Sickness, Injury Force Changes in St. Joseph's Lineup
Sickness and injury force St Joseph's High coach Bill Murray to alter the starting lineup for this afternoon's Western Massachusetts Class A opener at Wahconah Park against Northampton High. Pittsfield plans to use the same starters as in their season opener against Springfield Tech at Trade Field. New starters include Mike Buakle and freshman Jim Clark with Mike Griffith at quarterbacking duties, while Keven Bermuda and Mike Chesney are sidelined by pneumonia and a knee injury. The Pittsfield offense features Al Hubbard at QB and a backfield of Rohlfs, Pinsonneault, and Southard, with Lucido and Jacoby at ends and Reilly and Stowers along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's High
Bill Murray
Pittsfield High
Joe Gleason
Keven Bermudy
Mike Chesney
Murray
Mike Buakle
Dermody
Jim Clark
Mike Griffith
Chesney
Bill Mendansa
St. Joe's
Willie Woodson
Cocept
Tom Tobin
Frank Seago
Oe Woitkoski
Dan O’ Brien
Barile
Clark
Mendonsa
John Tarjick
Mike Skrocki
Ty Belanger
Mike Furey
Dave McNiece
Denny Kelly
Mike Fiorini
Qiders
Shaun Kirby
Forrest Baker
Art
Pittsfield
al Hubbard
Mike Rohlfs
Bob Pinsonneault
Dave Southard
Bob Lucido
Phil Jacoby
Dave Reilly
Bob James
Daryl Rustic
Bill Stanhope
Clint Stowers
Mitch Massaceni
John Culver
Pat Litane
Tom Grieve
Denny Boyer
Mike Massaconi
Bruce Berger
Don Lucaroni
Baxter Lane
al Ambrose
Bob Rover
Stan Graves
Steve Trepania
Jim Marlin
Dale Watson
Gleason
Martin
Kimpo Dominates Espinosa In Sixth Round KO
Kimpo Amarisio from Ghana, 128 pounds, stopped Leo Espinosa of the Philippines, 125 pounds, in the sixth round of a go stouns feature bout Friday night in Melbourne Australia.
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Melbourne
Australia
Kimpo
Amarisio
Ghana
Leo Espinosa
Philippines
Go Stouns
Pop Warner Returns to Wahconah Park For Two Games
Pop Warner football moves back to Wahconah Park for two tomorrow afternoon with Browns vs Lions at 1:30 for first place and Giants vs Rams to follow around 2:00. Commissioner Red Fox notes fans prefer Wahconah’s seating, restrooms, and PA system as North Junior High Field drew crowds away and reduced gate donations. Giants practice tonight on the Common in a night session. players should bring only helmets.
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Pop Warner
Wahconsh Park
North Junior High Field
Browns
Lions
Giants
Rams
North Junior High
Edward
Red) Fox
Wahoonah Park
Fox
Wahconah
Mrs Andrew Paces In Hills Golf Victory
Eugene Andrew scored 2h to win gross honors in the Berkshire Hills five hole Supper match. Irene O'Brien and Barbara LeClair shared low net with 20 and 21 while Wilk, Mer lino, and Valuski each had eight or nine putts. Next week features a Scotch foursome chaired by Mrs Andrew and Mrs Giftos.
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Eugene Andrew
Berkshire Hills Country Club
72 Entered In Annual Knights of Columbus Golf Tourney
Seventy two golfers are entered in the combined Knights of Columbus Berkshire and Pittsfield councils annual tournament at Berkshire Hills Country Club tomorrow with play starting at 11. A 6:30 dinner is set at Rabida Council home. James Buckley chairs the event and tee times list numerous players by name and time.
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Knights of Columbus
Berkshire Council
Pittsfield Council
Berkshire Hills Country Club
Rabida Council
North St
James Buckley
Tony Lynch
George Murphy
Gerald Blake
Bon Fusco
Robert Gallant
Frank Blowe
Frank Para
Raymond Gallant
Joseph McGovern
Timothy Mayer
Lennard Lally
Edward McKenna
Joseph Manley
Robert Bett
Peter Tierney
Richard Prendergast
Joseph McCormack
Charles Reagan
James Reynolds
Edward Wallace
Francis Murray
Robert Froila
Maria Froila
George Frulle
Ramos Burrish bout postponed in Mexico City
The non title featherweight bout between Sugar Ramos of Mexico and Roy Burrish of Oklahoma, set for Sunday at Sabinas Coahuila, was postponed indefinitely due to Ramos' infected tonsils.
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Mexico City
UPI
Sugar Ramos
Mexico
Roy Burrish
Oklahoma
Sabinas
Coahuila
Ramos
Andy Coakley Dies at 80 After Baseball and Coaching Career
New York veteran Andy Coakley died at 80 after a life in baseball and education. A major league pitcher for four teams, he coached at Williams and Columbia, managed Pittsfield Hillies in 1934, and mentored stars including Lou Gehrig. He also ran an insurance agency and remained linked with former battery mate Pete Noonan.
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New York
Andy Coakley
Williams
Columbia
Pittsfield Hillies
Coakley
Lou Gehrig
Providence
R.J
Haly Cross College
Philadelphia Athletics
McAllister
Ile
Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
New York Americans
Pete Noonan
Hosuatonic
Holy Cross
Noonan
Cubs
Cardinals
Adams JVs Open Season Against Searles at Renfrew Field
Searles High of Great Barrington fields a young lineup for its football opener against Adams High Jayvees Monday at 3 pm at Renfrew Field Adams. Starting offense features four seniors four juniors a freshman a sophomore and an eighth grader with Delmasto Viscardi Gray Coons among early defensive starters. Searles meets East Catholic High Manchester Conn. at home today at 1 30.
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Great Barrington
Searles High
Adams High Jayvees
Renfrew
Adams
Searles
Dick Delmasto
Edi Viscardi
Bob Gray
Coons
Arly
Delmasto
Viscardi
Gray
Steve Carlotto
Jack Viscardi
Terry Tague
Jack Koelmer
Frank Daigle
Darriel Russell
Dennis Scarbro
Carlotta
Teague
Russell
Daigle
Bill Oneill
Joe Tatro
Paul Baumann
Sce
Mike Benham
Charlie Flynn
John Finning
Greg Kenyon
Dante Delmolina
Jac Massery
Cariotto
Scott Rockefeller
Danny Bartoni
Chris Gray
East Catholic High
Manchester
Conn
Weekend Sports Schedule For Local High And Prep Teams
The page lists multiple upcoming games and events across Massachusetts and nearby towns. Locals include Trinity College at Cotlege Weston, St Josephs High vs Northampton at Wahe conah Park, Adams High at Waconah Regional in Datton, Murdock Regional of Winchester at His rereziner Regional Williamstown, and Chicopee Comprehensive at Drury High in North Adams, all set around 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm. Also noted are horse racing at Green Mountain Park and Lebanon Valley Speedway stock car benefit events, plus Berkshire School soccer at Lenox School and a cross country match at Cheshire Academy. Tomorrow features two-ball golf at Wahconah Country Club and a two-bat tourney at Wahconah Country Club Dalton.
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St Joe's
Wahconah Park
Williamstown
Murdock Regional
Winchendon
Mount Greylock
Williams College
Lee Tigh
Greylock Street
Lee
Springfield Commerce
Trinity College
Ams Cotlege
Weston
Nhamristown
Pittsfiel High
Springhelt
Fade
Trade Field
Springfield
St. Joseph's High
Northampton
Waheconah Park
Adams High
Waconah
Datton
Winchester
Sprinaferd Commerce
Lee High
Chicopee
Drury High
North Adams
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Vi Fenrach
Horse Racing Card at Green Mt Park Entries Today
A chaotic race card lists multiple races at Green Mt Park with horses, jockeys, and odds for nine races. Entries include a first race for 9 year olds over 1300, several claiming and allowance events, and summaries of horse names such as Entourage, Lu's Say, Belleauty, and Dancing Donna among many others. The document mixes misspellings and shorthand, suggesting an OCR of a local program with fractional or unclear values and numerous horses across seven to nine races.
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Lu’s Say
Belleauty
Fair Bonnie
Rip
Laura
Baliane Ms Saune
Iceberger
Post Meridian
Bow's
Cara
Hasty Bound
Dancing Donna OD
Furlangs
Prince Mahibu Ambidexter
Margetere Kleinis I Warhcop
Jake Hello
Galdie
Big Freckle Jacksorbeter
Paaware We
Jedel R Creek Priamson Rilban Tuckabuckaway
Idart Kress
Gren Eclipse Star
Relic Janshar
Susie
Gary Dick Banglee
Nordy Hilty Dilly
Mc-Daddy Aegean
Sia
Ansel Val
Anthony Boy
Howard's
Ed Beasaree
Wilson Rides Two Winners at Green Mountain Park
Jockey Billy M. Wilson extended his lead in the standings by winning twice at Green Mountain Park. The card produced a total handle of 127,273 dollars with daily doubles and twin doubles paying modest sums. Details include Big Drought and If At First securing Daily Doubles and a list of race results with payouts and participating horses.
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Chantanlea
Fiato
Royal Guill
Parker
Nighter
Joan
Wilson
Gillespie
Ruby Gar
Johnson
Tuccio
Gabriel
Daddy’s Fride
Nedeau
Sir Tan
Admiral
Ernst
Lunsford
Crete
Imite Carneaux
Arctic Star
Fairbanks
Callandrelli
Durlengs I
tAamie
Donato
Truster Twitton
Big Bird
Halslander
Flan
Ward Billy
Bovine
Golden Hare
Royal Gulls
Garry
Pretty Jewel
Peterman
Chavez
Chavex
Bihance
Leone
Ournay
Handtz
Touch Grid Wins By Pomeroy In Sixth Grade League
Pomeroy defeated Williams 26 0 yesterday in a South ern League touch football contest at the Common. Jim Sarmuk and Bob Partridge paced the Pont Jeray offense with Sarmauk throwing to Partridge for a touchdown and intercepting a pass for another. Partridge threw scoring passes to Sack J and Ralph O Connell, plus O Connell scored on a later pass and ran for an extra point. In Waheonah Park North League action Russell beat Bartlett 12 6 on four touchdown passes by Bob Aitken with receivers David Spaniol and Mark McInherny scoring. Bartlett’s score came on a Bilasioli Pittman pass. Plunkett beat Pomeroy 6 0 as Tom Radde returned a fumble for the game's only TD. defensive standouts were Habeck and Brewster for Plunkett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Williams
the Common
Jim Sarmuk
Bob Partridge
Pont ‘Jeray
Sarmauk
Partridge
Ralph O'Connell
O'Connell
Waheonah Park
Russell
Bartlett
Bob Aitiken
David Spaniol
Mark McInhierny
Jor
Dom Bilasioli
Gregory Pittman
Plunkett
Clappi Park
Tom Radde
Bruce Habeck
John Brewster
Jim Favre
Joe V'Diflippo
Pomie Eroy
Veteran Trotter Theo Messidor Dominates Track Legacy
Theo Messidor, an 11 year old trotter racing in Amsterdam, tops active campaigners with 109 career victories through June 30. The Netherlands standout maintains a storied career that highlights enduring performance and regional racing prestige.
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Amsterdam
The
Netherlands
VPI
Theo Messidor
Trotter
Mount Greylock Faces Tough Return After Banner Year
Mount Greylock Regional High opens its football season against Murdock Regional High of Winchendon on home turf. Coach Bill Clark loses three backfield stars but reshuffles positions with guard-to-fullback and center-to-left halfback moves while relying on newcomers and a veteran line to field a competitive Intercounty League squad. The team also fields a soccer program under coach Dave Damion with a 1-1 start after a tie with Williams High.
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Williamstown
Mount Greylock
Murdock Regional High
Winchendon
Bill Clark
Inhusetts
Amherst
Hampshire County
Clark
Billy Leete
Tom Wooster
Western Massachusetts
Tom McKnight
Billy Madden
Steve Matoizo
Dick Cummings
Cummings
Peter Welanetz
George Canales
Jimmy Wooster
Will Chenail
Greylock
Doug Shepard
John Archambeault
Shepard
Archambeault
Dave Peck
Dave
Ming
Peck
Charlie Holcomb
Holcomb
Doug Jacobs
Jacobs
Lanesboro
Bob Anderson
Fran Lalibe
Larry White
John Therrien
Williams High
Stockbridge
Dave Damion
Mosher May Start At Right Halfback For Williams
Williams College opens against Trinity at Cole Field with a decision pending at right halfback. Bill Mosher of Birmingham, Mich., leads contenders over Chris Hagg and Lee Comfort as coach Frank Navarro begins his first season. Tom Hellman remains at center as Len Watters retires after 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Williams College
Trinity
Bill Mosher
Birmingham
Mich
Chris Hagg
Bill
William Edwin Mosher IV
Hagg
Lee Comfort
Hagy
Comfort
Mosher
Cole Field
Frank Navarro
Len Watters
Watters
Tom Hellman
Fitchburg
al Hageman
Wetman
Itchburg High
Williams
Carnevale Heads Clinic Speakers at New England Championship
U S Naval Academy coach Ben Carnevale will lead the speakers for the New England Championship basketball clinic, sponsored by the Massachusetts State Basketball Coaches Association, on October 12 and 13 at the Hotel Beaconsfield in Brookline. Other speakers include Andy Laska, Dee Rowe, George Wentworth, and Bill Linsky. reservations by check to Frank Charbonneau at Wakefield High.
Tannersville Stuns Mount Everett 13-6 in final minute
Hunter Tannersville JN YW High blocked a punt in the Mount Everett end zone in the final minute to seal a 13-6 upset in a Little Eight Conference game. Mount Everett led 6-0 after Phil Gunzinger scored early, but Tannersville answered with a fourth quarter comeback led by Don Nichols and Mike Showers. The visitors improved to 1-1. Mount Everett dropped to 0-2 and hosts Ockawanuck next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Mount Everett
Hunter Tannersville JN
Phil Gunzinger
Rickey Kradel
Eagles
Roger Minor
H-T
Ockawanuck
Philmont
N.Y
Tannersville
Adult Touch Grid Set Doubleheader at Clapp Park
Undefeated Park Towels will meet Pittsfield Sporting Goods tomorrow afternoon at Clapp Park in the second game of an Adult Touch Football League doubleheader. The first game, at 12:30, features Independents versus Stanley Club.
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Undefeated Park Towels
Wil
Pittsfield Sporting Goods
Clapp Park
Independents
Stanley
Acorns Optimistic Ahead of ACFL Clash with Ansonia
Springfield Acorns head coach Harry Leonardi predicts a big offensive improvement tonight against the Ansonia Black Knights in ACFL play. After a costly loss to Portland last week due to missed assignments, the team trains hard to cut errors and relies on Jim Traficant’s passing and a strong outside rushing game to counter Ansonia’s large line and potent backs John Heary and Jac Bucci, who helped upset Westchester 35 33 last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Harry Leonardi
Springfield Acorns
Ansonia Black Knights
Acorns
Port‘land
Portland
Leonardi
Jone
Ansonia
Pitt
Jim Traficant
Knights
John
Chick) Heary
Jac Bucci
Boston Patriots
Bucci
Westchester
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St. Joseph’s
PHS
Tech
Bill Mahan
Tall Pines
Philadelphia
General Electric Co. Fighting
Anon
Andrew Paces
Adams Jvs
Renfrew Field
MO. O
Rebel) Harris
At & Pm
Lebanon Valley
Cheshire
Lenox School
Wahconah Country Club
Dalton
Tomorrow
Wahonah Country Club
Oalton
Green Mt, Park
Jock
Pownal Track
Ane
Bucky Bullett
Carnevale
Acorn Coach
SEARS
Francis
Pittsfield Sporting
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