Five Berkshire football games slated for tomorrow
Berkshire County fans will see six county schools in five games across two leagues and independents. St Josephs and Northampton open at Wahconah Park, Adams and Wahconah meet at Dalton, Mount Greylock hosts Murdock in Williamstown as Intercounty action begins. Springfield Commerce at Lee and Chicopee Comprehensive at North Adams highlight independents, Pittsfield meets Springfield Tech in Springfield, with Northampton testing two scrimmages beforehand.
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Chesney Sidelined By Knee Injury For Parochial Opener
St Josephs High football guard Mike Chesney is out with a knee ligament injury and will miss the season opener against Northampton High at Wahcoonah Park. He joins Kevin Dermody sidelined by pneumonia, Willie Woodson with a thumb fracture, leaving Mike Griffith and Bill Mendonsa to share Chesney’s guard duties while Barile and Clark replace Dermody aboard the line.
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Casey Stengel Says Hobbies Include Swimming and Football
New York Mets manager Casey Stengel aged 72 says his hobbies are swimming and attending football games.
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Midwestern and Eastern Grid Picks in Nostalgic Slant
Red Blaik era musings frame a sprawling 1960s style roundup of college football picks. The forecast blends humor with scattered team notes from Army to Yale, Harvard to Notre Dame, and Western heavies tallying clashes across the nation.
Berkley scores three TDs to lift Pomeroy sixth graders
Ron Berkley led Pomeroy School sixth grade Blue to an 18-0 win over Williams in the Elementary Touch Football League at Hibbard Field. He ran multiple times for TDs, with Paul Bagley and Russ Reynolds delivering blocking support.
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County Golfers Win Nutmeg Handicap Honors
WATERBURY Conn Joe George of Adams won with a 72 handicap 7 and Lou Haddad of Pittsfield placed third in the Nutmeg Handicap event the final of two golf matches sponsored in Connecticut by area Lebanese societies at East Mountain golf course The low gross score 83 was posted by Marty Arolan of Essexville Conn and the field included Ed Massery Pittsfield Warry Ferris North Adams Charles Bashara Pittsfield and Dave.
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College grid season opens with widespread New England games
Boston area and New England colleges begin the 1963 football season with major games on home fields. Dartmouth plays Bucknell in Hanover while Holy Cross meets Buffalo, Harvard hosts Massachusetts, Yale faces Connecticut, and New Hampshire hosts Colby in non league clashes. Other matchups include Boston University versus West Virginia and Northeastern against Bridgeport as teams debut under new coaches and lineups.
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Berkshire Opens in Soccer Against Lenox Tomorrow
Berkshire varsity soccer opens its season tomorrow at Lenox School in a 2:30 p.m. game. Coach Jackman L. Stewart has assembled three 16 man squads from top candidates as nearly 100 Berkshire students tried out.
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St Josephs Defeats Notre Dame In Parochial Game
St Josephs topped Notre Dame 12 6 on the Common in a Catholic Youth Center Parochial Grammar School Touch Football League game yesterday. A 50 yard pass from Dave Hebler to Mike Robinson and a 35 yard interception return by Shaun Broderick for a St Josephs TD highlighted the contest. Next game Tuesday at 3 30 on the Common features St Charles and St Marys.
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Shaker earns 12th in Berkshire gross scoring
Massery of Boston group finished 12th in the Berkshire event with the lowest gross score among Shaker and North Adams competitors.
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Perry Reactivated for 49ers After Cuts and Injuries
San Francisco reactivated fullback Joe Perry and flanker Clyde Connor from IR roles. Both players are expected to see action Sunday as the NFL 49ers face the Minnesota Vikings after Perry was signed to the taxi squad following a cut by Baltimore.
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Clyde Connor
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Gammons Ex Athlete Dead at 87
John A. Gammons 87, former major league outfielder whose career was halted by a hand injury, died Tuesday at home in East Greenwich Rhode Island. A Brown University football and baseball star, he appeared in 26 games for the Boston Nationals in 1901, batting .211. A former Rhode Island Golf Club president and 1924 state golf champion, he also played pro football with the Duquesne team. A Bedford Massachusetts native, he is survived by his wife four sons and three daughters.
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