Kapp Ties Record in Vikings 52-14 Thrilling Win
Minnesota quarterback Joe Kapp threw for 449 yards and seven touchdowns, tying the NFL record. The Vikings routed the Baltimore Colts 52-14 as Kapp spread the ball to seven receivers, while Colts coach Don Shula denounced interviews after the loss.
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Rams, Packers Win On Field Goals and Big Plays
NFL action features Shula’s Miami fall behind early as Morrall passes for 127 yards and Kapp praises the offensive line. Rams stay two games up in Coastal Division by holding off Atlanta after a 17-0 halftime lead. Packers survive 49ers with Adderley’s goal-line interception and Hampton’s kickoff return. Redskins rally past Cleveland. Cowboys beat Saints. Eagles rally to topple Steelers as Snead and Hawkins shine. Harvard tops Williams College 2-0 in season-opening soccer.
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Mt Everett Loses Home Opener 26-0
Sheffield Mt. Everett Eagles dropped their home opener to Dover Plains High of New York 26 to 0, extending a 16 game skid. Bobby Taylor passed for 77 and 46 yard TDs, Billy Anderson powered the rush, and Ray Gunn contributed on the ground. Mt. Everett travels to McCann Tech next.
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Walt Kubica Wins GE Tourney at Wahconah Course
Walt Kubica shot 76 at Wahconah Country Club Dalton to win the annual General Electric golf tournament played across four courses. Ralph Dinofrin led with 77 at Stockbridge, Chuck Carson 78 at Pittsfield Country Club, Ray Dymek 85 for low gross at Cranwell. 72 field, 200 attendees at GE picnic. Highland Beats Ponteosuc 6-2 in elementary touch football at Waheonah Field on a TD pass from Eddie Terris to Steve Supranowicz.
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Romano Out of Bout Williams Steps In at Noel Field
North Adams welterweight Al Romano withdraws from his title bout with Juan Ramos due to a training injury. Roy Williams of Reading Pa. substitutes, seeking a top 10 ranking and another chance at Romano. Ramos, a Garden-era veteran, faces Williams while New England featherweight champ Terry Rondeau headlines area action alongside Jean LeRoux in a stacked card. Seven bouts including Sanchez vs Garcia and Drouin vs Wade fill the undercard, with rain date set for tomorrow night during the Fall Foliage Festival.
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Silverman
Norman Sanchez
Quebec
Alex Garcia
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Sonny Drouin
Bob Wade
Buffalo Triumphs 16-6 Over UMass At Amherst
Buffalo, missing three starters on offense, relies on Murtha and stout defense to defeat Massachusetts 16 to 6 at Alumni Stadium. Grasso shines with an 87 yard drive ending in Lang’s score as Zelmanski seals win.
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Dick Cummings
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Giants Lions Share Junior Grid Lead
The Giants and Lions tied for first after a doubleheader at Wahconah Park. Giants defeated the Browns 22 0 behind Larry McMahon 53 yard and 63 yard TD plays, while the Lions beat the Rams 12 0 with Koscher and Bianchi scoring.
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Mt Greylock Downs Ware in Second Intercounty Win
Mt Greylock of Williamstown earned its second Intercounty Football League win this season by beating Ware 24 to 5 on Saturday. Uigh of Williamstown scored twice with two yard and three yard runs helped by Myles passes to McQuillan. The Mounties sit tied for first with Lee High and travel to Amherst Regional next Saturday.
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Berkshire School Opens Season With 10-0 Win
Berkshire School defeated Lenox 10-0 in Lenox, the most lopsided home game on the Lenox pitch. Isaacson had a goal and assist, Partridge and Dean added two goals each, Ellison and Lavenberg combined for 32 saves in goal. Berkshire moves to 1-0. Lenox drops to 0-2. Jayvee won 1-0. Lenox hosts Hotchkiss Wednesday at 3.
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Crowds Reach Seven Thousand For Berkshire Fair Races
On the Berkshire Fair final day an estimated 7,000 attended and wagers totaled 451,682 with six day handle at 2,142,531. Daily doubles and perfectas paid 148.04, 151.04, and 76.60 respectively as Lon's Lad Foxy Ghost led the racing card.
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Berkshire Hills Country Club Golf Pairings Listed
The Berkshire Hills Country Club businessmen league announces Wednesday week’s golf tournament pairings. Players include Monevich Case Brennan Burke sandifare McCormicks farchisie Chikie Burbank Corrado Maxwell Mayon arenas guest Lauriers Tanner Nichols Sage Lynch Ball R Bowlby Slumpek Merrit Buckity and others with starters Banmer O Connell guest Cornelius Bishop Peltier Greenfeld Morrison Cadorette Eramo Fradking A Bowlby.
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