrs Eugene Cornelius, Mrs David Sweeney and Mrs Charles Baumann. Miss Diana Ranotto won a prize for best effort. Next week's event is a five hole medal play tourney with blind partners chaired by Mrs Sweeney and Mrs Richard Wallace.
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George Wilk
Paul Mahoney
Berkshire Hills Country Club
Louis Boldue
John P. Leahy
Eugene Cornelius
David Sweeney
Charles Baumann
Diana Ranotto
Avill
Sweeney
Richard Wallace
Imperial Lanes Registers Children for Bowling Pro Train
Imperial Lanes sets registration for a Saturday morning bowling pro train for children from 6 to 18. Registrants will each receive a free game tomorrow. For details call Imperial Lanes.
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Imperial
Imperial Lanes
McCann Tech Readies Fifth Football Season in North Adams
McCann Tech opens its fifth varsity season Thursday at 1 30 pm in Northfield against Pioneer Regional High. The Hornets run an independent schedule with 44 candidates and 35 on the squad, the largest in school history. Thirteen lettermen from 1968 return including captains Dave Zabek and Glen Hamlin, with veteran linemen and backs listed among the returning lettermen.
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North Adams
McCann Tech
Northfield
Pioneer Regional High
McCann
Pioneer
Ron Goss
Hornets
Dave Zabek
Glen Hamlin
Marty Blake
Fred Brewer
Dan Adelt
Dick DeGray
Dave Charon
Gary Wilson
Mike Zepka
Bob Caubryt
Ron Rusz
Steve Cole
John Hartiz
Williams 5th In Second Overtime Win
The Williams fifth grade team earned its second sudden death victory of the Elementary School Touch Football League season with a 6 0 win over Dawes at Williams. Carlos Pedrata connected with Jodie DiMassimo on a 10 yard TD pass. Herbie White starred for Dawes.
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Williams . Sthgrade
Dawes
Williams
Carlos Pedrata
Jodie DiMassimo
Herbie White
Mark Whalen
Bob Signor
Plunkett
Egremont
the Common
Jeff Altman
Brian Chretien
Grads in Bigs Highlight waning pennant chase
Eastern League alumni stars are making waves in the final major league races. Ron Klimkowski and Kenner Brett faced off at Fenway Park as Yankees battled Red Sox with Klimkowski pitching nine innings. Brett dropped nine scoreless frames for Boston, while Dave McDonald earned a first base look for New York. Morales, Stocum, Corkins, and Dukes also surfaced with San Diego, earning praise and big league debuts.
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Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Pittsfield
Ron Klimkowski
Kenner Brett
Klimkowski
Yankee
Red Sox
Ellie Howard
Ron
Pete Magrini
Pete
Fenway
Brett
Yankees
Dave McDonald
Binghamton
New York
Ralph Houk
McDonald
Yankee Stadium
Elmira Pioneers
San Diego Padres
Mike Corkins
Tom Dukes
Jerry Morales
Ron Stocum
Morales
Ford Punt, Pass and Kick Contest Set for Oct 11
Ford Motor Co announces the annual punt pass and kick event on the Common Saturday morning October 11 with 7 to 13 year old boys eligible. Entries may enroll at the Seyffer Co showroom at 694 East Street.
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Ford
Ford Motor Co
Richard Connor
Seyffer Ford Co
Ford Division
National Football League
Boxing bouts report from Vienna and Los Angeles
In Vienna Hans Orsolies of Austria knocked out Jean Josselin of France in a welterweight bout. In Los Angeles Rafael Herrera of Huascato Jal Mexico defeated Lenny Brice by knockout, while Jimmy Robertson from Long Beach stopped Scooter Meza at Grange Grove in another welterweight clash.
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Vienna
Hans Orsolies
Austria
Jean Josselin
France
Los Angeles
Rafael Herrera
Huascato
Jal
Mexico
Lenny Brice
Jimmy Robertson
Long Beach
Calif
Scooter Meza
Grange Grove
Lenox Opens Season Against North Yarmouth Academy
Lenox School football hosts North Yarmouth Academy in an inter sectional opener at 2 pm. First year coach Ed Corrigan, a Drew University graduate, leads a seasoned lineup headed by captain Roger Hoefer. Lenox finished last season 6-1 while North Yarmouth was 2-3-1, with a strong college freshman schedule ahead.
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Lenox
North Yarmouth
Maine
Roger Hoefer
New York City
Ed Corrigan
Ed Carrigan
New York
Corrigan
Drew University
Mort LaPointe
Bowdain College
Maeglish
Dave Blanchard
Berkshire Soccer Team At Lenox Opens Season
Berkshire School varsity soccer, led by cocaptains Fred King and Dave Soliday, opens the season against Lenox School in Lenox. The 15-man squad features 10 returning lettermen and four JV movers, with new senior Bob Isaacson. Coach Jack Stewart begins his 14th season as Berkshire aims to repeat top county finish and strong defensive and scoring metrics.
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Berkshire School
Fred King
Princeton
N.J
Dave Soliday
Litchfield
Fayetteville-Mantius High
Syracuse
N.Y
Wnessa
Cranwell, Lenox
Rockwood Academy
Berkshire
Tred King
Chuck Murdock
Glenn Partridge
Ron Wolfson
New England
Franklin Ripley
George Ripley
Stockbridge
Ripley
Jack Stewart
Crowds At Berkshire County Fair Race Day
A crowd of about 4,200 attended the Berkshire County Fair meet at Berkshire Downs on a cloudy damp day. Handle reached 29654 dollars. Sir Deputy won the first race and Switchboard won the second for a 43.60 daily double. Mr B s Star and Moon Romance were first and second in race five, returning 9.60 for the exacta. Thedge and Bo Chuckel paid 75.20 for the 10th race perfecta.
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Thedge
Bo Chuckel
Williams Ephs Open Season Against Trinity At Weston Field
Williams College football opens the season with a young roster led by tailback Jack Maitland as 18 sophomores and seven seniors mix with veterans. Trinity brings 26 returning lettermen and a strong passing game led by quarterback Jay Bernardoni, aiming to exploit Williams' inexperience on both sides.
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Larry Catuzzi
Ephs
Trinity
Weston Field
Graduation
Jack Maitland
New England
Maitland
Columbia
Terry Smith
Dick Skrockt
Dave Kubie
Cocaptain
John Hitchins
Jay McKenna
Kim Montgomery
Bob Nowlan
Rick Harvey
Jim Tully
Webster Jones
Don Miller
Catuzzi
Hoosac Tops Lenox 2-1 In Season Opener
Hoosac School defeats Lenox 2-1 in a close season opener on Howland Field. Hoosac’s defense, led by goalie John Mueller, held off Lenox’s attack as both teams battled for control. Lenox meets Berkshire School tomorrow at 2:30 p.m.
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Hoosac
Lenox School
John Mueller
New York Staters
Scotland
Berkshire School
Howland Field
Berkshire Hills club announces 12:26 tee time pairings
The Berkshire Hills Country Club board golf tournament opens with the first foursome starting at 12:26 per golf chairman Tau Bolduc. Pederson point system chosen for scoring. Tee times list groups led by Bullan Gallant Boldgest Rader and Hagen Giftes Roberto Williams among others.
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Tau Bolduc
Pederson
S. Bullan
R. Gallant
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F. Hagen
W. Giftes
A. Roberto
J. ‘Williams
McGurk
FL Guidetti
W. Woolridge
L. Wathertt
Candlepin Chatter Mixed Bowling Standings and Highs
In Candlepin Chatter Nite Owl League Mickey Daley had a 107 high single and Ida Dafonte 299 for the night triple. Forest League top scores included Linda Knox 16 and Rosemary Crossin 115, Vera Nuci foro 301 and Ferdle Carpinello 991 for high threes. Municipal League saw Ed Kle manski 135 high single and Emil Marquis 847 for Fire A. Standings list many teams with win totals, including Procopio's, Teacher's, Fire A, and Schaefer Beer. Other leagues report high singles, high triples, and weekly leaders, with standings for Fenn & Yourth Cafe, Pittsfield Plate Glass, Moonmaids, and more.
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Tony Duda
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