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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1969

Page

17

Top 7 Teams in AP Poll Retain Places

The AP college football poll keeps Ohio State at the lead as they open with a 62-0 win over Texas Christian. Penn State, Arkansas, Texas, Southern California, Oklahoma, and Georgia follow, with Purdue eighth after beating Notre Dame.

Ohio State Associated Press Buckeyes Woody Hayes Texas Christian Eared Penn State Arkansas Texas Purdue Notre Dame Missouri

Notre Dame drops from Top Twenty. Tennessee, Illinois crushed

Notre Dame tumbles from ninth as Illinois is crushed 37-6. Tennessee drubs Auburn 45-19 moving from 19th to 10th. UCLA rises from 14th, Michigan up from 20th. Michigan State down one, LSU Stanford West Virginia Wyoming enter 14th to 19th. Notre Dame, Indiana, Auburn and Arizona State exit the Top Twenty. Hayes notes squad must improve. Top Twenty rundown with first place votes listed.

Ilinois Tennessee Auburn Notre Dame UCLA Florida Michigan Michigan State Alabama Louisiana State Stanford West Virginia Wyoming Mississippi Indiana Arizona State Hayes Iis Columbus Ohio Ohio State Penn State Arkansas Texas California Oklahoma Georgia Purdue Missouri Mich State Florida State Georgia Tech Kansas Kansas State Kentucky Nebraska Ohio U Oregon State

Doerr Bids Farewell to Fenway After 28 Years

Bobby Doerr, long-time Boston Red Sox second baseman and later coach, retires from baseball at age 51. He leaves Fenway Park after the 1969 season to return to Junction City, Oregon, to run a ranch and an automatic laundry, and to spend time hunting and fishing along the Rosue River.

Boston Bobby ‘Doerr Boston Red Red Sox Oregon Doerr Junction City Ore Rosue River

Major League Baseball AP Schedule Update

Major League Baseball slate from the Associated Press lists Wednesday games and matchups across the National League and American League. Key games include Philadelphia at St Louis, Houston at Los Angeles, San Diego at San Francisco, and Oakland at Seattle with various pitcher records noted.

The Associated Press Philadelphia Wise J. Louis Guzman Cincinnati Nolan Atinta Niekro Houston Lemaster Os Angeles Sutton San Diego Santorini An Francisco Perry Montreal Pittsburgh New York Chicago St. Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Www L. Pet G.B Baltimore Detroit Boston Philaphia New York Montreal Cleveland Atlanta Minnesota San Fran Oakland California Kansas City Seattle Washington

O Connell Named Ski School Director at Brodie Mountain

Bill O Connell a veteran area skier is named ski school director at Brodie Mountain announced by Jim Kelly president of New Ashford ski center. O Connell sixth year at Brodie leads 35 instructors directs preseason conditioning for skiers 18 and older with first session Sunday at no charge.

Bill O'Connell Brodie Mountain Jim Kelly Ashford O'Connell Brodie Useasa Ski Instructors of America Dalton Dalton High School Boston University Siena College Byron Weston Co France Patricia Carr Beverly N.J Evin Pittsfield Erin PSIA

Handy Man on Ice Shows Versatility for Rangers

AP reports Don Marshall of the New York Rangers, earning $7, with 15 NHL seasons, assists Emile Francis in coaching this season. Marshall can play any position and needs 16 more goals to reach 250. last year he appeared in his 1,006th league game.

NEW York Don Marshall National Hockey League Emile Francis New York Rangers Marshall

Cihocki nets hole-in-one in Fyantenuck Fall tourney

Julian Cihocki of Wyantenuck Country Club holed out from 155 yards on the 5th hole with a Q iron for a hole-in-one during the Wyantenuck fall member guest tournament. His partner Joe Pathul teamed with him against Charles Plungis and John Roberts of Pittsfield. third ace of the season at Wyantenuck.

Great Barrington Julian Cihocki Wyantenuck Hea Cihocki Joe Pathul Charles Plungis John Roberts Pittsfield

Six Teams Win School Shutouts in Youth Football

Six elementary and middle school teams posted shutouts in yesterday's action. Crane beat Rice 12-0, Egremont defeated Dawes 14-0, and West Annex Blue topped Hibbard 14-0. Dawes beat Tigremont 6-0, Redfield shut out Stearns 8-0, and Tucker edged Pontoosuc 2-0 after overtime. Key plays included Crane scoring via John Flynn to Mike Mahoney and a 30 yard interception return, while Egremont benefited from Gary Harrington’s 15 yard TD and an 11 yard TD pass to Jim Matteodo.

Crane Rice Brown Street Field Egremont Dawes West Annex Hibbard Tigremont Deming Field Redfield Stearns Clapp Park Tucker Pontoosuc Wahconah John Flynn Mike Mahoney Gary Harrington Jim Matteodo Steve Leon Jeff Cohen Mike Benson Steve McDermott John Mackey Ray Simonson Dennis Messana Redfeld Messana

South Nips North 3-2 In Soccer

South Junior High edged North Junior High 3-2 after a late Buck Worthen goal. Joe Unwin and Mark Sacchetti tied it for North before Worthen's 15 yard clincher. The Worthen brothers scored all of South's goals with Brian opening in the second period and Buck adding in the third.

Buck Worthen South North Junior High North Joe Unwin Mark Sacchetti Worthen Worthen Brothers Brian Worthen Ron Hatch Buck John Taginski Harvey Potter Ugo Perotti Paul Boison

Family Ske in COLORADO SPRINGS at Pikes Peak race

In Colorado Springs the 1923 gap ended as no Unser entered the championship car division of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb. Louis Unser of Cascade retired after a 46 year career. Bobby Unser won the stock car division while another nephew, A, was sidelined with a broken leg.

Colorado Springs Colo.ap Unser Pikes Peak Louis Unser Cascade Bobby Unser

Catamount Plans Night Ski Opening with New Racing Director

SOUTH EGREMONT Catamount will offer night skiing on Tue Thu Fri from 6:30 to 10 pm this winter. New racing director Pascal Jugy joins Nastar program. Jugy, a former French national team member, will lead the catamount racing program and junior skiers may contact Donald Parker or the ski area. Two new trails, Flipper and a long beginner route, were cut, with Bill Daryee handling PR and advertising.

South Egremont Catamount Toni Matt Pascal Jugy Jugy Japan Donald Parker Bill Daryee

Advance Sale Of Season Tickets At PHS

Pittsfield High will conduct an advance sale of reserved season tickets for home football games tomorrow and Friday from 11 30 a m to 2 30 p m at the school lobby box office Frank Moynihan announced Tickets cost 4 each and guarantee a seat in the reserved section Purchasers avoid waiting in line at Wahconah Park box office Pittsfield hosts Turners Falls this Saturday and has a series of Friday night and November games with Taconic Adams and Wahconah Regional.

Pittsfield High Frank Moynihan Wahconah Park Pittsfield Turners Falls Taconic Adams Wahconah

Coy Bacon Makes Rams Debut Roaring Start At Right Tackle

Rams rookie Coy Bacon, unearthed from Sabin College, earns a game ball after Los Angeles’ 17-7 win over Atlanta to go 2-0. The defensive tackle, previously a nonstarter in college, moved into starting duty as Roger Brown sidelined, aided by mentors Brown and Mer din Olsen. Bacon recalls low college status and a late break into pro football, while fans confuse him with Deacon Jones, a mix he now handles with autographs.

LOS Angeles Coy Bacon Los Angeles Rams Roger Brown Rams Atlanta Jackson State Bacon Ben McGee Pittsburgh Steelers Verlon Biggs New York Jets Dallas Brown Gregg Schumacher Diron Talbert Merdin Olsen Deacon Jones Mia Coy

Pittsfield Speed Skating Club Hosts First Meeting Tonight

The Pittsfield Parks Speed Skating Club convenes at 7 30 tonight at Springside House 874 North St to plan the season including meets and fund-raisers. President Ray Hospet urges ordering skates before the schedule begins as 21 weekends exist with 14 dates already set locally. The Turkey Trot at Prospect Park Brooklyn November 22 kicks off competition, with Northeastern Indoor at Worcester November 29 as the first major target. The Western Seaboard Committee meets October 26 in Albany to finalize dates and the full 21 weekend plan.

Pittsfield Parks Springside House North St Ray Hospet Prospect Park Brooklyn N.Y Worcester Pittsfield Weastern Seaboard Committee Albany

Rozelle Called Dictator By Jets Corner Johnny Sample

Jets cornerback Johnny Sample branded Commissioner Pete Rozelle a dictator at a Atlantic City news conference where he announced plans to publish a book series on black athletes and equality in professional sports. Sample criticized Rozelle as biased against Negro players and noted pay disparities, reflecting on his own 14-year pro career with the Colts Steelers Redskins and Jets.

Atlantic City Johnny Sample New York Jets Pete Rozelle Sample Rozella APL NFL Jets Towim Maryland State College Baltimore Colts Pittsburgh Steelers Washington Redskins

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